Chapter Summaries

Green and the Wizarding World wizards broke through the Twin-Moon World's barrier and stabilized a passage for their Legion. Talia sent the forces charging through, beginning the war that would decide the worlds' fate.

• Green and the wizards first tried to breach the barrier, then increased their power when they saw the Twin-Moon World had four Fourth-Level Lifeforms defending it and one still uncommitted.
• The Red Moon God and the other defenders reinforced the barrier, and the Twin Moon Priest joined them after the wizards resumed their attack.
• Green and the wizards unleashed a coordinated strike that shattered the barrier and opened a vast breach.
• Green widened the breach with his light and heat, then Wolman flooded the Twin-Moon World with Despair Force while the defenders tried to contain it.
• The wizards stabilized the passage at a size that allowed beings below Third Level to cross, and Talia ordered the Legion to charge through.

The Wizarding World launched its invasion of Twin-Moon World, using the opening battle to gather Despair Force while its Demigods tried to understand the apparently directionless assault. The Wizards then deployed pillars that disrupted communications and countered the Moonshadow and Shadow Races, leaving Twin-Moon World’s armies exposed as the main attack began.

• Green and the Fourth-Level Wizards maintained the World Passage while tens of millions of Wizarding World troops poured into Twin-Moon World.
• Talia declared the war underway as the Wizarding World and Twin-Moon World armies clashed across the battlefield.
• Concealed Wizards gathered Despair Force in Crystal Orbs and reported to Talia, who ordered the Countermeasure Legion into the passage.
• Dark Mirror Demigod warned that the enemy’s Monsters seemed to fight without purpose, while Dark Soul Demigod urged the city’s Demigods to hold behind the Gray Barrier.
• Giant creatures carried rune-covered pillars onto the battlefield, and the Wizards intercepted the Demigods’ messages from the city.
• The Wizards placed black Crystal Orbs atop the pillars, disrupting battlefield energy and communications while the pillars’ purification light countered the Shadow Race and their interference weakened the Moonshadow Race’s connection to its gods.

The Wizards’ surprise attack shattered the Twin-Moon World army, forcing its Demigods to activate Moonlight Judgment and restore their forces’ connection to the Red Moon, Silver Moon, and shadow powers. The Twin-Moon forces unleashed a devastating counterattack, and Talia prepared to send the waiting White Wizards into the World Passage.

• The Wizards’ Purification, information disruption, and attacks crippled the Twin-Moon World army, killing tens of millions and driving its forces into chaos.
• The Dark Soul Demigod called a vote, and the Demigods unanimously activated Moonlight Judgment from the city’s central tower.
• The tower’s red, silver, and black lights restored the Moonshadow Race’s lunar power and the Shadow Race’s ability to enter shadows, allowing the army to regroup.
• The Moonshadow Race formed red and silver Elemental Moons and unleashed a rain of light that heavily damaged the Slave Legion, Synthetic Beast Legion, and several Wizards.
• Talia dismissed the enemy’s trump card as energy manipulation and turned toward the White Wizards waiting by the World Passage.

After the Twin-Moon World’s moon-powered bombardment devastated the Wizarding World’s Slave Legion and Synthetic Beasts, Green sent the White Wizards into battle. The White Wizards formed an inverted pyramid and endured the Twin-Moon World Demigods’ opening attacks without harm.

• The Twin-Moon World’s Red Moon and Silver Moon bombarded the battlefield, killing hundreds of thousands of Synthetic Beasts and crippling much of the Slave Legion.
• The moon-powered attack weakened the city’s spiral beam and exhausted more than a thousand elite Moonshadow Race individuals.
• Green sent more than ten thousand White Wizards, led by a Third-Level Wizard, through the World Passage as the Wizarding World’s main battle force.
• The White Wizards formed an inverted pyramid and began building energy resonance while the Slave Legion and Synthetic Beasts returned to the battlefield.
• The Twin-Moon World Demigods and city forces attacked the formation to interrupt it, but their strikes failed to damage the White Wizards’ white energy shell.

The Wizards shattered the Twin-Moon World’s city with Combination Sorcery, then used the defenders’ despair to unleash possessed attackers and open the way for the Black Wizards. The Black Wizards entered the battlefield and began raising Monsters and Wraiths from corpses and souls.

