Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel, an Honorary Elder of the Wizard Guild, receives disappointing news about the war's progress. The Wizard Guild's victories haven't directly threatened God's Country, and the "Guardian Skywing" remains unscathed.
• Abel realizes that with the current mobilization of Holy Knights, God's Country's internal combat strength is significantly weakened, but the Wizard Guild can't enter God's Country due to its defensive shield.
• Abel plans to use his resurrected Legendary Holy Knights, Bruce and Will, to enter God's Country and cause harm, seizing the opportunity while God's Country's high-end combat power is focused on the borders.
• Abel decides to approach God's Country using the Huoya War Fortress, aiming to enter the country undetected.

Character Developments

• Abel's disappointment in the war's progress leads him to consider more drastic measures against God's Country.
• Abel's confidence grows with the resurrection of Legendary Holy Knights, leading him to attempt a risky approach to God's Country.

Significant Themes

• The stalemate between the Wizard Guild and God's Country, and the strategic considerations behind it.
• Abel's growing desperation and willingness to take risks as the war progresses.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the Golden Dragon Kenbur, who guards the ocean area near God's Country. Despite initially being discovered, Abel's polite and respectful demeanor leads to a friendly conversation between them.
• Abel's relationship with the Huoya Spirit is shown as he commands the Huoya War Fortress, indicating his growing proficiency with the ancient war machine.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel meets the Golden Dragon Kenbur, who guards the sea area around God's Country.
• Kenbur allows Abel to pass, revealing that the Dragon race secretly protects God's Country.
• Abel offers Kenbur twice-synthesized Water Spirit Fruit juice and Grandmaster Wine, forming a friendship.
• Kenbur gifts Abel a dragon scale for protection, offering help in times of danger.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his ability to entertain and befriend powerful beings, gaining an ally in Kenbur.
• Kenbur shows a friendly and approachable side, despite his immense strength and initial arrogance.

Significant Themes

• Friendship and Alliance: Abel's ability to form an alliance with Kenbur highlights the importance of friendship and mutual respect in this world.
• Power Dynamics: The interaction between Abel and Kenbur showcases the vast power differences between races and individuals, and how these dynamics influence behavior and interactions.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Kenbur's interaction is marked by initial respect and formality, evolving into a friendly and casual relationship as they share drinks and conversation.
• Kenbur's interaction with sea beasts demonstrates his authority and the fear he instills in other creatures.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel approaches God's Country coastline, attempting to breach the "Guardian Skywing" defensive barrier.
• His left hand gets stuck to the barrier, and he struggles to free himself, even transforming into a 1,200-year-old dragon.
• The "Crystal Angel Statue" in his pineal gland absorbs vast amounts of faith power from the barrier, transforming and merging with Abel's druidic sub-soul.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his confidence and power, attempting to breach the barrier without fear of the Golden Dragon Kenbur or sea beasts.
• Abel's "Crystal Angel Statue" evolves significantly, absorbing purified faith power and merging with his druidic sub-soul.

Significant Themes

• The power of faith and its role in the "Guardian Skywing" defensive barrier.
• The potential consequences of merging with the "Crystal Angel Statue" and Abel's decision to merge it with his druidic sub-soul instead of his main soul.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the "Guardian Skywing" defensive barrier, attempting to breach it and ultimately merging with a part of it.
• The Golden Dragon Kenbur senses Abel's actions but doesn't intervene, considering Abel a child playing around.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel discovers a fetus growing within the Druidic sub-soul, fed by faith power from the "Guardian Skywing."
• The fetus grows rapidly into an Angel, with wings that expand to full size.
• Abel passes through the "Guardian Skywing" defense shield and enters God's Country, perceiving its unique energy and scent.
• He returns to the Rogue Encampment and finds the Angel's body has become a living entity, separate from his main body.

Character Developments

• Abel gains a new Angel body, separate from his main body, which he can control independently.
• The Angel body is powerful, with exceptional strength and elemental resistance, comparable to a Legendary Holy Knight.

Significant Themes

• The power of faith and its role in creating and sustaining life.
• The difference between modifying an existing body and growing a new energy body.
• The unique environment of God's Country and its influence on its inhabitants.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the Angel body, discovering its capabilities and differences from his main body.
• Abel's Clerics and followers in God's Country are mentioned, highlighting their devotion and the faith power they provide.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel wakes up in an angel body, naked and without space items.
• He discovers a 100 cubic meter personal space within the angel body.
• Abel practices controlling both his human and angel bodies simultaneously.
• He tests his dual-body control in combat against a group of Cave Kings in the Dark World.

