Did the Decayer possess some unique trait?
The moment this question arose in his heart, the Cruel Scholar's gaze slowly turned toward the Decayer's enormous head.
Could it be because of the remnants of civilization stored inside his head?
As for a trait ordinary people lacked, this was the only one he could think of.
The Decayer had gathered every soul fragment that could be found within the Prussia Civilization and placed them inside his own head.
Although this had twisted and warped the Decayer's head, leaving him tormented by pain at every moment, from another perspective, the Decayer had upheld an entire civilization all by himself.
Even if that civilization was so incomplete it could never be restored, its essence was still that of a civilization.
And upon thinking of civilization, the Cruel Scholar could not help but think of that Deep Dreamer whose entire body burned with golden Flame Dust.
Whether it was the "Three Questions of the World" he had proposed or the secret tale of "creation" he had spoken of, all of it hinted that the Deep Dream Civilization possessed a formidable figure attempting to create a world and obtain the identity of a Sequence Bearer.
Creation was not simply about having a rough framework and filling in the sea to make a continent.
It required not only abundance in the material world, but also civilization to lay the groundwork as an anchor of faith.
Thus, "civilization" was unquestionably important in the eyes of a creator.
For example, there was a Sequence Bearer the Cruel Scholar had heard of—the creator of Instrument World.
In order to construct a rich civilizational ecosystem, that being continuously hired Seedbringers to travel through the planes, abducting all manner of special races and placing them in Instrument World to multiply and