As the incarnation of certain aspects of Green's spirit and the protagonist of the age when the gods fell in the Fairy Tale dimension, Ketu was the first low-dimensional creature to develop unknown factors after the blank page at the end.
So-called unknown factors were entirely new constituent elements beyond the rules Green had established when writing Green's Fairy Tales.
According to the known rule system of Green's Fairy Tales, these unknown factors expanded the Fairy Tale dimension. Yet in Ketu's eyes, they were a continuation of breaking through the limits of perception imposed by the dimensional box.
After the gods fell, the Fairy Tale dimension split into dozens of nations, large and small. Aside from the universally acknowledged strongest, Emperor Ketu, there were other scattered powerhouses—some blessed with keen intelligence, some with extraordinary perseverance, some with peerless talent.
Some of these people, like Ketu, lived in seclusion and secretly researched the mysteries of higher martial combat. Some formed martial arts halls and power organizations, holding lofty positions and possessing wills capable of influencing national decisions. Still others roamed as wandering scholars, seeking to uncover certain mysteries by studying the history of the civilization of the gods and the special aspects of this dimension, drawing conclusions from history.
And what Green was doing now was searching for beings like Ketu in this dimension—beings who had created unknown factors through their own efforts!
Whoosh!
In the capital of the continent's strongest empire, the Farazan Empire, Green's figure materialized from a roadside wall.
Several young men with hair dyed in every color were utterly dumbfounded. The ball in their hands bounced with a "tap, tap, tap, tap" and rolled into the distance. One after another, they stared at Green with eyes wide and mouths agape.
Naturally, Green paid no attention to these