Chapter Summaries

The chapter described how Bloodline Creatures in the Bloodline Fusion Realm could evolve their bloodlines through soul talent and resources, drawing envy from otherworldly lifeforms. At a gathering, newly born races from the Wizarding World expressed a preference for joining the Bloodline Fusion Realm.

• Bloodline Creatures in the Bloodline Fusion Realm were shown to have bloodlines that could evolve according to their Soul Talent and absorbed resources.
• Otherworldly creatures sought permission from Dimien to undergo Symbiote transformations and become Green's Blood Descendants.
• A three-eyed Sixth-Level lifeform and a spider-like woman discussed the Bloodline Fusion Realm and its prospects for matching the Wizarding World.
• The chapter explained that the Wizard Civilization had made room for races born in the Wizarding World if they accepted its transformations and civilization system.
• Newly born races favored the Bloodline Fusion Realm because its primitive power system better suited their physically oriented nature.

Green opened the Wizard Alliance's Thirteenth Assembly, where its factions reviewed the past ten thousand years and considered proposals for the future. The assembly unanimously approved Green's plan to establish a presence in the Mystic Realm, then began discussing how to carry it out.

• The chapter described the Wizard Alliance's five factions and their different levels of influence and participation in its decisions.
• A total of 213 Sovereigns attended the assembly, including 134 from the Wizarding World, while more Wizards prepared to advance to the Seventh Level.
• Green declared the Thirteenth Assembly open, and Xuefu led attendees in a moment of silence before they reviewed the past ten thousand years and debated proposals from the new races.
• Xuefu announced the assembly's Second Phase, and Green proposed a full-scale operation to establish a presence in the Mystic Realm.
• The Wizards and Otherworld Sovereigns unanimously approved Green's proposal and began discussing its execution and resource allocation.

The Thirteenth Wizard Alliance Assembly ended after a century, setting the Wizarding World's plans for its new status and prompting the Five Great Civilizations to rush their expansion into the Mystic Realm. In the Core Space, Terrence and the native beings learned from Beast that an unknown civilization might be pressuring their rivals, and they suspended expansion in favor of cautious preparation.

• The Wizard Alliance Assembly passed most proposals and concluded with measures to support Wizard innovation.
• After the Assembly ended, participating powers returned home to prepare for the Mystic Realm, while the Five Great Civilizations accelerated their efforts to control its space.
• Terrence and the Mystic Realm's native beings discussed the Five Great Civilizations' sudden expansion and heard Beast recount his encounter with Green.
• Beast warned that an unknown civilization had used the Five Great Civilizations and might be driving their invasion.
• Terrence ordered the natives to suspend their expansion plans, probe cautiously, and focus on developing the next generation.

The Wizard Alliance assembled its Legions beyond the Wizarding World and opened the Dimensional Passage Fabricator to invade the Mystic Realm. Green left the campaign to Diases and the allied forces, while his Hunter Avatar faded from dimensional space as the invasion began.

• The Wizard Alliance gathered Legions from Wizard Civilizations, the Endless Void, and High-Grade Worlds around the newly built Dimensional Passage Fabricator.
• The Fabricator opened a Blue Passage to the Mystic Realm, and Green told the Top-Tier Wizards and Otherworld Sovereigns that the rest was up to them.
• Green explained that his main body was advancing the Extreme Meditation Method, while the Wizard Civilization would lead the Mystic Realm war and the Abyssal Zerg and Bloodline Creatures would invade the Endless Void.
• Diases accepted command of the war, and Green told him to announce the advance.
• Diases ordered the army forward, and countless Spatial Fortresses entered the passage, led by the slowly moving Cosmic Sweeper.
• After the front half of the Alliance Legions entered the passage, Green's Hunter Avatar began to fade from dimensional space.

Green arrived in the Bloodline Fusion Realm, rallied its forces, and ordered a campaign across the Endless Void while directing Walker and Aels to strengthen the realm’s military and dimensional network. With his other selves occupied, Green traveled directly to the Dream World to seek a world that could help him.

