Chapter 1903 1903. Perspective

The second phase of the breakthrough wasn't painful, but Noah still didn't manage to study much. The empowered mental energy had strange effects on his mind that he couldn't completely understand. It almost seemed to cloud his senses on purpose during the process.

Still, Noah could finally think somewhat properly during that phase, even if his mental energy continued to flow toward the ethereal blackness and return to aid in modifying his mental walls.

It almost felt normal for the mental sphere mind to go through that second phase when Noah thought about it. He had built the ethereal blackness to have far higher standards than the center of power that his organs would naturally generate. Those standards became requirements after the breakthrough that triggered the transformation.

Expectations built inside Noah as the process continued. He couldn't wait to see the new power that his mind would wield after the breakthrough and transformation.

The process forced Noah to remain immersed in complete darkness. His consciousness, eyes, ears, and senses couldn't capture anything. He had experienced something similar only during his first death. The only difference at that time was his awareness. He could think even if he didn't feel his mental energy. He could breathe even if he couldn't inspect the expansion of his lungs. His blood continued to flow, but Noah only knew that it did. He couldn't watch its course through his blood vessels.

That state of apparent death was pure torture. Noah had experienced pain in countless forms, had gone through deep sorrow, and had just survived the cold gazes of his copies. However, that emptiness was suffocating.

One eternity could last one second, and the same went for the opposite process. Noah had long since grown used to losing track of the passage of time, but everything was different in that state since he couldn't sense the hours flowing. He couldn't feel anything other than his thoughts.

The process felt to last for so long that Noah started to wonder whether he had died and his existence had reached a state of non-death. His thoughts went on Supreme Thief and Great Builder since they had died and returned to life. He believed that they had experienced something similar before the Legion resurrected them.

Noah thought about many things, but most of them were nothing more than