Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aphelius and Dole reach the Divine Mountain at Sea and find no crack to enter. They decide to search along the mountain's base.
• After rowing for some distance, they find a narrow, tall fissure leading into the mountain.
• They enter the fissure and eventually reach a white, translucent barrier revealing a vast canyon inside, suggesting either an expanded spatial formation or a dimensional world.

Character Developments

• Aphelius becomes more at ease as they approach the divine mountain but is still concerned about his reliance on magic.
• Dole remains calm and curious, eager to explore the spatial anomalies they encounter.
• Both characters feel relieved when they regain their magical powers inside the fissure.

Significant Themes

• The exploration of unknown territories and the dangers they entail.
• The reliance on magical powers and the fear of encountering body cultivators without it.
• The curiosity and eagerness to discover new worlds and treasures.

Character Interactions

• Aphelius and Dole work together to navigate the fissure and discuss their observations and concerns.
• They support each other, with Aphelius giving Dole a thumbs-up for his preparedness and Dole helping Aphelius row the boat.
• They share a sense of relief and determination when they regain their magical powers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole and Aphelius enter the Mirror World, a secret realm with a vast valley filled with spatial laws.
• Outside, factions of the Light God King and the Lord of Mysteries observe the entrance, ready to act if anyone becomes a god.
• Dole senses the power of spatial laws upon entering, while Aphelius explores the surroundings.

Character Developments

• Dole: Shows caution and strategic thinking, aware of potential dangers and competitors.
• Aphelius: Demonstrates impatience and eagerness to explore, less wary of potential threats.

Significant Themes

• Divine Spark: The potential presence of a divine spark drives interest and competition among gods and their followers.
• Power Dynamics: The balance of power among gods and factions is a significant concern, influencing their actions.
• Exploration vs. Caution: Characters exhibit different approaches to exploration, with Dole being more cautious and Aphelius more eager.

Character Interactions

• Dole and Aphelius: They maintain a wary and competitive relationship, each aware of the other's presence and intentions.
• Gods and Their Followers: Outside factions observe and wait, ready to act if necessary, reflecting the power dynamics and competition among gods.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole enters Divine Mountain at Sea and discovers a vast valley with abnormal space, where people and creatures can appear normal or distorted depending on the observer's perspective.
• The valley is filled with various ecosystems but lacks human presence. Dole decides to observe and comprehend its spatial rules while waiting for others to enter.
• Many groups, including two demigod law-level old men, the Light Holy See's team, and a group with inscrutable auras, enter the valley. The old fish-dragon also enters later.
• Dole wonders why so many people are interested in this place and why it hasn't been widely publicized or its contents taken away.

Character Developments

• Dole continues to advance his spatial rules comprehension, causing the world to evolve and expand rapidly.
• The six great cornerstones monitor Dole's progress and the world's evolution but do not disturb him.

Significant Themes

• The complexity and unpredictability of space.
• The power of knowledge and comprehension in driving evolution and growth.
• The mystery and allure of hidden realms and their potential secrets.

Character Interactions

• Dole observes and waits for the other groups to enter the valley, showing caution and curiosity.
• The six great cornerstones communicate with each other about Dole's progress and the world's evolution, demonstrating their wisdom and restraint.
• The various groups entering the valley show their interest in the place, hinting at potential conflicts or alliances.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole and Aphelius, silicon-based lifeforms, enter a magical world filled with spatial anomalies.
• Aphelius explores the forest, discovering ancient creatures and valuable resources like a Tree of Life sapling, but finds he can't take anything away.
• Aphelius reaches the foot of a hill at the center of the world, seeing a barrier on top and encountering a Three-Headed Hellhound.

Character Developments

• Dole shows curiosity and caution, focusing on studying the world's spatial laws rather than rushing into the valley.
• Aphelius demonstrates bravery and determination, exploring the forest and facing ancient creatures, but also shows restraint and respect for the world's rules.

Significant Themes

• The world's uniqueness and danger, with its spatial anomalies and powerful, ancient creatures.
• The allure and limitations of divine sparks, as Dole considers their power but dislikes their restrictions.
• The theme of exploration and discovery, as Aphelius encounters valuable resources and creatures but cannot take them away.

