Fang Jie looked at the other party’s requirents, which stipulated that only those with the combat power of a later-stage demigod expert were eligible.
Moreover, one was also required to have underlings of demigod level, and possess a Divine Domain—these were not things that an ordinary person could have. Seeing these requirents, everyone knew that the world in question was probably not so simple.
There were people who signed up, but very few. Apart from Emperor Skeleton, there was only one person nad Ye Li.
But being approved by Emperor Skeleton also indicated that she indeed t the conditions.
After considering, Fang Jie directly asked, "May I participate?"
"You may, just register. If you et the requirents, you’ll pass. However, to join, you must sign a contract, and I believe you understand these rules."
Understand what? Fang Jie seldom interacted with others, so he really wasn’t clear about these rules.
It seems Emperor Skeleton did not recognize him, but it’s understandable. After all, he was only a legend who had just arrived here.
In this world, there are many people with the sa na; the other party probably didn’t think he could have grown so quickly. Normally, to et these criteria, one’s strength would definitely not be simple.
And those with such strength must have grown over a long ti, how could they not know the various rules?
Fang Jie applied and passed. After all, his hard power was not weak.
Looking at the contract, Fang Jie understood sowhat, "Indeed, no matter what you are collaborating on, it is necessary to be careful." This was not an ordinary contract, but one that was restrained by the power of Law.
This power would directly affect him and even his Divine Domain.
If he dared to violate it, it was uncertain whether he would die, but his Divine Domain would definitely be shattered.
The content of the contract reassured Fang Jie to a considerable extent. First and foremost, this operation required secrecy; no thod or reason was allowed to divulge anything to anyone, as a precaution against interference.
In addition, participants were not allowed to plot against each other or attack or disrupt teammates.
In summary, the contract was full of various restrictions, all to ensure their safety.
It had to be said, Emperor Skeleton was indeed a sly old hand, leaving no stone unturned. Just this contract alone was enough to exclude those with ulterior motives.
Even if soone managed to sneak in, with the restrictions of the contract, there was nothing they could do.
Those who could violate this contract definitely would not covet these minor benefits, of which Fang Jie was very aware.
The last part detailed various allocation sches, of course, mainly restrictions.
For example, if one wanted to set up an array to absorb the origin power of that world, it had to be activated simultaneously by everyone, a point that was strictly limited. If one violated this contract, they would be directly targeted by All Heavens Hunting Ground.
Being monitored by All Heavens Hunting Ground was certainly not a pleasant experience.
After reading it through, Fang Jie did not think he would violate it, so he communicated through the special feature of the discussion area and remote-signed the contract. The next mont, a sphere fell into Fang Jie’s hands.
"This is the coordinate, be careful when you use it. In order to avoid being marked in advance, you can only go to that world by yourself initially, and you can’t mobilize the troops behind you; you must rely on yourself."
Fang Jie nodded. It seed that the requirent for having a Divine Domain was a special restriction.
But then, Fang Jie changed his mind, because Emperor Skeleton spoke again,
"Once everything is stable, you can summon force from your own Divine Domain over."
"Summon force from the Divine Domain? Can it directly enter other worlds? There’s such a usage; I didn’t even know," Fang Jie truly didn’t know. This was a hidden feature of a Divine Domain.
Or rather, it wasn’t a normal feature but a special thod of use.
Using this thod, one could bypass the restrictions of All Heavens Hunting Ground, Fang Jie checked and indeed discovered it. However, no specific thod was provided here; it seed a trip to the City of Death for a deal was necessary.
After all, this counted as a Special Secret thod—how could it be casually shown to people?
Fortunately, although he couldn’t summon, he had other thods.
It wasn’t long before Fang Jie saw the last individual arrive, making a total of four recruits for this mission.
The last person was nad Zi Lan, also not what one would call a common na.
Suddenly, Fang Jie received an invitation and joined a small group—they needed to discuss. They obviously couldn’t discuss their plans openly in the discussion area, letting others overhear.
"Alright, everyone is here. Tomorrow at noon is the mont we set out. Everyone will depart simultaneously; tearing through the space barrier of the other side will be a bit easier that way, even if it does make a bigger disturbance."
"So what exactly is the situation with that world, why do we need so many people to go together?"
Hearing Ye Li’s words, Emperor Skeleton directly said, "That world is one that has Gods."
"Have you gone mad? A world with Gods is not sothing we can deal with." Even an ordinary Wild God was not sothing demigods could contend with. Even if their numbers increased by a hundred or a thousand tis, they would not be able to touch the opponent.
"Don’t worry. Although that world can nurture Gods, the God within is not native to their world."
"That is a foreign God who, after killing the native Gods, was also severely injured. The God is now restricted by the world and can no longer leave. As long as we can deplete his power, killing him is still possible."
"Besides, even if we can’t kill the opponent, just absorbing more Origin Power at that ti is enough. After that world is marked, the God and us have nothing to do with one another."
Indeed, at least until now, Fang Jie had not seen anything that a God could struggle against in the presence of All Heavens Hunting Ground.
"In that case, it might be feasible, but are there no Gods capable of normal activity in that world anymore? What about the demigod level, how many are there, can we deal with it?"
After all, there were only four of them; it wasn’t so easy to conquer a powerful world.
"Of course, I don’t intend to seek death. That world has just gone through a great war, and although there are still so demigods, their number is not large, and the top ones at most only two—they are no match for us."
"It’s still not easy to deal with, why not recruit a few more people?" Zi Lan asked.
"No, the more people there are, the more origin power we have to distribute, and we don’t have that much Origin Power to allocate." Why would they pursue an endeavor from another world if there were no benefits?
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