Begin from the original form of torture and become immortal

Chapter 1264: The Confusion of the Young Girl God of Creation
Psionics, this mysterious and powerful force, is deeply rooted in the emotions of living things.

Emotion, this invisible but omnipresent existence, has become a breeding ground for spiritual energy.

Whether it is joy, sadness, anger or love, every emotional fluctuation contains powerful energy. As long as living things have emotions, they have psychic powers.

Unlike the psychic powers in other universes, due to the special nature of the universe of Asura's Wrath, the intensity of these psychic powers is extremely high.

Basically, anything that the power of mantra can do, psychic power can also do, and even do better!
Psykers can create incredible miracles through the resonance of their minds and the stirring of their emotions. Whether it is manipulating the elements, healing wounds, or predicting the future, they can do it with ease.

What is even more shocking is that these psychic powers can also affect "space-time mass energy", which is a mysterious force that connects time and space.

In the Asura's Wrath universe, psykers can use their powerful willpower and emotional fluctuations to distort reality and create incredible scenes.

They are like real "reality warpers" who can change the face of the world in an instant and make the impossible possible.

Alora spread the seeds of psychic energy among the stars in the universe. Perhaps among these countless stars, one of them will develop its own emotions and become a "psychic".

Mishra did not survive. In the original plot, she was used by Chakravartin to threaten Asura, so she was naturally well protected. But now, Alora was unable to take care of herself and could not protect Mishra who was in the Divine Kingdom Fortress.

In the universe-destroying war between Alora and Chakravartin, Mishra was reduced to ashes and nothing remained.

Now, Alora felt that Mishra should not die like this, so Mishra came back to life.

Alora's thoughts caused the river of time to automatically go back, and pulled the not-yet-dead Mishra out of the torrent of time.

Mishra originally closed his eyes and waited for death, but unfortunately he had not seen his father Asura yet, but he appeared on Earth the next moment.

When Mishra opened her eyes again, she found herself in an unfamiliar place.

She looked around and found herself standing on a busy street, surrounded by bustling people and a constant stream of vehicles.

She was stunned, her heart filled with confusion and anxiety.

However, when she saw Alora walking towards her with a smile not far away, all her doubts and anxieties disappeared.

"Misra, it's okay."

Allura said gently to Mishra.

"Alora!"

Mishra knew that it was Allura who saved her, but she didn't know that she had died once and it was Allura who reversed her fate of death.

"Allura, where is my father? Where is he?"

Mishra asked impatiently. After 12,500 years of separation, she missed her father all the time and longed to see him again.

Allura smiled and looked at Mishra.

She said, "He is in your heart, Mishra. Your father Ashura has never really left you. His spirit and power are always with you."

"In my heart?"

Mishra repeated Alora's words in confusion. She couldn't understand what they meant. She felt an inexplicable loss in her heart.

Why was her father in her heart? Was he gone forever?

Allura sighed softly and explained, "Mishra, your power of truth is gone because that world no longer exists. However, I have given you a new power - psionics. This is a purer and more powerful power that comes from your emotions and will. You can use psionics to resurrect your father and bring him back to you again."

"Psychic power? What is it?"

Mishra was confused. She couldn't understand what Alora said at all.

Alora explained: "Psychic energy is the purest power in the universe. It originates from the emotional fluctuations of living beings. Your thoughts, your love, and your courage are all sources of psychic energy. As long as you have love and faith in your heart, you can awaken this power and realize your wishes."

"When you use this power to its fullest, you will be able to create incredible miracles. Mishra, how strong is your longing? Are you willing to give everything to revive your father?"

Mishra was stunned. She had never heard of such magical power.

However, when she thought of her father Ashura's kind smile and warm embrace, a strong emotion suddenly surged in her heart.

She clenched her fists tightly, with a determined gleam in her eyes.

"I am willing! No matter what the cost, I will resurrect my father!"

She seemed to have seen the moment when her father stood in front of her again.

Allura nodded with satisfaction, she knew Mishra was ready.

She said, "Very good, Mishra. All you need to do now is to continue to practice and improve your psychic powers. When you are strong enough, you will be able to resurrect your father."

Mishra firmly believed that she could resurrect her father and bring him back to her.

Alora believes that it is meaningful for Mishra to resurrect her father personally, as if she used her power as the creator god to replicate the earth in her memory that was full of vitality and stories, and there, she tried to resurrect her deceased relatives.

When all this really happened, ripples appeared in Alora's heart.

She wasn't sure if what she was doing was right, or if she was violating some unspeakable law of the universe.

After all, life and death, reincarnation and rebirth have been the iron laws governing the operation of all things since ancient times. Does she, a creator god who has just ascended to the throne, have the right to break all of this?
Alora also asked teacher Chang Wei whether what she did was not good and whether it broke the cycle and rules of life and death.

Chang Wei just laughed.

"You are already the God of Creation, yet you still cling to this kind of thing. The rules and regulations of mortals, the so-called cycle of life and death, are all just your words and thoughts. If you want, then it is natural that there will be no death in the entire universe from now on. This is the law of nature."

After hearing this, Alora nodded, but she was no longer the girl she used to be. She knew how terrible a universe without death was, so she was not naive enough to think that the absence of death was a good thing.

"Teacher, I understand what you mean."

Alora said slowly, "A universe without death may sound wonderful, but it is terrifying if you think about it carefully. If life loses its end, it loses its meaning of cherishing. People may lose the motivation to strive for immortality, and the universe may fall into chaos due to endless expansion."

(End of this chapter)