Strongest Hammer God novel Chapter 1136

Kyle created two additional Avatars and stopped. In the end, six versions of Kyle all looked at each other.

'Kinda weird to be in six places at the same time,' he thought as he looked at his Avatars. 'I need some more colors to distinguish them. Since I'm going with an edgy and a normal version, I should also choose the colors appropriately.'

Kyle designated his red and black Avatars as the representatives of his two groups. Red would lead the colorful squad, while Black led the subdued squad.

The two Avatars following Black became white and grey. Initially, Kyle considered making them dark blue and dark green to match the swampy theme, but he felt this theme fit better. White and black were often not seen as actual colors, and grey was just a mix of black and white.

The Avatars of this group were called Black, White, and Grey.

The two Avatars following Red turned blue and green to create the primary colors. Yellow could be used as a substitute for green, but Kyle decided to go with green instead. With the three primary colors, he could make every other color.

Naturally, the Avatars were called Red, Blue, and Green.

In the next moment, five of Kyle's Avatars looked at Green.

"You're my least favorite," Red said. "I don't like yellow or green. They're boring colors, but we have to have a theme!"

Green looked at the ground. "I'm sorry for being born wrong."

"You better be!" Red shouted, pointing at Green with an accusatory finger.

If Green were an actual individual, this situation might seem unfair, but he wasn't. All six of them were just Kyle. Calling one of them out was no different from a guy telling his left arm that he liked the right arm more. The arm was not a true individual, just like Green.

'Alright, so, how will I divide my Avatars? Do I actually send three of them to the Cult of Final Fate?'

Kyle remembered the times he told his friends about his identity as a Parasite. This had been a deep betrayal since the Cult was the enemy of the Cosmos, and his friends had been part of the Cosmos.

'I seriously don't want this to happen a second time. How am I supposed to spend more time with others when I constantly feel like I'm betraying them?'

'However, I also wouldn't really be part of the Cult. I mean, back then, my actual allegiance was with the Cult. I was only in the Array of Stars as a spy. The Blessing made sure that I wouldn't truly join the Array of Stars.'

'Now, things are different. In fact, depending on what I want, it might even be the opposite. I could stay with the Cult to spy on them.'

'Yeah, the war is probably pretty intense, and if I can see how both sides act, I could affect things. I mean, sure, I won't have a huge impact on the war, but I can use the attacks of the Cult to my advantage. If I know where they will strike, I will have the initiative. I can decide whether or not it's worth engaging them.'

Black scratched the back of his head. 'But I'm also not entirely sure about my allegiance. I have a conflict with three of the ten Higher Supreme Powers. The Array of Stars and the Contrast Empire even directly went against me. Meanwhile, the Cult treated me rather nicely.'

'It's weird. I personally dislike one party, but that party is fighting for something I support. I personally like the other party, but that party is fighting for something I don't support.'

'I want this Cosmos to survive, but the people in charge really haven't treated me well.'

'I don't feel good supporting either side fully.'

Kyle thought about the mysterious Organization behind Manny, Swamp Dragon, and the man.

'I still don't know a lot about them. As far as I can tell, they're enemies of both Gods. They don't want the Cosmos to be destroyed, but they also don't like how the owner runs the Cosmos. They seem like the best party to follow.'

Yet, as Kyle remembered his interaction with these three members, he felt some disgust.

All three of them had put the greater collective above their feelings. Manny and Swamp Dragon had decided that sacrificing their comrades was acceptable if it achieved a greater goal. On top of that, the man had voted against what he felt was right to get the outcome he wanted. Sure, that wasn't nearly as bad as what the other two had done, but it was a good indicator of his personality.

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