Chapter 1385 - 907: Gift of the Soul

Chapter 1385: Chapter 907: Gift of the Soul

In the grand hall, the Divine King looked at Kana.

He pointed at Kana, his voice clear and powerful like a proclamation.

"It is you, Savior Kana. It is by your wisdom, strength, indomitable will, and... that unique gift deep within your soul, that you have successfully woven and elevated the singularity of this world into an unprecedented new rule!"

A gift from deep within the soul?

Kana’s heart suddenly jumped, keenly capturing the term.

What best fits this description?

The answer was almost self-evident—his identity and memories as a traveler.

Indeed, in front of the Great Divine Power that perceives all, there was no need to hide the so-called traveler identity.

The Divine King’s words were like a warm current, instantly soothing the last trace of worry hidden deep in his heart.

But the Divine King also respected his little secret, offering just this subtle awakening.

"Do not worry," the Divine King seemed to see through Kana’s momentary psychological fluctuation, his tone gentle and inclusive, like an elder’s consolation.

"The Star Realm is so vast and boundless, there are countless wonders fostered by dimensional collisions and temporal ripples, and similar existences are not rare occurrences.

"Above the Star Realm, on even larger scales, some small fissures always emerge amidst collisions.

"Your appearance is but a coincidence, an encounter, yet the will of the Star Realm has accepted this encounter; it has thus become part of your destiny. There is fate in the plans of the unseen, no need to mind it."

The words of the Divine King were like a reassurance that completely dispelled Kana’s last trace of concern about his identity.

His appearance was a natural phenomenon in the grand picture of the Star Realm, accepted and recognized, with no need to feel anxious or special about it.

"Your title of ’Savior’ is precisely because you have woven and created such a vibrant new rule.

"And the will of the Star Realm has already clearly determined that the power of this rule is sufficient to allow your world to survive the impending Void catastrophe.

"Even if it is in a state of... ’barely hanging on’ survival, as long as the world’s will persists, the spark of civilization does not extinguish, the title of ’Savior’ is preemptively bestowed upon you."

The Divine King’s voice carried an undeniable authority, "This is an honor you deserve, child, accept it rightfully."

Complex emotions surged in Kana’s heart—excited at being recognized, the weight of responsibility, and more than anything, a steadfast determination to face the illuminated yet arduous future path.

He took a deep breath and, in the most solemn manner, bowed and placed his hand over his chest in salute: "Thank you for your recognition and teachings, Great Divine King."

"I have not taught you anything," the Divine King slightly shook his head, his tone carrying an elder’s expectations for an outstanding junior.

"Merely some surface-level admiration. The path under your feet ultimately must be walked by yourself."

Having said this, the warmth on the Divine King’s face faded, becoming serious and solemn once again.

His gaze fell as if tangible upon Kana, seemingly seeing through the deep desires of his soul.

"Now then, child," the Divine King’s voice was like a tolling bell, directly questioning Kana’s heart, "your situation, your resolve, your path, I have clearly understood.

"Now, tell me, having crossed the Star Realm, having come to the Titan World, standing here at last, what answers do you seek?

"What assistance do you require from the Titan Pantheon?"

Kana understood the Divine King’s meaning.

Seeking direct military intervention against the Void upon coming to Titan World was impossible, as it violated the Star Realm rules.

But here, he could gain crucial information support, some aid not directly related to the essence of his world, such as strategic cooperation in combating the Abyss, knowledge sharing, and so forth.

Kana nodded emphatically, meeting the Divine King’s gaze, clearly stating his final request.

"I am convinced that with the rule of ’Datafication’ and the path I have outlined, I can lead the Holy Stone Plane to survive under the Void’s grasp.

"But..."

His voice lowered, carrying a heaviness, "The cost is too great. The foundations of the world would be deeply wounded, lives devastated... the lives that survive may be one in ten thousand."

This was already an extremely conservative estimate.

The Holy Stone Plane is vast and rich, home to a large number of intelligent life forms; although not precisely counted, the magnitude surely exceeds a billion.

And after a hard-won Void catastrophe, how many individuals could ultimately survive?

Kana estimated inwardly, having one in ten thousand to one in a thousand was already the limit; surpassing ten thousand was almost impossible.

For a base number of a billion, what a tiny figure this was.

Moreover, after the world is destructively ravaged, its reconstruction would require a long time.

Even if the world heals and welcomes a Golden Era, the serious population decimation makes revitalization, returning to prosperity, possibly consume a century or more, even two.

In the scale of the Star Realm, this is naturally brief, but for survivors of the world, it would be another long and arduous epoch.

The sacrifices are too many.

Kana could not accept it.

Because he was so greedy.

Initially thinking survival was good enough, but as he grew stronger, he hoped they would live better, live more.

It was this greed that led him, step by step, to this point.

He clenched his fists tightly, his divine body faintly glowing with light due to the agitation of his heart.