• A Third-Level Wizard unleashed Combination Sorcery: Flame Meteor, which smashed through the city’s Gray Barrier and destroyed the city and its defenders.
• The surviving Twin-Moon World Legions panicked and began to flee after witnessing the devastation.
• The Third-Level Wizard cast Despair Howl, summoning black creatures that possessed weakened defenders and turned them against their companions.
• As the Twin-Moon World’s defensive line collapsed, Black Wizards surged from the World Passage and attacked with Negative Energy spells.
• The Black Wizards reassembled Synthetic Beast corpses into Monsters and infused Soul Particles with Despair Force to create Wraiths.

As Black Wizards helped rout the Twin-Moon Legion, Green sensed the Twin-Moon World's suppression weakening and rallied the Wizards to widen the World Passage. The Red Moon God's conviction faltered, allowing twelve Fourth-Level Lifeforms to enter the Twin-Moon World together.

• Black Wizards slaughtered the Twin-Moon World's soldiers, consumed a commander's heart to gain his shadow-merging ability, and harvested corpses for resources.
• Green sensed the Wizarding World's Rule Force spreading through the Twin-Moon World and ordered the Wizards to maintain pressure on its World Barrier.
• The Night God, Twin Moon Priest, and Red Moon God realized that contact with the Demigods and Moonshadow Race Believers had been lost, and the Red Moon God declared that they had already lost.
• The Red Moon God's power fell sharply as the god's conviction collapsed, letting Green and the East Coast Wizards widen the World Passage to eighty or ninety thousand meters.
• Green proposed that the Wizards enter together, and the major factions agreed to protect their lower-ranked Wizards from attack.
• Twelve beings comparable to Fourth-Level Lifeforms passed through the World Passage into the Twin-Moon World.

Green defeated the Red Moon God, destroyed its wolf form, and captured its Godhead. With the Twin-Moon World's World Force depleted, the remaining gods faced the Wizards’ onslaught as Green turned his attention to the wounded Silver Moon God.

• Green and the other Fourth-Level Lifeforms entered the Twin-Moon World, where its World Force suppressed him and the gods confronted the newcomers.
• The Red Moon God transformed into a giant red wolf and attacked Green, who unleashed his full High-Heat Force Field and struck back with three enormous fireballs.
• Green dodged the wolf’s blood-red beam, seized it, and burned its body and Godhead with Golden Flame before smashing its head.
• Green pulled the Red Moon God’s escaping Godhead into his hand, burned away its will, and stored it.
• The Red Moon dimmed as the Twin-Moon World’s remaining gods, especially the badly wounded Silver Moon God, continued to suffer the Wizards’ attacks.

After the Wizards defeated Twin-Moon World's gods, Green claimed the Red Moon God's remains and the Silver Moon God's head before leaving to explore an undeveloped region. He found a mass migration of beasts in the Primal Region and set out to investigate the unknown threat driving them.

• Green and the Wizards defeated the remaining gods of Twin-Moon World, and the factions dismissed their War Sorcery and began pursuing the fleeing legions.
• Green and the faction leaders divided the spoils; Green kept the Red Moon God's corpse and Godhead and took the Silver Moon God's head for its Genetic Map.
• Green said goodbye to his grandmaster and flew into the Primal Region to explore lands the Moonshadow Race and Shadow Race had scarcely developed.
• Green found herds of beasts migrating through a forest and rode a Black Unicorn, a Second-Level Lifeform, as he investigated what was driving them from their homes.

Green studied the Black Unicorn and realized its herd was avoiding a recurring danger somewhere ahead. He possessed a summoned Treant to investigate the source, then charged through the silent forest in its body.

• Green scanned the Black Unicorn and found it physically powerful but unintelligent, then considered why he could not gain Sovereignty over the Twin-Moon World's two moons.
• After fifteen days of following the migrating herd, Green noticed that the Black Unicorns changed direction at regular intervals and deduced they were avoiding something ahead.
• When the herd turned again, Green flew in the opposite direction, summoned a forty-meter Treant, and used Spirit Possession to control it.
• Green tested the Treant's abilities and charged through the forest, where the trees were silent apart from the noise he made.

Green explored a White Fog forest that suppressed perception and discovered that it had shifted around him into a separate world. Back in his main body, he traced the repeated spacetime distortions to the Unknown Language Research Records and used the Chip’s Special Vision to reveal the book’s harmful effects, then recoiled from it.

