[Rona turns around and no longer looks at the Lawgiver Progenitor that is reduced to a Disorder monster.]

[She comes to the bedside and says to the woman on the bed, Emerald Saint Progenitor, if you still retain even a trace of reason within Disorder, then please nod.]

[The moment the woman on the bed senses someone approaching, she begins constantly twisting her body and making the chains rattle. You cannot tell whether she is resisting or complying.]

[You only see that she is deaf to Rona’s words, neither nodding nor shaking her head. Whenever someone comes within a certain distance of the bed, she begins twisting her body. Once they leave that range, she becomes motionless, her two hollow eye sockets blankly facing the cavern ceiling.]

[Seeing this, Rona uses Analysis Authority once again. This time, there are no masses of characters emerging around her, only the mysterious character on her brow flashing continuously.]

[After a long while, Rona shakes her head and signals to you. From the Emerald Saint Progenitor she has only analyzed madness and chaos. Disorder has already occupied all of its thought and perception, and it has completely lost the ability to communicate.]

[She then goes to the remaining three, Pale Sage Progenitor, Crimson King Progenitor, and Indigo Spirit Progenitor, and analyzes them, but the result is still the same.]

Lin Xun had already experienced the plotline of the Hermit Progenitor, so of course he knew how to awaken a dragon progenitor.

However, the prerequisite for awakening them was that, like the Hermit Progenitor, they still retained a trace of pure bloodline not yet corroded by Disorder.

When a pure bloodline remained and it encountered the True God’s Envoy, that trace of pure bloodline would be activated, thereby allowing the dragon progenitor to recover a brief moment of clarity.

Lin Xun began switching Shells one after another to display his identity as the True God’s Envoy.

When he switched to the little dragonkin Shell, the game text changed.

[…]

[The Emerald Saint Progenitor before you suddenly stops twisting. Dazzling emerald light erupts from its body, spreading a dense aura of life.]

[A spirit body separates from the filthy and ruined flesh and appears before you.]

[Surrounded by that dense aura of life, the spirit body takes the form of a naked woman with emerald-green hair and fair, smooth skin over her entire body, without the slightest sign of rot or sores.]

[Her face is holy and beautiful, her figure graceful and alluring. Even though she is not wearing a single thread, you are unable to give rise to the slightest profane thought.]

[The emerald eyes of the Emerald Saint Progenitor look toward you, and a gentle, peaceful voice echoes through the cavern…]

[True God’s Envoy, you have finally come…]

[Seeing the Saint Progenitor awaken, you look toward the other three dragon progenitors in the distance, but they show no sign of waking up at all. They still continue their frenzied act of purifying their bloodlines.]

[The Emerald Saint Progenitor’s gaze is sorrowful. She gently shakes her head and says that they cannot awaken…]

[As the weakest among the ancient dragons, she was the one corroded by Disorder last, and so it fell upon her to shoulder the mission of preserving the final trace of reason and meeting the True God’s Envoy.]

[Under Disorder’s corrosion, she relied on the power of the Sage, King, and Spirit to struggle and endure until now, and only then was she able to exchange it for this brief moment of clarity.]

[After this brief clarity, she will once again sink into endless Disorder… Therefore, Envoy, please listen carefully to what she says next, and do not interrupt her.]

[Upon hearing this, you solemnly nod. Then the Emerald Saint Progenitor tells you…]

[…]

[Omniscient True Knowledge had already been tainted by Disorder before descending into this world… Yes, you heard correctly. He descended into this world bearing Disorder.]

[He used countless methods to try to free Himself from Disorder, but even one as powerful as He was, in the end, was powerless to contend against Disorder.]

[Through His own authority, Omniscience analyzed that in the endless starry sky, only this world had a faint chance to escape Disorder.]

[With supreme might, He crossed the vast void and descended into this world in order to seize that final hope.]

[This world had an indigenous main god, the Gloomy Abyss. This main god was extremely powerful, and its authority was extraordinarily special.]

[Omniscience had passed through many worlds and encountered many main gods, yet had never seen such a strange authority.]

[After descending, He sensed the true function of the authority called Assimilation.]

[The sole remaining hope He analyzed was Assimilation, and this also meant that Disorder could not be escaped. Only by borrowing the power of Assimilation Authority could one coexist perfectly with Disorder.]

[Yes, not escape, but coexist.]

[Omniscience expended divine power to cross the vast void, yet even when facing a main god as powerful and special as the Gloomy Abyss, He still easily became the victor of the first god war.]

[At that time, He had already nearly reached the critical point of being driven mad by Disorder’s corrosion, so He seized part of the Abyss’s Divinity and analyzed its authority, trying to use Assimilation Authority as quickly as possible to coexist with Disorder.]

[The reason Omniscient True Knowledge was powerful, powerful beyond anyone’s comprehension, was because of His Analysis Authority.]

[Under Omniscience’s control, the power brought out by authority had reached the terrifying extent that analysis meant possession.]

[Anything that He analyzed was equivalent to something He possessed… That is why He was called Omniscient True Knowledge. That is why there exists the myth that what He sees is what He knows, and what He knows is what He can do.]

[Envoy, you have not yet reached the height of gods, so you do not understand just how terrifying this is.]

[Ordinary gods can only master one authority. Even for a main god as powerful as the Gloomy Abyss, a main god possessing such an extraordinarily special authority as Assimilation Authority, controlling two or three authorities is already the limit, and that is a terrifying limit enough to shock anyone.]

[Omniscience had analyzed countless things, and had also analyzed many authorities, so He controlled every authority in the world.]

[There had never been anything He failed to analyze. Only one thing was the exception… and that was Disorder.]

[Aside from Disorder, nothing could escape His analysis. Assimilation Authority was naturally no exception.]

[After He analyzed Assimilation Authority, it was equivalent to copying that authority from the Abyss.]

[Omniscience could further make use of Analysis Authority to conduct a second analysis, analyzing the optimal method of driving Assimilation Authority.]

[In the hands of Omniscience, Assimilation Authority could unleash even greater might than it could in the Abyss’s hands.]

[But even Assimilation Authority after a second analysis still could not achieve the imagined coexistence with Disorder.]

[That is right, Assimilation Authority was fundamentally incapable of assimilating Disorder!]

[The answer Omniscience analyzed had never been wrong. The analytical answer showed that the only hope lay in this world, yet after obtaining Assimilation Authority, He still could not find that so-called hope.]

[Omniscience had already been hovering at the edge of madness. At tremendous risk of being dominated by Disorder, He drove His own authority to carry out an even more comprehensive and clearer analysis of the answer.]

[No one knows what answer Omniscience analyzed, not even these ancient dragons who were His most loyal followers.]

[All they know is that after Omniscience analyzed the answer, He exiled the Abyss, then fell into a long slumber to resist Disorder.]

[Before He entered slumber, He separated out a portion of His consciousness divinity not yet corroded by Disorder, and had it remain in His temple in the form of a human elder, serving as the eyes through which He could watch over the world during His slumber.]

[That person is the one you know well, the Servant of Knowledge.]