Character Interactions

• Dole and Aphelius work together but separately, with Dole observing from afar while Aphelius explores the forest.
• Aphelius encounters ancient creatures but does not engage in combat, showing respect for the world's rules and its inhabitants.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aphelius enters the mountains and encounters a massive barrier of light, with countless powerful creatures' bones scattered outside.
• He decides to investigate the barrier and the bones, hoping to find divine sparks.
• Dole also enters the mountains, sensing multiple groups of people, and decides to target Dragon Snake.

Character Developments

• Aphelius shows curiosity and greed, willing to explore the barrier despite the danger.
• Dole demonstrates his cunning and decisiveness, choosing to eliminate Dragon Snake instead of focusing on the barrier.

Significant Themes

• Greed and ambition: Aphelius and Dole are driven by their desire for power and divine sparks.
• The power of laws: The barrier and the bones represent the power of laws, which the characters seek to understand and control.
• The unknown: The mysterious world and its rules challenge the characters' understanding and force them to adapt.

Character Interactions

• Aphelius and Dole independently decide to enter the mountains, unaware of each other's presence.
• Dragon Snake, unaware of Dole's presence, plans to collect remains and equipment from the bones.
• Multiple groups of people enter the mountains, each with their own objectives, setting the stage for potential conflicts.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole, a mysterious human, appears in Dragon Snake's space, surprising and alarming the fish-headed burly man.
• Dole attacks Dragon Snake using a combination of Evil God Law and dream laws, aiming to control and corrode his spiritual power.
• Dragon Snake transforms into his dragonfish form and lunges at Dole, but his body is sliced apart by spatial rifts, causing immense pain and loss of rationality.
• Dole attempts to steal Dragon Snake's powers and treasures, but Dragon Snake's subconscious resists, leading to a fierce battle.
• Dole uses lightning spears to attack Dragon Snake, who then regains consciousness but struggles with drowsiness due to Dole's Dream Seeds.
• Dragon Snake's bloodline awakens, and a powerful will attacks Dole's consciousness, forcing him to defend against it.

Character Developments

• Dragon Snake: Initially confident and powerful, he is overwhelmed by Dole's spiritual power witchcraft and struggles to maintain control over his body and mind.
• Dole: Revealed to be a cunning and powerful human with knowledge of multiple magical laws, including Evil God Law and dream laws. He seeks to control and steal Dragon Snake's powers for his own gain.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: Dole seeks to control and dominate Dragon Snake, highlighting the theme of power dynamics and the struggle for control.
• Spiritual Power: The chapter emphasizes the importance of spiritual power, with both characters using it to attack and defend against each other.
• Resistance and Defiance: Despite being overwhelmed, Dragon Snake's subconscious and bloodline resist Dole's control, showcasing the theme of defiance in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Dole and Dragon Snake: Their interaction is one of conflict and attempted domination, with Dole seeking to control and steal Dragon Snake's powers, and Dragon Snake struggling to resist and maintain his autonomy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole defeats a dragon-serpent using the Evil God Law and Dream Law.
• He discovers a vast area filled with bones of powerful creatures.
• Dole senses a powerful energy source and a light barrier at the mountaintop's center.
• He decides to gather materials to build a Duling Bone Tower and starts processing the bones.

Character Developments

• Dole demonstrates his powerful mental abilities and strategic thinking.
• He shows excitement and determination upon discovering the bone materials.

Significant Themes

• The importance of caution and adaptability in dealing with enemies.
• The value of rare materials and resources in achieving one's goals.
• The allure of power and the desire to obtain it, as seen in the creatures drawn to the energy source.

Character Interactions

• Dole interacts with the dragon-serpent briefly before its death.
• He does not encounter any other groups, but is aware of their presence.
• Dole's thoughts reveal his plans and intentions, but he does not interact with any other characters in this chapter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aphelius attempts to breach the enormous light barrier using his laws, but his alchemy tools fail, forcing him to proceed cautiously.
• Dole gathers materials to build Wizard towers while observing the light barrier's complex laws.
• A swarm of white insects, Radiant Fireflies, approaches Dole, and he uses his powers to eliminate them, revealing his command over dream laws.
• The Light Holy See's forces detect Dole's presence and decide to investigate, with a six-winged angel leading a team to capture him, believing he might be connected to the Dream God King.

