Chapter Summaries

Green learned from Motros about a Black Crystal Stone in a distant High-Grade World and began preparing to infiltrate it, hoping to uncover its secrets without alerting the Game Civilization. The chapter left him arranging a nearby world as a stepping stone for his attempt.

• Green reviewed the Wizarding World’s successful offensives and reflected that the Player Civilization would need time to recover, though its greater reserves made it a lasting threat.
• Motros told Green that he had discovered the coordinates of a High-Grade World outside the Game Civilization’s World Cluster, where a Black Crystal Stone drew energy from the past.
• Green agreed to investigate the world and received its Spacetime Coordinates from Motros.
• Green ordered the Chip to create a Formation capable of triggering Spacetime Overlap.
• Green summoned Dimien and ordered him to find a Mid-to-Low-Grade World near the Wizarding World to use for his preparations.

Green infiltrated a newly born Low-Grade World by reincarnating as a Fire Wyvern and burying an Altar to induce Spacetime Overlap. A year later, he sensed that the opportunity was approaching.

• After receiving Dimien’s message, Green returned to the Bloodline Fusion Realm and traveled into the Void to meet him.
• Dimien showed Green a newly born world whose aura had never come into contact with Wizard Bloodline Creatures or the Abyssal Zerg.
• Green sent a bloodline-infused wisp of his soul through the world’s Crystal Wall and surveyed its primitive landscape.
• Green possessed a sleeping Fire Wyvern, devouring its primitive soul and taking control of its body.
• Green summoned a thirty-meter Altar, buried it underground, and waited for its spacetime interference to create Spacetime Overlap.
• One year later, Green sensed that the moment for Spacetime Overlap had arrived.

Green was caught in a Spacetime Overlap and transported from the Low-Grade World into a cavern in an unknown High-Grade World. He realized the Player Civilization had not appeared and decided to wait briefly before leaving to investigate.

• Green sensed a Spacetime Overlap as another world's structures began to replace the grassland around him.
• Green concluded that the High-Grade World's spacetime had completely covered the Low-Grade World's spacetime and recognized the phenomenon as evidence for Motros's claims.
• Green lit a flame on his tail and cautiously explored the damp cavern, finding only mineral-feeding algae and no other creatures.
• Green wondered why the Player Civilization had not sent anyone to monitor the overlap, despite the value of the Regular Thirteen-Sided Polyhedron's resources.
• Green chose to wait for players to appear, then planned to leave and investigate if none arrived.

After escaping the cave, Green emerged into a barren world ruled by three suns that suppressed supernatural power. He discovered the desert formed a closed, Möbius-like space and began digging underground to find a way out.

• After three months without food, Green drank from a cave puddle, recovered his strength, and opened a passage toward the surface, leaving behind a scale as a backup plan.
• As he climbed through the passage, Green sensed an eerie absence of life and unsettling qualities in the surrounding earth and stone but continued upward.
• Three days later, Green emerged from the sand beneath three suns, whose Suppression Law shrank his body and weakened his power.
• Green explored the desert and found that the suns were strengthening and evolving his vessel into a Fire Dragon, which reached the Second Level within seven days.
• Green realized the desert was a roughly thousand-kilometer Möbius-like space that trapped anyone unable to break through space, so he began digging underground.

Green escaped into the Mystic Realm, a naturally occurring Half-Eternal World, after studying its tangled spacetime and collecting Spacetime Rule Models. He woke badly injured, learned from Betaya that they were on the Mystic Realm’s Second Layer, and agreed to explore with him.

• Green activated a Formation, broke through the Unknown World’s spatial barrier, and entered a chaotic passage filled with time-and-space Whirlpools.
• Green projected his main body’s power through a Möbius Ring and entered a Whirlpool, gathering Spacetime Rule Models before emerging in the Unknown World gravely injured.
• Green hid among boulders and slept as his Seventh-Level Life Guardian’s body and soul began to recover.
• Green studied his progress in the Bloodline Fusion Realm and speculated that the Unknown World might be the Mystic Realm, a Half-Eternal World.
• After waking more than ten days later, Green met Betaya, who explained the Mystic Realm’s layers and its rumored path to the Ninth Level.
• Betaya invited Green to explore with him, and Green accepted to learn more about the realm.

