Degrade from Nobility to a Humble Slave

Clarence had formulated several conjectures regarding the possible changes of the point of origin.

It might never change and continue on forever. In that scenario, the entire world had completely perished while Clarence and Zen remained trapped in an eternal prison.

Another possibility was that the point of origin would turn into the perfect land and restart the thirteenth-grade world. Since the first-grade and the thirteenth-grade worlds shared a common origin, it was highly possible for them to transform into each other.

The third and final possibility Clarence speculated of was that Zen's and the Evil God's existences would bring about new, unexpected changes to the very basic rules of this world.

In the end though, these all remained as speculations since this was the very first time Clarence experienced the downgrade.

However, seeing where things now stood, it seemed his third theory proved correct as the point of origin began to split slowly.

"What will happen next?" Zen asked.

"Maybe... We will both have a perfect land," Clarence replied.

"You mean the world will completely separate in two?"

"Yes, and you will become another me. Congratulations," Clarence told him with full sincerity.

Instead of elation, Zen felt disappointed, "But you promised to give me a real world!" he growled.

He did not want a perfect land nor did he wish to become the ruler of the world. The only thing he wanted was to restore everything that had been destroyed: his loved ones, his friends, and his family.

"It wouldn't be difficult. I can give you my memories and you will be able to repeat the past," Clarence assured him.

With that, his consciousness suddenly surged towards Zen's and took the initiative to fuse with it!

In this fusion, Clarence voluntarily gave up dominance which meant that Zen now would effectively devour a part of his consciousness and have ownership of his memories.

"Why? Why did you do that?" Zen asked in shock.

"Once the point of origin is restored to the perfect land, I will embrace a brand new world. I have no need to restore the past so it would be best to leave my past memories to you," Clarence answered. In truth, he only wanted to remember the general information of the past.

With his reasoning, Zen found no need to say anything more and simply waited for their consciousness to merge completely. During the process, Zen found his knowledge increase exponentially.

Clarence's memories contained the highest level of omniscience: the distribution of any and all energy and substance in the thirteenth-grade world to the first-grade world. Needless to say, it was an infinite quantity of information.

With this, Zen would now be able to restore everything according to the past.

Soon enough, the divided part of Clarence's consciousness completely merged with Zen's.

Further on, the point of origin finally split into two with Zen and Clarence occupying their respective worlds.

control of the point of origin, Zen

no source of sound, light, or feelings. It was at

his mind, he then decided to start sifting over

out every single detail of every single being that ever existed: kings, traitors, dreamers... Their life stories and inner thoughts were shown to him from birth until death, like

of tens of thousands of creatures, the point of

sudden disappearance of the infinitely large pressure that once engulfed him.

highly compressed substances and energy began to bounce

was a silent

surge of

burst that the space which allowed all substances

of time

out to every

such a long period of silence. What was supposed to be a noisy explosion became music

a huge space.

of him but he did not feel empty, instead, everything felt

indeed the perfect

in Clarence's memories and it was

more pain, separation, or betrayal. If he rebuilt the

extract the relevant information from his memories that would enable him to rebuild his perfect world.

Clatter...

wall. In an instant,

lively giggles, Geoffrey's mischievous yell, and even Letitia's scolding

familiar warmth and vitality rushed through him

perfect, simply, truly perfect.

However, just as he was about to

palace from his memories and the people within it were as he remembered them to be. Everything was perfect and eternal in the perfect land.

perfection

the reality

"Go."

Zen ordered softly.

the fairy palace crumbled along with

that he wanted to restore but the entire world.

world wasn't perfect by any means. It was a world where disease, separation, death,

reality and it could never compare to

everything in the perfect land was just too false and strange.

place is too narrow. I have

portion of its details, it turned into the twelfth-grade world and

the world changed into the eleventh-grade world