From this mont on, Fang Jie had one more task, which was to continuously search for various information.
Finally, Fang Jie discovered a potential target at a distant border location.
"Even Big Worlds can form an Alliance, seems like they are truly desperate."
Fang Jie looked at the information, sothing just acquired from the discussion forum. Although there wasn’t much information left by the Supre Gods, it wasn’t easy to find these pieces dealing with the surrounding Big Worlds.
The Supre Gods didn’t bother to hide this, as for them, it didn’t matter if others knew.
Fang Jie discovered in a corner area of the All Heavens Hunting Ground, there were five Big Worlds that ford an Alliance.
"It’s not easy for Big Worlds to move their position, and now they seem stuck. Is it the ability of the All Heavens Hunting Ground to entangle surrounding Big Worlds with itself?"
Fang Jie understood sothing; apparently, the All Heavens Hunting Ground indeed has this ability.
Upon discovering other Big Worlds, the All Heavens Hunting Ground couldn’t imdiately Devour them but could still bind them.
In this way, through continuous Devouring and the assistance of internal Gods, it could gradually absorb that Big World into itself. So worlds, being more powerful, could manage to hold out though.
So powerful Big Worlds even attempted to turn the tables and Devour the All Heavens Hunting Ground in return.
Fang Jie finally understood why there were so many Big Worlds around the All Heavens Hunting Ground— they were all bound by similar ans. Otherwise, why wouldn’t other Big Worlds have so many hostile worlds around them?
The aggressive nature of the All Heavens Hunting Ground is indeed formidable, Fang Jie silently remarked.
Over there, in that corner, a small-scale Big World, unaware if fortunate or unfortunate, was controlled. Originally, with its own strength, it couldn’t fend off the attack from a Big World, but luck brought allies during the confrontation.
Possibly, later on, other Big Worlds of similar sizes appeared there, also getting bound.
And apparently five of them at once, resulting in these five Big Worlds banding together.
The weakest among these Big Worlds had only two Supre Gods internally, and its inherent strength didn’t even surpass that of the Big World previously discovered by Fang Jie. Big Worlds like these weren’t their match at all.
According to internal docuntation, when they were initially discovered, other Supre Gods were waging war against different Big Worlds.
Due to being caught in intense battles, they couldn’t attend to matters over here; that battle was extrely perilous and enormous in scale. As a result, this world was left behind.
By the ti their battles ended, this area had transford into three worlds, making them dare not act rashly anymore.
Now, it has turned into five, making the overall strength extrely formidable.
The individual strength of these Big Worlds isn’t very strong but because of the internal suppression by the Big Worlds and the increase provided to their own Supre Gods, it’s impossible to resolve them swiftly.
As long as they hold out for a month, they could receive reinforcents from other worlds.
Under these circumstances, unless a significant number of Supre Gods act simultaneously, resolving them is impossible.
Moreover, if a large number of Supre Gods were to act, the surrounding other Big Worlds wouldn’t sit by idly. After all, to them, the only greatest enemy is the All Heavens Hunting Ground.
This location appears to be the place where Fang Jie has the most potential to succeed.
Other Big Worlds are too strong, and alone, he is no match.
Unifying others isn’t feasible either, as they wouldn’t proceed without extracting benefits. Absorbing too much World Origin ans insufficient contributions to the All Heavens Hunting Ground, making the Contract void.
Although destroying a few more worlds could fulfill the goal, handling even one is already a headache, let alone several.
"Surely, this is exceedingly troubleso, alright, let’s first gather so intelligence over there."
The world over there is ultimately weaker, making intelligence gathering relatively easy. Fang Jie didn’t involve his Divine Race mbers but entrusted his direct subordinates with the investigation for better confidentiality.
If the White Lotus Divine System got involved, it would surely attract attention.
If those Gods discover plans against the Big World over here, who knows if they’d get involved. If not openly, then perhaps waiting for a chance to take advantage, posing even greater danger.
To ensure his progression, this matter must be handled secretly.
"Perhaps, it’s necessary to create a Supre Divine Artifact, one specialized in offense." Fang Jie was out of options, but creating a Supre Divine Artifact would consu his Big World Core.
To elevate his Divine Country, he needed a Big World Core.
This was Fang Jie’s dilemma; though he accidentally achieved this target, he knew how troubleso one Big World could be. Obtaining another wasn’t going to be easy.
Fang Jie hesitated on whether to create it.
However, Fang Jie began predicting the structure of the Divine Artifact. Whether or not it would be created in the end, the structure needed to be completed first. When the ti cos, it can’t be left unfinished if he wishes to make it.
With Fang Jie’s current capability and knowledge reserve, predicting this Divine Artifact would take years. If accelerated, about a year might suffice.
"Alright, let’s calculate for now."
So ti passed, and Fang Jie suddenly received information from his subordinates.
"What? A Big World discovered, and it actually fits the requirents perfectly. Are we that lucky?"
Fang Jie was sowhat surprised that his subordinates discovered another Big World, and it fit his requirents perfectly. How did other Gods not discover it, wait, maybe it’s a matter of perspective.
The greatest perspective other Gods had was focused on surrounding other Big Worlds.
Besides himself, no one else was this proactive in exploring the farther Void. Currently, Fang Jie commanded the largest divine exploration team. His subordinate Gods spent most of their ti exploring the external Void.
No one, even Upper Gods, would typically use them for such undertakings.
Perhaps because of this, they found it hard to discover distant Big Worlds. Also, passing through the surrounding Big Worlds’ blockade wasn’t easy for the Supre Gods.
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