“...... I am the ultimate fear. Duran said that he was Morgana's faith: "Breathe, feel, failures from countless timelines, this is the memory that ultimate fear gives you, in those memories you can fail at any time, fail as a child, achieve nothing, grow up and be despised, your life is gray." ”

There are a lot of memories and a lot of messy content, but they all kinds of failures when summed up. When I was a child, I wanted to learn swordsmanship and failed, when I was a teenager, I wanted to strengthen my genes and failed, when I was young, I wanted to become Kaisha's right-hand man and failed, and when I joined the Super Seminary, I wanted to worship the ultimate fear and failed......

These failures are from different timelines, but they all belong to Morgana.

Obviously, Morgana, who was with Duran, had gone far, but now she had to dedicate her faith to Duran, otherwise she would have failed.

Countless failures come together as if the whole life is dark, even if you are as determined as Morgana, you feel like you want to vomit blood, because it's really uncomfortable, these memories are empathetic, the frustration of helplessness and loss is so real, is this the power of ultimate fear?

Countless frustrations are superimposed, as if Morgana has been given a negative BFF of an 'eternal loser', even if Morgana in the main universe is already a demon queen, who can make her faith so strong.

Morgana was very uncomfortable, her eyes were out of focus when she looked at Duran, she heard everything Duran said, but she couldn't think, her brain was down now, the emotion of failure in her head directly affected her body, her three generations of divine bodies had not felt such discomfort for a long time, her heart seemed to be corroded, and her body seemed to be rusty.

This man is so scary.

For the first time, it was the first time that Morgana had such a fear of an individual, and in the past, whether it was Keisha or Carl, Morgana saw that they could only outwit her by force, not the ultimate fear. But now Duran has made her understand what it means to be unfathomable, and the ultimate fear she can imagine is not even comparable to Duran's hair.

Duran's goodness brings ultimate courage to all beings, and Duran's evil brings ultimate fear to all beings.

There's no one better suited for the job of Ultimate Fear Spokesperson than Duran, because he can take Ultimate Fear to new heights.

Morgana knelt, she had to kneel, because if she wanted to believe in ultimate fear, she had to admit Duran as the spokesperson for fear.

Duran had made so many preparations to strengthen Morgana's faith before, so that she would not give up her faith at such a moment, but her faith would be stolen by Duran.

It's like if a priest says he can talk to God, and no one who believes in God will oppose him, unless he wants to promote heresy. If what the priest says is completely in line with the dogma of the faith, then the believers will not only not oppose it, but will support it, because it is a miracle, a proof of God's existence, and makes their faith more certain.

Now that Duran is the priest who talks to God, Duran's strength proves the existence of ultimate fear. As long as Duran is not against Ultimate Fear, Morgana can only trust Duran, because Duran proves to a certain extent that Ultimate Fear is invincible and is a powerful spokesperson for Ultimate Fear.

Morgana's previous spokesperson for ultimate fear was Morgana, but Morgana's abilities were limited, so when a more powerful spokesperson appeared, Morgana had no choice but to abdicate and give in to Duran's face.

"Good. Duran said that now the demons of the three evil forces have also been subdued, and the rest is Carl.

Karl and Morgana are equivalent to Mahayana Buddhism and Hinayana Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism believes that people can become Buddhas, but Theravada Buddhism believes that people cannot become Buddhas but can only become Arhats, so although these two schools are both Buddhism, they have been tearing apart and have never stopped.

There is a level of difference between the Buddha and the Arhat.

Carl and Morgana are in a similar situation, Carl believes that the ultimate fear can be overcome to reach the Void World, and Morgana believes that no matter can overcome the ultimate fear, and the ultimate fear is the end of the universe. It can be seen that the two sides have reached a consensus on the existence of ultimate fear, but the controversy is whether the ultimate fear is invincible, Carl thinks it is not, and Morgana thinks it is.

As for the argument, it is clear that Carl is right, the Void World does exist, but the Void World is not a good place.

And their so-called ultimate fear is actually a subtle emotion that resonates with the void world, similar to something like faith. If the belief is firm enough, it can have a vague connection with the Void World, and even get information about the Void World.

It's as if there is a barrier between God and man, but this barrier is not completely closed, but allows certain emotions to communicate.

The by-product of communication between the void world and the real world is the emotion of ultimate fear.

Morgana, who felt this emotion, felt that this belief was indestructible, so she was unable to further connect with the Void World. However, Carl overcame the shackles of ultimate fear, so he developed some connections with the Void World, and these connections inspired him to create the Void Engine, which made him extremely obsessed with the Void World.

Of course, this obsession translates into action, and that is 'death', because the void world seems to like death.

Carl is like a poisoned teenager addicted to the Internet, obsessed with the void world. And the power that studying the Void World brings to him is indeed not to be underestimated, because now he has transcended life and death and has become the closest to eternal existence in the universe, and even Keisha is not his opponent.

This kind of person is also very tricky, because for the sake of his own void world, he even dares to transform himself, and Carl is cruel to others, and even more ruthless to himself.

The easiest way for Duran to eliminate this evil force is to show Carl how much the 'Void World' is in line with his ideals, and then destroy the 'Void World' in front of Carl.

But to achieve this goal, we must first understand what the 'Void World' in Carl's mind looks like, whether it is an ideal town full of high technology, a primitive and rich desolate world, or a thriving fairy world where a hundred schools of thought contend?

The truth of the Void World is not important, what matters is the yearning in Carl's heart. Duran could have transformed the Void World into what Carl had in mind, and then shattered the Void World in front of him.

For the heads of the three major forces, Duran will not kill them, but will punish them by means of psychic blows, after all, Duran is not a demon.

However, Carl is a lonely man, and he never shares his true heart with anyone, so no one knows what the void world in his heart is like, so he still has to use some means to get this key information.