Strongest Hammer God novel Chapter 1059

Kyle took a deep breath as he felt the power of his new existence.

'I fulfill all the requirements for a Supreme Existence,' Kyle thought. 'I'm just missing the necessary amount of Energy. My Aspects have already fused. There are no more bottlenecks. If I wanted to, I could absorb Energy without end and keep advancing.'

'I'm still a Spirit Lord, but only in name. The amount of Energy I have access to hasn't changed.'

'Yet, the quality is on a completely different level,' Kyle thought as he clenched his right fist.

BOOOM!

The Primordial Forces around him were thrown into chaos. Space was stretching to its limits, but it still held together.

'Even as a mere Spirit Lord, I can already push space to its limits, but that's not surprising. If you have enough mass, you can create a massive black hole, but you can also make one by compressing the mass of an apple until its volume is just a tiny spot.'

'This is the difference between an Ascendant and an Immortal. My Aspects are no longer separated. In the past, I couldn't imagine how you could fuse your four Aspects. After all, how can you fuse your mind with your body? How would that even work?'

Kyle grinned as he perceived the insides of his body.

While he hadn't changed a lot on the outside, his insides were vastly different.

First of all, there were no organs anymore. There was no liver, spleen, lungs, intestines, stomach, heart, or even a brain. Instead, there were countless small whirlpools of Energy. These whirlpools pulled in a tremendous amount of Energy from the outside, which streamed through Kyle's entire body.

Yet, these were only the big whirlpools. There were also countless tiny whirlpools, which existed all over Kyle's body. These tiny whirlpools transported Kyle's Energy throughout his body, keeping his existence alive.

There was no centralized place where Kyle kept his Energy. Instead, his Energy was evenly spread across his entire body. This meant that he had lost his Center as a weakness. Now, if someone rammed their spear through his torso, he wouldn't immediately die.

Kyle also noticed that the Energies inside his body were emulating the way Energy moved when a thought was formed. Or, more precisely, this was how a thought was actually formed. It was the brain that had emulated the way Energy moved when a thought was formed.

Consciousness. People believed that they were conscious, but they were not truly conscious. Their consciousness was a mere imitation of what a true consciousness was supposed to be.

The concept of consciousness was fiercely debated amongst philosophers, which was why there was no true answer for the question of what consciousness was. Was a human conscious? Most likely. Was a dog conscious? Probably. Was a fly conscious? Possibly. Was a single-celled organism conscious? Probably not. Was a virus conscious? Most likely not. Was a stone conscious? Almost definitely not.

Why were there these distinctions? Why did people disagree on what was conscious and what was not? It's because there were different levels of consciousness, and Kyle had advanced a level.

A normal human's consciousness only existed in their brain. Their consciousness was just a gathering of neurons that defined themselves. Their body was not part of their consciousness. It was just a meat machine that kept them alive. Without a very specific set of circumstances, a human's consciousness would collapse.

It needed oxygen, fats, proteins, vitamins, protection, stability, and so on. If one looked at it, one might see some similarities to what humanity needed to keep astronauts alive.

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