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Evil Spirits, through the Boundary Breakers, obtained glimpses of the alien worlds, but that knowledge was not enough for them to understand everything. They still held a dogmatic belief that their origin god was invincible, whether in this world or any other.
Even the high-rank Evil Spirits exhibited a very strong obsession with this belief.
"Let’s give these Evil Spirits a little help."
Bazel did not plan to do much for the mont and leaned towards letting the Evil Spirits’ coveted Great Evil God erge: "Based on the situation, we will see whether to resurrect It in the Mortal Realm or in Hell."
It’s not easy to open the gates to Hell in this world, but that’s under the premise of insufficient benefits. Once there is enough to gain, even the most difficult tasks beco solvable.
"For all we know, those Evil Spirits might even plan to sacrifice us along with their offerings."
Another Boundary Breaker beside Bazel spoke up, and Bazel chuckled: "Certainly, those Evil Spirits have never harboured good intentions."
The nefarious Evil Spirits have their own hidden agendas, and the end result would depend on how the situation is handled. For the Great World, as long as the boundaries of this world are broken, nothing else matters. To put it more coldly, they themselves are inconsequential...
Of course, if they manage to return alive, they can have almost everything they desire. Although it’s not as ’omnipotent’ as the Dusk rcenaries, the Omnipotence of Dusk is quite rigid. Their system is much more flexible, like, most mundanely, wanting money.
If you want money from Dusk, you have to use rit points or scavenge resources from other worlds to get money. On their side, they can simply get a card with a huge deposit. A beauty? The sa applies; Dusk rcenaries have to find one themselves, as long as they can bring her back, it’s fine.
However, when it cos to so special resources, Dusk’s advantages are too strong, whether it’s weaponry and equipnt processed there or miraculous potions and pills.
"Before that, we can try testing that Proxy Agent, right?"
"No, let that Proxy Agent move freely for now. As long as she doesn’t get near the City of Evil Spirits, it’s fine." Bazel was very cautious, fully aware that he was not a top-notch entity from the Great World. Clashing with a Proxy Agent would simply be asking for trouble, a problem most Boundary Breakers had to face, though they could manage against Dusk rcenaries.
It’s especially awkward when facing a Proxy Agent; not being able to win is the biggest problem.
But that Proxy Agent brought sothing into existence that even the Evil Spirits took seriously, which even eliminated the need for convincing them. The Evil Spirits actively sought out cooperation, so providing so extra support on their part was not an issue at all.
If they could take care of the Proxy Agent, great; if not, they would just stall for ti. Being involved with the strongest myth in this world, that should be able to settle a lot of issues, right?
What they needed to do now was to determine the right ti to help the Evil Spirits to open the gate.
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"Sigh, it’s so clean here..." Zheng Yichen muttered to himself with a mixture of annoyance and sarcasm. Unlike yesterday, today, after opening a portal to Hell, he was presented with a desolate Hell. Well, it wasn’t completely desolate.
He saw so souls strung up by ntal Aberration creatures, wailing in Hell, endlessly providing the aberrant ntal Power necessary for the creatures’ growth.
Clearly, these newly born ntal Aberration creatures were not what he was looking for. He sought instead the stronger and more nurous Hellish Evil Spirits and ntal Aberration creatures.
Yet, using bait had a less than satisfactory effect, attracting Evil Spirits and ntal Aberration creatures that fell short of Zheng Yichen’s expectations, making him even feel it wasn’t worth using the fragnts in his possession. Shouldn’t such items be used for a more formidable offering, like the Shadow of the Great Evil God?
In the end, Zheng Yichen only carried out a standard White Light summoning ritual, and what he summoned was neither a white ball nor the beautiful Heroic Spirit he longed for, but what seed to be a cleaned-up and whitened ntal Aberration creature.
However, it wasn’t as hideous as ntal Aberration creatures. To put it simply, he had conjured sothing akin to a half-orc being.
A half-werewolf.
"So what determines this form?" Zheng Yichen tried to communicate with the half-werewolf, but the feedback he received was similar to that from silhouette Evil Spirits: a certain degree of intelligence but lack of speech. Nonetheless, it followed Zheng Yichen’s commands quite well.
Disappointed, he stored the half-werewolf Heroic Spirit inside the fishing rod. Now that it had taken a half-werewolf form, perhaps with a bit more effort, he might indeed get his hands on a cat-eared maiden Heroic Spirit. As for strength, there was no need for comparison; it was way better than the Cerberus Evil Spirit.
"Was the haul that bad this ti?"
Alice placed a cup of water in front of Zheng Yichen, quite accustod to his daily solo trips to Hell.
After inspecting the color of the tea and tasting it, which turned out to be quite good, he said, "It seems like those Evil Spirits have so kind of sche. When I went to Hell, it was spotlessly clean. Using so bait didn’t lure many Evil Spirits, and I didn’t encounter any carrying a Great Evil God fragnt."
Alice was silent regarding this topic, finding herself out of depth with such high-level matters. To her, fragnts of the Great Evil God were the stuff of legends, yet they seed to be sothing Zheng Yichen could obtain effortlessly. She said, "Lately, the activities of the Evil Spirits here have beco very abnormal. It looks like they’ve taken an interest in... your Heroic Spirit."
"Oh? Your perception of the Evil Spirits hasn’t changed?" Zheng Yichen asked in surprise. Alice no longer had issues with Life Force related to Evil Spirits, but she still retained non-human characteristics. Lilith’s explanation was that it was akin to betraying the Evil Spirits.
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