Infinite Longing

The Lord God plots to ambush the Zhongzhou Hidden Spirit Squad. Six teams take part in the Battle of the Five Armies. Five teams, along with a hundred thousand native cavalrymen, hunt them down. There are dwarves and dwarf cavalry, orcs, elves, and riders from the Luohan Kingdom. The Zhongzhou Squad is wiped out. They launch Plan Z, and the small summoner-type reinforcement, who has lost part of her soul, makes a note of it. In the team skill and experience-sharing area, they find an annotation explaining how to strengthen an alien. They create Unit Two: an S2 mechanism, enhanced with blood from Zeus, Hades, Poseidon, and Ares, plus werewolf and vampire bloodlines. What kind of alien will be born when it is implanted with an enhanced facehugger and incubated? A human-shaped weapon made from modern technology, biological flesh, and divine power. What level of strength would an alien like this have as a host?

The amnesiac summoner-type reinforcement, Xiaoxiao, carries the Zhongzhou Hidden Spirit Squad and their last hope of revival.

Is there a kind of blood that can change the rules for enhancements in the Lord God’s space?

What will the end of Infinite Terror look like? Why will it happen, and what stories lie behind it? The answers are all in the author’s mind. Come along and see it through to the end. Even the pioneering works of Infinite Flow never came up with an ending everyone could believe in. Perhaps it is both the end and the beginning.

The Zhongzhou Hidden Spirit Squad must eventually escape the Lord God’s space. Can the team do what even a fifth-order Saint could not: break out of the box? Can they do it? Join them as they seek the answer.

It is both beginning and end, end and beginning. Infinite Flow has no true ending. This is my brainstorm. As an ordinary person in a world without magic, I have written the story in my mind. Perhaps I, too, am a fragment of a soul. Some people think this isn’t a novel, but a bystander’s account of events. Maybe they’re right.