Green learned that the Mystic Realm was a layered world where powerful civilizations competed for territory, and that five civilizations controlled the Seventh Layer. Betaya proposed taking Green to gather resources, but Green sensed malice and kept his suspicions hidden while his avatar recovered.

• Green noticed Betaya’s blood flow accelerate and realized Betaya might have planned to attack him if he refused to cooperate.
• Green learned that the Mystic Realm had nine layers, was difficult to leave, and became more oppressive the deeper one traveled.
• Green asked Betaya about the Game Civilization, and Betaya reacted with fear before learning that Green had encountered its players in his own world.
• Betaya named the Galaxy Swarm, the Heavenly-Net Machines, the Psychic Demons, the Game Players, and the Immortal Domain Civilization as the five powers holding the Seventh Layer.
• Betaya offered to take Green to gather resources, and Green sensed malice but agreed to wait while his avatar regained strength.

Green and Betaya encountered Moonlight Insects in the Mystic Realm, forcing Green to sacrifice his dragon avatar to escape them. He used the avatar’s heart to seed Abyssal Moss in the realm, beginning its spread against the five factions.

• Moonlight Insects emerged from the moonlight and attacked Green and Betaya, and Betaya warned Green about their dangers before fleeing.
• Green flew from the insects, but his breath weapon failed to stop them from closing in.
• Green tore out his avatar’s heart and threw its body to the ground, drawing the Moonlight Insects away as they devoured it.
• Green’s heart melted into the ground and produced Abyssal Moss, which began spreading through the meadow.

Green convened the Wizarding World’s top wizards to address the Player Civilization’s possible Mystic Realm weapons and agree on cautious war tactics. The wizards signed rules for exploring the Mystic Realm, and Green sensed Abyssal Moss spreading through it.

• Green warned the Wizarding World’s top wizards that the Player Civilization might possess Miraculous Objects from the Mystic Realm and urged them not to provoke it beyond their home cluster.
• Diases proposed controlled probing attacks, while Capecchi argued for a major assault; after debate, Green ordered every front to limit its attacks and keep the losses below ten thousand worlds.
• Green required the wizards to sign an agreement restricting Mystic Realm exploration to paired avatars while the Civilization War continued.
• Green shared information from Betaya and the Mystic Realm’s World Coordinates, prompting the wizards to depart for exploration.
• Green felt the Mystic Realm calling to him and sensed Abyssal Moss spreading through it without resistance.

Green sensed the Abyssal Moss’s Hive Mind calling to him from the Mystic Realm, but he could not leave the ongoing war against the Player Civilization. He sent his Hunter Avatar through a spatial passage to explore the Mystic Realm instead.

• The Abyssal Moss spread through the Mystic Realm, formed a Hive Mind, and established a soul connection that began pulling at Green’s Spacetime Phase.
• Green decided to remain in the Wizarding World until its war with the Player Civilization reached a strategic stalemate, then chose to explore through an avatar.
• Green created his Hunter Avatar and took control of it, accepting the weakness caused by the transfer of power.
• Green checked the Hunter Avatar’s attributes and abilities, confirming its strength and its Soul Devouring and Myriad Souls Aspect talents.
• Hunter Green entered a passage to the Mystic Realm, which sealed behind him.

Green crossed a chaotic spacetime passage into the Mystic Realm, where its suppression reduced his usable power to around Peak Third Level. After sensing the Abyssal Moss’s distant location, he encountered Betaya, whom his Fire Dragon Avatar had met before.

• Green gathered spacetime data in the passage, cut through dangerous spatial folds, and entered a whirlpool that led to the Abyss.
• Green arrived in the Mystic Realm and knelt as its suppressive force reduced his power.
• Green realized the suppression narrowed the gap between strong and weak lifeforms and made large populations crucial to survival.
• Green considered the Abyssal Zerg’s potential under the suppression and released his Mental Power to locate the Abyssal Moss.
• Green sensed Betaya approaching, suppressed to the level of an ordinary wild beast.

Green followed Betaya and the unseen spider-man toward the Abyss, then killed Betaya and extracted his memories. He learned that the Mystic Realm’s spaces each had a Spatial Core and discovered a ritual for claiming March Space’s core, so he continued toward the Abyssal Zerg to prepare.

