Land sighed silently in his heart.
However, these guys mastered this kind of power long ago; if they are still alive now, they might have beco terrifyingly strong.
If I encounter them in the future, I must be extra careful.
"I’ve heard you want to understand the world I co from.
The Aries Pope doesn’t know much about many secrets.
Let introduce it to you, True Dragon from the Otherworld.
The world I am in was created by an original Creator Spirit.
Later, this Creator Spirit also created the supre Earth Mother Goddess, Father Sky God, and countless lives.
After countless ages, the Creator Spirit left this world.
The Earth Mother Goddess and Father Sky God combined and gave birth to the first generation of Old Gods, the Titan Race.
They naturally wielded supre powerful forces.
Later, as ti passed, these Titan Gods intermingled, or combined with so other beasts, giving birth to many Divine Blood Creatures.
These creatures were called the Second Generation Gods.
They also inherently possessed great power.
Then there were Third Generation Gods, Fourth Generation Gods, and so on.
With many gods and ti passing, friction naturally arose.
The Titan Gods were primally savage Old Gods; they worshipped only their own power and despised the weak, even considering their own children as inferior bloodlines.
When fighting each other, they did not know how to restrain themselves in the slightest.
The heavens crumbled, the earth shattered, and countless beings were killed or injured.
Earth Mother Goddess and Father Sky God, though capable of healing the world’s wounds,
never cared about the life and death of other creatures and remained hidden.
My father, Ah Zeus, was kind-hearted. Although a Second Generation God, he had extraordinary talent and was powerful, not inferior to the first-generation Old Gods.
He didn’t want the Titan Gods to continue their brutality and thus organized all the Second Generation Gods, and subsequent Gods, to unite together and rebel against the First Generation Gods.
However, the power of the First Generation Gods was imnse, and we were not their match until we encountered the Great Blue Diamond Dragon Jaya.
This being’s strength was not inferior to the First Generational Divine King and moreover, taught us many things, joining us in completely defeating the Titan Gods.
Afterwards, my father Ah Zeus ruled the entire world, ushering in a long-lasting peace.
Until a millennium ago, my father, in pursuit of greater power, used the secret skill of the Great Jaya to leave this world.
Before leaving, he appointed and twelve of the most powerful among my other sisters and uncles as the Twelve Main Gods, intending for us to jointly govern and manage this land.
Who knew that most of these gods were ambitious, wanting to beco the second Ah Zeus, to control this land.
Thus, war descended upon this land once again..."
Goddess Athena spoke at length, and Land gradually gleaned much information from it.
At the sa ti, he made conjectures about why Blue Diamond Dragon Jaya helped these Second Generation Gods defeat the First Generation Gods.
It should be to obtain so World Fragnts.
World Fragnts typically reside within the powerful artifacts, lives, and regions that are born after each world is created.
The Titan Gods were children born from the two supre gods created by a deity whose status may rival Ayo.
Among these children, if none harbored World Fragnts, it would be impossible.
"An intriguing story.
So what did this fellow countryman of mine teach you in your world? And did he leave anything behind?"
Land nodded at last and asked.
He thought that perhaps he could gain sothing from it.
The Great Jaya taught us so magic and the thod to condense a Divine Fragnt and beco a God of Faith.
The God of Faith is likely the type of god in your world, right? They are different from us naturally powerful beings, possessing peculiar powers.
The combination of the two enabled us to completely defeat the Titan Gods together," the Goddess statue replied.
"Condensing a Divine Fragnt? Becoming a God of Faith?"
Land showed a hint of surprise.
In Ayo World, thods to beco a god are held by each Divine Being, and there’s no legend or thod passed down for any life form to beco a god after acquisition.
Even those who obtain parts of a Divine Fragnt at most use the Divine Fragnt to enhance their strength or beco so-called demigods and false gods.
That Blue Diamond Dragon actually knows even the thod to beco a god...
"Indeed, the thod to condense a Divine Fragnt and beco a god.
If you want it, I can share it with you."
This statent sent a shock through Land’s heart.
Is becoming a god important to Land?
He wasn’t very clear about the specific strength of a god, but it should certainly be much stronger than he currently was.
These beings possess so basic rules, after all.
If he could also control them, his strength would undergo a qualitative leap at least in the short term.
Of course, if sustained until later, when his size swells infinitely, this Divine Power might not stand out.
But at least.
If he mastered the thod to beco a god, he could make his subordinates, no longer so useless, right?
Land felt his current greatest frustration was having no usable subordinates.
Those under him were ultimately re mortals.
Even this Xiao Female Dragon, clearly already considered a strong one, was enhanced by him to be on par with an average Legendary Dragon Species, yet still could not keep up with his pace of advancent.
This made Xiao Female Dragon’s role extrely minimal, capable only of handling chores.
The other subordinates were even more useless.
Currently, for sothing to be of substantial use, it must at least be of epic level.
But those are strong beings themselves; how would they readily serve under Land? He didn’t have the personal charm to recruit epic-level strong individuals.
Overall, those he trained couldn’t keep pace with his advancent.
Directly recruiting strong ones was extrely difficult.
But if the ones he trained could beco gods, wouldn’t everything be solved?
"So... Goddess from the Otherworld! Tell , what is the price?"
Land asked solemnly, staring intently at the goddess statue.
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