• Green entered the White Fog forest in his Treant Avatar and found that it severely restricted his Mental Power, vision, and hearing.
• Green spread the Treant’s roots to sense his surroundings, then realized the river behind him had vanished and the forest had shifted around him.
• Green followed his soul connection to his main body and concluded that he had fallen into another world through a Spacetime Phase change.
• Green examined the Unknown Language Research Records and noticed that its Elemental Energy Seal had nearly collapsed, suggesting that power was leaking from the book.
• Green ordered the Chip to scan the book, entered Special Vision, and saw the world’s spacetime distorted before instinctively throwing the book away.

Green discovered that the book had been distorting his Spacetime Phase and drawing Mist World toward him, then sealed it and resumed exploring Mist World through his Treant Avatar. The chapter left him moving through a fog-shrouded forest with no signs of life.

• Green realized that the book’s language had warped his Spacetime Phase and explained why he kept falling into other worlds.
• Green used the Wizarding World’s Sealing Arts to stabilize and seal the book, then stored it in his Spatial Bracelet.
• Green concluded that his distorted Spacetime Phase had drawn Mist World toward him and prolonged the Black Unicorn’s migration.
• Green contacted his Treant Avatar in Mist World, changed its form to a two-meter-tall humanoid Treant, and set off to explore.
• Green walked through Mist Forest for a long time but found only dense white fog, trees, and dead branches.

Green crossed the Mist Forest by using a sound-dampening field and transferring his consciousness through underground roots, but after traveling thousands of kilometers without finding life, he deliberately made noise to draw out a creature. He killed a sound-hunting Flesh-Ball Monster and began preparing to dissect it himself.

• Green stood silent for three days, then tested his theory and concluded that noise, rather than movement, attracted danger in the Mist Forest.
• Green used a Silence Field to travel, then transferred his consciousness through roots over long distances when he suspected the forest was leading him in circles.
• After traveling more than fifteen thousand kilometers without encountering life, Green dispelled the Silence Field and smashed trees to attract a creature.
• Green heard a sound, charged at the source, and killed the Flesh-Ball Monster in a collision.
• Green restored the Silence Field and fashioned a wooden dissection table and instruments to examine the Monster himself.

Green dissected the Flesh-Ball Monster and discovered that it hunted by hearing in the White Fog, then followed strange sounds to the edge of the Mist Forest. He found a human camp on the grassland and suspected that conquering this world could improve his Soul Aptitude, but chose to gather information first.

• Green dissected the Flesh-Ball Monster, confirmed its ears had been stolen from other creatures, and learned how its nerves and camouflage helped it hunt by sound.
• Green enhanced his hearing, detected ripples to the left, and traveled toward them through the forest for seven days.
• Green reached the Mist Forest's edge, discovered the White Fog did not extend over the grassland, and detected a large camp nearby.
• Green approached the camp in disguise and saw humans living in rough shelters marked with three faction symbols.
• Green recognized the camp's inhabitants as humans and considered conquering the world to improve his Soul Aptitude, but reminded himself to gather information first.

Green secretly entered the soul of a dying boy in another world and discovered that the boy was his High-Compatibility Soul Doppelgänger. He began merging with the boy’s fading soul, leaving its survival and transformation in progress.

• Green watched the growing camp for three days, translated its language, and suspected it was related to the unknown tongue in his book.
• Green approached the camp underground and secretly grew a vine inside a tent where a gravely ill, unaccompanied boy lay dying.
• As the boy’s soul began to fade, Green sent a sphere of Mental Power into it and discovered its three facets and colorful Soul Core.
• Green recognized the boy as a High-Compatibility Soul Doppelgänger and decided to try to devour and merge with his soul.
• Green entered the boy’s nearly extinguished soul, whose consciousness vanished, and used his Mental Power to hold its structure together and take control.

Green recovered in Leo’s body after the original will dissipated and learned that the Chip could construct a Sub-body Chip for his second soul. After examining Leo’s memories, Green considered combining the Three-Soul World’s power system with the wizard Bloodline Path, while remaining wary of the book in his ring.

• Moonlight entered the tent, and a vine drilled into the boy’s mouth before withering into ash as his body healed.
• Green woke, confirmed that he had taken control of Leo’s body, and realized he now had two souls under one will.
• The Chip detected a new Soul Node and began constructing a Sub-body Chip at Green’s command.
• Green reviewed Leo’s memories and learned about the Three-Soul World, its Soul Hunters, and its two empires.
• Green recalled Leo’s flight to the Tuck Grassland to hunt a Monster and awaken a Soul Armament, and noted the overlapping Mist Forest and Twin-Moon World.
• Green decided to explore combining the local power system with the wizard Bloodline Path and grew wary of the book in his ring.