Character Developments

• Abel adapts to his new angel body and learns to control it simultaneously with his human body.
• He gains confidence in his ability to fight using both bodies in combat.

Significant Themes

• The advantages of angel bodies: energy-based, vast personal space, and innate strength.
• The challenges of controlling different bodies with varying strengths and movements.
• The importance of practice and adaptation in mastering new skills.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with his angel body as an extension of himself, practicing and fighting simultaneously.
• He uses his human body to cast spells while his angel body engages in melee combat against Cave Kings.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel returns to the Golden Castle, having adapted to his Angel body.
• He plans to accept quests from the Wizard Guild to obtain "Light Stones."
• Rule Wizard Charlie visits Abel, seeking his help in refining longevity potions for the Lightning Faction's fake-death Rule Wizards.
• Abel successfully refines the potions and declines payment, accepting "Light Stones" as a gift instead.
• Abel accepts a mission from Legendary Wizard Dylan to refine a "Life-extending Potion," with the task issuer to contact him directly.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his alchemy prowess by successfully refining four types of longevity potions with a 100% success rate and Gold Quality.
• Rule Wizard Charlie shows respect and gratitude towards Abel for saving his life and the lives of his comrades.

Significant Themes

• The importance of longevity potions for Rule Wizards who were saved from near-death.
• The Wizard Guild's strategy in using rewards to extend the lifespan of valuable Rule Wizards.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Rule Wizard Charlie discuss the war on the front lines and the refinement of longevity potions.
• Abel accepts a mission from Legendary Wizard Dylan, setting the stage for future interaction.

Plot Points & Events

• Legendary Wizard Dylan arrives at the Golden Castle minutes after Abel accepts his quest.
• Dylan brings the original 'Life-extending Potion' recipe, requiring 'Divine Blood' as a key ingredient.
• Abel examines the materials, finding the 'Divine Blood' to have lost much of its life force.
• Dylan suggests moving the refining process to the Wizard Guild headquarters, where a deity is imprisoned for blood extraction.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his expertise in alchemy and knowledge of divine blood.
• Dylan shows his resourcefulness and determination to secure the best 'Life-extending Potion.'

Significant Themes

• The power and rarity of 'Divine Blood.'
• The importance of lifespan extension for Professionals and Legendary Wizards.
• The Wizard Guild's influence and secrets, including their imprisonment of a deity.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Dylan meet in a friendly and professional manner, with Dylan expressing his eagerness to work with Abel.
• They discuss the 'Life-extending Potion' recipe, materials, and potential issues with the 'Divine Blood.'
• Dylan reveals the existence of an imprisoned deity at the Wizard Guild headquarters, hinting at their power and resources.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel learns about the conditions for a deity's slumber and awakening.
• He accompanies Legendary Wizard Dylan to the Wizard Guild's headquarters.
• They enter a heavily fortified, restricted area where deities are imprisoned.
• Abel is introduced to the God of War, a captured deity bound by ancient God-locking Chains.

Character Developments

• Abel gains a deeper understanding of deities and their slumber.
• He realizes the true extent of the Wizard Guild's power and feels insignificant compared to their might.
• Abel feels sympathy for the God of War's plight.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between deities and mortals.
• The consequences of capturing and imprisoning deities.
• The vast difference in strength between Abel and the Wizard Guild.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Legendary Wizard Dylan: Dylan serves as Abel's guide, revealing the secrets of the Wizard Guild's headquarters.
• Abel and the God of War: Abel feels empathy for the bound and weakened deity.
• Abel and the powerful individuals of the Wizard Guild: Abel senses their immense strength and feels intimidated.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel accompanies Legendary Wizard Dylan to collect 'Divine Blood' from the slumbering God of War using a Divine Artifact dagger.
• Abel refines a Grandmaster-level "Life-extending Potion" in the Wizard Guild's alchemy room, taking six hours and exhausting him.
• The potion turns out to be Blue Quality, increasing lifespan by thirty percent.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his alchemy skills, refining a Grandmaster potion for the first time, but is disappointed with the quality.
• Legendary Wizard Dylan shows concern for Abel's well-being after the refinement, appreciating Abel's efforts.

