Chapter 302: He Teaches the Angel Lady How to Fall
The Akashic System here was not as convenient as the one on the other side.
To describe it, the Akashic System on the other side was akin to a computer system from the 21st century.
The Akashic System here, however, was more like a computer operating system that had just been born at the end of the 20th century.
The gap between the two was vast, making it very troublesome for Renji to operate the system here.
First, based on the information provided by the God of the Bible, he needed to activate certain mechanisms.
Thus, he was like someone who had never been exposed to programming, having to learn from scratch how to input code and modify the programs within.
And this input of code is truly not like typing on a computer keyboard, which purely consumes a bit of mental energy and a tiny amount of physical effort from subtle finger movements.
Here, the consumption of magical power is quite terrifying. Just activating a single program that had already stopped likely consumed an amount of magical power comparable to that of a normal chief deity.
Hmm? Querying Akashic Records 04 isn't very effective; it's not as convenient and detailed as over there.
Here, I can't travel back to the past like I can there, experiencing it firsthand—this function hasn't been developed yet.
However, the textual information directly provided is all genuine, with no falsehoods.
Yet, the information that can be investigated is mainly related to the Celestial Realm.
As for other pantheons, the information is quite vague.
Hmm? I've come across some interesting information.
This system can also monitor the status of all angels and believers, allowing me to see their levels of faith.
After some manipulation, Renji listed out those with problematic faith.
Although their faith is compromised, other angels remain unaware since they cannot perceive conceptual conditions like the quantity of a person's faith.
Of course, not all those with faith issues harbor ill will toward Heaven—many have simply become fallen angels.
A significant number of these fallen angels descended due to dissatisfaction with the current state of Heaven after the God of the Bible's departure, not out of disrespect for the God of the Bible.
So, should I proceed with operating this program next?
This is a program designed to facilitate the rebirth of angels.
If possible, Renji would prefer to immediately research another system—the Divine Artifact System.
Through this Divine Artifact System, he could identify who currently possesses the divine artifacts in this world.
But for now, he should activate the angel rebirth program. By improving his rapport with the angels, it would be easier for him to take over Heaven.
Huh?
So it turns out the original God of the Bible had already begun preparing for this matter before his imminent death.
Unfortunately, he passed away from overwork before completing it.
Currently, Renji has two methods for creating new angels before him.
The first is the method used when the God of the Bible was still present—personally creating angels.
This creation process is further divided into two approaches: one involves true creation from scratch, as seen with beings like the Seraphim and High-Ranking Angels.
The other involves transforming human souls with extremely high faith levels.
These humans, who were virtuous in life, enter Heaven after death and, after a period of sublimation, may gain the opportunity to be reborn as angels.
However, after rebirth, they naturally lose all memories of their past lives, essentially becoming different individuals.
The original God of the Bible later relied mainly on the latter method to produce angels, as it was less time-consuming and labor-intensive, allowing the workaholic deity to focus on other tasks.
So what is the other method of angel transformation?
This is a method designed for the remaining angels to manage on their own after the God of the Bible ceased to exist in this world.
The God of the Bible would create a special environmental space where angels could engage in union without falling from grace.
Similar to humans having children, angels could combine to give birth to young angels.
Unfortunately, before this function could be perfected, the God of the Bible died from exhaustion due to various reasons.
In reality, this function can still be activated and used now, but currently the space cannot support too many users.
The limitation isn't literal—rather, the space is completely empty, so if multiple people enter, they would all be visible to each other, creating an awkward situation.
Couldn't they bring in barriers themselves? Because the system isn't perfected yet, entrants can only enter completely naked without any possessions.
External objects are rejected upon entry.
Therefore, although this unfinished space is currently usable, it requires queuing—waiting for one pair to finish before the next can enter.
But such usage efficiency is far too low.
So, what method will Renji adopt?
The first method under the first approach is too troublesome, time-consuming, and labor-intensive.
The second method under the first approach is similarly somewhat cumbersome.
Therefore, he must choose the second approach, right?
All three methods will be implemented, just with a prioritized sequence.
In reality, he could also employ another method: allowing angels to engage in normal, free love with humans without falling from Heaven due to desire.
However, in such a case, angels would no longer be pure angels. They would become corrupted, possibly no different from humans, which in practice would be indistinguishable from falling from Heaven.
Excellent, activation successful!
Let's stop here for now!
Thus, Renji began to withdraw his consciousness from the system.
Before his consciousness fully withdrew, he also became aware of his physical condition.
He could feel a soft hand wiping the sweat from his body.
When he opened his eyes, he indeed saw an exquisitely beautiful angel gently wiping him down.
Moreover, all his equipment had been removed, so the angel could see him completely unobstructed.
More importantly, she was playfully teasing a certain area where blood pressure had suddenly spiked.
Though it seemed like mischievous teasing, her eyes held only innocence, devoid of any mocking emotion.
She was like a pure, innocent little girl unacquainted with the ways of the world, curious about something novel.
Such behavior was truly testing Renji's rationality to the brink of losing control.
So, with mischief overflowing, he decided to teach her a lesson.