Night Raven Master

Chapter 652 Floating Fate

Soon, Yate, who observed through the phantom's senses, discovered that the malice was rapidly condensing.

Similarly, through his own essence as a concept of doom, Yago can still feel the fluctuation of the power of the fate-related rules there, even if he restrains his perception as much as possible.

But it was also this that made him feel something was wrong.

He had already confirmed it before.

The fate of this world, whether it is luck or bad luck, is locked and written to death.

From the moment a person is born, if he does not suffer from the interference of forces outside the world, the bonus of disaster and luck he suffers is constant within a certain range.

If a person's luck is constant at 7, then the most lucky event he can encounter is 7, and he will not encounter disasters above 7 degrees for most of his life.

In the previous world, the "total value that can be added and subtracted" was calculated based on consumption.

For example, if a person's total value is 70, he encounters a lucky event of 7, consumes 7 points, and leaves 63, then the number of lucky events he may encounter above level 7 will be reduced.

At the same time, if he encounters a huge calamity, such as level 7, he will add 7 points to 70.

The luckier a person is and the less unlucky things happen, the faster the person will die.

Once the total value is exhausted, the person's luck will completely disappear, and it's time to exit.

At this time, even if you just fall, you will die.

And this world is not.

The luck and bad luck of this world is constant, there is no so-called "total value", and it is not the general existence of "consumables" in the previous world.

In this world, people with a level 7 destiny would only encounter luck or calamity events of up to level 7 or so under normal circumstances.

That is to say, in this case, these people themselves will not even show up in the larger event.

As for whether they will die?

Judging from what Yate has observed so far, it is not certain.

From this perspective, Art believes that the world does not have a "constant" fate.

Not to say destiny force.

As far as he understands, the power of fate is based on a regular corridor connected to the long river of time or a similar regular polymer, and the fate-like power that is opposite to the corresponding person or object is placed in it.

Because the power of fate in the corridor of rules resonates with the power of fate of the corresponding characters and objects to manipulate the changes in the world.

Outside the corridors of rules, in the "world", the power of fate in the characters will be connected with the long river of time due to the influence and influence of props such as fate slates in the corridors of rules.

Under this mechanism, if the fate of the characters deviates, it will affect the long river of time, so that they can draw strength from the ebb and flow of the long river of time.

However, each change can only absorb power once.

Because it is involved with the long river of time, when it causes changes in the long river of time, the power of the long river of time will also reversely act on the corresponding characters and events in the world, forming a new stable trend again.

If you want to draw strength again, you need to deviate from fate again.

In this case, it is necessary that the luck and bad luck of people and corresponding objects can flow.

Otherwise, under the traction of the long river of time, the world will suffer shocks.

This is also the reason why Art is skeptical about this world.

The luck and misfortune of this world are always on the characters and objects.

In this form, because the power is fixed and cannot flow, then, if it resonates with the long river of time, then the pressure brought by the long river of time is extremely huge.

If you want to change your destiny, you need extremely huge power.

Two worlds of the same level, under different rules, changing the fate of a low-level character whose fate cannot be changed will consume even more than that of a high-level character whose fate can flow.

However, this is also two-sided.

Because fate is locked and cannot flow.

Therefore, once a lock is destroyed, the power of fate on it will crush other locks under the urging of time, forming a chain reaction of collapse.

In order to prevent this situation, the means is precise control.

Although the shapes are different, this setting is also to draw strength from the long river of time.

Although the lock is broken, it will cause a big collapse, but in this case, it is good to keep the lock and place a limited amount of destiny power.

The general trend of fate remains unchanged, but there will be many small changes and derivatives in details, which is also the original appearance of the long river of time.

In this case, the fate of being framed will cause changes in the long river of time.

And it's continuous.

Without locking fate, the power that can be drawn each time is unstable and the number of times is small.

Locking fate, the power that can be drawn each time is not much, but the number of times is extremely frequent.

As long as no "lock" is broken, then the power of this world will continue to grow
So, how should we maintain this world?
Art stared into the distance. He had thought before that the world would be closely monitored.

Moreover, it is impossible for a regular state or other powerhouses with multiple levels of strength to be at the mercy of the game kingdom.

Then
Give part of the income from the stable operation of the world to the gods of this world?

It turned out to be the case.

Art quickly determined a conclusion that best fit his guess from several logical conclusions.

The gods of this world also have the duty of monitoring and maintaining this world.

Then
Perhaps there are one or more gods who control "fate" and walk the path of "fate"?

If this is indeed the case, then maybe I have some opportunities?
Although he already knew that his "conceptual state" was not perfect, it was not difficult in theory to manipulate a "doom" god in a regular state.

But a theory is a theory, and his minimum goal is—

"no injury"

Others might accept success at a price, but not Arter.

Not because of his persecutory paranoia-like hyper-cautiousness, but reality.

If he doesn't complete his actions against the gods related to fate in a short time or if there are some traps, the information about his ability related to fate or those who have such abilities among the "players" will be leaked immediately.

Although the theory is good, it is ideal in practice. If something goes wrong and the information on his existence is leaked, the loss outweighs the gain.

However, at this moment, something happened to the team of 30 people he was paying attention to.

A gigantic beast abruptly lifted the ground, crawled out from under the snow that had not completely melted, and swung its giant claws at the group of people amidst a roar full of hatred.

(End of this chapter)