• Green manifested before the Bloodline Fusion Realm’s armies, received their Faith Force, and ordered the Abyssal Zerg and Bloodline Creatures to invade the scattered Clusters.
• Aels reported that he had explored and secured 132 Dimensional Passages, and Green ordered him to continue exploring with the help of new Seventh-Level Bloodline Creatures.
• Walker told Green that he had sent promising Bloodline Creatures to the front lines so they could gain World Favor and begin their ascension rituals.
• Green considered his available options, concluded that the Dream World was the only place that could help him, and crossed into it using Spacetime Force.

Green explored the changing Dream World while concealing his power from its World Will. Memories taken from the Dream Serpent Mankodrass revealed a hidden Deep Dream with a stable world and advanced civilization, leaving Green to wonder whether it existed and what it meant for the Dream World's strength.

• Green concealed his aura and explored the Dream World, whose forest rapidly changed into a grassland as Dream Power began to grow active.
• Green assessed that the Dream World might soon invade the Endless Worlds, but its unstable cycles and difficulty preserving civilization limited its threat.
• Green recalled extracting Mankodrass's memories to learn more about the Dream World.
• Mankodrass's memories described the Dream World's early instability and its creatures' struggles to survive by taking each other's world Essence.
• Mankodrass had once stumbled into the stable Deep Dream, where it saw vast structures and unfamiliar creatures, before a world change pulled it back to the Surface Dream.
• Mankodrass searched for a way back for ages but never found one, and eventually doubted whether its brief visit had been real.

Green concluded that the Dream World's apparent weakness was likely a deliberate deception and continued analyzing its hidden foundations. As he waited for a region to change, a monster fish attacked him, and he destroyed it with a miniature black hole.

• Green used Mankodrass's memories to suspect that the Dream World had concealed its true strength and that its World Will had deliberately kept the world weak.
• Green continued probing the Dream World's foundations and used the Chip to learn that his spatial analysis was 96% complete.
• Green traveled to an ink-black ocean in a Nightmare Area and waited for the region to change so he could finish his analysis.
• A giant monster fish emerged from the ocean and attacked Green with tendrils.
• Green froze the fish in place and crushed it into a black point of light with a miniature black hole.

Green analyzed the Dream World’s laws and worked to fuse Spatial Law with Illusory Law, while his Third Clone sensed a powerful new threat entering the Spacetime Prison. The chapter left the clone traveling toward the source of the danger.

• Green’s Chip analyzed the Dream World’s spatial essence and revealed that Dream Laws made its space boundless.
• Green repeatedly tried to fuse Illusory Law with Spatial Law and discovered that their power needed to be balanced to avoid collapse.
• Green recognized that a successful fusion could strengthen his World Law Model and create an immense illusory spatial shield around the Wizarding World and Bloodline Fusion Realm.
• In the Spacetime Prison, Green’s Third Clone sensed a dangerous fluctuation and suspected a powerful Errant Lifeform had arrived.
• Green concealed himself with Spacetime Force and used the Space Model to travel through the prison’s regions toward the fluctuation.

Green discovered a resilient, pressure-responsive spatial structure in the Spacetime Prison and followed unknown fluctuations into an anomalous forest. Sensing danger, he used his main body's Time Rule Model to observe possible Timelines, while avoiding time travel that could destabilize the Endless Void.

• Green tested the compressed space, learned how pressure strengthened its resistance, and ordered the Chip to scan and record the structure.
• Green entered an unfamiliar forest, recognizing its vegetation as abnormal for the Spacetime Prison and suspecting the region held exceptionally dangerous Errant Lifeforms.
• Green concealed his presence with Sorcery and continued toward the unknown fluctuations as his sense of danger intensified.
• Green asked the Chip to channel his main body's Time Force so he could observe the Timeline.
• Green saw countless possible paths branch before him and refrained from traveling into the past because doing so could destabilize the Endless Void.

Green used Timeline Observation to locate a sealed Errant Lifeform on a barren island beyond a vast sea, then reached the island and examined its Seal. He began reading the information recorded in one of the Seal’s pillars, where the Chip intercepted a flood of hostile memories.

• Green observed a possible future and saw the unknown Errant Lifeform bound to a Blue Boulder on an island by a massive Seal.
• Green concluded that the Balance Law had allowed him to find the creature and set out openly through the sky toward the source of the fluctuations.
• Green crossed into another region, flew over a vast sea, and reached the barren island.
• Green examined the chains and pillars and determined that the Seal drained the creature’s power to reinforce itself.
• Green touched one of the ochre pillars and used Temporal Power to read its records, while the Chip filtered the pillar’s hostile information.

