Not praying for ten strings

The Night Has Come, and kermesinus moon ascends in the sky.
Hoarse whispers flow at the street corners, and brass steam machines spew out bloody mist.
Your brain is singing a hymn, eyes are chanting a melody.
Skin cracks, and flesh buds swell.
Amidst the Mist, the wall of flesh that has devoured thousands of corpses wails endlessly—
"Weep not, our players don't bite, they just want to play with you."
Annan, the lone strategist, the top player, the savior of the mist-covered continent, the leader of the Thirteen Saints, the friend of the Twelve True Gods, the king of pioneers, "the Just", the Gatekeeper of the Fourth Calamity, the uncrowned deity, advised kindly.

Super Righteous Player

Annan had heard this term before, which was a special term from ancient Greek astrologers.


The root of this term came from one-third of the Greek goddess of night, Nyx, known as "the goddess of cause and consequence and fate," Hemamene.


In ancient Greece, "fate" was an unavoidable destiny, binding even the gods. The astrologers of ancient Greece proposed a concept... the "universal fate," their "Hemamene."


The reason why a person was a human instead of a dog or a tree, why he was male instead of female, why he had blonde hair instead of black hair, and why his blood type was A instead of O, was all decided by his Hemamene.


The "universal fate" that one is born with and cannot be changed by acquired luck, is the Hemamene of a "creature." When this concept entered Gnosticism, it became a formidable, absolute fate imposed by the creator.


Chapter 460: The Uninterfered Object