Klein had originally thought that the "Wish" ability could be used freely as long as he didn't exceed an upper limit—who knew its effects didn't just come from Beyonder characteristics.
Simply put, a "Miracle Invoker" must first gather and satisfy all kinds of wishes. Only then would it be possible to turn the corresponding situation into reality by making a wish to himself in battle. At the very beginning, the wishes Klein could fulfill were tiny. He had to accumulate step by step to create a "miracle." He couldn't just do whatever he wanted.
"Hmm, if I want to shift my position via a wish like the Dark Demonic Wolf
"Speaking of which, the 'Wish' ability is a bit like using anchors. It belongs to the 'gathering' type. Since the believers' cognition of a god can effectively influence the god, becoming a kind of 'positioning' that helps Him resist the original spiritual imprint inside the Beyonder characteristics, then the similar wishes of different spiritual entities really can help me create 'miracles'…
"Maybe this has to do with the collective subconscious ocean. Not scientific enough, but sufficiently mystical…" After figuring out the nature of the "Wish" ability, Klein had an initial idea of how to act as a "Miracle Invoker."
That was to travel through the real world as a supreme "Magician," letting different people witness "miracles" and fulfill their wishes.
"No wonder the Dark Demonic Wolf's old title was 'God of Wishes'… When such a faith spreads, many people speak their wishes through prayer, allowing the 'Miracle Invoker' to respond from afar. Acting definitely becomes much simpler and saves a lot of time. But the problem is that the potion is called 'Miracle Invoker,' not 'God of Wishes.' What needs to be acted out is not a deity. There's quite a big deviation between the two…
"I can wander between different countries, letting different people witness 'miracles,' and at the same time, in the name of 'Mr. Fool,' partially fulfill the wishes of believers, and see which is more effective…
"But the acting rules of the 'Miracle Invoker' can't just be this one… I also need to proactively create things close to miracles in reality and leave behind corresponding legends?" Klein silently muttered to himself, tapping his fingers on the edge of the mottled long table.
In his earlier inspection, he found that he had already digested most of the potion right after consuming it. After all, he had repeatedly created "miracles," and even "resurrection" had reached three times.
Of course, Klein believed this was a very big shortcut. His ability to create "miracles" and act in advance relied heavily on "Sefirah Castle."
"It's as if someone arranged everything…" Klein sighed inwardly. Instead of feeling relaxed, he became more solemn and vigilant.
As for who arranged it, he had a suspect: the "Mysteries" the
What baffled Klein even more was that after his advancement to Sequence 2, becoming an Angel, and completing the qualitative transformation, the "Celestial Worthy of Heaven and Earth for Blessings" did not appear, nor did He begin to awaken inside Klein's body.
This was completely different from what he had expected.
"Not even a single trace, aside from the inevitable pollution of the original spiritual imprint—well, it should be the imprint left by the
With a shift of thought, he directly appeared upon the grayish-white mist, arriving in front of that strange Gate of Light.
Glancing at the many transparent "cocoons" dangling above his head, Klein slowly extended his right hand and touched the Gate of Light.
Having truly become the master of this mysterious space, he clearly realized a fact upon his return: the strange Gate of Light was the core of this place, the "Sefirah Castle" in the truest sense, and this boundless void was the Divine Kingdom inherent to the "Sefirah Castle."
As for the ancient palace, the bronze long table with twenty-two high-backed chairs, and the items usually manifested by the members of the
In other words, when he wished for such a palace and a meeting place in his heart, "Sefirah Castle" fulfilled his wish.
And because his wish had no specific description, "Sefirah Castle" extracted the scene from similar wishes in the past—Klein suspected that the Ancient Greek-style palace and the ancient long table with exactly twenty-two high-backed chairs were all manifested back then by the being suspected to be the "Celestial Worthy of Heaven and Earth for Blessings."
Inch by inch, Klein pressed his right hand against the edge of the Gate of Light.
This time, his palm did not pass directly through. It touched something tangible.
Suddenly, the Gate of Light trembled slightly, and along with it, the "cocoons" hanging on it, each containing a human figure, began to sway in the same rhythm.
Above the grayish-white mist, within the boundless void that held only an ancient palace, skyscrapers rapidly rose one after another, cars appeared one after another, and pedestrians were abruptly born one after another.