Significant Themes

• The difficulty and rarity of Grandmaster-level potions and materials.
• Abel's continuous pursuit of advancement in alchemy despite reaching the peak of his current era.
• The value and scarcity of 'Divine Blood' and Heavenly Materials.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Legendary Wizard Dylan work together to collect 'Divine Blood' and later refine the potion.
• Abel shares his disappointment about the potion's quality with Legendary Wizard Dylan, who is grateful for Abel's efforts.
• Abel requests Legendary Wizard Dylan not to publicize the refinement of the "Life-extending Potion" to avoid frequent requests for Grandmaster potions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel possesses two bodies: a wizard self and an angel body, both present in the Dark World.
• His wizard self is meditating using a "Light Stone" and a "Wisdom Fruit," nearing Legendary Wizard status.
• His angel body practices sword techniques from the Angel's Legacy, using "Spirit" sword and shield.
• Abel discovers Light Power, the angel body's energy, is exclusive and powerful but rejects other energies, including Mana, making it incompatible with other professions.
• He realizes the angel body can't use Druid or Priest skills, limiting its combat effectiveness in the Dark World.
• Abel decides to take the angel body to the God's Country to seek growth opportunities.

Character Developments

• Abel's wizard self is close to becoming a Legendary Wizard.
• Abel's angel body masters the Angel's Legacy and Light Power but faces limitations in using other professions' skills.
• Abel becomes aware of the angel body's slow growth process and decides to seek growth opportunities in the God's Country.

Significant Themes

• The power and limitations of the angel body and its Light Power.
• The struggle between the Wizard Guild and the God's Country, providing Abel opportunities to enter the God's Country.
• The growth process of powerful races, such as the Angel race and the Dragon race.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with Rule Wizard Hulton, who visits for a meal and conversation, interrupting Abel's plans.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel, now an Alchemy Grandmaster, is visited by Rule Wizard Hulton who invites him to Ironforge on behalf of Dwarf King Gunther.
• Abel learns that Divine Revelation, the spokesperson for the deity in God's Country, has left the central temple, presenting an opportunity for Abel to explore it.
• Abel travels to God's Country using the Huoya War Fortress and encounters Golden Dragon Kenbur, who allows him passage.
• Abel enters God's Country safely but senses danger from the "Guardian Skywing" defense barrier. He uses an invisibility cloak to avoid detection.

Character Developments

• Abel's status has grown; powerful individuals now avoid bothering him, and he's respected as an equal by Legendary Wizards and the Wizard Guild.
• Bernie, Abel's friend, is preparing to advance to a Level 5 Wizard with Abel's support.
• Golden Dragon Kenbur remains friendly towards Abel, even gifting him dragon scales in the past.

Significant Themes

• Respect and power dynamics among different races and levels of individuals in the world.
• The dangers and temptations of exploring the central temple in God's Country.
• The importance of strategic alliances, as seen in Abel's relationship with Golden Dragon Kenbur.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Rule Wizard Hulton discuss Bernie's cultivation and Abel's invitation to Ironforge.
• Abel and Golden Dragon Kenbur exchange pleasantries, and Abel gifts Kenbur twice-synthesized Grandmaster Wine.
• Abel interacts with the "Guardian Skywing" defense barrier, sensing danger and using an invisibility cloak to avoid detection.

Abel finds a hidden valley in God's Country and sets up an Isolation Array for concealment. He separates his Angel body from his human body, which is energy-based and can fly. Abel equips his Angel body with necessary items and sends his human body, protected by Johnson, underground. He then flies to the central Temple, feeling a sense of danger from the experts inside but also a sense of familiarity and security from the Temple itself. As he approaches, he senses a strong divine defensive shield.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel's Angel Body infiltrates the Central Temple in God's Country, passing through its defense shield undetected.
• He enters through a skylight, avoiding the main doors and the initial defenses.
• Inside, he encounters scanning arrays but evades detection.
• At the altar, he finds and takes a "Divine Power Crystal."
• He discovers a wooden door leading to the living quarters of high-ranking officials.
• Following a Cleric, he finds a library and two High-level Holy Knights guarding a passageway.
• The passageway leads to a heavily defended downward passage, ending at another metal door.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates improved control and perception within the Temple, feeling he can manipulate its defenses.
• He shows caution and adaptability, avoiding detection and using his environment to his advantage.

