The earliest God of Ruins was a condensation of a large number of organs.
Although it felt very large, it was actually very small at the time, only a few meters in size.
And the biological organs in its body were even smaller.
But at such a young age, it had already gained consciousness, and all the organs would work together to help each other.
At first, it lived a drifting life, drifting in the liquid for a long time and obtaining any nutrients.
When any suitable nutrients approached, it would be attracted by the holes drilled by many moths on the shell of the condensation and nourish all the organs.
If a new organ came into contact with the condensation, it would be condensed by the condensation for a while, and then join the organ collection.
Although the condensation would slowly condense and increase in size, many moths would approach and drill many new holes on the shell of the condensation, which allowed the internal organs to be connected to the outside hole.
Later, after obtaining some powerful organs, it began to move on its own.
These organs could spray water to move forward, and when they were attached to the shell of the condensation, the whole condensation also gained the ability to move.
At first, these organs that could spray water were not part of the God of Ruins, they simply stayed on the shell of the condensation and used it as a 'foothold'.
But after a long time, they slowly became part of the God of Ruins.
The ancestors of the God of Ruins lived such a life … Swimming around in the water, collecting more and more nutrients and organs.
It lived like this for a long time.
Because during this time, the types of solidified creatures living here also became more and more varied, and the organs it collected also became more and more plentiful.
Many solidified creatures could 'evolve' like cellular creatures, they had many ways to evolve, so the variety was very rich very quickly.
And this characteristic of organs had always been found in many solidified creatures, so most of the organs of these creatures were collected by the God of Ruins.
It was also during this time that it learned about the 'three worlds'.
It mainly learned from the memory organs of some solidified creatures.
Because not all of the solidified creatures were born and bred here, some came from outside, and many brought a lot of knowledge, which was finally obtained by the God of Ruins.
At that time, the God of Ruins already knew about the 'world', and later it had the idea to leave this place and go to the depths of the solidified void.
After living for a while, the ancestor of the God of Ruins left the slowly solidifying world … and went to the depths of the void.
In the solidified void, the God of Ruins lived a drifting life, and at the same time, it learned more and more about itself.
And finally, it learned … the method of reproduction.
The God of Ruins' reproduction method was to place a 'key part' in a place where the solidified creatures were concentrated, and then let it slowly collect organs to grow.
Because of this, the God of Ruins' population increased.
The memories of the God of Ruins were … interconnected.
Every Ruin Collective God would remember things about their ancestors, but most of them were rather vague, such as the one that Lin was communicating with … It stated that it only remembered the very first 'origins' of its ancestors, while many things happened after its ancestors left that world to live in the frozen Void, but it did not know much about them.
And of the things of Ruins of Ruins, of the three worlds of the God of Ruins, the God of the God of Ruins of Ruins of of Ruins ruins ruins ruins of the three worlds.
It was said that this was something that every God of Ruins knew very well. Even if the other memories they inherited were very vague, this matter was definitely very clear.
There were three worlds that grew together, and they had a very high degree of similarity between each other, and they were 'interconnected'.
When a creature of one world met a creature of another world, they would immediately understand each other.
Every God of Ruins knew about this. Although there didn't seem to be any special meaning for the creatures of the three worlds to meet, because this matter was so deeply engraved in their memories, they would always want to confirm whether or not this was true.
And now, this God of Ruins believed that Lin was a creature of one of the three worlds.
This God of Ruins had an ability that could be called a 'thought convergence field'.
Many kinds of solidified creatures, including cellular creatures … if their brain activity was within a certain range of this God of Ruins, it would be able to learn the contents of their memories.
However, this wasn't an ability of its' own 'body, but rather an ability provided by certain organs and items it had collected.
Every God of Ruins would have different abilities depending on the contents of their collection.
If Lin were to meet another Ruin God, it might have a completely different appearance and abilities compared to this one.
This was all determined by the contents of their collection.
Because this God of Ruins had already collected too many items and lived for a very long time, it was also very powerful.
So back to the topic of the three worlds …
Lin didn't have any special feelings towards this God of Ruins … Lin didn't think that she was necessarily a creature of the three worlds that the God of Ruins mentioned.
However, the God of Ruins strongly believed that Lin was a creature of one of the three worlds.
Furthermore, it said that although it could read the thoughts of the creatures around it, this feeling wasn't obtained by reading their thoughts.
Instead, it was a sudden … 'intuition'.
Lin was very curious about where the God of Ruins' intuition, or its consciousness, came from.
Because according to its previous description, the God of Ruins was a mixture of a large number of organs, but where was its consciousness? Was it in one of the organs? Or was it a unified consciousness formed by a large number of organs? Or did it have some kind of mysterious consciousness that directly controlled all the organs?
It didn't really explain this to Lin in detail.
In fact, it only gave a general description of its ancestor's life, and it didn't seem to be willing to talk about the detailed process of its ecology.
Lin asked a lot of questions, but it didn't answer.
Lin was very curious about where the God of Ruins' intuition, or its consciousness, came from.
Because according to its previous description, the God of Ruins was a mixture of a large number of organs, but where was its consciousness? Was it in one of the organs? Or was it a unified consciousness formed by a large number of organs? Or did it have some kind of mysterious consciousness that directly controlled all the organs?
It didn't really explain this to Lin in detail.
In fact, it only gave a general description of its ancestor's life, and it didn't seem to be willing to talk about the detailed process of its ecology.
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