Green reviewed Leo’s memories, weighed the risks of remaining in the Twin-Moon World against returning to his main body, and chose to retrieve the soul. After completing the Sub-body Chip, he slipped away from camp toward the Mist Forest to begin the return.

• Green studied Leo’s memories and concluded that the strange world and its Overlapping Regions made growing stronger there too dangerous.
• Green rejected staying in the Twin-Moon World and decided to use the link between the souls to summon this soul back to the Wizarding World.
• The Sub-body Chip finished construction, and Green checked his attributes and confirmed he still had enough Mental Power to meet the First-Level Wizard standard.
• Green reasoned that the Soul Hunters at camp were waiting for ordinary hunters to enter the Mist Forest and gather information.
• Green quietly left the camp and headed toward the Mist Forest.

Green reached the edge of Mist Forest and used the Chip to investigate the White Fog, discovering it was made of tiny predatory bugs that consumed blood and disrupted Mental Power detection. He realized that both flesh and energy attracted them, leaving him wary of entering the forest in his current body.

• Green reached Mist Forest at daybreak after traveling through Tuck Grassland and cautiously approached the White Fog.
• Green used the Chip to analyze the fog and discovered it consisted of tiny white bugs with enormous mouths.
• Green found that the bugs swarmed his energy barrier and scrambled Mental Power detection on a microscopic scale.
• Green guided blood into the fog and watched the bugs devour it, confirming the fog was dangerous to Flesh and Blood Lifeforms.
• Green concluded that entering the fog with his current body would be difficult because the bugs fed on both blood and energy.

Green used a wooden treant to slip past Mist Forest’s insect defenses, but a powerful stranger ambushed him. He escaped into the forest inside a Wooden Capsule and set out toward his main body while the stranger went to investigate his former campsite.

• Green fashioned a wooden glove and confirmed the white spherical insects ignored wooden material.
• Green hid inside a giant treant and charged into Mist Forest when a white-clad stranger confronted him.
• The stranger sent a blue energy hand after Green, who exploded the treant to destroy it and propel a green Wooden Capsule into the forest.
• The white-clad stranger survived the blast, decided to investigate Mist Forest, and headed toward Green’s former campsite.
• Green emerged safely from the Wooden Capsule, used the Chip’s plan to survive the blast, and guided a silent treant toward his main body.

Green completed a summoning between Mist World and Twin-Moon World, bringing his Soul Hunter World body through the passage. He suppressed the urge to fuse their souls and carried the sleeping body toward the World Passage to prepare for a planned breakthrough.

• Green followed the soul connection through Mist World until the Chip reported enough world overlap to begin the summoning.
• Green traveled from the migrating Black Unicorns to a forest, formed a Summoning Formation, and raised a barrier to keep other creatures out.
• Green used his Mental Power and a World Stone to open a passage, and his Wooden Capsule Avatar crossed from Mist World into Twin-Moon World.
• Green emerged from the capsule and saw his two bodies mirror each other's movements as both souls longed for Soul Fusion.
• Green ordered the Chip to suppress the longing and decided to return to the Wizard Tower to plan a breakthrough using Forest Fairy World's energy.
• Green shrank his sleeping Soul Hunter World body, held it against his chest, and flew toward the World Passage.

Green began his advancement by fusing his Alternate Soul from Soul Hunter World with his flesh, strengthening both his soul and body and triggering a qualitative transformation. After the fusion, he headed through the World Passage to continue his breakthrough to the Fourth Level.

• Green returned to his Wizard Tower and confirmed that the World Passage was free of abnormalities before preparing for his advancement.
• Green reviewed his breakthrough plan and attributes, then decided to fuse his Alternate Soul with his main body as the catalyst for reaching the Fourth Level.
• Green and his Alternate Soul fused their souls, integrating the Alternate Soul’s structure and improving his elemental affinity and meditation speed.
• Green’s two bodies fused into one, raising his physical attributes and mental power while his Bloodline Origin began merging into his Soul Origin.
• Green transformed into his Light Element form and charged through the World Passage to begin the next phase of his breakthrough.