Green learned how the Errant Lifeform had been wrongfully blamed and sealed after the Deities invaded the Evil God Realm to preserve their followers’ faith. He discovered the creature’s powerful devouring ability could accelerate the Third Clone’s progress, and decided to sacrifice the clone to obtain it.

• Green learned that the Errant Lifeform had restrained the evil deities, but the Deities invaded the Evil God Realm and sealed him to protect their faith.
• Green discovered that the sealed Errant Lifeform had never harmed the normal world and had been made a villain through the Deities’ manipulation.
• Green used Higher-Dimensional Vision to see the Errant Lifeform bound by a Seal made from divine bones and Laws.
• Green realized the Errant Lifeform’s devouring ability and Law Fragments could rapidly advance his World Law.
• Green decided to retrieve the Sub-chip from the Third Clone and use the clone as a consumable, even though it would become an Errant Lifeform and remain in the Spacetime Prison.

Green analyzed the Seal around the Blue Boulder while his Hunter Avatar gathered Dream Power in the Dream World. He planned to enter the Deep Dream World without alerting the World Will, after discovering that the apparently barren Dream World concealed a more central world.

• Green confirmed that the Seal was stable, then used Blue Soul Power and the Chip to analyze it and the Errant Lifeforms imprisoned inside the Blue Boulder.
• In the Dream World, Green watched from his villa as a shield killed attacking Dream Lifeforms and converted them into Purple Dream Particles for his collection device.
• Green estimated that the device would soon hold enough Dream Power for him to enter the Deep Dream World without alerting the World Will.
• Green recalled that the Chip had mapped the Dream World's structure and found a hidden central world beneath the Surface Dream World, which served as protection for the Deep Dream World.
• Green recognized that the Dream World had concealed its potential during the Void Era by appearing resource-poor and prone to decline.

Green discovered that the Dream World's hidden Magic Web could not detect native lifeforms, then built a device powered by pure Dream Power to bypass it. After charging the device and entering the resulting spatial passage, he broke through the web and continued falling toward the Deep Dream World.

• Green analyzed the Dream World's hidden Magic Web and found that it could not detect native lifeforms passing through the spatial barrier.
• Green built a device that used pure Dream Power to overcome the Magic Web without alerting the Dream World's World Will.
• Green attracted Dream Lifeforms to the villa's barrier to charge the device, then used dark-purple lightning to destroy the creatures gathered outside.
• Green activated the underground apparatus and let the purple mist envelop him, causing the space around him to soften and transport him away.
• Green fell through darkness as the purple mist absorbed the web's strands, then broke through its restraints and began descending faster into a new layer.

Green explored a silent, lifeless-looking region of the Deep Dream World and discovered that its dying red sunlight carried a powerful rule-based contamination. He left the copied villa and entered the forest to investigate further.

• Green used modified Bolivian Dragonfly eyes and a spacetime barrier to observe the copied villa without revealing himself through energy fluctuations.
• Green broke through the stone slab blocking the passage and found the villa's interior matched its Surface Dream World counterpart.
• Green opened the balcony door and saw a golden-red sun over a strangely silent world and an unaffected green forest.
• Green examined the sunlight with his Mental Power, and the Chip identified high-risk contamination that could turn vulnerable lifeforms into servants of an unknown being associated with death, light, and annihilation.
• Green considered whether the Deep Dream World contained different regions, then left the villa and headed into the forest.

Green discovered an ancient sign in the Forest of Dusk and Death, learned that the dusky sun corrupted living creatures, and weighed the sign’s contradictory warnings about the woodland path. He chose to follow the path, prepared to face whatever awaited him.

• Green spent months traveling through the barren forest while avoiding the dusky sun’s influence and limiting his use of power.
• Green found a wooden sign beside a narrow path and used his longsword to brush away the leaves covering it.
• Green read the sign’s conflicting warnings in Ancient Dream Language and recognized the language from Mankodrass’s memories.
• Green concluded that creatures in the forest had been corrupted by the dusky sun and could not be trusted.
• Green chose to follow the path and continued onward with caution.

