After touching the golden disk, Hao Ren had been trapped in chaotic and bizarre dreams for several consecutive days. The marks left on his hands refused to fade. Vivian and Izax had both examined them, but found nothing. They looked like ordinary burn scars, carrying no supernatural power whatsoever. Even so, Hao Ren knew that these marks definitely held extraordinary significance.
On the nights when the chaotic dreams tormented him, Hao Ren repeatedly relived the scene he had witnessed in the golden disk's illusion. Each time, he awoke in the Creation Goddess's collapsing temple, crossed countless burning pillars and battlefields locked in mortal combat, and finally reached the place where the great sin of killing a god had occurred. Yet every time, just as before, he was always one step too late to make out the faces of the God Slayer and the Goddess. Every dream repeated itself without the slightest variation, but as he experienced those events again and again, Hao Ren found himself reading increasingly clear information from the dreams.
That information was the chaotic memory injected into his mind after he first touched the golden disk. The repeated dreams seemed to be helping him extract those incomprehensible fragments from the depths of his mind. As the recurring dreams finally faded away, Hao Ren became certain that he had grasped several things clearly. Now, as he reconsidered everything that had happened after he touched the golden disk, an idea gradually took shape:
He had touched the disk and obtained "intelligence" from it, then strengthened that intelligence by repeatedly experiencing the dreams. This entire process was probably no coincidence. It should have been a carefully designed procedure, and its purpose was to deliver a "message." Once he had completely figured out what he had received from the golden disk,