Summit Farmer
Chapter 2164 - 2162: My Own World is Very Complicated

Chapter 2164: Chapter 2162: My Own World is Very Complicated

Peter Brown looked at the situation in his Elixir Sea and found that it was truly complex. Although his will was in control, the energy inside had become somewhat complicated.

Peter Brown discovered an unexpected phenomenon: even though the dominant energy in his Elixir Sea was uniquely his own, the demonic energy, the Human Clan’s five elements energy, and the battle energy had begun to differentiate themselves, occupying separate regions. Furthermore, as the Elixir Sea expanded, the distances between these regions increased.

It was clear now that his Elixir Sea was divided into distinct zones, with each type of energy forming its own territory. So, even if he were to ascend to sainthood in the future, his Sage’s World would not be a singular existence.

Upon noticing this situation, Peter Brown decided not to overthink it. After all, he was already on this path, and it wasn’t necessarily a bad thing. At the very least, this unified energy approach would grant him much greater combat strength than relying on singular energies as other saints do.

Of course, Peter also understood that his abilities were still far too weak at the moment. The road to Becoming a Saint was long, and it was too early to dwell on such matters for now.

Even though he chose not to think about it, Peter had already begun projecting the pedestrians walking along the street.

Whenever someone caught his eye, Peter would focus on them for a while.

After walking down one street, Peter couldn’t help but laugh. All the people he had chosen to project were beautiful women—stunning beauties with high levels of charm.

Looking into his Elixir Sea, Peter saw that these beauties had somehow set up their own booths and were conducting business there.

Upon seeing this, Peter was speechless. It seemed like he couldn’t just project people arbitrarily; he had to consider their survival needs as well.

The humans projected into the Elixir Sea also needed to survive. However, with just a handful of humans in the city, Peter wasn’t sure if they could actually manage to sustain themselves.

The origin of the Human Clan likely lies in continuous evolution through labor. If they were given such comfortable city lives from the start, would they end up starving to death?

A few days passed, and Peter didn’t rush to leave. Instead, he took the time to observe the projected humans’ circumstances.

It was becoming clear that as time passed, the demand for food became increasingly urgent, but the city didn’t contain nearly enough food supplies.

After giving it some thought, Peter projected some food into the city. Then, visiting a shop that sold beasts, Peter projected every beast he saw onto the star, suddenly filling the planet with a variety of flying and walking creatures.

A star planet was thus being created—a place brimming with the breath of life.

Afterwards, Peter projected more humans, placing them in different regions across the planet.

Everything that followed would now be up to them!

Using his will, Peter implanted thoughts of worship into the minds of these humans, directing them to build the first Divine Temple dedicated to him.

When the temple was completed, Peter immediately felt a surge of faith energy flowing toward him.

Not just the humans—life forms across the planet had begun to develop faith in him, continuously generating faith energy that was funneled directly into Peter’s body.

Indeed, only a planet teeming with life can produce faith.

Peter’s Star Rank improved by another thousand levels, bringing him to a six-thousand-star rank.

After examining his Star Rank, Peter understood that from this moment forward, the Void Saints were no match for him. With his true combat abilities alone, he could wipe them all out.

Sitting cross-legged in a room at a guesthouse, Peter began contemplating another matter—could he project humans from the Phantom Realm?

This thought made Peter excited. If he could project them, he could essentially transfer all of them, giving himself a new family.

However, when Peter tried to use his mind to imagine his family members, he realized it was impossible.

Peter truly wished he could resurrect his parents and loved ones. But from the current circumstances, it was obvious he had not reached that level yet—it was still beyond his capabilities.

He needed to keep striving. For now, he could only resurrect living life forms, and even then, they weren’t their true selves—they were projected lives infused with his own will.

The creation of life on a star planet required a systematic effort. Peter noticed something new: for a species to survive, it required more than just food. He had to construct an entire food chain.

This wasn’t achievable within a city, so Peter could only temporarily provide some food for them and continue searching for more life forms.

Several days passed, and the food chain on the planet still wasn’t fully established. Peter was rendered speechless by this realization—he had no choice but to keep supplying food.

Naturally, Peter couldn’t simply place the food directly within the city. Instead, he scattered it across various locations, ensuring it appeared as though humans stumbled upon it by chance.

Building a world was truly a headache-inducing task!

Peter thought about it for a while but ultimately decided not to agonize over it.

After another Elixir Sea teleportation, Peter arrived in a new city, where he resumed shopping, projecting, and other tasks.

As he traveled, Peter temporarily put aside the matter of searching for his subordinates. For him, creating a functioning food chain on a single star planet was already a monumental challenge.

Peter continued sensing the presence of personnel but found no trace of his subordinates.

It remained unclear what kind of situation they were currently in.

After projecting yet another city, Peter’s rather massive star planet had become filled with life forms.

Step by step, food chains had started to form.

Observing the projected Human Clan, Peter shook his head and sighed. The growth of humanity truly wasn’t an easy endeavor. With the food chain taking shape, most of the life forms were still non-human, and the Human Clan was now struggling against flying beasts and other creatures to survive.

No wonder the ancient Earth was dominated by powerful beasts—humanity clearly wasn’t the strongest in the world.

Each day brought Peter new revelations, and his Elixir Sea expanded further as more and more life was generated within it.

First, he needed to construct a proper planet. Then, could he project the planets within his Elixir Sea?

Suddenly, Peter thought of yet another possibility.