Ke Meng did not stay there overnight. When the time came, he went to Sky Island to set fires, then logged off to sleep.
In his dream, Ke Meng tried using Synesthesia on the mass of Elder God memories the Grand Elder had given him.
The result needed little explanation: all he saw was a blurry mass of light.
When encountering a divine object, even Cthulhu had to make contact first to peer into its contents.
Ke Meng recalled the mountain of offerings. Among them were objects imbued with divinity that involved gods' memories.
However, Ke Meng had never managed to read them. There were simply too many items to process.
Ke Meng pondered the matter all night. He had once tried ordering a Black Ghost to bring him the Mysterious Stone containing Elder God memories, but the sheer volume of information it absorbed had unfortunately plunged the Black Ghost into eternal madness.
Although Ke Meng later siphoned away some of the negative information when the Black Ghost entered a dream, he still could not restore its full rationality.
The attempt had ended there. He had never successfully read the item containing Elder God memories.
"Change fate? Seriously?" Ke Meng used Synesthesia again to check on the Grand Elder's current situation.
Within that land filled with light, the Grand Elder suddenly raised his head, as though meeting Ke Meng's gaze across time and space.
Made entirely of light, with no definite shape, the Grand Elder revealed his panic-the terror of being watched by an unknown being.
"Great being, I have no intention of angering you. If anything displeases you, please tell us, and we will correct it."
Ke Meng said nothing. He merely used Synesthesia on the Grand Elder's staff.
That staff did indeed carry the aura of a true