Character Developments

• Aphelius demonstrates his determination and resourcefulness in the face of obstacles.
• Dole showcases his multitasking abilities and powerful control over dream laws.
• The six-winged angel reveals knowledge about the Dream God King's contingency and displays decisive leadership.

Significant Themes

• The power of laws and their limitations.
• The pursuit of knowledge and understanding of the unknown.
• The consequences of revealing hidden information.

Character Interactions

• Aphelius and Dole work independently but towards the same goal, unaware of each other's presence.
• The Light Holy See's forces interact, sharing information and making decisions based on their captain's orders.
• Dole's encounter with the Radiant Fireflies hints at potential conflict with the Light Holy See's forces.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole uses his mental powers to seize control of Radiant Fireflies and takes them, leaving no trace.
• Six-winged angels from the Light Holy See arrive and witness Dole's actions through a scroll.
• Dole stops at another bone field and senses the light barrier, feeling a strange familiarity with it.
• He tries to enter the barrier with his mental strength, which passes through without obstruction.

Character Developments

• Dole demonstrates his powerful mental abilities and spatial law usage.
• The six-winged angels show their use of scrolls with Wizard formations and spatial awareness.

Significant Themes

• The theme of familiarity and intimacy with the light barrier hints at Dole's mysterious past and connection to the world.
• The evolution of the world and its laws, particularly space, is a central theme.

Character Interactions

• Dole interacts with the Radiant Fireflies, taking control of them and causing the Light Holy See to take notice.
• The six-winged angels interact with Dole indirectly, witnessing his actions and reacting to his use of spatial law.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Tree of Life and the Flame Parasol Tree acknowledge Dole as the "true favored child" due to his rapid growth and power.
• Dole expresses his intention to study the divine spark but not use it.
• The world's transformation causes concern among nobles and encourages childbirth.
• Dole enters a light barrier and discovers a skeleton identical to his, with two divine spheres floating above it.
• A six-winged angel and his group attempt to assassinate Dole using Holy Light Judgment but fail due to Dole's spatial barrier.

Character Developments

• Dole: Shows curiosity and caution regarding the divine spark. His power is acknowledged by the divine trees. He demonstrates spatial power and is targeted by the six-winged angel.
• The Tree of Life and Flame Parasol Tree: Recognize Dole's power and ask for neutrality regarding the divine spark.
• The six-winged angel: Sees Dole's potential threat and orders his assassination.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and recognition (Dole's growth and the divine trees' acknowledgment).
• The divine spark's significance and potential danger (Dole's curiosity and the angel's attempt to eliminate him).
• World transformation and its impact on society (encouraging childbirth and managing expanded territories).

Character Interactions

• Dole interacts with the Tree of Life and the Flame Parasol Tree, discussing the divine spark and their neutrality.
• The six-winged angel and his group interact with Dole, attempting to assassinate him using Holy Light Judgment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole's body is destroyed by the Light God's Holy Light Judgment.
• Dole possesses a jade-colored skeleton, which belongs to the Dream God of old.
• Dole finds two divine sparks—one of space and one of dreams—with the skeleton.
• Dole decides to possess the skeleton and takes the divine sparks.
• Dole successfully merges with the divine sparks, becoming a god in the Great World.

Character Developments

• Dole's spiritual force returns, allowing him to possess the Dream God's skeleton and absorb the divine sparks.
• Dole's avatar in the Great World becomes a god, gaining the power of space and dreams.

Significant Themes

• The power of divine sparks and their role in godhood.
• The relationship between the Dream God and the spatial divine spark.
• The potential consequences of merging with divine sparks.

Character Interactions

• Dole interacts with the Light God, leading to his destruction in the Great World.
• Dole possesses the Dream God's skeleton, merging with its divine sparks.
• Other God Kings, including the Space God King and the Light God King, react to Dole's emergence as a god.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Multiple God Kings simultaneously search for the person who obtained the spatial godhead.
• Dole absorbs information from the spatial and dream godheads, causing his spiritual power to surge and his strength to increase significantly.
• Elfa World evolves into a medium world, and three godheads condense: one hidden, one given to the Tree of Life, and one to Dole's avatar.
• Dole enters seclusion to study the godheads, and Albis City continues to function smoothly under Aixi's guidance.

