The title "Refining Double Heroes" was deliberately coined by Master Sun, who also manipulated the public opinion among the Immortal Race. Next, he promoted a competition in fighting techniques between the top refining Heaven’s Chosen of the two races. Both sides exchanged blows, unknowingly shifting the focus of the war to an "arms race."
As expected, shortly after the "Battlefield Sacrifice" incident, Emperor Dacheng summoned Master Sun and granted him great discretionary power. He tasked Master Sun to refine a Martial Fighting Immortal Machine that could counter the Divine Race’s weaponry as quickly as possible.
Master Sun solemnly accepted the assignnt: "I will fulfill my duty without hesitation!"
Master Sun constructed a "rival" for himself during his ti in the Immortal Race. This strategy protected him and significantly increased his importance.
Regarding the new war artifacts used by the Divine Race, Master Sun knew exactly what was happening, as he had personally guided the Hamr of Forging to create these weapons.
However, Master Sun pretended to be ignorant. He visited almost all the survivors of the "Battlefield Sacrifice" and thoroughly questioned them about the features of these new artifacts, making detailed notes.
Then, he prepared to gather outstanding refining immortals in Heaven Realm to form a "research group" and seriously study counterasures.
The surviving Ard Immortal Soldiers who returned from the battlefield nad the new war artifacts "Death God Armant." Master Sun found the na appropriate and inford the Hamr of Forging. This would beco the internal na within the Divine Race, with future models being called "Death God Armant Alpha," "Death God Armant Beta," and so on.
Just as Master Sun predicted, the Martial Fighting Immortal Machines and the Death God Armant beca direct competitors, showing signs of an arms race between the two races.
With the outstanding capabilities of Mark and Charlotte under his command, Master Sun was able to effortlessly complete the first generation of Martial Fighting Immortal Machines that could counter the Death God Armant.
Thus, the Ard Immortal Soldiers regained their dignity, seizing the opportunity to ruthlessly massacre a significant ambush of the Divine Race and avenge the "Battlefield Sacrifice."
The panic within the Divine Race prompted them to pin their hopes on the Hamr of Forging once again.
However, an unexpected twist occurred: the resentful Hamr of Forging called for a eting among the gods in the Heavenly Palace, and proposed a sche to assassinate Tobe Maxwell!
With Tobe Maxwell dead, there would be no one in the Immortal Race capable of opposing the Hamr of Forging! The winner of this great battle would undoubtedly be the Heavenly Palace.
The Hamr of Forging was not just talking. It was willing to offer three precious artifacts as a reward for Tobe Maxwell’s death, including a top-grade artifact!
Master Sun had not expected his "good subordinate" to have such a strategy in hand. Upon inspection, he discovered that so gods in the Divine Domain specialized in "infiltration," "assassination," and "disguise" were eyeing the reward...
When Master Sun subsequently guided the Hamr of Forging in refining the "Death God Armant Beta," he beca unexpectedly irritable, scolding the Hamr of Forging with a torrent of abuse. He even ted out a whipping punishnt under the pretext of "slow progress."
After this incident, the Hamr of Forging seed to develop a psychological shadow. Whenever Lord God showed discontent, the Hamr instinctively covered its buttocks.
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This new victory made the Immortal Race’s public opinion lean even more toward the idea that the winner of the Refining Double Heroes contest would determine the outco of the war between the two races. Hence, they wholeheartedly supported Tobe Maxwell.
Master Sun was well aware that, during this period, his importance to the Immortal Race had increased significantly, and therefore the tolerance of the Emperor Venerables towards him was at its highest.
"So... if I want to do sothing, I’d better hurry," Master Sun thought.
"My strength is still weak and helpless among the two Immortal Venerable nations. In the dangerous Heaven Realm, I can barely guarantee my own safety!"
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When PureRighteous Immortal King received Master Sun’s order, he wasn’t surprised at all.
PureRighteous Immortal King had long realized that Master Sun’s tactics were far more advanced than those of the ordinary Immortal Kings.
Without understanding the rationale behind the order, PureRighteous Immortal King knew he just needed to follow it.
Thus, PureRighteous Immortal King imdiately took action and secretly sought out Master Maurice.
Master Maurice, one of the Five Leaders, was renowned as the number one Immortal Venerable in talisman creation! He was in charge of the largest Immortal Talisman departnt in the Immortal Race, the Fortune Platform.
PureRighteous Immortal King requested an audience and waited for several shichen before being allowed in. Master Maurice’s attitude towards him was cold. "What business do you, a refining immortal, have with ?" he asked.
PureRighteous Immortal King replied, "Your Excellency, the war between the two races is a catastrophe for ordinary immortals but a rare opportunity for exceptional people like yourself. With your knowledge of immortal talismans, there’s no need to fear the Death God Armant."
"Now, the entire Immortal Race is counting on that Tobe Maxwell as their last hope, which is truly infuriating! Both immortal talismans and immortal pills offer nurous thods to counter the Death God Armant, yet those short-sighted people just see the immortal artifacts!"
Master Maurice interrupted impatiently, "What do you want to say?"
PureRighteous Immortal King respectfully said, "I request Your Excellency to take control of the situation. Let us gather the forces of refining immortals, pill immortals, and talisman immortals to prove to the Emperors and the entire Immortal Race that Tobe Maxwell is not the only exceptional person in the Immortal Race!
"Not interested," Master Maurice coldly replied, then waved his sleeve dismissively, "Show him out!"
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