Fantasy Simulator Chapter 214: Cutting Off and Returning

Chapter 214: Cutting Off and Returning

Chen Heng looked incredibly handsome and gave off a calm and gentle aura.
Even though it had been many decades, his appearance had not changed much, and he still looked incredibly handsome with a certain air of maturity.
After obtaining the Faith Mark's legacy, Chen Heng's body seemed to have become frozen in time.
After devouring the Elves' essence blood, his body went through some changes.
His ears became more pointed and his skin became more tender, and overall he became even more handsome.
Moreover, because of the Elves' essence blood, his body's age seemed to regress, and he looked even younger.
Looking at his appearance in the mirror, Chen Heng nodded.
Just like he had expected, after absorbing the Elves' essence blood, his appearance had gone through some changes. However, they were still acceptable.
Those were the external changes, but the internal changes were much bigger.
Faint silver energy flowed around in his body—Moon God Energy circulated around his body incredibly naturally.
While it had been quite difficult in the past, Chen Heng now felt that it was much easier to use Moon God Energy, and the effects from using Moon God Worship was also much better.
"It really is the Elves' Meditation technique…"
Sensing the changes in his body, Chen Heng's expression was calm as he thought to himself.
No matter how he modified it, Moon God Worship was still a Meditation Technique that belonged to the Elves.
Now that he had fused with the Elf bloodline, it became much easier for Chen Heng to cultivate Moon God Worship.
After today, the effects from using Moon God Worship would be much better.
After doing this, he had completed the final thing he wanted to do here.
It was about time to leave.
"I wonder how things will be after I leave," Chen Heng thought as he walked out of the laboratory and looked at the bright lights in the city.
Under the leadership of a transmigrator like him, they had started to use electricity and put it to use in some cities.
Of course, it was just some cities.
In actuality, with the Sorcerers' knowledge, gaining knowledge about how to use electricity was not too difficult, and they had long since created corresponding magic skills.
Now that they had discovered electricity, many other things could be developed.
Perhaps in a few hundred years, this place would look completely different.
"I hope next time I come, it will be like what I want," Chen Heng thought to himself as he smiled while looking at bright lights.
Since he had decided to leave, Chen Heng did not plan on giving up on this body.
During these decades, Chen Heng had done some investigating on the simulator's functions.
"Cut this body and create a Simulation Body," Chen Heng thought to himself.
"If you cut this Simulation Body, this simulation will not be ended and you will not be able to bring back anything. Would you like to proceed?"
The familiar text appeared before Chen Heng's eyes clearly.
"Yes."
Chen Heng had long since made this decision and naturally did not hesitate.
Following this, those words disappeared and were replaced by new words.
"Would you like to leave this simulation?"
Looking at these words, Chen Heng once again nodded, "Yes."
This was something that he had decided on long ago, and there was no need to hesitate.
The simulator's cutting function was something that he had recently discovered.
This ability allowed Chen Heng's Simulation Body to act independently as a clone of Chen Heng, and Chen Heng's main body could return to the previous world.
However, this meant that the simulation would not end, so not only would he not obtain any Points, but he could also not even use the prize wheel.
This made sense—after all, all of this happened after a simulation ended.
Since the Simulation Body had not died, the simulation had not ended, so Chen Heng naturally would not receive his rewards.
Chen Heng had considered this for quite a while.
If he directly ended the simulation, he would be able to obtain a large amount of Points.
However, this would not be worth it, given that he would have to give up his Simulation Body.
After the Faith mark had fused into his body, his body seemed to have been fixed—not only did his appearance not change, but his lifeforce did not decline either.
It seemed that this body of his could live for much longer, and it would be a waste to end things here.
Moreover, the Dawn Empire was developing quite well, and if he wanted to reap the benefits from this, he had to continue on.
Chen Heng could have chosen to stay in the simulation, but he did not make this choice in the end.
The effects of faith energy were becoming greater and greater, and Chen Heng was worried that his personality would change more and more. If it went too far, it might affect him even if he left this body.
Rather than have that happen, it was better to leave early.
This had its own benefits—in the future, Chen Heng would definitely return to the Sorcerer World.
When that time came, with the Dawn Empire supporting him, his development would be smoother, and he would not have to start from scratch.
Various thoughts appeared in Chen Heng's mind as he spoke, "Return!"
A faint golden light shined and spread out from Chen Heng's body, soon covering him.
Unlike previous times, this time, nothing happened to Chen Heng externally, but within his soul, a bit of light appeared and vanished.
Only after a while did Chen Heng once again open his eyes.
Positive faith energy appeared around his body.
Within his eyes, faint golden light could be seen.
After losing the original Chen Heng's consciousness, this body was affected by positive faith energy even faster. It was now filled with positive faith energy, and its every action seemed like a holy saint.
After opening his eyes, his expression was calm, and his eyes were filled with gentleness, making him look like the manifestation of positive faith energy.
After a while, Chen Heng turned and looked towards the sky.
"The current me can no longer be called Chen Heng, and can only be called Ed…"
He thought to himself as he looked towards the sky.