Facing an Ancient God for a Year

Chapter 2602: Chapter 2597: Doomsday Has Come

This is the victory of logic, but the failure of the world.

Fu Qian easily reached a more terrifying conclusion, and at that moment, he did not rush to attempt falsification. Instead, he was more concerned with the meaning it represented if it were true.

The image of the warehouse has always been relatively positive.

Either patching up and saving the world or attempting to resurrect through euthanasia.

As the current Administrator of the warehouse, his actions were undoubtedly the same.

The outcome was that this top tool who worked diligently every day without absenteeism turned out to be some ultimate crystalline creation?

This reversal was too explosive, almost tilting the situation infinitely toward doomsday.

Everything was beyond salvation, to the extent that even the introduced foreign aid could only control divinity in the form of doomsday.

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Why must the Administrator be an outsider?

This doubt had existed for a long time.

After all, no matter how you look at it, the operations are very inconvenient, equivalent to crossing the dimensional wall to recruit people each time.

Even needing an extra lethal clause compared to the natives.

This question seemed to have a somewhat reasonable explanation when seeing the doomsday scene just now.

The whole world was comparable to suffering a two-way foil strike; the only ones who could barely protect themselves were a few relatively resilient Superior Beings.

In such a situation, to cultivate a slightly transcendent tool, one could only introduce fresh blood from the unpolluted outside, trying to treat a dead horse as if it were alive.

Reasonable.

Although the subsequent discovery made this explanation instantly horrifying—the fresh blood was still consuming pollutants.

Do not forget the experience of swallowing the Crystalline Sun, officially becoming a Pseudo-God, and mastering the Mechanical Abandoned Prison King’s form, all under the warehouse’s watchful eyes, truly a task space completely led by it.

The warehouse did not prevent anything throughout, and even cooperated to some extent.

Including his entry and exit for subsequent tasks, there was no resistance.

If the crystal’s essence completed transformation at that moment, the attitude the warehouse displayed did not seem intent on combating doomsday, to the point where the situation might be worse than previously imagined.

For example, the plan to introduce foreign blood has already exhausted all human efforts.

Even the warehouse itself might already be a crystalline creation, with its actions merely inertia role-playing.

There even seemed to be a small piece of evidence for this, which was mentioned before—the scope of tasks arranged by the warehouse never reached before doomsday.

The initial understanding was that the warehouse could be in too poor a state, so it could only proceed gradually.

But once you bring in the previous explanation, the situation is extreme and seems more reasonable—truly maintaining a character setting long beyond the ability to truly change the doomsday outcome.

There is even a comparison here, Ji Feng, Mr. Ji Sr.

The nearly concrete former Administrator clearly had a much longer mission scope.

Not counting some unverified instances, the Prophet Yuan Fang encountered in the Unseen Hillock alone moved to it due to a calling, which spans far beyond nineteen years, right?

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Too late?

During Mr. Ji Sr.’s term, there was still hope. By the time it reached Fu Qian, any possible return had been utterly lost?

It’s not uncommon to grow more desperate the more you think, and Fu Qian felt no dissatisfaction. Instead, he continued to explore deeper into despair.

The Supernatural World is strange and unpredictable, and even the Superior Beings may not see clearly, with Rom before being an example.

In a situation where there were obvious ties with the Fool, his actions were somewhat overly optimistic.

In such a scenario, just like physics must ultimately rely on mathematics, to understand the world at this moment, logic was almost the only support.

But logic seemed very pessimistic because Fu Qian soon thought of Mr. Ji Sr.’s dual consciousness.

From the first mission, you could tell that the predecessor guiding the destined to the Sea of Ashes to seek the Divinity Ascension Ladder seemed to have a mental issue.

And to date, the last mission almost made it clear the cause was the conflict between two cognitions regarding which side of the door was true.

One side was the darkest night, the other side was peaceful years.

The contrast between the two is strikingly like doomsday unfolded in crystal and the Bookstore World, isn’t it?

You could even say that he was also facing such cognitive conflict, that is confirming which side is real, with quite a high consistency.

In addition, at that time the warehouse required the thorough end of the darkest night, which corresponds to doomsday having truly arrived, with subsequent cognition just an illusion?

It even corresponds to the Yuan Clan being the successor designated by Ji Feng.

And the will that finally stabilized after that mission, the Unseen Hillock where everything returned to calm, corresponds to doomsday not having happened nineteen years ago.

Combined with the fact that Ji Feng did indeed perform tasks before doomsday and even walked in the Bookstore World, integrating this even hints at his illness—still a work-related injury?

Recognizing the will on the dark night side was the Ji Feng who truly walked before doomsday, and the Yuan Clan was indeed his designated successor.

However, nineteen years ago, doomsday eventually happened, causing the warehouse to continually dispatch him to correct an even earlier history.

And such behavior represents a denial of past experiences.

In new history, Ji Feng appointed the Ji Family as his successor.

This is also why in the Bookstore World he walked, Miss Liushuang could indeed interpret Ji Feng’s legacy.

But the warehouse’s efforts still failed, and doomsday ultimately couldn’t be altered, which left only an illusion to maintain.

And it does not rule out the previous speculation of relying on the concept of the deep to withstand a tidal storm, Ji Feng also, for reasons not yet determined, drifted to the Unseen Hillock unable to escape.

Separately marked by the Yuan Clan and Ji Family, two mutually contradicting experiences for him, affected mental health planted the seeds for cognitive conflict.

The overall logic only became more coherent.

It even seems that what the warehouse wants him to do is to thoroughly erase the past, to confine him within the illusion of doomsday being smoothly overcome, reminiscent of the aforementioned "euthanasia" sense of déjà vu.

Although in the end of that task, he still opted for conservative treatment rather than direct frontal lobotomy.

So much so that task summaries even explicitly stated the will represented by the Clown acknowledging the darkest night still had a chance of return...

In conclusion, it seems very clear that doomsday is real?

And he finds it even harder than Ji Feng to deceive himself.

After all, this crystalline body is here, negating doomsday would be negating himself.

[The Mechanical is the Crystal’s End]

With a sense of surprising admiration, at a certain moment, Fu Qian picked up his pen and attempted to add another sentence to the title of the fifth act.