Character Developments

• Dole's spiritual power and strength grow exponentially after absorbing the godheads' information.
• Aixi takes on more responsibilities in managing Albis City during Dole's seclusion.
• Elreya focuses on her cultivation to reach a higher level.

Significant Themes

• The power and significance of godheads and divine power.
• The impact of world evolution on territories and resources.
• The struggle for dominance among God Kings and their unspoken agreement.

Character Interactions

• Dole's avatars in Elfa and Ove Worlds fall into stasis due to the godheads' influence.
• Aixi, Elreya, and the children leave Albis Mountain while Dole is in seclusion.
• Old Black Dragon struggles to maintain control over the expanding North Plains Mountain Range.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A vast spatial barrier, created by a being who evolved the four foundational laws of earth, fire, wind, and water, is described.
• Dole, in possession of the Space and Dream Godheads, resides in the Divine Mountain at Sea, aware that gods from the Divine Realm are watching him.
• In the Elfa World, Franklin, a believer of the Light God, prays for divine revelation to find the Godheads. The Light God King reveals that three Godheads have condensed, two of which have been obtained (Life Law by a cornerstone and Evil Godhead by humans), and one is missing. He tasks Franklin with finding and controlling the missing Godhead and promises to send angels to help.
• The Light God King senses a powerful space law user in the north, which shocks him as mastering space laws in a mid-tier world is equivalent to invincibility.

Character Developments

• Dole: He is cautious and strategic, choosing to stay in the Divine Mountain at Sea to avoid the gods of the Divine Realm and digest the Godheads further.
• Franklin: His faith and devotion are highlighted as he prays fervently for divine revelation and is tasked with finding the missing Godhead.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: The struggle for the Godheads and their power is a central theme, with Dole, Franklin, and the Light God King all seeking control over these powerful objects.
• Divine Intervention: The Light God King's intervention in the affairs of the Elfa World emphasizes the theme of divine influence and guidance.
• Evolution and Growth: The evolution of the Elfa World into a medium world and the condensation of Godheads reflect the theme of growth and development.

Character Interactions

• Dole and the Divine Realm Gods: Dole is aware of the gods' watchful eyes and plans to avoid their notice.
• Franklin and the Light God King: Franklin's prayers are answered by the Light God King, who provides him with information and tasks related to the Godheads.
• The Light God King and the Space Law User: The Light God King senses a powerful space law user in the north, leading to a brief interaction and mutual recognition.

Key Plot Points and Events

• An unknown entity steals the power of space, drawing the Light God King's attention.
• The Light God King senses the entity has mastered a space godhead but lacks divine power.
• Franklin learns the entity is a Wizard named Dole from the Glory Empire, who has mastered a space godhead.
• Half a year later, Dole opens his eyes in the Cube Great World, having gained immense power and spatial awareness.
• Dole secretly enters the Changdu Kingdom and the imperial capital, stealing alchemy knowledge from various libraries.

Character Developments

• Dole: He has mastered a space godhead, gaining immense power and spatial awareness. He becomes more confident and reckless, openly stealing knowledge.
• Franklin: He learns about Dole's achievement and feels bitter and miserable, realizing Dole's power far surpasses his own.

Significant Themes

• Power and Knowledge: Dole's mastery of the space godhead grants him immense power, and his pursuit of knowledge drives him to steal alchemy books.
• Divine Power vs. Divine Spark: The Light God King and Dole both possess divine sparks, but Dole lacks divine power, making him inferior to the Light God King.

Character Interactions

• Dole and the Light God King: Though they don't interact directly, Dole's actions draw the Light God King's attention, and Franklin acts as an intermediary.
• Dole and the Wizards/Alchemists: Dole steals knowledge from them, but they are unaware of his actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole discovers a secret teleportation array near the royal city, leading to a dimensional 'little world'.
• He merges into this little world undetected, using his Space Godhead's abilities.
• Dole infiltrates the Changdu Kingdom royal family's library, divided into public and secret sections.
• He learns about the nature of gods, worlds, and Void creatures from the secret archives.
• Dole's thoughts about evolving Elfa World into a great world and becoming a world-level lord are exposed, alerting a demigod.

