Inside the palace, as the battle ended, the dark burning ash drifting through the air gradually dispersed, and the nearly chaotic spatial fluctuations subsided.
Only the upper half of Aseia remained, and she had already been drawn into a spatial rift. In all likelihood, she had been chosen by Apocalypse Paradise to become a Ruler. Logically, this should have been impossible.
Aseia was the savior chosen by the world's consciousness, and the Zerg battlefield was being notarized by the Void Tree. Given Aseia's special identity, she should not have been recruited by a Paradise faction.
The problem was that they were no longer in the alien battlefield, but in the Netherworld. Fundamentally speaking, the alien battlefield and the Netherworld were two native worlds. They had merely become connected for various reasons, but they remained distinctly different.
In other words, Aseia was the savior of the alien battlefield. That identity was useless in the Netherworld. That was precisely why Apocalypse Paradise had been able to select a dying savior in the Netherworld.
This was no longer merely a matter of profiting enormously. Becoming a Ruler was not something one could recruit at will. There was also the concept of an initial "strength limit."
For example, Reed, who had been deceived back then, had exceeded the "strength limit," so he could not become a Ruler. As for Guy, he was an exception among exceptions. Besides, judging Guy by strength simply was not appropriate.
Aseia clearly far exceeded the "strength limit," yet she had still been chosen as a Ruler. This showed just how much Su Xiao had profited.
Inside the palace, after resting for a moment, Su Xiao stored the three sealed life-support devices in his storage space. Inside were his bitten-off arms and left lower leg. He could restore them after