Green traveled along a path in the Deep Dream World, discovering that leaving it returned him to the signpost, before encountering armed humans fleeing golden-eyed Monsters. The humans and Monsters fought a war of attrition as Green observed, hoping to learn more about the world.

• Green found that stepping onto the path transformed the surroundings and that leaving it returned him to the woods by the signpost.
• Green tested the path’s spatial displacement for several days, then continued along it when he realized it was anchored to the signpost.
• On the seventh day, Green heard a group approaching and waited rather than altering the road’s abnormal spatial structure.
• Green saw that roughly a dozen technologically armed, animal-headed humans were fleeing three regenerating Monsters covered in golden eyes.
• The humans attacked the Monsters with laser weapons, while the Monsters recovered from their injuries and the battle became a contest of dwindling supplies.

Green encountered humans fleeing Dusk Spawn in the Dream World's Conventional Part, defeated the Monsters with an electrified Longsword, and read Hillwin's memories to learn how the Dream World was divided. He left the encounter with a basic understanding of the Nightmare and Sweet Dream realms and their dangerous paths to becoming Deities.

• Green detected a group of humans, and Hillwin invited him to flee with them from the pursuing Dusk Spawn.
• Green used silver throwing knives to shatter three Dusk Spawn, then discovered that their Flesh rapidly reassembled and their souls were seized when they died.
• Green transformed his Longsword into an electric weapon and turned the three reassembling Dusk Spawn into charcoal.
• Hillwin introduced himself to Green after the group returned, and Green scanned Hillwin's memories for information.
• Green learned that the Dream World contained Conventional, Nightmare, and Sweet Dream parts, where most lifeforms died before they could become Lesser Nightmare Gods or Lesser Sweet Dream Gods.

Green learned how the Deep Dream World’s Nightmare World worked and accepted Hillwin’s invitation to join his team. The group prepared to travel together on the Escape Road, while the leaders of the other teams were disappointed to lose the chance to recruit Green.

• Green reviewed Hillwin’s memories and learned that the Deep Dream World held at least 1,500 Seventh-Level-and-above lifeforms, including many hidden Nightmare and Sweet Dream Gods.
• Green introduced himself as a newcomer and asked Hillwin how to leave the Nightmare World.
• Hillwin’s teams made camp, and Hillwin explained the Dream World and how Survivors could return by surviving on the Escape Road until it closed.
• Green pretended to be bewildered by Hillwin’s explanation, prompting Hillwin to invite him to join the team.
• Green accepted Hillwin’s invitation, and Hillwin introduced him to his four teammates, who welcomed the powerful fighter.

Green learned about Kexiya’s role in Hillwin’s squad and why she had chosen a team that was still growing. From the conversation, he deduced how the Surface and Deep Dream Worlds differed and decided to establish a foothold in the Dream World while concealing his power.

• Green learned that Hillwin led a five-person squad, with wealthy Kexiya supplying its equipment, funding, medical care, and ranged attacks.
• Green asked Kexiya why she had not hired stronger bodyguards, and she explained that she wanted to delay facing the trials of Sweet Dream and Nightmare while her team gained experience.
• Hillwin questioned why Kexiya had accepted Green, and she said his presence would improve the squad’s chances when the next trial arrived.
• Green gathered information about the powers of the Wolf God and Phantom-Wing God and deduced that top-tier Dream World beings embodied remembered dreams.
• Green concluded that forgotten Hidden Dreams formed the unstable Surface Dream World, while remembered Manifest Dreams formed the more stable Deep Dream World, and he decided to plant a foothold there while suppressing his power further.

Green and the teams encountered a corrosive Gray Giant on the Road of Escape, and Green secretly gathered dead team members’ soul fragments to assume a new identity. As the road returned them to the conventional world, Green prepared to spread Primal Abyssal Moss after learning how the Dream World assessed its visitors.

• A Gray Giant emerged from purple mist, and Green killed it while pretending the fight had exhausted him.
• Seven days later, Green held back during another attack, causing casualties among the teams while protecting his own team from deaths.
• Green secretly collected soul fragments from the dead to take over one of their identities.
• As the Road of Escape began to dissolve, Green disguised his soul as a dead team member and left a spatial mark on Kexiya.
• While being sent back, Green realized the Dream World was testing his strength and resolved to spread Primal Abyssal Moss in the conventional world.