These Naimus "selves" were all growing quickly.
After all, the current Naimus was no longer his past self. The traits of his various characteristics could all spread backward.
The most important of them was naturally the "Marginal Increase Effect."
As long as there were traits close to this characteristic, Naimus's growth rate would increase explosively.
Moreover, aside from lacking strong connections in thought, these "selves" were still individuals separated from Naimus in essence.
Thus, their natural upper limit was that of "gods."
As long as the "Marginal Increase Effect" did not encounter a bottleneck that required breaking through some barrier, its growth rate would never stop.
For example, the self within the Astral Realm rapidly grew into a colossal creature similar to an Astral Whale, swiftly drawing the attention of a God Abomination.
Yet in the next instant, he directly bit through and tore apart the God Abomination's body. Vast amounts of Divinity flowed forth and were swiftly devoured by him.
It was at that moment that Naimus's spirituality formed a deep connection with him.
His Astral Realm self did not need to abide by the restriction of disconnected thoughts, so his growth in such regions was the fastest.
Before long, relying on his familiarity with it, he mastered the changes of the Astral Realm.
Naimus's spirituality connected with him, and their thoughts rapidly unified. This avatar, named the Lord of the Astral Realm, was thus successfully refined.
Afterward, the avatars within the possibilities of other worlds were also rapidly condensing.
The slower ones were the avatars in the three Material Planes.
The one in the Main Material Plane was relatively fine. One was located in the era of Sky Whales, while another was in an era before the terrestrial disasters had spread.
The most difficult was the "self" in