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Chapter 980 What have I done to my own mental world?

Countless arthropods emerged from the ground.

The scene was somewhat similar to what I had encountered in the Far East, with the sound of limbs rubbing against each other filling the air.

They were spider-like creatures, yet they also possessed traits similar to humans.

Hibernius is described as a utopian spiritual world in the literature of many different worlds, but if beneath this so-called utopia lies a swarm of worms...

Um--

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However, this is not the real world.

There is not even a physical concept, because what constitutes the Hyberil is the consciousness and cognition of Milo and Atlak-Nakya.

So there can be an army of Spider-Men here, and naturally there can also be stars, a radiant moon, or even a golden tree.

As a result, Mabel and Byrne received an unprecedented boost.

With the help of two of the strongest henchmen, Milo didn't even need to lift a finger. Like Atlak Nakya, he could simply stand behind and vie for control of this spiritual world.

He wasn't worried about Mabel and Byrne; this was the spiritual world, and as long as he still held half the power, they wouldn't die.

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The inheritors of the Golden Tree's will, and possibly the most powerful dream weavers in history, when they possess the most solid support of power.

Even two Hibernians wouldn't be enough to defeat them.

The key to victory ultimately lies in Milo's hands; he must mentally overpower Atlak Nakya.

Atlak Nakya thought so too.

Thus, on this snowy plain, the shadow and the will of the Spider God met for the first time.

The clashes in the spiritual world often lack any concrete form of color or power.

Atlak Nakya had to admit that the human superior before him was the most powerful shadow He had ever seen in His long life.

But he was merely a shadow.

The concepts of the past, shadows, CCD, and deities refer to the order of life, and the level of the order of life is defined not by the physical body, but by the strength of the spirit.

Just as many powerful beings do not have a physical body, their true self lies in their spiritual world, or rather, their soul.

No matter how powerful Shadow is, it is still just Shadow. No matter how many forbidden powers Milo has mastered, the strength of his mental world can only stop at the limit of Shadow.

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In the first encounter.

Atlak Nakya experienced the power of the Shadow.

But for Him, who has roamed the stars for millions of years, this is not the ultimate shock, because the Shadow is the upper limit of Milo.

But starting from the second encounter...

The situation began to subtly change.

Because the upper limit of Shadow's mental strength is no longer limited to Shadow, his strength is beginning to approach that of CCD.

On the third attempt, it directly crossed that barrier and entered the intensity of CCD, and it continues to climb upwards.

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Atlak Nakya is unbelievable.

He had never seen such a leap in the life sequence, nor at such a speed.

However, what He did not know was that what limited Milo's life sequence was not his spirit, but rather the physical body he could not abandon, this wretched skin, or more accurately, the understanding of being human that was inhibiting his infinite growth.

But this is not a bad thing. In fact, it is an outcome that Milo is happy to see.

He wanted to retain his humanity and appear before the gods as a human being, instead of indulging in his desires as he did in the conscious world and ultimately falling into complete depravity.

For any living being, letting go of oneself is absolutely the simplest thing.

It is also the most irresponsible behavior, as he will unknowingly abandon or give up many precious things.

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For example, if Milo had abandoned the shadows of humanity, he would never have appeared on the North Continent, and this confrontation would never have occurred. Because for that Milo, Freya was not worth the danger he was willing to take, but that was not the outcome Milo desired.

Or rather, that Milo has died several times, and has been dead for a long time.

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On the main road of Hibern.

The clash between the two spiritual entities caused a shift in power.

Many of the Spider-Men who emerged from the depths of the earth melted away without warning.

In the instant before they melted, they simultaneously glared angrily at a certain direction shrouded in swirling snowflakes, questioning in identical voices:
What have you done about your inner world?

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What have I done for my inner world?
This question is far too complicated to answer, because all of Milo's experiences along the way can be summarized into two things: destroying his own body and destroying his own spirit.

Moreover, they relentlessly destroyed it.

However, he understood that Atlak Nakya meant—why you were able to break through the upper limit of the Shadow Sequence's mental strength.

Because it is clear that as the confrontation progresses, Milo has completely surpassed Atlak Nakia, a stark fact that has raised strong questions about this independent being in the universe.

The answer is that the traces left by Milo's "torture" of his mental world are still preserved in his mind.

The most significant effect was achieved during the fusion with "Star Core" Azati.

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That time, he used the power of the star core to forcefully open up another spiritual world, plunging all the gods into the abyss.

Although it seems that the conscious world has fallen into a dead and desolate era, and Milo has not changed anything, it is ultimately not the result of the timeline dominated by the gods, but the result of the spiritual world created by Azati's power replacing it.

He turned reality around.

And have always lived in this reality.

So Azati's influence has always been there; that's the mark that "torture" left on his life.

This trace, when manifested on a physical level, is found in everyone around him now…

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What is a stellar core?
Some say it is the sleeping, legendary son of a god.

Some say that the entire universe is a dream of the creator god, and that every time He moves or turns, it triggers a great change in the universe.

Perhaps there is some truth to this statement.

Because Milo really did use the power of the Star Core to alter reality, and that reality has already occurred.

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In fact, from that time onwards, the Star Core was no longer complete. Azati's power remained buried underground in the world of consciousness, while its spiritual order fell into Milo's body. This is why he was able to maintain his true will even after his second, third, and even fourth lives were extended.

Because Azati's power has transcended death.

Naturally, it also surpasses the so-called Spider God.

(End of this chapter)