Hidden Honorific Name

Neph's words seemed to hint at something. Amon stared at her, but before he could ask a question, Adam gave her the hint to leave. "If all your questions have been answered, then leave."

These words were spoken while looking at Amon, but Amon showed no sign of listening and pressed, "Wait a minute, explain what 'supernova' means first?"

After a moment's consideration, Neph replied, "A supernova Explosion is a violent Explosion that occurs at the end of the evolution of certain massive stars or white dwarfs in binary systems. The energy released in an instant is comparable to the total energy released by the Sun over its entire lifetime, and it profoundly affects the evolution of the Universe— "

She recited a short passage of science, Amon didn't interrupt her. After she finished, he said with a half-smile, "I think you know I'm not asking about that."

Neph looked at Adam.

Adam met her questioning gaze and replied, "You told Amon I was His father without asking my opinion."

This was clearly not a compliment, Neph felt a strange sense of guilt. She turned to look at Amon, but couldn't help but inwardly protest:

Well, you didn't object either—regardless of which "you" it was—

"Ahem," Amon gave a evasive smile, "I guess you're not thinking anything nice. Let me remind you, He can hear what you're thinking."

"I know that," Neph said calmly. "Let's talk about the supernovae instead."

Before Amon could react, she immediately said, "You once tricked Mr. Door back from that sealed space. His Beyonder Characteristic and Uniqueness characteristics were not entirely a lie. You did keep your promise, allowing him to rest in peace, and you also returned the extra Beyonder Characteristic."

"After that, you became a dual -Pathway True God, and when the Fool had just become a god, you forced him into the ' Sefirah Castle,' and the result was—"

Neph curled her lips and said to Amon, "He destroyed your main body with a supernova Explosion, but you had a Sequence 2 clone hiding next to your father, which is how you survived."

"How could that be—" Amon retorted, "The Marauder ' Pathway is indeed vulnerable, but that's not something that can be solved just like that."

"Of course there are other reasons," Neph blinked, "But you only asked me what a supernova is."

He wanted to ask more, but Adam stopped him. "That's enough."

"Neph."

Neph instinctively stood at attention. Adam looked at her and asked, "Do you know Cheek's Honorific Name?"

Neph paused slightly, nodded, then shook her head, and hesitated, saying, "I know He has five Honorific Name, but I don't know the details of the last two Honorific Name."

Adam nodded slightly and said, "The matter of George III involves the existence of Demoness. Perhaps you can take this opportunity to find these two hidden Honorific Name."

"You didn't know?" Neph couldn't help but ask, "Perhaps it's good that the other True God don't know, but I thought the voice of the Mind World shouldn't be hidden from you, especially since you clearly already knew there was something wrong with it—"

Adam gazed at her and said calmly, "I only know the fourth paragraph."

"His fourth Honorific Name is the Female Form of Primordial God Almighty," and he considers himself to be the true Primordial daughter.

"----?" Neph's expression Distortion for a moment, "He----"

She moved her lips slightly, and Amon encouraged her, "Say it."

Adam turned and glanced at Amon, who seemed to enjoy the spectacle. Amon's eyes widened, and he exclaimed, "No—"

With that cry of alarm, He vanished, leaving only two Crow Feather on the ground.

Neph stared at the two feathers, pondered for a few seconds, and then asked, "If I say it, will I turn into snowmelt?"

"No," Adam answered confidently, "I heard you."

He looked at Neph, his expression gentle, yet Neph's voice spontaneously echoed throughout the church, "So He is Eve— "

"----" Neph closed her eyes.

An invisible ripple spread, and the collapse silently subsided into calm. Feeling the unusual tranquility, Neph couldn't help but speak, "You really didn't have to do this—"

Adam nodded slightly and said only, "Go and find His fifth Honorific Name, or—"

He paused, his peaceful gaze sweeping over Neph, before cautiously speaking, "You can also try searching for the history of the First Epoch, for the parts about the City of Calamity and the Primordial God Almighty."

