The pros and cons of the three paths were clear. Green barely had to think it over.
A World Guardian was constrained by the world itself, but the path was the simplest. The abundant World Favor, combined with the Wizarding World's rich World Origin, could guarantee a 100% success rate.
Of course, only a powerful world like the Wizarding World could manage that. Having a double-digit number of World Guardians, each at least Seventh Level, was beyond an ordinary High-Grade World.
A True Spirit Sovereign was an upgraded version of an Endless Sovereign. True Spirit Metamorphosis could make one's ability to survive skyrocket. Unless a creature that had undergone a fourth Metamorphosis struck, it could only be sealed; there was no risk of death.
A Void Overlord was the ultimate version of an Endless Sovereign. Its powerful, extreme force broke through the restrictions imposed by the Balance Rule of the Endless Worlds, ultimately forcing the Balance Rule to promote the lifeform in question.
All in all, becoming a Void Overlord was very difficult, but for Green, it was just right.
He had already embarked on this path and had long since broken through the restrictions of the Balance Rule of the Endless Worlds. On the scales of the Balance Rule, he already had a weight of his own. The scales had begun to tip in his favor. Now, he had to keep adding weights until he smashed the entire balance apart.
So for Green, the odds of succeeding on the path to becoming a Void Overlord were actually quite high.
Thorne, of course, had no idea what Green was thinking. But even if he had, he probably wouldn't have objected.
After all, he had already witnessed Green's strength. If a Wizard like him didn't pursue a higher, stronger path, that