Time passed.

Shang just kept breathing heavily as he became weaker and weaker.

A lot of his grit and willpower had already vanished, and he felt like dying wouldn't be such a bad idea anymore.

However, Shang also recognized that this was the effect of Death Mana entering his mind.

There was no Death Mana around Shang, but Shang's mind was still slowly being filled with Death Mana.

That was just natural.

This was how Death Mana worked.

At some point, the body and mind would start to produce Death Mana at a slow rate, and the Death Mana would slowly overtake the body.

First came the sickness. Old people would become ill many more times than younger people.

Then came weakness. The increased density of Death Mana would weaken the body and the mind. The body wouldn't be able to summon as much power as before, and the mind wouldn't be able to focus as much.

In this state, summoning one point of willpower was as difficult as summoning ten points of willpower when one was younger.

The lack of willpower and motivation would tire someone out, and they would just want to sleep and relax.

This was death.

The end of life.

Shang was so tired.

He just didn't want to continue anymore.

He had fought for so long.

He had suffered for so long.

So what if he didn't achieve his goal?

Right now, he just wanted to sleep and forget about all of this.

Nothing mattered since everyone would someday die anyway.

What's the point of being the strongest if he would just die in a million years or whatever anyway?

Every person was just a transient visitor to life. Someone poor and weak without a family might completely vanish from the world within 20 years.

A normal mortal might die within 80. Their grandchildren would still remember them, but would the children of the grandchildren remember the mortal?

What about those children?

And the children of those?

At some point, the mortal would be completely forgotten.

No one would remember them.

No one would remember what they had done.

What was the difference between them existing and not existing?

The existence of the children?

That lineage would eventually come to an end as well, and then what?

And what about a powerful Mage?

Wasn't it just the same but on a bigger scale?

Many of the Mage Emperors had been friends with the Mage God, which meant that they all were less than 500,000 years old.

Sure, that was a lot of time, but had the world existed for only those 500,000 years?

had existed

long had this

happened in the

been extremely powerful geniuses that could

Ten million years ago?

A hundred?

the one that reached the Ninth

Emperor that lived today was in the Ninth

Yet, nobody remembered.

Nobody knew.

influential person in existence was

And that was it.

and influential person would one day be forgotten by the

Supreme power?

would come for

Your power didn't matter.

Your age didn't matter.

Your prestige didn't matter.

Your actions didn't matter.

Everything was pointless.

So, why try?

Why not just sleep?

was the point of chasing a temporary

mind felt more and more

Everything seemed so pointless.

tiresome and so

him after a couple more years, and even if he

the difference between dying

up this pointless

became weaker and

around him became

couldn't even extend

less

to dry out

torn apart by the natural action of just lying there. Like

people would have

people didn't stubbornly cling to life

to eternal sleep

bitter grandpa would no longer care and just go to eternal sleep to escape his

accepting of his destiny and tell everyone that

evil grandpa would be killed by others or refuse to witness themselves becoming so

was no

able

to

put in so much

was the

body grew

mind was slowly thinking

The wilderness.

The Hegemon.

Jerald.

Warrior's Paradise.

George.

Mervin.

The Skythunder Kingdom.

The Grandmountain Kingdom.

The war.

The Council.

The isolated training.

Jerald's death.

the Twilight Dusk Family's

The Temple of Blood.

Icy Bastion.

Lucin.

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