Initially, there was a challenging issue to resolve: there wasn't enough aura essence to create sufficient immortals. Adrian desired to attract more than just ordinary people, but until more celestial veins were available, his options were limited.Another significant concern involved celestial elixirs. Adrian debated whether to allow immortals to enter the world. To make the Exile Realm nearly perfect, he felt compelled to be generous and connect closely with the greater world. This connection was crucial for him to grasp the appeal of the Exile Realm. Everything was just beginning, and there was much to anticipate.Adrian soon became occupied with gathering resources. He and Lexie officially parted ways. She chose to gather celestial veins, while he focused on bringing mortals to the Exile Realm.The plan was for mortals to evolve into immortals. Due to the scarcity of celestial veins, Adrian's initial efforts were aimed at this approach. If a small world could naturally create im

After satisfying its hunger, the tiger grew lethargic and fell asleep. The steward then appeared and stabbed the tiger to death. From its belly, he extracted five kittens and took them into a room. Strangely, as soon as the kittens entered, they transformed into five wealthy men.What had just happened unexpectedly became the beginning of a cycle.Adrian found himself deeply agreeing with this tale. The world, he realized, was dominated by a privileged few, while others either fought fiercely like tigers for survival or bowed obediently like dogs. Was it fair? Perhaps not, but it seemed acceptance was the only option.Adrian harbored no sympathy. In an age where poverty was mocked but not prostitution, greed and materialism prevailed among both the elite and common folk alike.Setting aside his contemplations, Adrian focused on organizing the Exile Realm. Labeling it a repository of hidden depravity seemed fitting, but he shrugged off any concern. The disappearance of these crimina

Scar didn't believe Adrian and asked, "You say you're a god, so what kind of god are you?""I am the Death God," Adrian replied, his figure starting to float, his voice echoing faintly and mysteriously."So, are you saying I'm already dead?" Scar nearly choked with laughter, thinking the man in front of him was just a lunatic pretending to be a god."Some people, even though they live, are already dead," Adrian said, suddenly appearing in front of Scar. "So, do you want to live, or do you want to die?" With a spell, he effortlessly lifted Scar off the ground, making him float alongside him.As Adrian carried Scar higher and higher, Scar started trembling. "Death God, what do you want me to do?" he asked."Be my spokesperson throughout the world," Adrian replied, stopping the spell. Scar immediately began descending rapidly. Strangely, Adrian remained opposite Scar, maintaining a relatively stationary position. Terrified, Scar shouted for help.Just as they were about to land, Sca

The entire island was unified. Only Scar had truly seen the Death God, and anyone else who slandered the Death God or made negative remarks was dealt with by Adrian, who used the power of laws to sentence them to death.Death God Island, the origin of the Death God's Shadow Court, was filled with miracles. Within a 160 km radius, there were about a hundred islands, which was only the first step in Adrian's plan. He had plenty of time to play with these hundred thousand people.Scar remembered Adrian's instructions. As Death God Island became more reliable, it began to expand outward. The first target was Cloud Island, home to about eight hundred people. Scar, a true barbarian, deployed five hundred fully armed soldiers against a disorganized, ragtag army, making the outcome predictable.The inhabitants were gathered and asked if they believed in the Death God. Those who believed lived; those who didn't were killed. It was simple and brutal. Adrian found Scar's methods interesting; a

Adrian possessed the ability to wield the powers of time, thunder, fire, and water laws up to the level-eight tier within the Exile Realm. Additionally, he could use Draco Veinergy on creatures within the realm without depleting their lifespan.However, there were clear restrictions. Using any of these powers required consuming law fragments, which were generated and accumulated by the Exile Realm through the evolution of the entire world. Whether Adrian employed time acceleration or utilized thunder, fire, and water powers for attacks, he needed to expend law fragments. Once these fragments were used up, he had to wait for the Exile Realm to replenish them over time.Law fragments for the time law accumulated at a rate of one piece per year, each capable of accelerating time at any speed for one month. Spatial law fragments functioned similarly, although Adrian hadn't yet detected their accumulation; it was expected to be comparable to time law fragments.He carefully monitored the