Chapter Summaries

Green used a Dreamshadow Race soul structure to narrow the possible spacetime fluctuations and opened a passage to the Dream World on his second attempt. He created the Dream Gate, but its energy supply would last only three years, so he began examining it before exploring.

• Green used a reconstructed Dreamshadow Race soul to reduce thirty million spacetime fluctuations to three possible connections to the Dream World.
• Green isolated the Spacetime Prison area and prepared a laboratory and Formation, with the Chip controlling the experiment.
• Green's first attempt failed, so he moved to a fresh laboratory to avoid contamination from the experiment.
• Green's second attempt succeeded, and a stone Dream Gate formed in the wooden laboratory.
• Green noted that the Gate's energy supply would last only three years and circled it to inspect it before traveling through.

Green analyzed the Dream Gate and entered the Dream World to investigate its nearly complete Spatial Law, hoping to advance his Spacetime Rule. After securing a way back to the Spacetime Prison, he began exploring the strange ocean world and its chaotic Quasi-Mental-Power Fluctuations.

• Green's Chip analyzed the Dream Gate and found that its Spatial Law was nearly complete, suggesting it could help him complete his Spacetime Rule.
• Green decided to enter the Dream World despite the risk of losing his Avatar and stepped through the Dream Gate.
• Green arrived in a boundless ocean beneath an azure sky, with the Dream Gate gone from behind him.
• Green exhaustively searched for a spatial fluctuation and used it to create a fixed Dream Gate back to the Spacetime Prison.
• Green found that the Dream World lacked Elemental Power and material substance, while chaotic Quasi-Mental-Power Fluctuations threatened to assimilate outsiders; he blocked them and flew toward the dark ocean.

Green endured the Dream World’s reality-warping fluctuations and found the ocean transformed into a scorching landscape beneath three monstrous suns, with farmland of Purple-eyed Gray Hands. After discovering that the soil carried a potent contaminant, he tested it with Elemental Particles and began investigating how substances from the Human World affected Dream World matter.

• Green shielded himself with Immortal Particles as the Dream World fractured and transformed around him.
• Green found three monstrous suns overhead and fields of Purple-eyed Gray Hands where the ocean had been.
• Green tested the soft, contaminated soil and cleansed Purple eyes and tentacles that appeared on his hand.
• Green collected soil in a glass Test Tube and found that Elemental Particles caused tiny Purple Bugs to emerge.
• Green directed a small amount of Elemental Particles into a single Purple Bug.

Green experimented with purple bugs and Gray Hands to learn how Dream World creatures responded to matter and Elemental Particles. After collecting the injured Gray Hands, he turned his attention to the warehouse beside the fields.

• Green found that purple bugs grew larger by devouring a bug he had enlarged with Elemental Particles, then observed them swarm toward a rune tied to reality and illusion.
• Green concluded that the Dream World's rules differed from those of the Endless World and set out to explore the farmland and gather information.
• Green tested Elemental Particles on a Gray Hand and found that it noticed them once he gathered enough nearby.
• Green tossed a fist-sized ball of elemental energy onto a field ridge, causing nearby Gray Hands to break their bodies as they strained toward it.
• Green captured dozens of severed Gray Hands in Crystal Orbs and looked toward the granary.

Green entered a vast warehouse and encountered a faceless humanoid creature that harvested and ate the eyes of the Gray Hands. After the creature attacked him, Green subdued it and invaded its mind to read its memories.

• Green examined the warehouse, found it far larger inside than outside, and entered its empty interior.
• A faceless figure appeared in the fields, uprooted Gray Hands, and ate their purple eyes until eyes covered its body.
• The figure charged Green and struck him with a Mental Power shock, but Green's force field stopped the attack.
• Green seized the figure, slammed it into the ground, and tried to communicate with it without success.
• Green pierced the creature's forehead with his Mental Power to forcefully read its memories, causing it to stiffen and shut all its eyes.

Green extracted the Purple Bugs’ memories and learned how they and the Dark-Purple Sun sustained each other through the Dream World’s changes. After dissecting a Brainless Man, he placed a drop of Abyssal Moss on its heart to test its power in the Dream World.

