Chapter 1759: The Entwined Umbilical Cord
As for that last description—the barrier between human will and the place where the gods fell?
The Warehouse remained as dim as ever, and Fu Qian continued to ponder the mission summary.
So in the end, his heinous act of ruining someone's spiritual cultivation was actually saving all of humanity?
Given its past behavior, the Warehouse probably wouldn't deliberately sugarcoat its wording just to spare his feelings.
So what would happen if Akons were "purified"? That was certainly food for thought.
According to the summary, Akons lay in a depth beyond the reach of the mind. The outsiders represented certain lucky souls who couldn't help overthinking things, until they eventually encountered a good doctor and were made into puppets.
Whatever happened to people in the real world, they certainly couldn't delve any deeper.
And what about the Realm Where the Gods Fell?
Honestly, the moment that name appeared, an image almost simultaneously formed in Fu Qian's mind—a strange, fantastical expanse of overlapping, illusory bubbles.
His senior, Liliana's hiding place; where he had acquired the "Eternal" trait; and what was possibly the Night Watchers' most absolute Forbidden Place.
That made the many higher powers wreaking havoc inside quite understandable.
And there was actually a passage from the depths of the human mind leading over there?
Then it was certainly better to keep it sealed off.
Going by what he'd experienced while traveling, if it were smoothly connected to ordinary people's Mind Worlds, even the slightest mishap would probably lead to a scene of unimaginable carnage.
As for how the barrier came to be—the reflection of faith in the depths of the Group Unconsciousness—that explanation made sense, too.
And it seemed likely that Akons wasn't the only one. There had been so many ancient beliefs, and