Chapter 1406 - 552: Demon God Factions

Chapter 1406: Chapter 552: Demon God Factions

As the resonance of the two breakthroughs gradually subsided, Ron felt a deeper doubt arising within him.

That parable about the "Gemini Witch King".

The details were described so vividly and specifically, as if the other party had personally witnessed that "dormitory battle".

What was more concerning was that the conduct of the "compulsive gentleman" who pursued extreme order in the parable vaguely coincided with the philosophy of the "King of Perfection," Saint Hephis;

While the "mischief-maker" who was keen on breaking all rules reminded him of a certain "King of Absurdity," who always "stirring things up" at critical moments.

This was no coincidence.

Ron stared at the closed book pages in front of him and slowly spoke:

"The ’King of Perfection’ and ’King of Stability’ who pursue order, the ’King of Absurdity’ and ’King of Opportunity’ who advocate chaos..."

His voice carried a depth of speculative thought:

"Behind this, there seems to be a more fundamental division of ’orthodoxy’? Like two ancient philosophical rivers, each nurturing different inheritors?"

The "Extraordinary Comprehensive Guide" was amused by his speculation.

The book pages turned suddenly, the giant eye on the cover rolled its eyes as if the eyeballs were about to roll to the back of its head.

Golden words appeared slowly with a condescending, all-seeing, and mocking tone:

"Oh hoho~ Look at this clever little ant, actually trying to categorize the giants!"

The words danced on the pages, each letter carrying a distinct mocking tone:

"’Order’? ’Chaos’? Such neat binary opposition, such... sleepy academic framework!

Do you think my great master Hector, that most annoying troublemaker in the universe, can be stuffed into such an outdated philosophical box?

It’s as ridiculous as trying to fit the entire ocean into a teacup!"

"Enough, considering you’ve been rather entertaining today, I’ll make an exception and give you a lesson on the ’Historical Overview of the Great Ones.’

The true story of this world concerns the ancient battle of routes between two ’kitchens’... and a critic who roams around, tastes the dishes, yet never pays the bill.

However, forget your petty ’School theories,’ such as the Tower of Vibrations, Elemental Garden... those are merely toys for ordinary wizards."

With this introduction, the pages began to turn on their own.

Each page emitted a different color of light, as if setting the stage for the grand narrative that was about to unfold.

"When the Wizard Civilization was still like a toddler stumbling forward, there were already two Witch Kings.

Later they both transcended everything and became Demon Gods overlooking all worlds."

The first scene appeared:

A magnificent hall composed of geometric figures, with every angle adhering to the golden ratio.

"The first one, whom we call the ’Creator’."

The tone of the text became solemn but quickly took on a teasing color:

"He was an engineer with a deep obsession with cleanliness, a master architect obsessed with blueprints.

In his ideal world, everything should be constructed precisely by the golden ratio and physical constants.

The position of every grain of sand, the direction of every breeze, must conform to some ’design’!"

The scene began to change, showing the handsome and stern face of Saint Hephis:

"The light and shadow dandy you have seen, Saint Hephis, is the Creator’s most proud disciple.

This guy, who inherited his mentor’s idealism, has spent his life pursuing the legendary ’ultimate blueprint.’

He aims to build a flawless, eternally unchanging ’Ideal Country’..."

The tone of the text suddenly turned sharp and sarcastic:

"Unfortunately, he was too obsessed with the concept of ’perfection,’ resulting in a part of his obsession becoming a precious exhibit locked within the ’Land of Mirrors.’

Admired from afar, not to be toyed with, even he became a prisoner of his ideals!

How... poetic is the tragic conclusion!"

The scene switched again, showing a more pragmatic but equally serious figure:

"Later, that Saint Themis, was a more pragmatic descendant of this school.

Having witnessed the predecessors perfect themselves into a dead end, he concluded that the pursuit of ’flawlessness’ is essentially a dead end."

"His philosophy was more practical:

’The kitchen can occasionally leak, the pot can occasionally burn, but our drainage system and repair manuals must be the most complete!’

Words danced showcasing Saint Themis’s philosophy:

’He never pursued ’never make mistakes,’ which is too unrealistic.

What he wanted to establish was a ’stability system’ that could address all possible errors: a set of rules abundant enough to cover all contingencies, a system so tightly knit that any chaos could be quickly corrected!"

"..........."

The pages turned, shifting the tone from cold to warm.

"The other Demon God is the ’Apocalypse,’ honored as the King of Revelation during the Witch King period."

The scene revealed a blurry figure, surrounded by countless twinkling stars and flowing timelines:

"This one... you’re more familiar with.

The original tomes collected in the ’Court of Truth’ were authored by him.

The Eye of Observation, Record Officer Gould, Professor Yutel, including my mischief-loving master, were all guided by him.

The ’Apocalypse’ represents ’Insight,’ ’Foreknowledge,’ and the understanding and application of the mysteries of time and space."

But suddenly, the style of the scene became wild and chaotic:

"However, his most famous disciple is much more ’radical’ than the master!"