• The Chip transferred a Purple Bug’s memories to Green, showing how the Bugs and the Dark-Purple Sun survived by supporting each other.
• Green concluded that Dream World creatures relied on changes in the world to gain power and prolong their survival.
• The humanoid creature exploded from the strain of Green’s memory extraction, and Green collected its remains before entering another warehouse.
• Green restrained and dissected a humanoid creature, finding an empty brain cavity and no reproductive organs, but otherwise ordinary human anatomy.
• The Chip identified the creature as a Brainless Man with ordinary physical attributes and unusual collective mental-power fluctuations.
• Green placed a drop of Abyssal Moss on the Brainless Man’s heart to test whether it could exert its power inside the Dream World.

Green used the Abyssal Moss to infect the Dream World, where it overwhelmed the Purple Bugs and connected the world to the Bloodline Fusion Realm. He embedded Immortal Particles in the fungal carpet, then sent golden-red runes toward the false sun to claim it through his Child of the Sun Bloodline.

• Green watched the Abyssal Moss infect the Brainless Man, produce fleshy worms, and begin adapting to the Dream World.
• After the Brainless Man died and the Purple Bugs devoured the worms, a fungal carpet spread across the field and consumed the Purple Bugs and Gray Hands.
• The fungal carpet covered the land, formed a Will Link to Green's Symbiote Avatar, and sent flying creatures in every direction.
• Green placed Immortal Particles in the fungal carpet so it could preserve its core through the Dream World's transformations.
• Green sent golden-red runes toward the false sun, claiming it as his own because it occupied the Sun's place.

Green used Law authority to gain Sovereignty over the Dark-Purple Sun in the Dream World, turning its light golden and beginning to stabilize the world. The sun’s owner, Mankodrass, emerged to confront him as ancient Dream Lifeforms awoke and recognized the invading outsider as resembling the Wizards.

• Green gained 0.1% Sovereignty over the Dark-Purple Sun and infused it with golden light that began to stabilize the Dream World.
• The Dark-Purple Sun attacked Green with a purple pillar of light, but Green blocked it with a translucent barrier and studied how the Dream World absorbed the impact.
• Mankodrass emerged from the sun in his True Body as a gigantic purple creature, drawing the attention of ancient Dream Lifeforms.
• The ancient Lifeforms discussed the outsider’s arrival, and one voice said the invader’s aura resembled that of the Wizards.
• The ancient Lifeforms realized the Dream World’s low tide of power left them unable to drive the Wizard-like outsider away.

Green encountered the weakened Dream Serpent Mankodrass and scanned its power and history, identifying it as an Eighth Level being reduced to Seventh Level. After analyzing how its Dream Power attack interacted with Immortal Matter, Green refused Mankodrass’s demand to abandon the fight for Sovereignty.

• Green used the Chip and a costly Potion to scan the giant serpent and learned that Mankodrass was weakened, with Seventh Level power and an Eighth Level essence.
• Mankodrass attacked Green with a purple beam that struck across spacetime, but Green’s shield blocked it.
• Green analyzed the beam and concluded that Dream Power briefly erased space, while Immortal Matter disrupted its effect.
• Mankodrass shrank to a hundred thousand meters long and pressured Green to give up the fight for Sovereignty.
• Green dismissed Mankodrass’s threat and said he believed the serpent would die instead.

Green defeated and sealed Mankodrass after studying Dream Power during their prolonged battle. With the sun turned golden and Abyssal Moss spreading, Green established a foothold in the Dream World and planned to conquer it, while preparing his main body to descend as a precaution.

• Green ambushed Mankodrass, but the serpent used Dream Power to track him and alter reality to attack.
• Green transformed into a giant serpent and battled Mankodrass, whose Dream Power he gradually absorbed while collecting data.
• After two and a half years, Green weakened Mankodrass until he could no longer fight, then sealed him inside a Blue Crystal Orb.
• The sun turned golden as Abyssal Moss spread across the ground, and Green resolved to conquer the Dream World.
• Green decided to have his main body prepare to descend in case of danger.

Green built a durable Dream Gate in the Bloodline Fusion Realm's laboratory to connect it to the Dream World and advance his plans for the Abyssal Moss. When he tested the gate, he discovered that Dream World power was entering his realm and spotted strange purple lights among the Primordial Particles.

