God-Slaying Armament: Longinus.
That was the name of the weapon Ye Ting had created.
Its primary colors were black and gold, accented with red patterns. Beneath its gorgeous exterior, it exuded naked killing intent from every inch.
Its material was "Unreal Matter No. 1: Anti-True Aether," created through the First Magic: Denial of Nothingness.
Weapons made from this material could not only inflict targeted destruction upon Earth's True Aether, but also deal special damage to the pseudo-Aether particles that permeated the universe. In truth, the so-called cosmic dust sin was True Aether in its truest sense.
These particles resembled the "dark matter" and "dark energy" of cosmology—or rather, they were the essence of "dark matter" and "dark energy." They existed throughout lifeless space and served as the "magical power" found on most barren, uninhabited planets.
Earth's True Aether, on the other hand, was energy produced when sin was assimilated and elevated by life force. It contained an attribute of life completely absent from sin, thereby neutralizing sin's toxicity toward living beings.
In fact, Ye Ting had discovered the difference between sin and True Aether through his transformation of Mars.
Before the Qin Empire transformed Mars, that planet possessed a small number of lifeforms, even powerful beings such as the Martian UO known as the "Lava Lizard." Yet compared to Earth, it was still unimaginably desolate.
At that time, sin was still the magical power of Mars.
However, after Ye Ting began transforming Mars's environment, gradually filling the planet with all kinds of flora and fauna and turning it into a colonizable world suitable for human habitation, he discovered that the sin originally present on the planet had begun changing in the direction of Earth's True Aether.
Sin and True Aether did indeed share a certain degree of commonality. As a