Chapter 235
Chapter 236 The World Inside a Fallen God
In contrast, the star systems where Nighthowl, Alwyn, and Lucien came from had very advanced technology and a strong world will, which made them hard to invade.
The old man was shocked, confused, and even wondered if he was still dreaming. But he had nothing left to lose. Soon, he calmly explained his situation.
“My name is Cassian Solace. People of this world call me Sage Solace p>
In his story, Joanna quickly understood what had happened here.
This parallel world was very strange.
According to Sage Solace, their world existed inside the body of a war god.
The War God had given birth to this world, and the people living here grew by absorbing the demons and monsters he devoured. In return, the War God fought other Demon Gods again and again.
In the end, the War God fell.
His left eye became the sun. His right eye became the moon.
After the War God died, the Demon Gods dug out his eyes, and the world lost its sun.
At the very end, Cassian chose to self-destruct. He turned himself into a new sun and lit up the world again.
But his sacrifice caused a massive explosion inside the War God’s body, shattering space and time and forming violent spacetime turbulence.
Even a Demon God would be badly hurt trying to enter such chaos.
Worse, if a Demon God was pulled into the turbulence, it could be dragged into the past-back to a time when the War God was still alive-and be killed on the spot. After all, this entire world was once the War God himself.
However, the spacetime turbulence would only last 100 years. Inside the planet, time was stable. Humans could still live and reproduce. If a new war god arrived within 100 years, humanity would survive.
But what came was not a new war god, it was the Human Space Alliance.
“The Demon Gods didn’t enter into my world,” Cassian said quietly. “But something very dangerous did. It took control of the world p>
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Joanna pointed downward.
Below them, terrifying spiderwebs covered every city.
Only a few remote corners still held human survivors. Even there, demons hunted them nonstop, trying to raise humans like livestock.
If the one who created the Dreamweave Web were a demon god, Joanna would have no chance of finishing this mission.
But the Space Alliance system used precise big-data simulations. It would never release an impossible mission. That meant the task was doable—just extremely hard.
Based on this, the remaining enemy was likely a Mythic-level entity with a Dream Entry modifier, something close to a battle sage.
The problem was that Cassian himself was already over Level 70.
This mission was far beyond normal limits.
And Cassian had only just rebuilt his body. He was still weak.
If the enemy were even stronger, Cassian would not be enough.
Joanna activated Celestial Gaze. Very quickly, she noticed something on the other side of the planet-a pure white moon.
Could that be a second ally?
“Sage Solace,” Joanna said, “besides you becoming the sun, there’s also a moon. Let’s check it
It might be another battle sage p>
he carried Cassian and warped straight to the moon.
The moment they arrived, Joanna realized something was very wrong. The moon was nothing like the sun.
It was completely covered in spiders. Dense. Endless.
Each spider was over 300 feet long, like a moving building. They chewed on the moon’s surface, leaving it scarred and broken.
“Sage Dewitt!” Cassian shouted in shock.
Cassian had been the first to self-destruct. He hadn’t known that another battle sage had done the same.
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