Ch. 641Let the Dead Belong to Me
Key Plot Points and Events
- The humans in this world gain an opportunity to sense "traits" due to Wu Heng's ritual, an event that happens once in hundreds of millions of years.
- They are then immersed in a temporary Origin Sea, amplifying their soul mutations and altering them.
- Upon returning to reality, people discover they have superpowers, leading to an age of universal superpowers.
- A fight breaks out between a magician and a student, drawing a crowd and eventually the FBI's attention.
- The Blood Floss trialists, initially wary of the newly awakened, find them roughly at the level of "Ashen Believers" and decide to be cautious.
- Wu Heng, before leaving, tells Martin that the living can develop as they will, but the souls of the dead belong to him.
Character Developments
- Wu Heng: He advances to become the Lord of Hell, creating a temporary Origin Sea, and gains insight into trait fusion from the humans' abilities.
- Martin: He demonstrates perceptiveness by guessing Wu Heng's departure and asks about the world's future fate. He's relieved to learn that humans won't be enslaved after death.
Significant Themes
- Power and its consequences: The sudden acquisition of superpowers leads to conflict and change in society.
- Fate and control: Wu Heng's departure and his words about the living and the dead raise questions about fate and control over life and death.
Character Interactions
- Magician vs. Student: The magician's secret is exposed, leading to a fight with the student, showcasing the new powers at play in society.
- Wu Heng and Martin: Martin's perceptiveness and respect lead to a conversation with Wu Heng about the world's future, revealing Wu Heng's plans for the humans' souls.