GREED: ALL FOR WHAT?

They are intimidated by the vastness of existence and the ignorance of the masses to most of reality. It makes them wonder just how they are missing out on.

It is not an unfounded suspicion. Most of the entities in the void universe can't find the spiritual dimension. Most don't even know that it exists. It exists outside of the spatial coordinates of both the light and dark sides of the universe, so even world gods can't find it.

The problem is that they can't see the spiritual dimension or feel its effects. This is another case where the perception of reality affects the ability to interact with reality.

Reality doesn't change based on perception, but you won't be able to experience sthings if you can't see them. It means that they might be ignorant of other things that they don't even know exist. It is intimidating to think about.

Total perception is a priority for perfection, and Legion has made a lot of progress in achieving it. Soverick can see a lot, but he can't see the spiritual dimension, despite his ability to see beyond the 3-dimensional. Legion-7 could see souls and the spiritual dimension, but he didn't even have eyes, so he couldn't see the physical world. So, no existence is inherently perfect.

Every being has its strengths and weaknesses. Legion aims to eliminate those weaknesses. They are already on the right track for it. Soverick and Legion-7 are lacking on their own, but through Unity, their weaknesses have been fixed. But they are not certain that they have perfect sight yet.

The major problem is that there's no way to test how good their eye sight is. If they are blind to something, the odds are that they will remain blind to it forever. They will be blind and ignorant of that blindness, too.

They ought to be proud of themselves. After all, being in the spiritual dimension means they have achieved sthings that world gods haven't. This is a lot of progress for Legion, but this is far from enough for them.

They have reached the stage where they now truly understand the immensity of their ignorance. They estimate that reality and everything it contains are infinite, so what they know and can see is probably an insignificant amount of all that there is. They can't, in their right minds, be proud of what they have achieved.

It is going to be very difficult to beccapable of seeing all of reality, but they are not daunted by that challenge. Their determination for this great goal is especially important now that they are about to reach the point of no return.

If they bear the fruit that is the Suprof laws, then they can't go back any longer. They can't change their minds and return to mediocrity. They can't indulge in the pleasure of the flesh and be content with stagnation.

To have SuprLaws is to set their future paths and existence in stone. Their fruit will be fertile, and it will produce seeds that must grow. They will be those seeds, and they will only yearn to be more. If they encode within their SuprLaw to achieve perfection, there will be no turning back for them.

So the fact that infinity lies beyond them is not terrifying. It is actually something to look forward to. It means that they will never be bored. It means that they will always learn something new and have something to look forward to.

Legion-5 said with longing, "If reality is infinite, then perfection must exist somewhere out there."

They aren't at the point of no return yet, but they are on their way. They will take things one step at a time. And right now, they are here to have a nice chat with the great mother. Maybe they will succeed in convincing her to help them achieve perfection by the tthey are done talking with her.

Legion-5 asked, "How do we find her here? The spiritual dimension is practically infinite."

"Let's use Soverick's eye. He said it should work."

"If it doesn't, then we will be spending a lot of there looking for her. It better work."

Soverick interjected. He said confidently, "It will work. I have seen it."

"You only saw that we wouldn't die when we fight her. You didn't see how the fight went or how it ended," Legion-5 argued.

"That's because our plan is too complicated and the fight is more than a hundred years away. The best I can guarantee is that you won't die. But I should be able to see more now that you are close to her. It will only get better the closer we get to the fight."

Soverick was right. Their motive for coming to the spiritual dimension is a little complicated. Soverick's current prediction is of little assistance aside from boosting their confidence, but it is better than nothing.

Besides, Legion-7 didn't have a better option so he activated the concept of the All-seeing Eye.

They shouldn't be able to use a concept here because there is no law matrix in the spiritual dimension, but they have something like a SuprLaw in them. Legion-7 can bear the burden of allowing them to use their concepts here with his spark of the soul that has been thoroughly engorged with devoured concepts.

An eye appeared above their armored head. The eye is devoid of pupils. It is also perfectly colorless. It is a round ball with moving images on its surface. One can see the world in it because it reflects the whole world.

The images are not flat or two-dimensional. They are layered on top of each other to form a complete 3-dimensional image. The addition of the fourth dimension of information makes strings of information and law also appear in the eye.

For those who can't see the multicolored strings of information, the eye will only look like a 3-dimensional mirror. But it will look like a mass of data, information, and knowledge to those who can see the information state. Smight even think it is a world spark.

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