Significant Themes

• Faith vs Power: The Temple's power is derived from faith, contrasting with Abel's physical strength and adaptability.
• Perception vs Detection: Abel's ability to perceive his surroundings without triggering detection arrays highlights his unique skills.
• Defense vs Infiltration: The Temple's robust defenses are challenged by Abel's stealth and adaptability.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts indirectly with a Cleric and two High-level Holy Knights, avoiding detection and confrontation.
• His presence is unknown to the Temple's inhabitants, reflecting his stealth and cunning.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel explores the Temple's underground areas, identifying key rooms such as the storage area and control room.
• He secures the control room, finding a sword, shield, and a phantom angel wing, which he takes.
• In the storage area, he finds a chest containing 5,362 "divine power crystals," which he also takes.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his understanding of architectural styles and spiritual sense, allowing him to navigate the Temple's underground areas.
• He shows caution and strategic thinking, prioritizing the control room and avoiding potential dangers.
• Abel exhibits excitement and greed upon finding the "divine power crystals," revealing his desire for wealth and power.

Significant Themes

• Greed and desire for power are highlighted through Abel's actions and thoughts.
• The importance of strategy and caution is emphasized as Abel navigates the Temple's defenses.
• The power of faith and its manifestation in "divine power crystals" is introduced.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the Temple's defenses and rooms, using his abilities to bypass or overcome them.
• He encounters a phantom angel wing, which he takes as a Spirit, and it merges with his body, granting him new abilities.
• Abel's actions do not involve interactions with other characters in this chapter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel discovers a warehouse in the Central Temple containing divine power crystals, a white potion (likely for Holy Knights), and life-saving magic items.
• He takes these items and the angel statue in the main hall before being discovered.
• The Temple's guardians, including several supreme experts, try to stop Abel, but they're impeded by the Temple's defensive shields.
• Divine Revelation, the spokesperson for the Outer Heavenly Demons, returns to the Temple and senses the commotion. He finds the angel statue missing and raises the alarm.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his stealth and thieving skills, as well as his ability to control the Temple's defenses.
• Divine Revelation shows his concern for the angel statue and his authority over the Temple.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Outer Heavenly Demons and their control over the Temple.
• The importance of the angel statue to Divine Revelation and the Temple.
• The strategic value of the resources on the front-line battlefield.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the Temple's defenses and guardians, showcasing his control over the Temple.
• Divine Revelation interacts with the Temple's guardians, demonstrating his authority and concern for the angel statue.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Temple of the Central Divine Hall is robbed, with the deity's statue, divine power crystals, and two divine artifacts stolen.
• Divine Revelation, the Temple's guardian, discovers an anomaly in the sky but cannot detect the intruder using the Temple's Scanning Array.
• He learns that no life forms entered the Temple and that no life form caused the air trail, realizing the severity of the situation.
• A drop of divine blood is found outside the Temple, leading Divine Revelation to suspect the God of Thieves, a deity known for stealth and theft.

Character Developments

• Divine Revelation: Struggles to cope with the Temple's robbery, feels powerless, and becomes determined to find the thief and make them pay.
• Abel (in his Angel form): Successfully steals the items, changes the master recognition of the two divine artifacts, and ensures they won't be recalled by the Outer Heavenly Demon.

Significant Themes

• The powerlessness of Divine Revelation and the Temple's defenses in the face of an unknown, highly skilled intruder.
• The desperation of Divine Revelation to find the thief and the lengths he's willing to go to make them pay.
• The resourcefulness and cunning of Abel in his theft and subsequent actions to secure the stolen divine artifacts.

Character Interactions

• Divine Revelation interacts with "Guardian Skywing," the Temple's AI, trying to gather information about the intruder but is frustrated by its lack of help.
• Abel interacts with the Angel's body, using it to change the master recognition of the stolen divine artifacts.
• Divine Revelation interacts with the Holy Knights, ordering them to investigate and search for the thief.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel retrieves the two Divine Artifacts from the Angel Body.
• Abel learns that God's Country is searching for him.
• Abel uses his Angel Body's speed to escape, reaching the safety of the Golden Dragon Kenbur's territory.
• Abel returns to the Dark World and examines the Divine Artifacts he obtained from God's Country.
• Abel discovers the attributes of the Divine Artifacts, including the Holy Angel Sword and Holy Angel Shield.
• Abel decides not to expose his Angel Body on the Central Continent until it grows stronger.
• Abel finds that "divine power crystals" are useful to his Behemoth, Daof.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his strategic thinking and caution by avoiding the use of teleportation arrays to maintain secrecy.
• Abel's Angel Body shows increased strength and speed with the new Divine Artifacts.
• Daof expresses a strong desire for "divine power crystals," indicating his potential for growth.