• Green hid from the spider-man that was chasing Betaya, then followed them toward the Abyss.
• After the spider-man vanished, Green shot Betaya five times and captured his soul.
• Green used the Blue Crystal Orb and his Chip to extract and read Betaya’s memories.
• Green learned that Spatial Cores granted powerful abilities and that March Space’s core could appear during a three-moon overlap after a ritual offering a flying creature.
• Green decided to try Betaya’s method and continued toward the Abyssal Zerg to gather strength.

The Wizard Alliance gathered its forces at Molten Stone World, the Player Civilization’s last High-Grade stronghold in the cluster, preparing for a decisive battle. Green, Diases, and Motros suspected the Player Civilization’s unusually weak resistance concealed a trap.

• The Wizard Alliance assembled its Legions, Spatial Fortresses, and Abyssal Zerg Hives around Molten Stone World, while the Player Civilization sent many Top-Level Players to defend its last stronghold.
• Motros upgraded the Cosmic Sweeper Battleship by combining Player Civilization technology with Wizarding World techniques, increasing its performance and firepower.
• Green warned that the battle could be the highest-level conflict with the Player Civilization for the next hundred thousand years.
• Diases and Motros noted that the Player Civilization’s weak resistance contradicted its usual behavior and suspected it had set a trap.
• Green grew wary as he considered Diases and Motros’s suspicions.

Green ordered the Wizard Civilization to surround and destroy the Molten Stone World with the Cosmic Sweeper, forcing the Player Civilization to respond. The players launched an attack but avoided committing their strongest fighters, and the battle gradually favored the wizards.

• Green told Motros to encircle the Molten Stone World and have the Cosmic Sweeper destroy it, and Diases and Motros agreed.
• The wizards surrounded the Molten Stone World, while the First Guild's leader and other players decided to send their forces against the wizards' Spatial Fortresses.
• Player warships attacked the Spatial Fortresses, but both sides kept their Seventh- and Eighth-Level fighters out of the battle.
• Green watched Abyssal Dragons fight in the Void and observed their adaptive black flames infect players and force one to cut off his burning arm.
• The Player Civilization sent few additional fighters as the battle continued, and the tide gradually turned in the Wizard Civilization's favor.

After the Wizards destroyed the Player Civilization, Green entered the Mystic Realm to reunite with the Abyssal Moss. He unleashed its Devastating Growth and supplied it with potions so it could spread, mutate, and adapt to the realm’s powerful suppression.

• The Wizards used the Cosmic Sweeper to destroy the Molten Stone World and wipe out the Player Civilization, ending the war.
• Green left the battlefield and entered the Mystic Realm, where he found that the Abyssal Moss had spread until it reached him.
• Green tested a severed blade of Abyssal Moss and saw the Mystic Realm’s suppression limit its growth and mutation.
• Green poured nutrient solution onto the ground and ordered the Abyssal Moss to activate Destructive Breeding.
• The Abyssal Moss erupted across the grassland, producing grotesque plants and creatures that spread while consuming the soil’s nutrients.
• Green kept pouring potions onto the ground as the Abyssal Moss grew and accumulated experience resisting the Mystic Realm’s suppression.

Green conducted an experiment to create Moonlight Insects from moonlight energy and study their properties, hoping to pass their traits on to the Abyssal Zerg. As deformed Monsters spread across the grasslands, Green narrowed the experiment’s readings to three waveforms.

• A tide of deformed Monsters chased creatures across the grasslands, spreading grotesque grass that spawned more Monsters.
• Some fleeing creatures turned to fight, using explosive attacks to slow the Monsters, while others were caught and devoured.
• Green set up an open-air laboratory in an unoverrun stretch of grassland to study the Mystic Realm and Moonlight Insects.
• Green condensed moonlight energy into calm Moonlight Insects that moved through a vessel-like Energy Circuit.
• Green used his instruments to reduce nearly a hundred waveforms to three distinct patterns.

Green discovered that Silver-White Grass could absorb moonlight and produce mutated Moonlight Worms, then used it to transform the Abyssal Moss and its creatures across March Space. He planned to see how the Mystic Realm would respond when the Abyssal Moss took control of the space without obtaining its Spatial Core.

