Chapter 491: Domain of Equalization: A Casanova and a Pharmacist

Translator: Lonelytree

The Heart of Nature and the Path of undying.

These were the names of the two systems that had completed a seamless interbreeding in Matthew’s body.

From the very beginning, Matthew’s goal was to reconcile the two, at least to remove the watermarks that were infinitely superimposed on each other.

However, these two concepts were too big.

If Matthew wanted to complete the fusion of the Heart of Nature and the Path of undying, he would at least be a Legend.

In this world.

All the concepts were given by humans, and many of them had been changed and distorted.

This reflected the change in power.

As far as Matthew knew.

Some High Legends and gods had the power to directly ‘edit the domain’.

This meant that as long as one was strong enough.

You can force the whole world to accept your point of view.

You could point at the sun and call it the moon, or you could easily call a deer a horse and call a ghost a human.

In front of a true expert, a domain was no different from an internet encyclopedia.

They were nothing more than subjects to be trampled on and casually written on.

Of course.

The premise was that the edits had to be logically self-consistent.

If it was too illogical, it was very likely that it would encounter resistance from the plane’s consciousness.

As for Matthew.

He had already prepared himself for that step. The only thing he lacked was strength.

Fortunately, the communication in the ritual field did not change the entire world.

The influence of the Territory Contract was only limited to Matthew’s own territory.

Therefore, he could play to his heart’s content.

Therefore, in the first paragraph of the contract, he boldly gave some new concepts to the domain according to his own ideas.

He interpreted ” undying ” as a domain that transcended death, and assigned ‘ eternity ” and other elements to this domain to strengthen its reputation.

This was his ultimate goal under ideal circumstances.

It was the ultimate domain that surpassed the existence of Death.

All things wither but not towards death.

Then, Matthew raised the concept of ” Nature ” to the point where it could encompass all things. He even included a part of ” Death ” and the entire ” Life ” domain.

Nature was the most unique concept.

The chaos in the Dark Age was nature. The souls of all things in the Enlightenment Age were nature. The countryside and idyllic songs in the Exile Age were nature.

If one day, Aindor entered the industrial era, why couldn’t the roaring of machinery and skyscrapers be a part of nature?

In the subsequent explanation.

Matthew also introduced the concepts of ” microorganisms,”” spores,’”‘ fungi,” and ” decomposing agents.”

Microorganisms were decomposing, parasitizing, and transforming. They were an indispensable part of the framework of nature and death.

When the living died, they turned into corpses. The corpses were decomposed by microorganisms, turning into the elements of life and returning to the earth.

This was a part of life and death.

When the living died, they would turn into corpses, and the corpses would be awakened to become the undead. The undead would die again one day, and they would also be disposed of by the scavengers and return to nature. This meant that the undying and nature were not natural opposites.

It was a natural continuation!

This was one of the core tenets of the Spore Society, and it was also in line with Matthew’s understanding of the Spore Domain.

In this way.

Life and death blended and transformed into each other.

The ” Undead ” that belonged to the Death Realm was the continuation of the ” Life ” that belonged to the Nature Realm.

Matthew’s framework was partially completed.

The second contract.

He applied this theory to the Oak Tree, Spore, and Undying.

With theoretical guidance.

It was also a matter of course to apply formulas to specific cases.

After a while.

The huge rock was filled with dense words.

After writing the second paragraph, Matthew could sense that the elemental collision between the two ritual arenas had become more intense.

This was a zood sizn.

The worst outcome was that he would be completely ignored.

There was a reaction, whether it was positive or negative.

It meant that the Territory Contract he wrote had a stimulating effect on them.

All that was left was to increase the intensity of the stimulation.

Matthew rested for a while.

Then, he finished writing the third part of the magic contract on the stone.

Along with this process.

Matthew could feel the domain in his body gradually becoming restless.

He held his breath, focused, and finished the final note in one go.

A few seconds later.

He checked the full text.

Then, he injected a little magic power into the huge rock.

The magic words on the boulder flickered like fluorescent light. At a certain moment, they seemed to be about to fly up from the surface of the boulder.

At that moment.

Another golden tree appeared in the cemetery!

The magnificent Nether Moon hung from the World Tree!

However, this phenomenon only lasted for less than half a second.

Bang!

After a soft sound.

The huge rock collapsed inwards and shattered into pieces in the blink of an eye!

“Hmm?

” The Nature Domain doesn’t recognize it?!” The sudden change caught Matthew off guard.

He was slightly startled.

However, he immediately reacted.

” That’s not right. The Will of Nature has acknowledged it. The Undying Domain and the Spore Domain have also acknowledged it.”

He concentrated on comprehending for a while.

Not long after.

There was finally a response on the data panel.

[Hint: The stone you have chosen cannot withstand the contents of the Territory Pact! ]

[Territory Pact: You have completed the initial communication between territories.]

[There is a slight overlap between your domains, Oak Tree, Spore, and Undying…]

It turned out to be a problem with the material.

Matthew heaved a sigh of relief..

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