Significant Themes

• The power and significance of Divine Artifacts.
• The relationship between Abel and his Behemoth, Daof.
• The importance of caution and secrecy in Abel's actions.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with his Angel Body, both bodies expressing relief and joy at their reunion.
• Abel interacts with Daof, sensing Daof's strong desire for "divine power crystals" and deciding to provide them to aid Daof's growth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel gives Daof a "divine power crystal" which Daof consumes, initiating a rapid transformation.
• Abel realizes Daof instinctively knows how to use beneficial items.
• Abel decides not to let Daof use more crystals to prevent it from becoming too powerful for him to control.
• Abel returns to the Central Continent and tests the last war trophy in a secret chamber of the Golden Castle.
• He discovers that over fifty million believers' faith lines are connected to the Angel statue, nurturing a new "divine power crystal."
• Meanwhile, Divine Revelation in the God's Country awakens a new statue, reclaiming the divine essence and causing Abel's statue to lose its divine essence and "divine power crystal."
• Abel contacts Great Druid Biula to seek information about deities.

Character Developments

• Abel: Realizes Daof's instinctual understanding of beneficial items, decides to limit Daof's growth, and discovers the value of the Angel statue's faith lines.
• Daof: Rapidly transforms after consuming a "divine power crystal," showing its instinctual understanding of beneficial items.
• Divine Revelation: Awakens a new statue, reclaiming the divine essence and causing Abel's statue to lose its divine essence.

Significant Themes

• The power of faith and its connection to deities.
• The value of divine statues and their ability to generate "divine power crystals."
• The limitations of Abel's power and his need to control Daof's growth.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Daof: Abel gives Daof a "divine power crystal," initiating Daof's transformation and demonstrating Daof's instinctual understanding.
• Abel and Divine Revelation (implied): Abel's theft of the Angel statue leads Divine Revelation to awaken a new statue, reclaiming the divine essence and countering Abel's plans.
• Abel and Great Druid Biula: Abel contacts Great Druid Biula to seek information about deities, showing his respect and trust in her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel, now an Alchemy Grandmaster, seeks knowledge about deities from Great Druid Biula.
• Biula reveals that becoming a deity involves forming a divine body and establishing a God's Country.
• Abel learns about Divine Artifacts and the awakening process of statues.
• Abel awakens the "Crystal Angel Statue" using his Druidic sub-soul.
• Abel connects with clerics and believers through the statue, starting to accumulate faith power.
• Abel obtains a divine statue from the Dark World and infuses Daof's soul energy into it, initiating Daof's path to deityhood.

Character Developments

• Abel continues to explore and understand his powers, seeking knowledge to advance.
• Great Druid Biula shows willingness to help Abel, despite the Temple's stance on deities.
• Daof unknowingly takes the first step towards becoming a deity.

Significant Themes

• Knowledge and Power: Abel's pursuit of knowledge to enhance his abilities and understanding of the world.
• Deities and Faith: The role of deities, their statues, and the power of faith.
• Secrets and Consequences: Abel's secrets escalate, potentially drawing deities' attention.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Great Druid Biula: Abel seeks information, Biula shares knowledge while trying to protect secrets.
• Abel and Daof: Abel initiates Daof's path to deityhood without Daof's awareness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel returns to the Golden Castle with a divine statue of an angel, placing it next to Daof's statue in a secret basement room.
• Abel conveys a divine decree to barbarian believers, allowing them to transmit Faith Power to the divine statues when they pray to a specific image.
• Abel modifies the "Heal" divine spell, making it accessible to more barbarian Professionals and strengthening their status within the Wizard Guild.
• A Church Berserker receives the "Heal" spell on the battlefield and uses it to heal a Rule Wizard, demonstrating the enhanced role of barbarian Professionals.

Character Developments

• Abel continues to manipulate and benefit from the divine statues, expanding his influence and power.
• The Church Berserker gains access to the "Heal" spell, elevating his status and the importance of barbarian Professionals.
• Rule Wizard McLeish experiences the power of Abel's "Heal" spell and seeks to work with the Church Berserker in future missions.

Significant Themes

• Faith and Power: Abel's control over the divine statues and the Faith Power they generate emphasizes the connection between religious belief and power.
• Status and Recognition: The enhanced role of barbarian Professionals highlights the theme of status and recognition within the society of the Central Continent.
• Manipulation and Influence: Abel's actions demonstrate his growing influence and manipulation of events and characters to serve his goals.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the divine statues, using his knowledge and abilities to modify and enhance their functions.
• The Church Berserker and Rule Wizard McLeish interact on the battlefield, with the Church Berserker using the "Heal" spell to heal McLeish, leading to a mutual respect and alliance.
• Abel's actions indirectly influence the status and role of barbarian Professionals within the Wizard Guild.