Oh, this wild and unruly fellow!
Luo Nan didn't go so far as to consider himself a god. He wouldn't lose his bearings just because of a few words from Baze. The light of the heart lantern of the eyes orifice pointed directly at Baze's essence. Luo Nan naturally used the Division Technique he had just learned from Gym Master Xiu. Yes, there was also the relevant information that Fairchild had told him before he left.
Luo Nan had a general judgment of Baze.
This fellow pursued power without end. There was only power in his eyes. He didn't care about being restricted at all, especially when it came to the so-called gods, doctrines, and other illusory matters.
The root receptacle could be remolded. The root nature could be controlled. The root trigger was appropriate. Huh? It seemed like it could be done.
What Luo Nan lacked the most right now was observation and verification. His thoughts spun in a circle, and the beam of light from the heart lantern of the eyes orifice dropped down, piercing between Baze's eyebrows.
It was at this moment that Luo Nan realized with horror that the sound of chains under the living starry sky grew clearer. The incorporeal and boundless power merged with the beam of light from the heart lantern of the eyes orifice. It ignored the distance between space and itself as it pierced into Baze's body.
The interference power of the heart lantern was not worth mentioning in front of a powerful B-rank. However, the marvelous power of distortion it carried was instantly displayed on Baze's body.
Baze's reaction was huge. His cheeks contorted, and the muscles of his body violently twitched. Even so, Baze opened his mouth to reveal an ugly and unbridled smile.
Bang! The hard bed beneath Baze inexplicably split open. Dust flew everywhere. He stood up and landed on the ground. He staggered a bit, but he still maintained a posture of stretching out his arms and raising his head. He looked more like a fanatic than anyone else.
In reality, this fellow was just excited. He only believed in power … power that belonged to him.
Baze's foundation had been corroded by the chaos element, and he had been repeatedly tortured by the half-baked rule that Luo Nan had given him. He was at the weakest point of his life. His internal organs, muscles, bones, skin, and flesh were only in shape. His functions were scattered.
But under the illumination of the heart lantern of the eyes orifice, the marvelous power of distortion of the living starry sky poured in. The power of distortion represented some sort of hidden and powerful rule of order.
Baze didn't lack anything. He just lacked a power of order that could integrate the functions of his chaotic body. So he celebrated the internalization of the rule. The rule itself was a set of chains and fences that were difficult to break free from.
As long as there was power, anything was possible. To others, this sort of order and rules was a prison, but to Baze, it was the toughest backbone. It was the foundation and guarantee that he could achieve his goals.
Baze staggered two or three steps before he managed to steady himself. His eyes were ferocious and glowed with a green light. After holding back for more than 20 days, this guy was like a hungry beast, looking for food in the wilderness. His hunting ground was the big city outside.
In the next moment, the iron door of the quiet room, along with the door frame, was kicked off the wall and flipped over.
The members of the Order of Justice, who were responsible for taking care of him and monitoring him in passing, were all dumbstruck. Baze strode forward and raised his hands high at the same time. He shouted at the ceiling, or at the higher realms, in a pious and crazed manner.
"Praise you!"
Evidently, he was quite satisfied with the formless yet powerful Rules of Order. He felt that the power he had gathered at his current stage was worth the price he paid.
The Order of Justice of Xia City was undoubtedly at its weakest right now. After Baze reconstructed the frame of his soul, he recovered most of his strength to its peak state. Even First Oblatum Zheng Xiao, who was temporarily in charge of the Order of Justice, didn't have the guts to stop him. He could only let Baze swagger away.
It seemed like he had done something wrong …. Luo Nan watched Baze laugh loudly as he walked out. He felt an inexplicable sense of guilt. He shook his head, leaving a portion of his mind as a precaution. Then he continued his journey of clairvoyance with the heart's lantern.
In the end, a weirdo like Baze was just an exception.
The sky gradually darkened, and the night world of Xia City was rapidly recovering its vitality. In a dimly lit alleyway, a drunk woman was yelling in a language that no one could understand. She tore off her denim jacket and covered her forehead with it. She tried to block the invisible beam of light, to block the binding that came at the same time that terrified her even more.
Of course, everything was futile.
The drunk woman cursed loudly. She poured the remaining alcohol in the bottle onto her head. The alcohol flowed down her hair and dripped onto her tender shoulders, soaking her sexy, tight-fitting chest.
This sort of action was unable to sober her up. The drunk woman staggered out of the alleyway, but she ran into a few mischievous hoodlums. In the next moment, the empty bottle of alcohol exploded on the heads of this group of blind fools.
Luo Nan smiled wryly, and the heart's lantern spun once more.
This time, the heart's lantern moved over a hundred kilometers away. It was already outside the main city district of Xia City. The beam of light from the heart's lantern descended, and the specter that was shuttling through the void suddenly came to a stop. The heavily chained crow that was pulled out from the depths of the mental plane collapsed, but the incorporeal binding and pressure that followed caused the specter to instinctively tremble all the more. For a time, it didn't budge no matter how the person in charge of 'Grazing' urged it.
The heart's lantern illuminated them one by one, and Luo Nan saw Ink let out a coarse squawk. It ignored the restlessness of its own kind and the curses of the residents. It flew up and circled in the night sky. Luo Nan also saw Xie Junping, who was at a certain religious site. He raised his head to look all around, but he was at a loss.
There was also another person. Her slender body lay quietly on a sickbed. Her eyelids moved slightly, but she never opened them. Correspondingly, a lone star that had been hidden for a long time streaked across the living starry sky. It circled half a circle before fading away once more. Everything returned to tranquility.
Luo Nan looked around, and the glow of the heart's lantern grew brighter. It reflected into his heart, causing Luo Nan to suddenly come to a realization.
The living starry sky was warping, but he was actually quite familiar with the order that appeared within the warping. He was even more familiar with it than the multiple explanations of the spatial order of modern physics.
He lowered his head to look at the notebook in his hand. There was the classic visualization diagram that he had just drawn. Of course, there was also the title page of his grandfather's notebook, the general outline of Formatting Theory.
The structure of a tetrahedron, inscribed sphere, and circumscribed sphere.
If it weren't for this intuitive and concise diagram structure and the corresponding theory as a prerequisite, Luo Nan would probably have been lost within the bizarre laws of the living starry sky.
But now he was very clear that the warping of the living starry sky was not some new toy. Instead, it was with him as the core. It was driven by him, warped by him, and divided into levels.
The distance of the millions upon millions of Life Sketches was not calculated based on spatial distance. Instead, it was calculated based on their usefulness to him. They formed many levels, and they could be named: Student, Employee, Pilot, Clergyman, Politician...
Yes, the intuitive structure of the star atlas Format Pyramid had melted away, but it was seamlessly integrated into the structure of the living starry sky.
Its rules were no longer like geometric diagrams. After undergoing a high level of generalization, they appeared simple and intuitive. Instead, they were hidden deep within the living starry sky, appearing in an objective and subtle form.
Perhaps Luo Nan was just a naive and clumsy student when faced with the boundless and majestic living starry sky, but he had long since obtained a standard answer.
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