The game is about becoming a god, starting with the rampage of Hua Ye.

"Leaving now?"

Without the heavy burden of the blazing sun, Pan Zhen's body recovered quickly.

Not long after, the burly and domineering Pan Zhen of the past returned.

"Hmm! If I hadn't been worried that Lieyang wouldn't last until I got back, I probably would have already set off by now."

"Luckily I came, otherwise Lena might have fought me to the death."

Glenn retorted to Pan Zhen again before preparing to leave.

Seeing this, Pan Zhen hesitated for a moment before offering a reminder.

“Karl had looked for me before you came!”

Having said that, Pan Zhen said no more.

There are some things he shouldn't explain too much; I believe Glenn has his own thoughts on them.

Upon hearing this, a glint of light flashed in Glenn's dark pupils, then a smile curved his lips:

"Don't worry, I will visit him. After all, he is still somewhat useful."

Pan Zhen nodded and left.

The blazing sun has just been reborn, and there are still many things that need to be dealt with by him.

Although the planet has recovered to its original state, the natural ecological problems cannot be solved in a short time.

It is not suitable for ordinary people to live in.

Compared to the next few hundred years, it will allow Lieyang Star to recover to its peak state.

Glenn did not linger; his figure disappeared again, and he sailed through the wormhole toward his destination.

He no longer needs to find a wormhole to make long-distance space jumps.

Wherever you go, there is a wormhole.

He could roam freely in this universe, and distance was no longer a constraint for him.

……

The core region of the Styx Galaxy, within the Death Song Academy.

In the quiet hall, a figure was meticulously writing something.

Her short, golden hair couldn't hide her delicate features. Unbeknownst to many, the once-renowned Grim Reaper had become a dispensable figure.

The culprit was Glenn, who was sitting not far away admiring the book in his hand.

Finally, Carl stopped writing and looked at Glenn with anger, saying:

"Speak! What do you want this time? I can't let you, this great god, go."

His words carried a hint of impatience; this guy's visits never brought anything good.

Moreover, I've been blocked from entering this area, and last time I was even laughed to tears by that angel, Keisha, that damned woman, for a long time.

All for the sake of saving Keisha's lover in front of him.

Anyway, everything that upset Carl was related to that bastard Glenn.

However, although it was somewhat upsetting, I was often forced to work for free.

But to be honest, Carl was still curious to see how far this guy could go in the future.

Moreover, judging from the current results, it follows the same path as Karl's goal.

Therefore, Karl was willing to contribute his efforts as long as the goal was achieved.

Every time Karl sees this guy, he can't help but feel terrible; it's an instinctive reaction.

Glenn was completely unfazed by Carl's rude attitude, simply flipping through the book in his hands while casually asking in return:

"I heard you visited Pan Zhen before?"

Upon hearing this, Karl's face stiffened, but he quickly regained his composure and continued writing.

"What? You're getting involved in this too? I don't think I've done anything against the law. Oh! Or maybe I've violated your rules? If that's the case, I'll admit defeat."

"Don't worry, I'm not here to cause trouble. I don't care what you talked about with Pan Zhen. Similarly, I care even less about what you're trying to do."

Compared to the dangers of the void, you are not enough to make me go to great lengths to target you.

And as an old friend, you might be interested in what happens next.

What do you think, Carl?

Glenn finally closed the book, casually placed it aside, and said to Karl.

He was telling the truth; Karl's role was far more important than people imagined.

Similarly, Karl might be the only suitable candidate to accompany Glenn to the Void.

Given Karl's current phantom form, he might be much more adaptable to the void than Glenn.

This was something Glenn thought of after fighting Tina, the chieftain of the Void Clan.

As for whether Karl would be willing to go, he wasn't worried. With Karl's research fanatic personality, he would seize this opportunity.

Of course, Glenn wouldn't bring it up himself; that would be too simplistic.

Sure enough, after hearing Glenn's words, Karl stopped what he was doing again.

For the first time, her delicate face looked directly at Glenn, completely ignoring his previous words, and said:

"Oh! Tell me about it!"

Glenn's lips curled up almost imperceptibly as he said:

"Prepare to open the void portal! I'm planning a long trip."

The next moment, Karl's expression froze, then his eyes flickered, but he forcibly suppressed it.

"It seems you've finally changed your mind, and are going to face the challenge head-on instead of waiting for the future Void Army to arrive?"

Glenn gave Karl a deep look, ignoring the clearly provocative words.

His eyes narrowed slightly, a cold glint flashing within them.

“Karl, you just need to answer whether you can do it or not, after all, that was the only reason I kept you in the first place.”

A sense of oppression suddenly filled the hall, and even Karl, who had long since transcended the mortal body, felt a sudden sense of crisis.

With that in mind, he stopped expressing his dissatisfaction and went straight to the point:

"Sure, but I have one condition?"

"Say!"

Taking a deep breath, Karl looked intently at Glenn as his unwavering voice rang out.

"I too will enter the void, and after that you will not be able to hinder my actions."

Glenn smiled slightly, as if he had expected this, and readily agreed:

"can!"

Carl was taken aback, not expecting Glenn to agree so readily.

Knowing Glenn as he did, he longed to destroy him as soon as he opened the void portal.

After all, the score for Keisha's death has not yet been settled.

Not to mention the invasion campaign targeting the Chiwu star system.

It's fair to say that Carl's previous actions had thoroughly offended Glenn.

Don't mention it; the fact that his memories of Glenn were sealed before that is not a reason.

In fact, after saying those words, Karl had already prepared himself for rejection.

Even a series of follow-up plans had already been prepared.

Once he had sent away Glenn, this plague god, he would try again to open the void passage and continue his journey into the void.

To everyone's surprise, Glenn agreed immediately.

I haven't felt this unreal feeling in a long time.

Finally, Karl confirmed again and again:

"I mean, I will go to the void with you, and then I will leave alone. During this time, you cannot stop me for any reason, and of course I will not do anything that is detrimental to the known universe."

As if still not satisfied, he added one last sentence.

Glenn remained unconcerned and stated directly:

"Yes, once you leave the known universe, you can choose the path you want to take. If you walk different paths, you cannot work together."

This time, Karl's expression turned solemn, and he remained unsettled for a long time. Perhaps this was when he most recognized Glenn.

In the end, Carl said no more, stood up abruptly, and walked out of the hall.

At the same time, a voice resounded throughout the hall.

"Give me a few days, and then we can take a trip to the void."