Mystery: Chaos Path

Thanks to the efforts of the Aurora Order, Roland and the others had long since obtained intelligence on the Mind Stealer Sect. However, although they already had a plan to recover the Mind Stealer Sect, Azik's strength had not fully recovered, and Roland and the others had been busy hammering Amon, carrying out reforms, and saving Silver City these days, so they really hadn't had time to deal with the Mind Stealer Sect.

Now, hearing that Azik could use the artificial Death to influence the artificial Death faction, Roland was naturally happy—although a direct attack was possible, if they could first internally divide and recover a portion of the people, it would naturally make the subsequent actions easier.

"It should be. The most powerful existence among them seems to be an angel of Sequence 2. I can sense that His condition is very poor." Azik nodded, and then added after thinking of something, "But it can probably only be influenced slightly. It's definitely impossible to directly control the other party."

"You've triggered a bug, probably because you and your other half of your soul are of the same origin after all, which may cause some misjudgment of the uniqueness power." Roland rubbed his chin and suddenly said, "Then, Mr. Azik, can you issue divine decrees?"

"I can, but the other party may not listen." Azik nodded.

"It doesn't matter, we don't need the other party to listen." Roland blinked, revealing a smile, and said, "Some divine decrees achieve their effect the moment they are issued."

"For example?" Azik showed a curious expression.

Klein was also curious about what Jack wanted to do.

"I am Death, I have returned, V me 50 to seal you as the Death Archon... cough, just kidding!" Roland instinctively made a joke, then laughed dryly, cleared his throat, and said, "I am Death, I have returned, to pardon the past and redeem you. First commandment: Thou shalt not sacrifice the living..."

Roland said ten commandments in one breath before picking up his coffee and taking a big gulp, saying, "That's roughly the format. If you're not satisfied with the content, Azik, you can change it as you please, and then send this message to the artificial Death faction."

The Goddess of the Night did not dare to send messages randomly after taking the artificial Death's account in order to maintain the stability within the Mind Stealer Sect, fearing that it would be discovered that the person behind it had changed, arousing the Mind Stealer Sect's resistance. Roland did not have this concern.

Regardless of whether the higher-ups of the Mind Stealer Sect recognized it or not, Azik was the most legitimate heir to Death. From the reaction of the Hell Admiral after seeing Azik, it could be seen that at least the middle and lower levels of the Mind Stealer Sect had a certain understanding and recognition of the existence of the Death Archon.

This was not strange. After all, the Mind Stealer Sect was originally an organization established by the remnants of the Bayan royal family and the remnants of the Death Church. Over the years, whether out of sincerity or pretense, they had always maintained their belief in Death, and when Death was mentioned, it was impossible to ignore Azik, the most conspicuous offspring of Death.

Although those who knew the truth knew that Death only regarded Azik as a useful tool and a resurrection container, in the eyes of those who did not know the truth, Azik's existence was no different from that of a crown prince.

Moreover, Roland was very clear that the internal structure of the Mind Stealer Sect was not monolithic. Presumably, some people would be very happy to push Azik forward. For them, Azik's ascension also meant opportunity.

Azik showed a thoughtful expression upon hearing this.

Klein, however, seemed to understand something, and said, "You want to reshape everyone's perception of the artificial Death? At the same time, restrain those people of the artificial Death faction..."

"Strictly speaking, it is to restrain everyone in the Mind Stealer Sect. A secret known to more than three people is not a secret. After sending a mass message, everyone in the Mind Stealer Sect will know that Death has returned." Roland said with a smile:

"Of course they can choose not to listen, but there will always be someone who listens, won't there? Not many people know what the artificial Death really is. And after the division arises, what follows is chaos. At the same time, this can also help us screen out a batch of Mind Stealer Sect members who can still be saved in advance. This will save us a lot of trouble when we take action later."

It was simple to hammer the Mind Stealer Sect, but after hammering it, it would obviously take some effort to distinguish which of the Mind Stealer Sect were recyclable trash and which were non-recyclable trash. Roland was naturally happy to screen them in advance—these were all cattle and horses he could use in the future.

What? The Mind Stealer Sect belongs to Azik?

What a joke. With Azik's personality and the relationship between them, if Roland wanted to borrow the power of the Mind Stealer Sect, could Azik refuse? This was also the reason why Roland was so concerned about the Mind Stealer Sect—the Aurora Order was only an ally after all, while Azik's side was considered his own. There was a difference in closeness between the two sides.

Roland could completely trust Azik, but he couldn't completely trust the True Creator's side.

"And I'm also very curious about how the believers' perception will affect the artificial Death, such a special existence." Roland showed an interested smile as he said this.

Anchors are good things, but they also carry deadly poison. The reason why the gods no longer appear in human form is because they discovered that when appearing in human form, the perception from believers would inversely affect the gods themselves.

And this point may be more obvious in the artificial Death. His birth was originally closely related to the operations of the artificial Death faction. Although it was Azik's other half of his soul, probably because that old geezer Salinger had done something, this half of Azik's soul obviously didn't have much self-awareness.

It can be said that in a sense, the artificial Death is very similar to the Hidden Sage, both of which are considered uniqueness becoming spirits.

So in this case, if the believers' perception of the artificial Death is reshaped, can the state of the artificial Death be interfered with to a certain extent?

Roland felt that he could experiment with it. Anyway, there would be no loss if he failed, and if he succeeded, perhaps Azik would be able to merge his other half of his soul much more easily in the future.

Azik obviously understood Roland's intention as well. He looked at Roland with gentle eyes, and then nodded, saying, "I think this might be feasible."

The people present were all decisive and swift, so after further discussing the details, that night, Azik took over the artificial Death's account and sent fake messages to the members of the artificial Death faction.

South Continent, a certain mausoleum—

No mistake in one first one hair one inside one content one in one look!

After the divine decree was broadcast in his ear, Haitel's expression was still slightly dazed.

He never expected that one day he would receive a divine decree from the artificial Death, the content of which was that Death had returned and wanted to reshape the canon.

Is this false?

Haitel's first reaction was suspicion, but the divine decree did indeed come from an existence closely related to him, and he did not perceive the aura of the Night or other existences in it.

Is this real?

Haitel frowned. He was very sure that not long ago, the artificial Death had not been much activated. How could it suddenly grow to the point where it could issue such a divine decree?

What happened?