Although it’s an alliance, they cannot let their Land of Faith diminish. Fang Jie has only one way to acquire territory, which is to seize it from others. This is also the approach most deities take upon arriving at the Gods Continent.
There’s another thod, which is to select a piece of wasteland and then relocate people there from elsewhere.
These are his people, so they can directly form his faith.
However, hardly anyone does this because the cost is too high. Isn’t it better to raise these believers elsewhere rather than sending them to such a place?
Fang Jie took so ti to feel it and found that the Gods Continent had been tampered with by the gods.
This place, although the plane is vast and the rules themselves are well refined, actually cannot nurture gods, let alone achieve silver level through cultivation on its own.
The longer the existence, the more difficult it is to reach this level.
To have powerful strength, one must believe in gods, join the Divine Sect, and obtain power from the gods.
Fang Jie selected a relatively barren territory and then released a large number of undead to occupy the place. These undead, in a certain sense, can be considered believers brought from other places.
"Interesting, the restrictions in these places are really quite significant."
Fang Jie discovered that there might indeed be so divine rules in this place.
For instance, there is no way to build territories here; anything related to territories cannot exist in this place. Fang Jie even suspects that his Mountain and River Spirits would be directly suppressed by the rules upon arrival.
This place does not allow random construction, but beings like gods should easily obtain territories.
"Then, the reason can only be one thing, newly arrived gods and those who have been developing for a long ti are not equal in strength, and these troops also affect the survival and faith of native creatures."
Although not sure about the specifics, Fang Jie feels he’s probably correct.
If it weren’t so, gods would not abandon the highly convenient tool of territories, nor prohibit everyone from using them.
Of course, sending manufactured troops here is not a problem. Otherwise, Fang Jie’s own forces couldn’t truly be sent here.
Moreover, these troops have a special designation in this world, known as Divine’s ssenger or Divine Puppet.
They believe these troops are puppets created by gods themselves, responsible for communicating with them, delivering divine decrees, or providing protection, as gods do not care about these things.
Many tis, in wars or dangerous situations, gods will send large numbers of puppets forward, a pattern so established that the natives find it unsurprising.
Although so people also know that these puppets, after being transmitted over generations, will beco normal living beings.
In fact, many tribes have ancestors who were such Divine Puppets, yet they never regard these troops as normal people.
Those who treat them as normal people are few, and they would be considered heretics or even be dealt with.
"Very good, it’s decided on this place. Although functional buildings can’t be constructed, there are high-yield seeds, so let’s start planting here first, since this place isn’t bad after all."
Fang Jie’s incarnation observed the surroundings and then gave orders.
No matter what, the work capability of skeleton labor is still fine.
As for seeds, although there are very convenient functional buildings, Fang Jie has not given up on research regarding many things. Especially many capable researchers are maintained on high pay to conduct research.
And the researched products can also be integrated into the functional building’s functions.
These things might not show much effect in the short term, but after a long ti, they can exhibit so differences. Arriving at the Gods Continent this ti, these things are quite apt.
Indeed, sotis opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared. Although the other three have been here longer, their developntal foundation is far from matching his.
In less than half a month, this desolate place was fully controlled by Fang Jie.
So refugees were also accepted in, becoming Fang Jie’s believers. Of course, they were rely generic believers, not devout followers, so even holding faith in other religions.
Here, there’s no protection from a Divine Domain, so traditional thods must be used.
Fang Jie is welcoming, aiming to gather population first.
However, Fang Jie quickly realized that population growth wouldn’t be that easy. Because true refugees are few, being essentially losers in faith wars. Most have been taken away.
Even heathens have potential for recruitnt and conversion; gods wouldn’t waste them.
"Lord, it’s been investigated. Ahead lies a territory of a Nature Camp god, known as the Forest God. There are many high-level goblins and forest elves, along with so humans and half-elves."
Fang Jie’s undead followers still habitually refer to him as lord.
If it were others, they would now address him as White Lord Bai Lian.
Fang Jie nodded, "Very good, understood. How does their strength compare to ours?"
"The opposite has few gold-level forces, at most a hundred thousand."
Fang Jie felt reassured. This ti he sent over a billion gold-level troops at once, and more can co subsequently. Entering the Gods Continent costs quite a bit.
But this cost is nothing to Fang Jie, as long as so un-fissioned ones are sent over.
After arriving, fissioning saves a lot at the start.
It’s perceived this restriction is also prepared to limit other gods from sending too many forces inside. But for Fang Jie, it’s just right; this troop restriction allows for a massive advantage.
As long as it’s not overdone, triggering an attack from other gods, there will be no issues.
"It seems they’re not strong. In that case, let’s seize it; anyway, the relation between the Nature Camp and our Undead Camp has always been poor." Fang Jie finds no fault in attacking the Nature Camp.
Even hearing it, others would only cheer loudly.
"Yes, Lord." The subordinate imdiately went to prepare the army for his first faith war in this world. After this war, he would finally have a foundation for faith.
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