Finally, after taking a large part of the opposing Divine Domain, Fang Jie finally allowed people from his side to cross over.
"What, why? Why can they go and I can’t? I want to go too."
"No, your faith level isn’t sufficient; you cannot beco a Priest. You need to be a Priest to go to the other side now."
The person was displeased: "But he’s not a Priest either, you just need to put on so clothes?" Indeed, he recognized that guy, wasn’t it just a change of clothes?
"It’s not about the clothes; it’s about his faith level reaching that of a Devout believer while you’re just a Light believer, not even a True Believer." Upon checking the person’s faith level, the receptionist beca even more dismissive.
Just a Light believer, thinking he’s sothing formidable.
"I’m at the Gold Level, a strong one. You have no right..."
Before he could cause more trouble, he suddenly felt a strong power suppressing him. This power was of Legendary Level; in the face of Legendary, a re Gold Level ans nothing.
"In the God’s Divine Domain, faith is the true status. If your faith is insufficient, causing trouble ans death."
The person dared not speak recklessly now, for he knew this was all true.
Thanks to his good talent, his strength had always been considerable. Relying on his strength, everyone had to give him so respect. Later on, Fang Jie turned this into his Territory, but these people still hadn’t changed their minds.
Now the influence of the Divine Domain was too short; these people still acted according to previous practices.
But they hadn’t realized that faith level was so important here. However, faith level cannot be elevated by other ans; it must be truly increased by enhancing one’s faith level.
If one has no faith, this level cannot be raised.
Seeing others with higher faith levels, accumulating more faith points, exchanging for ever-stronger powers.
These people were very anxious, eager to make contributions, to exchange rits for more resources to enhance their strength. But they finally discovered that even wanting rits wasn’t easy.
Not only him, but all of these people hadn’t obtained what they wanted.
Because in this batch, Fang Jie, worried about potential issues, required everyone to be at least a True Believer or higher.
Such people, even when facing any special ans from the opposition, were very difficult to influence.
And with these people making general command adjustnts, their troop strength could exhibit even greater power. The opposing believers desperately wanted to resist, but ultimately found resistance entirely futile.
"Is the main force really so subordinate Forest Bull Monster, and elves, although in lesser numbers."
Generally, Natural Attribute Gods would have elves as subordinates, and the elves are often the main force.
Though in this case, while elves hold the highest status, the most nurous are these Forest Bull Monsters. Like upright walking bulls, but the horns grow closely along the head.
They appeared gentle, with nothing intimidating about them.
Completely green with so yellow patterns adorning them. The strength of these Forest Bull Monsters is very powerful, and they can use so Druid Magic, but overall their strength is still far inferior to elves.
Moreover, their mutual coordination is not good, unable to withstand the massive attacks from the undead.
Fang Jie doesn’t care about the natural environnt of this world; for the territories occupied, he directly destroys all the forests. Once control is established, restoration isn’t much of a hassle.
Without the forest environnt, the strength of these Forest Bull Monsters was imdiately diminished drastically.
Even the elves, losing their familiar environnt, could not unleash high levels of power.
The only thing that slightly frustrated Fang Jie was because the opponent had been a god for a very long ti, all the creatures on the opposite side were Devout Believers. This level of followers simply cannot be turned.
Most of the troops can fight to the last man standing.
Although he knows he will also be like this in the future, seeing the state of the other’s Divine Domain, Fang Jie could only sigh in disappointnt. So many elves must be dealt with because there’s no way to convert them.
Even if they were all captured for use in Life and Death Reincarnation, it would take too long and not be cost-effective.
"What, trying to negotiate or plead again this ti? Unfortunately, I don’t accept either."
Upon sensing the ssage sent by the opponent once more, Fang Jie coldly replied. Trying to extinguish him, playing dirty tricks, yet still wishing for him to spare the opponent, not even a thought.
Even though he joined a New God Alliance, he is still a God of the Undead Divine System.
If the other side dared to trouble him on a large scale, the Undead Divine System isn’t one to be bullied easily.
Due to the opponent’s strong organization, Fang Jie would not act recklessly, but likewise, the opponent couldn’t act recklessly either. Such rules are reciprocal; right now, Fang Jie is benefiting from these rules.
The Forest God at this mont was completely devoid of previous dignity, looking extrely haggard.
No choice, as a legitimate God, the Forest God’s strength largely relied on the increase of Faith Strength. As the Faith Strength kept declining, so too did her strength.
And if the Divine Domain is completely destroyed, being a god without a Divine Domain is often very miserable.
The difficulty in securing another Divine Domain is incredibly high, and it would be impossible to perfectly match herself again.
Without a compatible Divine Domain’s help, although she could maintain certain strength, she could never advance, with the Middle-Level God remaining far out of reach, which was unacceptable to her.
But the opponent across was determined not to spare her, with no conditions working.
Even agreeing to be an undercover, trading so intel about the Divine Race itself, or even to beco the Divine Queen or Divine Consort to the other side, but they remained unmoved, completely ignoring any of her conditions.
Truly a soulless undead full of thoughts about eliminating enemies.
The Forest God faced such a situation for the first ti and didn’t know what to do.
Had she known it would co to this, she wouldn’t have provoked such a troubleso existence, regretting it, but it’s now too late.
She secretly vowed in her heart that if she survived, she would spare no effort to take revenge on this damned undead. Her Divine Domain at this mont had already been occupied by a third, and half seed imminent.
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