Could it be because Duge’s strength far surpassed hers, so the skill had no effect?
Or did the Origin of Mankind help Duge beco immune to the skill’s effects?
...
If only she was affected by the skill and Duge wasn’t, that would be really terrible. It would an she would be the only one making sacrifices in this love affair, ultimately falling completely.
Thinking of this, Jannie grew even more regretful, and even beca sowhat indecisive.
Thus, she began to form alliances on Emperor Star, even self-proclaid herself as the goddess of love, vigorously developing faith, matchmaking love affairs, and occasionally seeking Duge for dual cultivation, trying to catch up with Duge. This way, she sought to realize an equal love affair; she didn’t want to be the only one making sacrifices.
Because the last ti the two of them were unconsciously releasing Divine Power during their seabed dual cultivation, it caused a massive disaster in the world.
Thus, they changed the location of their dual cultivation to a distant satellite, so, no matter how tumultuous it got, they didn’t have to worry about harming others...
The obsessive Jannie didn’t realize, after being affected by the Skill, she, like those she set up for relationships, had fallen into a crazed state of passionate love.
Duge noticed sothing was off with Jannie, but he had many matters to attend to and couldn’t constantly focus on Jannie. Moreover, the effects of the skill could only be dispelled by another skill, and currently, he didn’t possess the ability to dispel skills.
Jannie could only be considered to have caused her own suffering, waiting for her power to advance to the Saint Realm, or for her spiritual power to exceed 300 billion before perhaps the skill’s influence would automatically dispel.
Luckily, this matter didn’t seem to negatively impact Duge; at the very least, Jannie was only obsessed with him and hadn’t evolved into being Sickly Cute just yet.
Of course, even if it evolved into Sickly Cute, that wouldn’t matter, as Duge was all too familiar with Sickly Cute; as long as Jannie couldn’t surpass him, then Sickly Cute was just an excellent shield and blade...
...
Not a single Alien Warrior responded to Duge.
Previously.
The Alien Battlefield happened once a year, with four different Alien Battlefields; as long as there was one victory, it always managed to bring so hope for the people to survive.
But after Duge’s appearance, the rules of the Alien Battlefield beca chaotic, deathly battles following one after the other. If it was just the change in the rules, it might have been acceptable.
But the difficulty of the Alien Battlefield increased with each round; the original ten resource slots were reduced to three...
Duge, like a towering mountain, firmly held the first-place spot, leaving no leeway for the other planets.
Moreover, Duge compressed the tifra of the Alien Battlefield more and more, making the leisurely decades or even centuries-long lifespans on the battlefield a thing of luxury.
With no resources, and unable to enjoy life on the Alien Battlefield, who would willingly use their skills to work for Duge for free?
Just to eke out a re one or two years on the Alien Battlefield before returning to their planets to wait for death?
Nobody believed Duge could really stand up to Pan-Universe Entertainnt.
Therefore, this ti the Alien Warriors all entered the battlefield determined to fight to the death; even if they couldn’t beat Duge, they wouldn’t provide him with assistance.
Alien Warriors not tead up with Duge were fortunate and could freely develop;
Alien Warriors on Emperor Star, after witnessing Duge integrate the Emperor Star in a day while maintaining his efficient Blitzkrieg, all chose silence.
Even with very good keywords, they considered themselves ordinary people and chose to hide...
After all, this ti’s Alien Battlefield didn’t have an elimination at the end; even the last place didn’t have to worry about being obliterated.
Especially when they understood that this ti’s Alien Battlefield allowed multiple civilizations to coexist, they were even less likely to stand out.
If other civilizations developed well because they assisted Duge and spoiled their own comrades’ good dealings, they would be the sinners of their entire race.
This ti, the Alien Battlefield opened with ten thousand Alien Warriors, and with many civilizations involved, there were many variables; there was no need to jump out too early...
...
An intentionally hiding Alien Warrior, even with Duge’s perception covering the globe, would be very difficult to find without search-type skills.
After waiting a few days and no Alien Warriors ca to his side voluntarily, Duge simply gave up on them, focusing solely on dealing with the forthcoming confrontation with the Thorne Divine Tribe.
Twenty days later.
Duge directed the first piece of graphic news towards the direction of the Heavenly Gods Clan: "Do you want your civilization to beco the next Thorne Divine Tribe?
Do you want to curb the developnt of the Thorne Divine Tribe, plundering the resources they possess?
Do you want to make yourself the most powerful warrior in the universe?
Co to this coordinate; the Origin of Mankind from the Thorne Divine Tribe is here. As long as you pay enough, the Origin of Mankind will be yours..."
The ssage contained a photo of the Origin of Mankind and the current state of the mutants on Emperor Star, providing solid proof of the Origin of Mankind’s presence on Emperor Star;
Twenty-five days later.
Duge sent the sa ssage towards the direction of the Giant Clan, adding a sentence to the ssage: "Hidden within the Origin of Mankind is a code capable of annihilating the Thorne Divine Tribe. As long as you beat the Thorne Divine Tribe there, the Origin of Mankind is yours—this chance to change your destiny cos only once..."
Thirty days later.
The information about the Origin of Mankind on Emperor Star began to be broadcast indiscriminately to civilizations, along with the ssage "I am Duge, align with ..." cast simultaneously.
Cast a wide net, catch as many fish as possible.
Duge possessed the keyword of chaos, the more chaotic, the better for him.
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