"So, in the next few years, we need to rely on those gods to co over and help us. They get benefits, and we can grow stronger. If more gods co, others will have to think twice before moving against us."
Indeed, if they dare to massacre the gods here on a large scale, it would cause massive upheaval.
Once these gods return, they will certainly retaliate in their original regions and their divine races.
At that ti, they would face imnse public pressure, although they couldn’t hear this public opinion. But the Supre Gods above would surely be alard, and things would be different then.
For , this also serves as an excellent protective talisman.
Although these people dare not speak of what happened here after they return, it’s not necessary to use the reasons here to deal with them. It’s not like finding a reason to act is difficult.
Once these matters were settled, everyone else got busy.
anwhile, Fang Jie also dispatched subordinates to search for suitable planes everywhere, intending to set up teleportation arrays on them.
If none of these planes are suitable, Fang Jie would need to rge a large number of planes into a more powerful one. At that ti, he would use his affiliated territory to transform it into a divine domain.
Fortunately, although creating a new divine domain consus a lot, Fang Jie has ample resources at hand.
Before coming here, other gods had already prepared for him.
If he makes no progress, it would still cause chaos in the rear. Besides, Fang Jie had already completed half of the teleportation array, recognized through the power of the All Heavens Hunting Ground.
If he doesn’t lay down the other half soon, the All Heavens Hunting Ground will punish him.
Fang Jie didn’t leave because there was still soone he needed to et.
As expected, it didn’t take long for soone to arrive at Fang Jie’s study. Fang Jie saw a young man with a scholarly air, whose appearance was plainly maintained but slightly optimized.
"Greetings, White Lord Bai Lian. Subordinate Elental King, forrly nad Dong Si."
"Hello, Dong Si, have a seat. My na is Fang Jie, no need to be so formal."
eting a fellow Earth god was a joyous mont for Fang Jie. Upon hearing about Fang Jie’s story and knowing he beca a god from Earth, Dong Si had actively reached out.
After discovering Fang Jie’s ascent to an Upper God, Dong Si sought protection directly.
On one hand, from what he understood, Fang Jie had a good character and wasn’t a tyrant. On the other hand, they were both from Earth, at least here they could survive.
For Dong Si, the living conditions elsewhere were worsening.
Lacking a patron, becoming a god quickly is seen as a secret and a big prize by any deity.
Only under the protection of a powerful deity can he ensure his safety. Yet, he didn’t trust other gods, only those from Earth who would consider his secrets trivial.
"Among the Lords from Earth, only the two of us have beco gods on our own," Fang Jie remarked.
Though there were a few others on our side, sisters Qin Lan had beco my subordinate gods. Their family beca gods after transforming into Totem Gods, not following the orthodox path.
Or rather, the orthodox path for Earth people.
"I managed to beco a god so quickly thanks to my unique talent."
Dong Si had no intention of hiding it, saying outright. Fang Jie was surprised that Dong Si’s talent wasn’t a disaster level, just a Hell Level talent.
Supposedly, while disaster level talents are rare, they’re not unheard of.
Like eting one who could exploit the probability ability of treasures to near certainty, nearly occupying a large plane.
If that guy didn’t have a ntal issue, he might have beco a god faster than .
In the end, because he bordered on , I wiped him out, but his talent was undeniably strong.
Unexpectedly, Dong Si, becoming a lord and god after Fang Jie, only had a Hell Level talent.
With Dong Si’s explanation, Fang Jie gradually understood. "So, that’s how it is. It seems talent doesn’t have to be high-level; suitability is what truly matters."
Dong Si’s plane once had two people with disaster level talents, but later they both died.
Dong Si’s talent was only Hell Level, but it was exceptionally suited for him. His talent added a certain number of elental soldiers daily, so he chose the Elental Camp.
Fang Jie initially had the chance to choose this camp, but because the troops were too expensive and ford slowly, he didn’t dare choose it. He had to take the risk and choose the Undead Camp initially.
With a steady influx of new troops each day, Dong Si quickly grew strong from the start.
Fast progress ensured even faster progress, leading Dong Si to snowball his growth. Being low-key and not overly ostentatious, few knew of his existence at first.
Then, those two with disaster level talents erupted in war with the natives.
As a result, both were wiped out, and the natives suffered heavy losses, having to slowly recover.
Seizing this chance, Dong Si secretly developed and strengthened, evolving step by step. By the ti others noticed, it was too late to stop him. Dong Si’s journey was incredibly fortuitous.
However, due to his weak talent level, after establishing the Divine Domain and becoming a deity, he’s stuck in a bottleneck.
Now, Dong Si can increase several legendary-level subordinates daily; his talent remains strong, but no qualitative change occurs. Otherwise, he wouldn’t need to join my ranks now.
"It’s still a decent talent; with so developnt, it can be used to guard a region," Fang Jie thought.
"Rest assured, now that you’re here, you’re safe. No one will dare touch you, and I’ll brief you on the developnts in our territory."
Dong Si’s Divine Domain wasn’t developed by direct territorial expansion but was achieved by occupying the original plane.
Due to good luck, he perceived laws early, becoming a god by relying on his section of the plane, turning it into a Divine Domain. But his territory is still only at the Main City level, unaware of the benefits of territorial developnt.
If he can utilize all these facets, Dong Si will undoubtedly beco a formidable general in the future, and Fang Jie won’t miss such talent, so he must inform him of so things.
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