Chapter 15: Hundred Souls

The cells will gather and form another creature if there is another soul. Maybe I should put more souls in it.

The problem was that I couldn't use other souls other than mine. Should I just split my soul again? But doing that would endanger my life.

Besides, my soul wasn't unlimited; it also had its own limit. How about splitting the soul of the first ever-born creature into two?

Then after that, split the two souls into two, split the four souls into two, split the eight souls into two, and so on and so forth.

That plan was feasible. I should try it. However, when the number of creatures increases,

That doesn't mean that the progress of the cells' adaptation to the harsh environment outside the safe zone will be faster.

All the cells that were born and those that will be born in the future were all gathered into one giant.

Which means that even with the increase in numbers of creatures, progress won't increase.

All the cells that were gathered into one giant will be split into several creatures, which makes no difference other than an increase in numbers.

However, if there were more creatures, the gathering speed of scattered cells around the safe zone would be increased.

After all, the more manpower there was, the faster it was. Tens of creatures were faster than one giant.

But the speed of adaptation won't increase if the number of cells doesn't increase, so the effect was almost ineligible.

If I wanted to speed up the process, the numbers of the cells were the key, not the increase of the numbers of creatures.

But if I look at it from a different perspective, the increase in crates might not have brought any benefits.

But if those creatures were the same size as the current giant, the effects would be unimaginable.

However, in order to do that, cells need to be increased. That was why the number of cells was very crucial.

With a wave of my hand, I pulled out the soul of the giant, which caused the gathered cells to flow down like a waterfall and spread like a wave.

Ahead of me, there was a bright soul floating around. It was the other half of my soul.

Without any further ado, I split the souls into 100 pieces before sending them back to the plane of life but before sending them back.

I made sure that the memories I copied to the previous soul that was split into 100 pieces were also copied to the 100 newly split souls.

After all, I don't want my creatures to start from scratch. This action was interfering with the natural evolution of life.

But I don't care. This action will produce positive effects. Even if something bad happens, I will bear all the responsibility.

After all, the causes were all due to my actions. Besides, without taking any risks, how can I increase the speed of my development?

Risk and riches were all in one coin, but on different sides.

Steady and stable development might be the safest way of development. For others, it might be fast, but for me it was too slow.

Time was money. Every wasted second was equivalent to the development of my domain.

Especially when the stakes and risks were high, once I succeeded, the returns were calculated based on how high the risk was.

Without further ado, take a look at the souls that I randomly sent into the plane of life.

Instead of sending them into a single safe zone, I sent them to different safe zones. Each zone has one soul, which occupies 100 safe zones.

The plane of life had 1,000 safe zones, which meant that 1/10th of the safe zones all over the plane were occupied.

If there were several souls in a single safe zone, it would make it crowded. A single creature or soul was enough for one safe zone.

That was why I sent them all over the place.

At this moment, the one hundred souls began attracting the surrounding cells, which caused them to be gathered and form a ball of cells.

Unlike the first giant that was born at the size of 10 meters at first due to the size of the ball of cells,

When the 100 balls of cells reached a diameter of 1 meter, the same thing that happened to the ball of cells where the giant was born was repeated.

The surface of it started squirming before shapes and outlines started to appear. The ball of cells started to be compressed.

It was eventually reduced to one hundred one-meter-tall humaniod figures. There was no trace of the ball of cells.

In order to keep up with the needs of the 100 newly born creatures, I ignited tens of the world's origins at the same time.

Although I ignited tens of world's origins, that doesn't mean that it will burn them in an instant.

One world origin can accelerate time up to 1 billion years at most.

But the current cells only needed a few hundred years to be born, and that duration was still decreasing as time passed.

which means that the world's origin will take a long time before it was completely consumed.

I only intended to increase the acceleration speed, not the duration before the world's origin was consumed.

If the acceleration speed was 1 year per second and the cells needed 300 years to be born, it would take 300 seconds before they were born.

If I put more world origins in the queue, the duration before the world's origin is consumed will increase.

However, if I simultaneously ignited 300 world origins, the years per second would increase to 300 years.

Then, at that time, the time duration needed for cells to be born will only take a second. That was the difference, but it had pros and cons.

But I prefer to ignite the world's origin at the same time, to save more time.