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I, a Slime, have also dreamed of becoming a great Demon King!

The vast Dream Sea, atop layers of miracles and magnificence, where Transcendents walk the ascendant path guided by their ultimate longings as if by beacons. The supreme beings wielded power, their greatness shining in all directions, ascending to divinity. But even deities were not the ultimate. They too struggled for greater perfection and ideals, endlessly, within the Void Origin, above the Dream Sea. "So... Your Majesty Ybur, as the most powerful Slime in history, what exactly drives you to become stronger?" Many years later, when faced with the question from a Heavenly envoy, Ybur, who by then stood at the zenith of the Dream Realm as the "World Devourer," recalled the afternoon just after his birth when the Creator had stuffed him down a golden toilet and flushed him into the sewers in one go... After a long silence, he spoke with a heavy tone: "It's the toilet. The golden toilet." The envoy: "???"

Winter Snow Thousand Cat Lanterns · Ciudad
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Chapter 168 Annihilation

Karlo pondered his own question, but he hadn't found an answer at Sherry's.

Unable to sit still, he returned to visit Uncle Pan two days later.

Ever since the sisters had become Transcendents, Pan had mostly been in a semi-retired state—whenever Karlo and Cherie visited him, they would bring along large and small bags full of various foods and daily necessities, which were more than the solitary old dwarf could consume. When Karlo arrived this time, Pan couldn't help but feel a headache seeing another pile of items she had brought. He scolded Karlo playfully and then cooked a dwarf beef stew. While they were eating, Karlo brought up the question that had been bothering him for the past few days.

Pan remained silent for a long while and then said, "I've been a Scavenger for thirty years now, and I've known several rounds of teammates before you girls. You probably haven't heard their stories, have you?"

Karlo shook his head: "Uncle, you don't usually talk about these things."