"I suspect that the fifth epithet of Cheek's Honorific Name holds a deeper secret."

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Neph paused slightly, her brows furrowing.

Adam had pointed out to her that "the Primordial God Almighty" intended to be resurrected through Cheek, and Cheek's current fifth Honorific Name and self-awareness also illustrate this point - Adam has made it very clear that he is the vessel for "God Almighty's " resurrection, so Eve certainly cannot escape it either.

Furthermore, judging from the content of the Honorific Name, Neph even suspected that Cheek was not just a vessel for resurrection, but might have truly become the female form of the "Primordial God Almighty"—not that the "Primordial God Almighty" had been resurrected, but that His consciousness had completely become the puppet of the "Primordial God Almighty".

After all, normal people know that Honorific Name, which are highly specific, cannot be chosen casually.

If that's the case, then what's hidden in the fifth section of the Honorific Name?

Neph for a few seconds, thinking of Cheek and the "Eternal Blazing Sun," and then of the phrase "Father of All Things," and something flashed through her mind.

"Actually, I had a question from the very beginning," she said.

Adam gestured for her to continue, and Neph carefully continued, "In creation myths, the Original Creator created the world, and the Primordial God Almighty —who has the symbolism of Creator and is himself the consciousness of a creator—is also the Creator."

"Furthermore, I think most people don't actually make a distinction when they talk about the Primordial and the Oldest One?"

Adam nodded and replied, "Most people can't distinguish between the Primordial and the Oldest One. To them, the Creator is the Creator, and even I, in the beginning, was part of this collective Creator."

"So," Neph continued, frowning, "I've always been puzzled as to why the Lord of the Mysteries wasn't included in this collection? Is it simply because He doesn't possess the symbol of a ' Creator '?"

Adam looked at Neph thoughtfully and asked her, "The matter of Aucuses has made you suspicious. Do you think that this self-proclaimed title has some hidden meaning, such as the Original Creator planning to awaken in the Primordial body? Is that right?"

"He is incredible, incomprehensible," Neph said. "I can understand that. When concepts go to extremes, most things lose their meaning. Chaos and order are actually two sides of the same coin. He is both mad and lucid, so—"

She frowned, hesitatingly asking, "Is it possible that He yearns for both death and resurrection? Hmm, that's the feeling my Pathway gives me. I feel like I'm standing on the wall between life and death, with people constantly passing through it, and I'm just watching."

Chapter 37 The Hidden Honorific Name

"Perhaps, occasionally, I'll lend a hand, stop someone among them, or send those who are stranded to the other side—"

That even included myself.

"Hmm, I've discovered I can even hasten my own death."

Adam neither denied her guess nor confirmed it, but simply told her, "I have to tell you, I can't give you the answer, and I believe the other me can't either."

"No one can be certain about your conjecture until it is truly confirmed."

"I can only tell you that it's theoretically feasible."

"In my native language, theoretical feasibility actually means impossibility," Neph couldn't help but say.

"But it's not like that here," Adam shook his head. "Theoretically feasible means there are madmen willing to try it, and Cheek isn't so clear-headed."

Cheek wasn't lucid—well, that's true, a lucid person wouldn't claim to be the female form of "the Primordial God Almighty" in their Honorific Name, so saying that would make it seem like it— Neph's expression shifted unpredictably, finally settling on an ugly mix of colors. She glared at Adam, Adam said, "You have to confirm this."

"If you don't want to see the real Apocalypse —after all, you and I both know that the current Apocalypse of the Apocalypse is only for the Earth and for humanity for the time being."

"But if your guess is true, then the Universe will be destroyed and reshaped, and no one will be able to escape it."

"What He said is true. Although the Outer Deity are also within the scope of the Apocalypse this time, she can't possibly expect Outer Deity to solve this problem." So Neph nodded heavily and left with a heavy heart.

Katarina was clearly unaware of this, otherwise it would have been exposed when Amon took Katarina away.

But then again, from a creative perspective, perhaps the author didn't anticipate this when writing the first book.