• Green decided to open a passage to the Dream World and assembled a Formation in his laboratory.
• Green created a Dream Gate with Spatial Crystals, and the Chip estimated that it would last 13,000 years.
• Green planned to use the passage to send information about the Primordial Abyssal Moss to the Dream World’s Abyssal Moss during the low tide.
• Green put his right hand through the Dream Gate and noticed the Dream World’s power invading the Bloodline Fusion Realm.
• Green used his Chip to magnify the particles at the gate and found strange purple points of light among the Primordial Particles.

Green realized the Dream World and the Mystic Realm were effectively infinite, making them impossible to conquer through ordinary expansion or invasion. He decided to seek a microscopic way to challenge them and sent a Space Ring through the Dream Gate so his Avatar could return to the Spacetime Prison.

• Green watched Dream Particles fuse with Bloodline Fusion Realm particles, gradually taking a share of his control over them.
• Green deduced that the Dream World assimilated worlds through its boundless space, while the Mystic Realm drew in living beings through its nearly infinite, time-based spaces.
• Green concluded that Abyssal Moss and other conventional methods could never conquer either realm, so he would have to target their microscopic foundations.
• Green sent a Space Ring through the Dream Gate, intending to get his Avatar back to the Spacetime Prison before the gate disappeared.
• Green resumed studying the Dream Particles through the Chip's microscopic interface.

Green continued experimenting with the Essence of the Bloodline Fusion Realm while the Abyssal Moss spread through the Dream World and Mystic Realm. Tens of thousands of years later, the Wizarding World had stabilized under the Academy Sacred Tower system and the Wizard Alliance's resource-sharing rules.

• Green left the Abyssal Moss to spread through the Dream World, hoping it might take root in the Dream World's Essence.
• Green returned to the Spacetime Prison and began analyzing Law Fragments, while his Hunter Avatar and Symbiote Avatar coordinated the Abyssal Moss's expansion across the Mystic Realm, Abyss, and other worlds.
• Green spent tens of thousands of years in his laboratory creating and fusing particles in search of a slim possibility.
• The Wizarding World implemented Academy Sacred Tower rules, and Low-Level Wizard factions competed as High-Level Wizards stationed themselves in key worlds.
• Green, the Top-Tier Wizards, and the Wizard Will established Alliance control over conquered worlds, with conquering factions retaining thirty percent of resources and the Alliance distributing the rest.
• Bloodline Creatures sealed the memories of wizards who objected to the system and sent them to fight an indigenous civilization, whose invasion convinced them of the value of civilization-wide support.

After tens of thousands of years of experiments, Green created a New Particle that could capture and contain Dream World Particles. He hoped the discovery would let him observe the Dream World’s Spatial Rule without provoking its World Will, and he resumed his research.

• Green isolated his laboratory from the Bloodline Fusion Realm after Dream Particles had damaged his equipment and threatened the realm.
• Green used a sphere made from New Dream Particles to slow, seize, and imprison a Dream World Particle.
• Green realized that his New Particle proved Dream World Particles could be altered and redefined, potentially granting him access to the Dream World’s 100% Spatial Rule.
• Green decided he only wanted to observe the Dream World’s Spatial Rule and began producing more New Particles.

Green's avatar continued extracting Law Fragments from Errant Lifeforms in the Spacetime Prison, while his World Law progress slowed as the collected models became repetitive. In the Mystic Realm, Green decided to send the Abyssal Moss beyond the Third Layer despite the growing chance of encountering the Five Great Civilizations, and entered a prepared Rune Array to go deeper.

• Green extracted Flame Law fragments from an Errant Lifeform and saw his Law progress increase by 0.0000003%.
• Green checked his attributes and concluded that repetitive Law Models would make completing the World Law take nearly a million years, while his eventual breakthrough would likely rely on it.
• Green reviewed the Abyssal Moss's expansion through hundreds of billions of Mystic Realm spaces and noted that encounters with the Five Great Civilizations became more likely at deeper layers.
• Green judged that the Abyssal Moss could withstand a confrontation under the Mystic Realm's suppression and placed it in a Crystal Orb.
• Green entered the prepared Rune Array, and his figure vanished as he set out to go deeper into the Mystic Realm.

Green arrived at the Fourth Layer, where he discovered that the sound of the waves contained a dangerous Law Anomaly. He escaped its pursuit by cutting off his hearing and sealing his soul from external sounds, leaving the coastline in complete silence.

