Chapter 1416 - 921: Clear and Orderly Reasoning
Kana’s thoughts continued to delve deeper.
Thinking it through carefully, the "Earthly Divine Kingdom Plan" he was pushing forward could essentially be seen as an early branch, or experimental field, of the "World Host Plan."
For the Earthly Divine Kingdom Plan to succeed, Data Rules must be applied on a large scale and at high intensity over the chosen continental region, even to the point of making Data Rules a fundamental "substrate" that fuses with and governs the other Rules in that region.
It’s just that, at present, the Earthly Divine Kingdom Plan is wearing the outer shell of "Kana’s Divine Kingdom."
It’s equivalent to carving out an exclusive area within the world, with Kana declaring: "This is my territory!"
𝐟𝕣𝗲𝕖𝕨𝗲𝐛𝗻𝗼𝐯𝗲𝚕.𝗰𝚘𝐦
Because he is a God acknowledged by this world, the Data Rules can operate within this region relatively independently and efficiently, and Kana holds highly decisive power and modification authority over the Rules in that area.
Moreover, the world itself already possesses Data Rules now.
This is equivalent to a kind of political structure.
If the World Will is the supreme "emperor," then through the Earthly Divine Kingdom Plan, Kana becomes the "vassal Lord" of this fief.
Even though this "vassal" holds powerful, near-independent sovereignty.
However.
From the perspective of maximizing Kana’s own interests, the Earthly Divine Kingdom, for him personally, is actually more beneficial than harmful.
Why do so many Gods in the Star Realm choose to raise their Divine Kingdoms high into the Void of the Star Realm?
Precisely because that is equivalent to founding an independent Kingdom in the Star Realm, establishing a realm that belongs entirely to themselves, not subject to any World Will.
It’s equivalent to them developing their own country, rather than helping the world develop.
Doing it that way, the Divine Kingdom’s growth is more malleable, its Rules completely set by the God themselves.
Of course, the price is that there is almost no feedback whatsoever to the original world that birthed them—it’s a form of "severance."
Naturally, Kana cannot choose that path. After all, he bears the title of "Savior," is tightly bound to the world’s fate, and his foundation and mission are all rooted here.
To be honest, he only came to understand this during his roaming in the Star Realm.
All those who bear the name of Savior have a strong correlation with a world.
Virtually without exception, they are tightly bound to a world, and Gods who carry this title—none of them are weak.
No matter what stage of power they are at, they are always among the most notable existences at that Level.
As for whether there are any who bear the name of Savior yet are severed from their world—to be honest, based on the information Kana has found, there isn’t a single one.
Because to become a God who bears the name of Savior, back when they were not yet Gods, they had already been authors... of knowledge itself.
And they had succeeded.
The title of Savior is a form of feedback, and the tight binding to a world is also a form of feedback.
Hence, there are no examples of severance.
After all, to possess the title of Savior, it’s far from being as simple as having strength; one must also have one’s own ideas, and be sufficiently resolute.
Therefore, the Earthly Divine Kingdom Plan is a road that must be walked, and it is a crucial step.
However, if the Earthly Divine Kingdom Plan wants to further expand in the future, it will face a huge difficulty of Rule integration.
But if, after successfully establishing the "Earthly Divine Kingdom" on the Lebia Continent, he then uses this already highly datafied "Core Area" as a springboard and amplifier to in turn influence, transform, and "upgrade" the World Will itself...
To completely construct the World Will into a "World Host," making it the absolute core processing hub of the entire Data Rule network.
And Kana would hold the core command-editing authority and High Level administrative rights over this "Host."
That would be equivalent to Kana and the World Host forming a perfect symbiotic collaborative relationship.
One provides the top-level "software mindset": Rule design, system management, and the like.
The other provides the powerful "hardware platform": Rule computation, World Level execution, and so on.
This... seems entirely feasible!
The more Kana thought about it, the more thrilling this blueprint felt. His mind spread out like a runaway wild horse, envisioning all manner of possibilities for the future.
After quite a while, he suddenly realized how far his thoughts had drifted. He slapped his forehead hard, forcibly reining his scattering thoughts back in.
"Stop! Stop!"
He quietly admonished himself, shaking his slightly swollen head. "Don’t think that far ahead yet. You can treat it as an ultimate goal, but right now, you have to finish what’s in front of you first."
He took a deep breath and refocused his attention on the problems that needed solving here and now.
In fact, after understanding the specific operational mode of the World Will, the concrete communication about constructing a "Legendary Dungeon" actually became relatively simple.
Because the core issue was already clear: the World Will possesses the bottom-level ability to execute complex commands and to adapt to new Rules—Datafied—through feedback from the Child of the World.
Thus, he only needed to confirm whether the World Will could accept and support this command: using the Stone of Creation to construct a special Rule-space.
The answer was clear: there’s no problem!
The feedback mechanism of the World Will can fully handle a "wish" of this Level, with such a clear objective.
His thoughts began to withdraw from the depths of the Sea of the World.
On the top platform of the Tower of Trial, Kana slowly opened his golden eyes. His body dropped back to the ground from its suspended state, the divine radiance around him receding like the tide, restoring him to his usual Human form.
"Phew..." He let out a long, turbid breath, raising a hand to rub at his still somewhat tight temples. "There’s still pressure..."