The journey to Teyvat from the Abyss Mage

Looking at the two spots of light struggling to survive in Kong's hands and hearing the extremely blasphemous words uttered by the God of the Abyss, Luo Mu remained silent and motionless, not because he didn't want to, but because he couldn't.

From the beginning, everything and every possibility that Kong said was far beyond his expectations. The final bombshell news made him tremble all over. New heavenly law, new supreme, new supreme... What Kong wanted to do was as difficult as assisting a commoner to ascend the throne of the emperor in a peaceful and prosperous era. Could he really bear such a credit?

There are eight gods, one is the maintainer of heavenly order, in the middle stands Luomu, an outsider, a demigod who obtained it through unorthodox means, and a heretic who has no elemental authority.

The world is now changing around these three parties, and in this change, human will is completely insignificant.

"I know you are very surprised, even scared." Kong looked at Luo Mu's expression and said with understanding: "Now I allow you to vent all your anger and dissatisfaction. I just hope that after venting, you can listen to what I have to say next."

Luo Mu forced a curl of his lips. He stiffly picked up the teacup on the table and perfunctorily poured the less than cup-full of tea in it onto Kong's face.

Kong was stunned for a moment, and then for the first time today, he smiled seriously, and there was a hint of satisfaction and joy in his smile.

"I think I should be very angry." Luo Mu whispered, "I think I should throw everything I have at hand at your face regardless of everything, because you hid it from me and put all the expectations and responsibilities, in other words, the burden of the world on me, but... now I really don't have the energy to express other emotions..."

"Because you are just a bunch of lunatics." Luo Mu raised his head, his eyes had turned blood red without him knowing when: "You lunatics, how can you push yourselves onto the gambling table so easily as chips? There are so many people in this world who love you, the people you love, how can you..."

"I just wanted to live a good life with the person I love, how could it turn out like this..." Luo Mu buried his head in his hands, his handsome face full of reluctance and confusion.

Kong smiled bitterly, leaned over the table and gently patted Luo Mu's thin shoulder.

"Son, we all understand what you said." He said softly, like an elder brother advising his younger brother: "You just want to live well, take good care of the people you care about, and have a life without regrets..."

"But who brought you to this world? And the one you happened to fall in love with is my sister?" Kong touched Luo Mu's head: "This world is too dirty from a certain perspective. It doesn't allow you to care about so many people."

"And if you want to protect everyone you care about and don't want to abandon any of them, then our plan is your only way out."

At this point, Kong's tone suddenly became firm and resolute. That kind of firmness was not due to self-confidence or personality, but was filled with unwillingness and despair. He was like a gambler who was bound to lose, but at the last moment, he grabbed a weight that might give him victory, and was determined to put it on the scales of fate at all costs.

"I think you should have discovered that due to some inexplicable factors, the underlying rules of this world are actually not sound enough." Kong said seriously to Luo Mu, who still had his head down and didn't know if he was listening or not: "For example, although there are stars in outer space to provide light and heat, and it seems that this continent is rotating autonomously, there are no obvious changes of seasons in all places, and even the changes in the length of day and night are not very clear. There are also various alien spaces and space-time rifts that should not exist in a stable space... This world has errors and loopholes. For outsiders like you and me who come from a more sound world system, this is beyond doubt." At this point, Kong didn't even care about revealing to Luo Mu that he and Ying came from the outside world.

"So, from this perspective, whether it is Heavenly Principle or its representative, the Maintainer of Heavenly Principle, neither represents a self-consistent will. The Heavenly Principle of this world itself is problematic. If there is a problem, we have a breakthrough."

"But the existence of problems does not mean that we can use them to achieve our goals. Besides, what you said is just a guess." Luo Mu replied sullenly. He finally raised his head and joined the analysis with red eyes.

Sora nodded. "Indeed, with such a rebellious plan, we cannot bet on whether the laws of this world will collapse due to its own problems, but at least this conclusion can give us confidence and allow us to find more accomplices."

Isn't this just a free-for-all? Luo Mu snorted coldly.

Kong ignored Luo Mu's ridicule and continued, "Under the system of Heavenly Principle, it is not realistic to use His power to fight against Him. Therefore, our first step is to allow you to have enough power to rival the True God while ignoring the elemental power... But you seem to have done better than our arrangement."

Speaking of this, Sora grinned with some emotion.

"My original plan was to use the power of a fortune teller to graft some of the authority of our Abyss into your body and gradually extract the elemental power in your body. But the problem is that this requires your body to reach a very high level, and the authority after grafting is not completely stable and is not as obedient as your current strange power."

"Later, it was indeed proved that the fortune teller, regardless of his strength or determination, was not suitable for playing such an important role in the plan. In this regard, I was not as thoughtful as Yan Shen." Kong sighed, "In the beginning, he did not place his hopes on the fortune teller who seemed to be in harmony with me but was actually at odds with me..."

"Anyway, this is the first step."

"And the second step..." At this point, Kong hesitated for a moment, then leaned close to Luo Mu's ear and whispered something. Luo Mu's reaction was so great that he knocked the stiff man behind him and the chair to the ground.

"Are you really crazy?" He stared at Kong's eyes in disbelief. "In order to overthrow the law of nature, you are willing to do such a thing? Do you know how many people will die?"

Kong smiled coldly: "If all our previous guesses and inferences are correct, then the cheapness of the creatures in this world is even worse than you and I imagined. Death or immortality is just an insignificant punctuation mark in a lie. If we can really achieve the last step, then you can revive them all with one hand...if they can really be called alive."