Begin from the original form of torture and become immortal

Chapter 1263 What you think is reality

If there are too many predators, the number of prey will drop sharply, which will in turn affect the food source of the predators and form the so-called "predator trap"; conversely, if there are too many prey, they may over-consume resources and cause an imbalance in the ecosystem.

It is this dynamic balance that ensures the continued stability and prosperity of the ecosystem.

"This is the balance of life..."

Alora was thoughtful. She used to think that the existence of predators was very cruel, but now she didn't think so. In the context of time, she saw the necessity of the existence of predators.

This seemingly cruel law of nature is actually an important guarantee for the continuation and diversification of life.

Alora realized that every living being, no matter how big or small, strong or weak, played an indispensable role in this grand ecosystem, and together they wove the web of life.

Producers, the cornerstone of this ecosystem, their existence is so ordinary yet great.

Take plants as an example. Through photosynthesis, they use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to convert inorganic matter into organic matter. This process not only provides the energy needed for their own growth, but also provides food and oxygen for other organisms in the entire ecosystem.

Some microorganisms use chemoenergy to sustain life in the deep sea or extreme environments by utilizing the energy released by inorganic substances, further enriching the diversity of the ecosystem.

These producers, like nature's architects, build the edifice of life brick by brick.

Decomposers are the indispensable cleaners in this building. Bacteria and fungi, these tiny but powerful life forms, are everywhere and work silently.

Whether it is dead branches and leaves, animal remains, or even human waste, decomposers can break them down into inorganic substances such as carbon dioxide, water, and minerals, and release them back into the environment for producers to use again.

This process not only realizes the recycling of materials, but also avoids environmental pollution caused by the accumulation of organic matter, maintaining the health and stability of the ecosystem.

Alora deeply understood that the death of every living thing was the beginning of another life form, and death and rebirth achieved a perfect balance in this cycle.

Although she had never systematically studied ecology, the power of the Chakravartin endowed her with a wisdom that transcended the norm and was almost divine.

This wisdom was not acquired through books or teachings, but came from her deep instinct to connect with the universe.

She could intuitively perceive the truth of the universe, just as naturally as a fish perceives the flow of water or a bird perceives the direction of the wind.

In her perception, every living thing, no matter how big or small, has its own unique pulse.

These pulsations are interwoven into an intricate network, forming the most ingenious web of life in the universe.

She could clearly see how the flapping of a butterfly's wings on a distant planet could cause a storm on another planet; she could understand how a blade of grass could grow tenaciously in a harsh environment and ultimately change the fate of a desert.

This understanding does not just stay on the surface, but goes deep into the essence of life and touches the deep connection of mutual dependence and mutual influence among all things in the universe.

This ability gives her a deeper respect and understanding for life, nature, and the universe.

Therefore, when she curiously asked Chang Wei when humans would be able to evolve, Chang Wei couldn't help but be amused by her innocence and directness.

"You are the God of Creation, and you ask me? Asking when humans will evolve is like asking a master who has mastered infinite creative power when he will learn to build a magnificent castle with fine sand. In fact, the castle has already taken shape in your mind, and you only need to wave your hand lightly, and it will jump into reality."

Chang Wei said. Scathach also echoed, "Alora, you have surpassed the scope of conventional understanding. Your thoughts and ideas can almost be transformed into reality immediately. If you want, you can create a new human race right now, give them wisdom and power, and let them thrive in the universe."

Esdeath and Denise, two people who were originally just ordinary people in the world, were deeply shocked by the scene before them.

Their eyes were filled with wonder and awe, as if they were witnessing the miracle of the birth of the universe with their own eyes.

For them, all this is too far away, too beyond imagination, but so real and so within reach.

An indescribable shock surged in Esdeath's heart.

She seemed to see the origin of her own world through Alora's creation - a wonderful world created by an unknown god with endless wisdom and power.

She couldn't help but ask herself silently in her heart: "Is my world also created in this way? Are the mountains, rivers, stars, sun, moon, and the lives of us living on this land also the ideas in the mind of a great being, and finally turned into reality?"

"Humanity."

Allura nodded, and she began to create humans.

At that moment, the entire universe seemed to stop, all the stars stopped twinkling, and all the winds stopped blowing.

In Alora's mind, images of humans began to emerge - they were tall or short, strong or weak, but they all had a common characteristic: wisdom and emotion.

She imagined what humans looked like, how they lived, and their joys and sorrows.

Then, from nothingness, from the depths of her soul, humanity began to take shape.

They seemed to have walked out of a dream, carrying the wisdom and power given by Alora, and began to multiply in the universe.

Not only that, Alora also gave some life forms special abilities.

She enables these life forms to sense the fluctuations of the universe and to control natural elements such as wind, rain, thunder and lightning, mountains, rivers, and plants.

These abilities not only give them extraordinary powers, but also make them, to a certain extent, the embodiment of cosmic laws and the "guardians" of the universe.

These guardians are not only responsible for maintaining the harmony and stability of the universe, but also bear the important task of guiding other life forms to understand the laws of the universe and coexist harmoniously with nature.

They are like lighthouses in the universe, illuminating the path of life and allowing every life to find its own place on the vast stage of the universe.

Alora abandoned the Chakravartin's system of mantra power.

"Use emotions as energy and power, psionic energy!"

Under Chang Wei's guidance, she created new power.

(End of this chapter)