Myth: The Ruler of Spirituality-Chapter 941 - 388 Report

Chapter 941 -388 Report

Nine Hells, Central Court.

Double suns hang in the sky, the shadows of the floating islands reflected on the ground.

In the basin at the center of the interface, the once small sapling has now become a towering giant tree.

Like the World Tree Yggdrasil, three thick roots extend outward, one buried in the Divine Spring beneath the tree, the remaining two reaching directly to the third and seventh layers of Hell.

Six branches pierce into the Void, their destinations unknown, while the remaining three hang from the tree crown.

Occasionally, some unripe fruits can be spotted atop it, merely hidden among the leaves.

Divine Tree Nodahill, rooted atop the central axis of the Nine Hells.

Apart from the roots embedded in the Divine Spring, the other two roots are densely covered with blood-red veins.

They pulsate as if alive, continuously channeling dark red sap back toward the trunk.

Chaos, sin, filth… countless negative emotions and disorderly powers mingle together, even instinctively trying to corrupt this Divine Tree that spans realms.

However, once the sap reaches the base of the trunk through the roots, an opposing force has long been waiting.

Leonnor Spring, the precursor to the Well of Urd of the Nine Realms.

Nodahill’s third root sips its water, drawing in vitality and the Divine Power of purification.

The essence of the Divine Spring flows directly upwards through the third root system, where milky liquid meets the dark red blood at the trunk.

The impurities gradually settle, the pure specks rise.

These energies, containing slight traces of ultimate Source Power, nourish the growth of the entire Divine Wood.

And after the final refinement by the Divine Tree itself, this feeble Source Power is influenced by the characteristics of the World Tree.

It becomes better suited for the realm’s absorption, then flows along the newly grown branches toward the far end of the Void.

Like a machine that purifies impurities, or an organ that creates nutrients for the world.

The Divine Tree, once soaked in the waters of the Well of Reincarnation, became the midpoint of the cycle of the Nine Hells, bringing new momentum to this world adrift in the Abyss.

Its body coiled at the edge of the world, the Ancient Serpent quietly watches everything happening in the Central Court, seemingly indifferent to the outside world.

In its eyes, this scene has long been unfolding.

Yet, it is precisely because of this cycle that the two monarchs of the Nine Hells gradually stabilized their powers.

“…World Tree…”

“…Truly a marvel of creation…”

Grand ideas drift through the air, objectively speaking, although the creation of the Nine Hells was a great concept and Tartarus’s power sufficiently vast and profound.

But from the beginning, relying solely on the former powers of Hell to support two Great Divine Powers was quite inadequate.

Within this, Asmodeus relies on the legitimate title of Lord of Hell to barely cross this line, while the Serpent of the Central Court even borrows substantial power from the Divine Tree.

After all, as the former World Tree of the Nine Realms and the only plant Laine has seen that reached the domain of Great Divine Power, Yggdrasil has transcendent abilities in stabilizing worlds.

With its help, only the three layers of Hell managed to maintain the power possessed by the malignant thoughts of Spirituality.

However, this state is ultimately dangerous, much like Gaia, who nearly fell from the realm, or Zeus, whose ritual was incomplete, formidable to the weak but hardly victorious against the strong.

Not until the establishment of the Asura Field did the Nine Hells finally begin to return to the right track.

Endless wars, endless bloodshed.

Though outnumbered, compared to the chaos of Abyssal Creatures, the demons of Hell indeed have an advantage.

In this process, every victorious battle not only strengthens the victor but also signifies a subtle reversal between two interfaces.

And compared to the rewards for victors per the rules of the Asura Field, Hell has another way of recycling waste.

That is to drag the demon corpses to where Nodahill’s roots are located, piled up into a mountain of bones.

The demons conduct grand Blood Sacrifices to their lord, then the power of the blood sacrifice flows along the Divine Tree’s root system into the Central Court; after purification by Leonnor Spring and refinement by Nodahill, it becomes nutrients nurturing the world.

And depending on which lord the initiators of the sacrifice belong to, they sacrifice to that entity. Under the effect of true names, these refined powers also belong to that lord, used to enhance their own domains.

Thus, distinguished demons will be promoted and rewarded, while the inadequate ones will be demoted and punished.

Nodahill then draws some energy for its own growth and uses it to cultivate leaves, forming the foundation of Devil Contracts.

Eventually, the Lord who receives the sacrifices strengthens the powers of their realm; even if such enhancements are but bricks in the overall growth of the Nine Hells.

They will eventually become part of the power of the two monarchs, then further resist the power of the Abyss.

Accumulating earth forms mountains, accumulating water forms abysses.

Under the unique flow of time in the Abyss, a long time has passed in the Nine Hells.

Because of the benefits gained, the Ancient Serpent can afford to demonstrate its powers in the material world.

“Heh… Poseidon, you can’t stay here much longer.”

“Before you leave, don’t you want to say something?”

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