Character Developments

• Dole demonstrates his stealth and infiltration skills, as well as his strategic thinking about world evolution.
• The Changdu Kingdom demigod shows alertness and power, detecting Dole's presence despite his precautions.

Significant Themes

• Secrecy and Knowledge: The royal family's secret realm and archives highlight the power of hidden knowledge.
• World Evolution and Gods: The interconnectedness of worlds, gods, and Void creatures is explored, with Dole considering his role in this dynamic.
• Power and Ambition: Dole's thoughts about becoming a world-level lord reflect his growing ambition and understanding of the larger cosmic picture.

Character Interactions

• Dole interacts indirectly with the Changdu Kingdom's demigod, evading his notice initially but eventually alerting him.
• Dole's avatar in Elfa World gazes at the Light Holy See, connecting him to the Light God King in the Cube Great World.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A powerful law-level Wizard discovers an intruder in Changdu Kingdom's secret realm.
• The intruder, later identified as Dole, leaves without a trace, stealing the kingdom's hidden collection.
• Dole, now with several hundred laws, plans to target the God Realm next.
• In Changdu Kingdom, demigods suspect Dole might be the Space Divine Spark's owner.
• The Destroyer Demon God learns of Dole's actions and orders a search for space-wielding individuals.

Character Developments

• Dole: Shows impressive spatial abilities, plans to accumulate strength, and considers targeting higher laws.
• Destroyer Demon God: Seeks to capture Dole and obtain the Space Divine Spark to boost his power.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of power and knowledge.
• The consequences of actions and the reactions they provoke.
• The struggle between different factions (light, darkness, neutral).

Character Interactions

• Dole and the law-level Wizard: A tense, one-sided interaction where Dole leaves undetected.
• Demigods in Changdu Kingdom: They discuss the intruder and consider possible identities.
• Destroyer Demon God and his divine kingdom: He shows satisfaction with his growing power and decides to act against Dole.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole, aiming to become a world-class lord, decides to eliminate the Light and Darkness empires and eradicate all foreign divine pantheons.
• He seals off the world from the void, cuts off void passages, and orders the disbanding of holy sees and submission of empires.
• Dole establishes an Earth God Temple in the rainforest, gains divine power, and declares war on the Light Holy See.
• Dole ignores the Glory Empire's inquiry order and travels to the Light Empire, with nearly every level-nine gathering to witness the event.

Character Developments

• Dole: He demonstrates his immense power and ambition, acting swiftly to establish his divine rule. He gains divine power and shows no hesitation in confronting the Light Holy See.
• Level-nines: They are shocked by Dole's actions and gather to observe the conflict between Dole and the Light Holy See.

Significant Themes

• Power and Ambition: Dole's desire for power and his ambition to rule the world are central themes in this chapter.
• Divine Power: The acquisition and use of divine power are explored, with Dole's newfound abilities allowing him to reshape the environment and challenge the Light Holy See.
• Consequences of Actions: Dole's swift and decisive actions have far-reaching consequences, affecting the entire world and drawing the attention of powerful figures.

Character Interactions

• Dole vs. Light Holy See: Dole confronts the Light Holy See, demanding their surrender. The Light Holy See refuses, leading to a direct confrontation.
• Dole vs. Level-nines: Dole's actions draw the attention of nearly every level-nine, who gather to watch the conflict between Dole and the Light Holy See. Some support Dole, while others oppose him.
• Dole vs. Glory Empire: The Glory Empire sends an inquiry order to Dole, but he ignores it. The empire is divided in its response to Dole's actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole, having obtained divine power, demonstrates his strength by flattening a thousand-mile mountain range and eliminating hundreds of thousands of soldiers with a single palm strike.
• He declares himself the Earth God and demands the establishment of temples in every land and nation, threatening destruction if disobeyed.
• News of Dole's actions spreads, causing fear and silence among the empires.
• The Light and Dark Holy Sees react differently to Dole's declaration. The Light Holy See is demoralized, while the Dark Holy See abandons their seat of power.
• Beyond the Void, Dole claims Elfa World and repels two god-level powers attempting to invade.

