Saint Seiya Evil Skull

Chapter 107 The Direction of Becoming a God

After leaving Andreas Riese, Alubelisi stood on the mountaintop, feeling the cool breeze, feeling that this trip had been somewhat fruitful. After all, Andreas Riese had told him a lot about the gods. Just as Alubelisi had originally thought, the gods of the Aesir and Olympians were not humans who achieved divine power through cultivation, but were directly created by the so-called creator gods, which also fits in with some plot points in Western mythology.

The power of the gods is undeniable. Even though Alberich once fought back and forth with the god of death, Thanatos, he still hadn't encountered a more powerful god. Remember in the original novel, whether it was the goddess Athena, Hades, or even his own god Odin, they all had the ability to resurrect the Saints. This is to pull them out of the dead and give them new life, while also preserving their peak strength in life. This is terrifying. These gods are the pillars of the various pantheons!

Albelisi had some idea of ​​how to become a god or possess the longevity of a god. At the very least, if Albelisi really wanted to, he could achieve some of the longevity methods used by evil gods like the Insect God.

But no matter what, in his previous life, Albelisi also lived under the red flag. He couldn't be said to be upright, could he? But he really couldn't do something that destroyed humanity. If he really did so for the sake of longevity, Albelisi would look down on himself.

However, some of the principles of immortality of those third-rate evil gods could still be utilized. First, eliminate the power of faith. Faith is something illusory and requires a lot of effort to gather and consolidate, which Arubelisi doesn't have that kind of time. Second, rely on absorbing the vitality of all living beings.

In the original work of Saint Seiya Soul of Gold, Andreas Reese borrowed the World Tree growing in Asgard, collected the power of the Gold Saints, obtained the Eternal Spear Gungnir, and ruled Asgard and even dominated the world.

From this perspective, Odin's resurrection of the twelve Gold Saints might have been intended to help Loki, or even that Loki was a pawn Odin used to test the Olympian Protoss, only for Loki to mess things up and even lose himself. Alberich pondered this and broke into a cold sweat. It seemed he had to be careful with his own God King in the future, lest he be sold out by him.

Since the World Tree is called the World Tree, it undoubtedly means that it possesses the power of the world, so its vitality must be no less. The vitality of plants is obviously purer than the vitality of countless humans combined, and the side effects of integrating it into oneself will be lower.

Originally, Alberich had no intention of attacking the World Tree. The reason was very simple. The World Tree was not a pushover either. There was a barrier around the World Tree, and its restrictions were much stronger than the barrier of Hades City. With its strength greatly suppressed, even if Alberich himself went there, it would be difficult for him to exert much strength.

If Alberich aspires to reach a higher level, this will undoubtedly be an option for him. You know, in countless fantasy novels, whenever the World Tree appears, it symbolizes immense power. Furthermore, the World Tree has always stood on the side of justice, like an impenetrable fortress, guarding world peace and justice.

However, unexpectedly, in the wonderful world of Saint Seiya Soul of Gold, the World Tree has transformed into an evil tree! This is truly incredible, as if the entire worldview has been completely overturned. What exactly caused this change?

Could it be that the World Tree had lost its way over the ages, embarked on an evil path? Or perhaps it had been corrupted by some mysterious force, undergoing a horrific mutation? Faced with this astonishing phenomenon, Albelisi pondered the cause, trying to uncover it, but no matter how hard he racked his brains, he could not come up with a clue.

However, this did not stop Alberich from taking the lead in exploring the mysterious World Tree. After all, right under his nose, such a colossal being existed.

The thought of this made him unable to sleep or eat, and he couldn't even sleep peacefully. Perhaps he had been too optimistic in the past, overconfident in his own nest, so that he had unknowingly become a little too lax and indulgent.

Now, facing the unknown and powerful existence of the World Tree, Alberich has to be extremely alert to deal with all possible situations.

In addition to his urgent need to increase vitality and prolong life, Alubelisi also unearthed valuable information about the legendary ninth sense, Amoravida, and the tenth sense, Absolute Divine Consciousness, from ancient Indian texts.

According to legend, when a practitioner reaches the ninth sense, Amoral Consciousness, their soul transcends the constraints of the body, existing eternally in the pure form of the primordial spirit. This state of being is truly immortal, and even the most powerful impact cannot completely obliterate it, merely sealing it. Those who achieve this state are undoubtedly on the same level as mighty gods like Hades and Poseidon, truly realizing the ultimate dream of immortality.

As for the even more profound and enigmatic Tenth Sense, Absolute Divine Consciousness, it possesses awe-inspiring power of creation. However, due to the scarcity and vagueness of relevant records, Albelisi currently struggles to accurately assess the specific extent of this level of power. But even the mere fragments of information revealed in these few words are enough to captivate him and inspire an endless desire for exploration.

In short, I have obtained some useful information. At least I know the future realm. Although I don’t know whether what is recorded is correct, this is also a direction for progress.

Starting with the eighth sense, the Alaya consciousness, one begins to understand and comprehend the rules. Regardless of the storyline or the series, the power of rules is immense. Mastering the power of rules is a surefire way to achieve success.

Even those born as gods probably only possessed or were given the power to use the rules. It would be unrealistic to say that they had a deep understanding of the rules. Of course, it is not ruled out that some diligent gods would try to manipulate the rules for no reason.

So Alberich summarized that the next step, in addition to understanding and mastering the rules, is to study the World Tree.

For a period of time, whenever Alberich had free time, he would dive into the mountains of ancient books in the Asgard. However, he was puzzled that although he had turned these books almost upside down, he still could not find a single word about the "World Tree".

What was going on? Was it really because I wasn't careful enough that I missed a crucial piece of information? Or was it that this mysterious entity, the World Tree, had only grown and expanded in recent years? If so, how had it grown to such an impressive size in such a short period of time?

At this thought, Alberich's heart tightened. Could there be some hidden conspiracy behind this? Could it be that Odin and Loki, two incredibly powerful figures, were secretly manipulating everything, deliberately concealing the truth about the World Tree, ultimately using it to achieve their own ulterior motives? But, how could such a coincidence exist in the world?

A series of questions surged through Albelisi's mind like surging waves, plunging him into deep thought...

One day, Hilda was walking in the garden. Seeing Arubelisi, who looked troubled, he asked, "Arubelisi, what have you been doing lately? I don't see you all the time."

Seeing Hilda, Alberich suddenly had an idea. Some powerful forces like to pass on secrets by word of mouth. I wonder if Asgard is also...

Thinking of this, Alberich walked up to Hilda and waved Hilda's maid away. After the maid walked away, Alberich said to Hilda, "Hilda, as the queen of Asgard and the ruler of Asgard, I wonder if you have ever heard of the World Tree?"

"What? The World Tree?"