That doesn't quite make sense either. I remember Cheek started calling himself the Primordial a long time ago—let me think, which other Demoness do I know—those that are easy to approach—?

For a moment, Neph thought of Trissy. As the vessel of the "Primordial Demoness," Triss was more likely to know the truth than Demoness named after colors. But she quickly realized she was overthinking it, because if Trissy knew, she wouldn't be a puppet, but a true chosen one.

She is certainly not worthy of knowing right now; if she becomes at least Sequence 3 Demoness, then there might still be a sliver of hope.

"It seems I have no choice but to look up the history of the First Epoch— " Neph muttered softly, "and it's the fastest way to get the answer—but, the ' City of Calamity'— "

She closed her eyes and thought of Bansy Harbor.

There is an entrance to the Western Continent, leading to the "City of Calamity".

Perhaps I could go there and take a look—but it's dangerous, even just using that entrance to trace back is dangerous—

While Neph this matter, the others were not idle either.

She learned from Klein about the plans to deal with the "Rose School," and when asked if she wanted to join, she thought for a moment and said, "Give me the time to act."

"If Suah appears, I can help you hold him off."

Klein noted this down and then brought up Trissy's matter with her. Neph showed no emotion regarding Trissy's preparations to deal with the "Witch of Gold," she simply sighed and said, "If only her name had a color too."

"Why?" Klein asked instinctively.

Neph didn't answer the question, as it was far beyond Klein's current level, and she would never bring it up to Klein. Instead, she simply said, "That would make dealing with the Witch of Gold much easier; she just needs to summon the Primordial Demoness's ' Divine Descent,' and the problem will be solved."

"Unlike now, she—no, she seems to be able to—no, she still can't. She simply can't bear the full power of the Divine Descent. Even a portion of the projected power would be enough to shatter this fragile vessel."

She shook her head. Klein's attention was diverted by these words, and he asked curiously, "Generally speaking, what level of Beyonder is needed for Divine Descent?"

"Generally speaking, Beyonder of any level shouldn't be subject to Divine Descent," Neph rolled her eyes. "Divine Descent will have a subtle influence on your body and your spirit, especially if you're from the same Pathway. If it happens too often, you'll just become a puppet!"

She paused, then added, "If one must receive Divine Descent, without considering the extreme case of disposable containers, Angel are fully prepared and follow the same Pathway as the True God are capable of receiving Divine Descent."

"But this cannot be done frequently or too often. Otherwise, by using the same Pathway to exert influence from a higher position to a lower position, it probably won't be long before the person completely loses their own consciousness and becomes a true 'container.'"

"What about the other Pathway?" Klein asked.

"That sounds just as bizarre as my My Lord being resurrected through the Demoness ' Pathway," Neph gave an example. "It's not necessarily impossible, but normally we wouldn't do it."

Klein didn't respond; he couldn't help but look up at the sky.

"Stop looking," Neph exposed him. "I bet it would be strange if no one was watching me, so let them look if they want—maybe they'll even notice each other's gazes and say hello."

"I need to get away from you," Klein said resolutely. "It sounds like I'm being spied on."

"You think nobody's watching you?" Neph retorted. "Do you really think the Seven Gods are fools? Hmm, they still don't know who the Fool is, so maybe they really are the fools."

"Where's Amon?" Klein couldn't help but ask.

"I never said He wasn't," Neph chuckled. "Of course, I suspected He had already found you, but I'm finally certain that his mind is no longer on this."

She paused for a few seconds, then added, "I don't mean you can cooperate with Him. Believe me, even if He doesn't need it himself, He wouldn't mind causing you some trouble."

"Unless He truly becomes the ' Angel of Redemption '."

"What is that?" Klein asked her.

Neph smiled and replied, "The light Apocalypse come, our Sun, Amon."

"The Sun?" Klein was taken aback.

"Yes," Neph nodded, "The name of the Egyptian Sun God —well, from this perspective, He is also White Angel."