• Green concluded that Moonlight Insects were a defensive mechanism of the Three Moons, triggered by intense lunar energy and aimed at creatures gathering in groups.
• Green guided a Moonlight Insect onto Abyssal Moss, which trapped it and transformed into Silver-White Grass by absorbing moonlight.
• The Silver-White Grass produced Mutated Moonlight Worms, and Green used the Chip to scan one, learning that it had high physical and elemental resistance.
• Green directed the Abyssal Zerg to transform the surrounding Abyssal Moss, rapidly raising the power of the grass and its creatures as the change spread across March Space.
• Green decided to let the moon-fed Abyssal Moss take over March Space and observe whether the Mystic Realm reacted without him claiming its Spatial Core.

Green expanded the Abyss Zerg across March Space until they occupied the entire world, then connected to the Abyssal Will and began taking control of the three moons. After analyzing the moons’ Spatial Barrier, he broke through it and received the White Full-Moon Pendant, which carried unknown information.

• The creatures of the Three-Moon World fled through a Spatial Passage as the Abyss Zerg consumed March Space.
• Green watched Abyssal Moss occupy the entire space and connected to the Abyssal Will.
• Green tried to seize the three moons with Abyss Force, but a Spatial Barrier blocked him and its shockwaves killed countless Abyss Zerg.
• Green used his Space Model to analyze the barrier and discovered that it vanished when the three moons overlapped.
• Green sent Abyss Force through the barrier, causing the three moons to shine and the White Full-Moon Pendant to appear in his hand.
• Green accepted the Chip’s prompt and chose to view the information in the pendant.

Green learned the White Full-Moon Pendant's functions and concluded that the Mystic Realm screened powerful beings for the potential to reach Ninth Level. After Higher-Dimensional Vision revealed a seemingly limitless structure inside the pendant and injured him, he sent its recorded design to his Main Body Chip for analysis.

• Green learned that unusual methods of claiming a Mystic Realm space counted as trials, that the pendant produced Three-Moon Essence, and that it could open passages to other spaces.
• Green concluded that the Mystic Realm used its resources and conflicts to select powerful life forms capable of advancing to Ninth Level.
• Green used Higher-Dimensional Vision to examine the White Full-Moon Pendant and saw a rune structure resembling a mechanical factory with no external power source.
• Green shut off Higher-Dimensional Vision after the structure's information caused a Mental Shock that left him dizzy, pale, and injured.
• Green told the Chip to transmit the recorded structure to his Main Body Chip, and it estimated the transfer would take 32 years.

Green began preparing a passage from the Mystic Realm to Yellow Sand Space while the Wizard Civilization launched a cautious invasion of the Player Civilization’s territory. The Wizards’ fleet arrived to find hundreds of billions of Player battleships waiting, and the battle revealed the Players’ powerful home-field advantage.

• Green decided to test the safety of opening a passage to Yellow Sand Space and began constructing a Rune Array, using a scale he had left there as a marker.
• After conquering their World Cluster, the Wizards used the Cosmic Sweeper’s Spatial Jump technology to open a passage toward the Player Civilization’s world.
• Three days later, the Player Civilization’s fleet gathered at the passage exit and attacked the first Wizarding Spatial Fortress as it emerged.
• The two civilizations’ fleets exchanged overwhelming fire, destroying Soul Slaves and advanced pets caught between them.
• The Wizards discovered that a force field around the Player battleships weakened their Elemental Mega-Cannons, giving the Players a decisive home-field advantage.

The Wizarding World tested the Player Civilization’s defenses by sending an Abyssal Zerg Nest through the passage, but the Players destroyed it with specialized self-destructing warships. The Wizards withdrew after the failed assault, unaware that tiny wisps of dark-red mist drifted away from the battlefield.

• Diases and other Top-Tier Wizards discussed the Player Civilization’s World Cluster defenses and suspected the World Cluster Consciousness was aiding it.
• Professor Prinnas said the Wizards would continue holding the front until Wizard Green’s Abyssal Zerg Nest arrived.
• The first Abyssal Zerg Nest emerged three days later, prompting the Players to send specialized triangular warships to destroy it.
• Diases ordered the Wizarding World’s Spatial Fortresses to retreat after the attack failed, and the Players pursued them.
• Small wisps of dark-red mist from the destroyed Abyssal Zerg Nest drifted away unnoticed.