Amon Becomes a God

Time returned to a few minutes earlier.

The Creator studied the area before the Church of Bones for a while but never found a way to enter Adam's divine kingdom.

At this point, He also realized that Adam's sudden appearance was very likely meant to cover up Amon's godhood ritual.

But Hobart currently had no way to stop Amon from becoming a god. According to the plan he had previously made with Klein, Klein, as the owner of Source Castle, would definitely be able to sense the process of Amon becoming a god.

Klein would then be responsible for locating him, and the two of them would destroy Amon's godhood ritual together.

But Klein had now been imprisoned. Even if the Creator had his suspicions, He had no way to immediately find Amon.

Just as the Creator was preparing to try forcibly breaking Adam's divine kingdom, an idea suddenly came to Him. Amon was becoming a god in Mr. Door's place.

And according to the memories in the Creator's mind, when Mr. Door fell, all material doors in the real world, as well as doors in the mystical sense, had opened.

The Creator drew inspiration from this memory and tried to amplify the abstract concept of the Church of Bones' two great doors.

The most direct meaning of a door was "an entrance and exit to a building." Since one could enter and leave through it, it could certainly be opened.

After two consecutive amplifications, the doors of the Church of Bones indeed loosened. However, the Creator immediately sensed a force obstructing their opening.

Hobart, hiding in the "shadow" of this world, immediately realized that this force was Adam's control over His own divine kingdom.

Thus, the Creator made use of that force, effectively taking over a small portion of