Immortal Venerable Wu Ben smiled reservedly, "Your Venerable must have a preliminary plan to deal with the Death God Armant using Immortal Talismans, right?"
To his surprise, Master Helen replied, "Let’s set aside the matter of the Death God Armant for now; we need to deal with Tobe Maxwell first!"
Wu Ben and PureRighteous Immortal King were both taken aback, "Your Venerable is so confident..."
Master Helen interrupted, "I already have a foolproof strategy, and this ti, Tobe Maxwell will undoubtedly die! However, I need your cooperation, especially Yours, Immortal Venerable Wu Ben."
Wu Ben thought she wanted to join forces with him, two against one to deal with Mr. Sun - even so, he had no confidence at all, "Tobe Maxwell’s Limitless Saw is not to be underestimated..."
Master Helen let out a charming laugh, "Do not worry, Your Venerable. We will only be responsible for luring the enemy. As for dealing with Tobe Maxwell, he will be facing a kind of opponent he has never encountered before!"
Wu Ben’s face was filled with doubt, while the PureRighteous Immortal King’s heart skipped a beat.
...
The Hamr of Forge had created a new set of "Death God Armant Type B." Now, he was more familiar with the process, having been whipped by Lord God to personally teach him how to refine it seven or eight tis before.
"Three hundred sets should be enough."
"However, I’m afraid it won’t be long before Tobe Maxwell can co up with a targeted new type of Martial Fighting Immortal Machine."
"I’ll have to endure Lord God’s torture again..." Thinking about this, the Hamr of Forge gritted his teeth in hatred towards Tobe Maxwell. However, the Hamr of Forge also admired Lord God’s mindset towards divine weapon crafting - it was truly unparalleled.
Even he, a True God of the forging domain, couldn’t compare.
So, while he feared being spanked by Lord God, he also looked forward to seeing how Lord God would counter Tobe Maxwell’s new Martial Fighting Immortal Machine.
The Hamr of Forge felt that there was sothing wrong with his ntality.
At this mont, a subordinate god ca in to report, "Your Majestic, the God of Soldiers seeks an audience."
This God of Soldiers was originally a subordinate of the God of War. The God of War was once one of the Main Gods, but when the Heavenly Palace slid into the Chaotic Void, he couldn’t survive those years. Consequently, a group of his subordinate gods beca independent. The God of Soldiers was originally just a minor deity who offered protection to ordinary soldiers, giving them so luck on the battlefield. Now, however, he had taken over part of the God of War’s divine power and qualified as a high-level god.
Many gods in the Heavenly Palace were like this now, including the Hamr of Forge himself.
"Please enter."
After the God of Soldiers ca in, he asked, "Was your bounty for Tobe Maxwell serious?"
The Hamr of Forge blinked, "Soone actually took the commission?" Surprised and delighted, he quickly replied, "Absolutely, very serious! I’ve prepared three divine artifacts."
"Good." The God of Soldiers nodded, "An informant I placed among the Immortal Race has re-established contact recently. He disseminated the bounty in the Immortal Race, and an Immortal Venerable has accepted it!"
...
After much consideration, Hamr of Forge decided to report the matter honestly to Lord God.
Mr. Sun hadn’t expected Master Helen to collude with the Divine Race!
This woman really knew how to live well, killing one person and gaining benefits twice over! On one hand, she won over two allies, dominating the three-party alliance; on the other hand, she also intended to take the Hamr of Forge’s bounty and obtain three divine artifacts!
"Ignoring her penchant for killing her husbands, she is truly a diligent and thrifty homaker!" Mr. Sun praised her skill.
...
Wu Ben’s Gold Clan was being squeezed by Mr. Sun to the point of almost collapsing. However, a piece of good news suddenly erged from the lifeless Gold Clan: they had found a new supply of dicinal materials at an extrely low price. After calculating the cost, the Immortal Pills could compete with Immortal Grains.
Moreover, a large amount of cheap dicinal materials was indeed shipped to the Gold Clan soon after.
These dicinal materials were, of course, supported by Master Helen, but she did not give them away for free. She would never be so generous. The two sides agreed that after eliminating Tobe Maxwell and the Gold Clan’s resurgence, the cost of the dicinal materials, plus a 30% interest, would be repaid to Master Helen in installnts.
So, many people speculated about the source of the Gold Clan’s dicinal materials, but only Wu Ben knew the truth.
He left the Gold Clan periodically, either for five days or three days, and after his return, a large batch of dicinal materials would arrive.
Thus, the Immortals speculated that Wu Ben must have discovered an Immortal Domain rich in dicinal materials. Such cases were not uncommon in the Heaven Realm.
When Wu Ben left the Gold Clan to "purchase" dicinal materials again, he frightened away three waves of people who were trailing him in the Star Sea.
To track an Immortal Venerable, one must be at least an Immortal Venerable.
Therefore, the "spy" PureRighteous Immortal King had planted in the Primary Departnt inford them a few days later: Tobe Maxwell had secretly left!
Master Helen was overjoyed, "The fish has finally taken the bait!"
Master Helen could hardly wait and set off imdiately.
Wu Ben left the Immortal Country, entered the starry sky, and circled around a few tis. After "confirming" that there were no followers, he entered a dangerous Star Sea called "Broken Wall Domain."
Immortal Venerables and Emperor Venerables could traverse the Star Sea, but it didn’t an they were invincible in the Star Sea.
In the vast Star Sea, there were many strange and dangerous star domains, the dangers of which were beyond imagination, and many could not be dealt with simply by relying on power.
Wu Ben carefully hid in the Broken Wall Domain for a while before slipping out through a relatively safe route he had previously surveyed. Master Helen was waiting for him outside.
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