Chapter 262: God

"God"?

"God"?

The Foundation actually contained "God"?

This is somewhat absurd.

In the cognition of the vast majority of people, Aeons are the strongest in the entire universe.

They may have differences in strength, may plot against each other due to similar paths, and may be injured or fall due to fighting each other.

But.

An Aeon is an Aeon; even an Emanator, their power ultimately originates from the Aeon and is restrained by the Aeon, and they will never be promoted to a new Aeon in their lifetime.

This is the insurmountable chasm between humans and gods.

The Foundation's Administrator can be very powerful, even possessing power equal to an Aeon, but ultimately there is only one of Him; how could the Foundation possess a second existence comparable to an Aeon?

The Foundation members under the Administrator, whether they are the four Apocalypse Doctors, O5 Council members, or Agent Luo Bote, are at most Emanators.

Other Foundation staff, at most, have some peculiar abilities, but they are also mortals.

Humans are extremely fragile; even if an Aeon casts a glance from countless light-years away, it is difficult to bear, resulting in mental shock at best, and death on the spot at worst.

Humans need to exhaust all their strength just to survive in front of gods, so how can they talk about containing a "God"?

What a blasphemy this is!

Labeling the Foundation as "God-slayers" is indisputable.

"SCP-343, its name is... 'God'?"

On the "Astral Express," Himeko saw the simple lines of text on the screen, and her heart was also shocked.

Among Reality Benders, Divinity, and Supreme Divinity, except for Supreme Divinity, the other two types both have anomalies appearing.

A reality bender named Zhao Zena could almost shape reality as she pleased.

Then, what extent can "God," directly crowned with the name of "God," achieve?

Himeko pondered for a while.

After another few seconds, she lowered her gaze slightly, silently estimating the impact of "God" on the future cosmic situation in her heart.

After thinking for a while, there was no result.

Himeko left the sofa, shook her head helplessly, bent down to pick up the coffee cup, walked to the coffee machine, and waited for the bitter drink to fill the cup.

"Whoosh—"

"God"... what exactly is it?

Is it an item like "The Unshakable" with magical abilities?

Is it a creature like "The Immortal Lizard" with unimaginable vitality and recovery ability?

Or is it like "Not Good Enough," with the power to create things out of thin air, distort reality, and modify physical rules?

From the initial inventory to now, the names given by the Foundation to all the anomalies that have appeared are appropriate, without exaggerated or derogatory terms.

If we argue from this point.

At least the Foundation's researchers, the O5 Council, and even the Administrator believe that SCP-343 is exactly as people imagine "God" to be.

"Could it be... omniscient, omnipotent, and omnibenevolent?"

Himeko picked up the coffee cup and took a light sip, letting the bitter taste melt on her taste buds, stimulating her central nervous system, activating her thinking, and allowing her to stay awake during drowsy periods.

After "Akivili" fell, the position of the Aeon of "Trailblaze" became vacant, and anyone who practices "Trailblaze" has the possibility of being promoted to a new Aeon of "Trailblaze."

The "Nameless," as an organization that has always followed "Akivili," is the group of people who have gone the furthest on the path of "Trailblaze" among all sentient beings.

She, Himeko, leading the "Astral Express," can also be considered a leader among the "Nameless" on this path.

There is a possibility of changing "her" to "Him."

Many people outside are estimating and jealous of this.

Himeko walks on the path of "Trailblaze," and the further she goes, the more she knows what kind of distance there is between Aeons and mortals.

Describing it as "a difference between clouds and mud" is a disparagement of Aeons.

It is better to say that it is a difference of two dimensions; Aeons look down on the struggling sentient beings from high above, either with kindness, malice, or indifference.

SCP-343, or "God," what is He like?

Himeko raised the cup again, but this time no warm liquid fell into her lips—this cup of coffee was already finished.

The name of "God" will inevitably bring a fierce impact to the audience.

The miracles brought by "Deus Ex Machina" are no different from divine miracles in the eyes of most people.

Many people believe that if given time, this magical machine will be promoted to an Aeon, similar to the supercomputer "Nous." ===== CHAPTER 264 =====