I am God LSLCCF

The moment she picked it up, the name of this mirror flashed in her mind.

“Dream Spirit Hila’s Magic Mirror.”

Hila.

That must be the name of the other person who once lived here!

Through the mirror, she saw the outside world.

This had become her favorite pastime since discovering the mirror’s function recently—watching the endless desert and migrating herds of beasts, observing various life forms evolved from lizards fighting and killing each other.

Before gaining wisdom, she had felt that spending even ten million or a hundred million years in this temple would be bearable.

She would never grow weary of it.

But now that she had gained wisdom, she began to yearn for the outside world.

Everything out there was so fresh, and she felt as if something intangible was calling to her.

Finally, one day.

She brought out the spirit hot air balloon stored in the corner.

She rode the hot air balloon out of the God-Given Land, gradually moving away from the dream sun.

She saw the huge moon formed by God’s Grace Stones in the distance, its light dim.

The hot air balloon floated past the moon, and a sealed giant door appeared at the edge of the Dream Realm.

Shelly raised her hand, and a terrifying monster shadow appeared behind her, extending countless dark tendrils to push open a crack in the gate of God’s realm.

The hot air balloon floated out, and Shelly saw a shadow sitting on one side of the gate to God’s realm.

It was a giant Ship Giant, though it too was motionless at this moment.

Passing through the darkness.

She broke through the boundary between illusion and reality, appearing in the real world.

She descended upon the eastern part of the continent.

The moment she descended, Shelly released her power and aura without restraint. Instantly, all conscious life forms within many miles fell unconscious.

Before losing consciousness, they saw the shadow of a terrifying dark god roaring at the sky, its body covered in countless green eyes, brown tendrils piercing the clouds as if trying to pull down the sun.

Shelly stepped on a giant beast with sharp teeth, pushing it hard.

It didn’t wake up. Even if it did, seeing Shelly would probably frighten it unconscious again.

“Hm?”

“What’s wrong? Too scared?”

Shelly cupped her hands around her mouth like a megaphone.

“Hey!”

“Am I really that frightening?”

The result was a gust of wind that sent the creature tumbling down the slope.

Shelly scratched her head, wearing an innocent expression.

When she had watched the mortal world through the magic mirror, she never imagined these seemingly fierce creatures could be so fragile.

She reined in her aura and rode a giant beast with a hard shell on its back through the desert.

The beast trembled, pitiful and afraid.

It dared not resist.

As she traversed the jungles, Shelly captured various dragon-beasts. At one point, she spotted a winged lizard gliding from one tree to another in a brief flight.

During her journey, she caught a slippery creature that looked like a lizard but had no legs.

When it encountered Shelly, her aura was already suppressed.

Yet it foolishly tried to bite her, only to be swiftly caught in Shelly’s hand.

Shelly loved these slippery, wriggling things. They were fun to hold, just like catching the Sun Cup that once tried to ambush her.

She grabbed its tail, skipping along while swinging it back and forth until it stopped moving completely.

It was hard to tell if it had fainted or died.

Finally, she traversed the vast forest and reached the easternmost coastline.

Shelly gazed out at the sea, sensing that the faint call she’d been hearing was coming from there.

She took out the small conch horn from her waist and put it to her lips.

“Woo woo!”

After eons, the sound of the Mother Conch of All Things rang out once more.

The sound echoed directly in the minds of every conscious being. They immediately prostrated themselves or curled up into balls, facing the direction of Shelly, the Mother of Life.

They bowed to this great being from over 200 million years ago, who had created their ancestors and originated life.

They bowed to that supreme artifact of the Life Ability.

Far across the sea, the surface suddenly surged with massive waves, forming an unprecedented giant whirlpool.

The seabed rose from the ground, continuously pushing upward.

The seven Ruhe beasts had grown to an indescribable size, their bodies becoming mountains, rivers, swamps, and land.

Together, they formed a landmass so vast it resembled a continent—an island whose edges stretched beyond sight.