• Green scanned the beach and found that the Fourth Layer's suppression had weakened his power and that the space could interfere with his cognition.
• Green used the Chip to separate the sounds of the waves and discovered that one caused terror while another carried a compulsion to leave.
• Green ordered the Chip to analyze the third sound, which revealed a whisper warning that he should not have heard it.
• Green sensed something behind him, blasted away from the beach, and struck a pale woman in a white dress who vanished after he recognized her as a Law Anomaly.
• Green severed his auditory nerves and sealed his soul from outside sounds, causing the approaching presence to disappear.

Green studied the clashing Ocean and Earth Laws in the Mystic Realm and completed recording them, bringing his World Law progress to 33.9%. After restoring his hearing, he encountered the pale woman again and saw an unknown power mixing into the two laws.

• Green examined the waves and beach through the Spacetime Rule and recognized the clash between Ocean Law and Earth Law.
• Green suppressed his growing urge to bury himself in the sand with the power of his Immortal Particles, then continued collecting the laws.
• Ten years later, Green completed recording the laws, and the Chip reported 33.9% World Law progress.
• Green restored his hearing and felt a chilling presence approach from behind him.
• Green turned and saw the pale woman, whose clashing Ocean and Earth runes released an unknown power that distorted time and space.

Green used the Chip to investigate the Mystic Realm’s microscopic structure and discovered that its layers of space were assembled from particles drawn from different points in time as a defense system. He contacted a creature called Beast through a hollow in that structure and began exchanging knowledge, while concealing what he knew about the Mystic Realm’s Core World.

• Green ordered the Chip to magnify the Mystic Realm’s Micro Domain and prepared to escape using the Spacetime Rule if the realm reacted.
• Green discovered that the Mystic Realm’s grid-shaped spaces contained particles from other times and concluded they formed a World Defense Line dredged from the Spacetime River.
• Green directed the Chip to observe the unknown power and saw a gigantic yellow, beast-shaped eye appear behind a hollow in the damaged space.
• Green introduced himself as Sun Lord and questioned the creature, which called itself Beast and claimed to live in a special space on the Mystic Realm’s Seventh Level.
• Green proposed a knowledge exchange, and he and Beast began sharing basic information.

Green exchanged knowledge with Beast and learned the sacrificial rituals used in Beast’s world, including the True Names of three powerful abstract entities. After realizing Beast likely came from the Mystic Realm’s Core World, Green considered the danger of the realm’s power system and prepared to advance while ensuring his escape.

• Green learned that Beast’s world used both Passive Evolution and a sacrificial system that could grant low-level creatures Seventh-Level power.
• Green persuaded Beast to explain the sacrificial ritual, and Beast named the Time Controller, Aiolos, the Shadow of Space, Visera, and the Aberration in the Void, Itar.
• Green’s Spacetime Model and World Law Model reacted to the three names, leading him to suspect that Beast came from the Mystic Realm’s Core World.
• Beast ended their conversation as the hole in spacetime repaired itself, and Green concluded that the Mystic Realm’s native power system had serious problems.
• Green saw that his World Law progress was nearing 35% and broke a blue Crystal Orb over the beach, releasing Abyssal Moss.

Green observed Abyssal Moss adapting to invade the sea and beach by draining their Law Runes, but chose to postpone a risky sacrificial ritual until he reached the Eighth Level and continued summoning creatures to improve his models of time and space. In Radiant Space, the Five Great Civilizations built a fortress to endure the Mystic Realm’s crushing dangers and began seeking the space’s Spatial Core.

• Abyssal Moss transformed into algae in seawater and grass on the beach, spreading roots that captured and consumed the regions’ runes.
• Green judged Abyssal Moss’s survival ability close to the level of Laws and hoped it could help the Wizard Civilization restart its war with the Player Civilization.
• Green decided to wait until reaching the Eighth Level before attempting the sacrificial ritual and resumed random spacetime summons to gather knowledge.
• The Five Great Civilizations explored Radiant Space, where the Mystic Realm’s suppression weakened them and its Law-level hazards caused heavy losses.
• The Galaxy Swarm, the Heavenly-Net Machines, the Psychic Demons, the Game Players, and the Immortal Domain Civilization joined forces to build a fortress, then began seeking Radiant Space’s Spatial Core.