Character Developments

• Dole: Shows his immense power and determination to become the sole god of the world. He is willing to use force to achieve his goals.
• Franklin (Light Pope): Accepts the inevitable and advises his followers to change their faith if they can.
• Dark Pope: Abandons the Dark Holy See and flees, demonstrating the Dark Empire's worship of strength over faith.

Significant Themes

• Power and its consequences: Dole's immense power allows him to impose his will on the world, but it also isolates him and draws the attention of other god-level powers.
• Faith and belief: The Light and Dark Holy Sees react differently to Dole's declaration, highlighting the importance of faith and the consequences of losing it.
• The cost of ambition: Dole's ambition to become the sole god of the world comes at the cost of potentially drawing the ire of other gods and causing widespread fear and destruction.

Character Interactions

• Dole interacts with the empires and holy sees through his declaration, instilling fear and causing them to reassess their positions.
• Franklin and the Light Holy See grapple with the reality of Dole's power and the loss of their god's protection.
• The Dark Pope and the Dark Holy See abandon their seat of power, demonstrating their worship of strength and willingness to adapt to new circumstances.
• Dole interacts with the two god-level powers beyond the Void, asserting his claim over Elfa World and repelling their invasion.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole, now master of the Space Divine Spark, confronts the Light and Dark Auras in the Void, demonstrating his power and causing the Dark Aura to retreat.
• The Light God King acknowledges Dole's power and decides to handle the situation personally, revoking the previous announcement to capture Dole.
• Dole establishes Earth God Temples across Elfa World, unifying the faith of various races and replacing the Light and Dark Holy Sees. He demands that the Earth God Temple become the state religion.
• Dole arrives at the Shaman God Family's Death Mountains, where Sorov offers the family's power of faith in exchange for their continued existence.

Character Developments

• Dole: He has mastered the Space Divine Spark, demonstrating immense power and confidence. He seeks to unify Elfa World under the Earth God Temple's faith.
• Sorov: Recognizing Dole's power, Sorov prioritizes the Shaman God Family's survival, offering their faith to Dole.

Significant Themes

• Power and Faith: Dole's mastery of the Space Divine Spark grants him immense power, which he uses to establish the Earth God Temple's dominance over Elfa World.
• Unity vs. Division: Dole aims to unify Elfa World under a single faith, while the Light and Dark Holy Sees previously divided it.

Character Interactions

• Dole vs. Light and Dark Auras: Dole demonstrates his power and causes the Dark Aura to retreat, showing his dominance over the Void.
• Dole vs. Shaman God Family: Dole arrives at the Death Mountains, and Sorov offers the family's power of faith to ensure their survival under Dole's rule.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dole, the World Lord, unifies the world under the worship of the Earth God, with the exception of the Elf Race.
• He creates six elemental meditation methods (earth, fire, wind, water, spirit, and lightning) to attract believers and Wizards.
• In the Cube Great World, the Light God King prophesies the future Elfa World, dominated by a person with the Space Divine Spark, and sends a demon king filled with envy.
• The Dark God King orders a search for anyone who has grasped spatial rules.
• Dole, unaware of the external search, tests his Space and Dream Divine Sparks, roaming through people's dreams and manipulating them.

Character Developments

• Dole becomes more powerful and unfathomable as he masters more rules and divine sparks.
• The Light God King is ambitious and envious, sending a demon king to find the Space Divine Spark's user.
• The Dark God King is enraged and orders a search for anyone with spatial rule comprehension.

Significant Themes

• Power and control: Dole's growing power and the gods' desire to control the Space Divine Spark.
• Dreams and reality: Dole's manipulation of dreams and the blurring line between dreams and reality.
• Envy and ambition: The Light God King's envy of the future Elfa World's ruler and his ambition to claim the Space Divine Spark.

Character Interactions

• Dole interacts with the various empires' inhabitants through their dreams, testing his divine sparks.
• The Light God King and the Dark God King both react to the Space Divine Spark's appearance, sending forces to find its user.
• Dole's actions inadvertently alert the Sleep God, a weak god who notices the widespread dreams caused by Dole's Dream Divine Spark.