Zhao Guang held deep respect for the elders, recognizing that without their sacrifices, his own country’s strength would not exist. In fact, even his past peaceful life was thanks to their efforts.
So given that they could train, Zhao Guang was more than willing to lend a helping hand.
After all, with his abilities, it only took a few minutes to create so suitable battle skills for them.
Even for the more complex ones, he could manage. It wasn’t that he deliberately complicated things, but so things just couldn’t be simplified. Thinking of those elders scratching their heads over research, Zhao Guang couldn’t help but want to laugh.
With matters on Earth settled, Zhao Guang returned to his territory.
Over ti, Zhao Guang finally transford those materials into weapons.
This day, Zhao Guang handed the weapon to Sephidya. "Crafted according to your usual habits, see how it fits."
This ti, the weapon—a long sword, a shield, and a piece of armor—was perfectly suited to Sephidya.
Moreover, unlike before, there was no need to add an aura to it. Given Sephidya’s current strength, she needed no army support; in fact, she never had before.
Although he added an aura, it was essentially wasted.
This ti, the focus was on strengthening Sephidya’s power, either by enhancing Magic Power or boosting Combat Energy intensity. Or it could be basic attributes like attack or defense, all of which were fully maxed out.
"Thank you, master, but about the armor..."
Zhao Guang waved his hand: "Don’t worry, it’s a Demigod Artifact. Once you acknowledge it, it’ll integrate into your being. Even if you transform into your giant dragon form, this armor will rge into your scales, providing additional defense."
Zhao Guang had custom-made this for Sephidya, so how could he not consider these aspects?
Sephidya’s eyes lit up instantly. Although she seldom fought in her giant dragon form, there were tis when it was necessary. This Demigod Artifact was indeed much more convenient than her original weapon.
Through research, Sephidya discovered that both the long sword and the shield could also integrate with her.
They were even more specialized; the long sword would augnt her teeth and claws, increasing Attack Power. Her current attack strength far surpassed that of other dragons of the sa level.
The shield primarily enhanced the defense of her head and reverse scales. Not to ntion other areas, just strengthening the reverse scales alone significantly boosted her defense, as they were a giant dragon’s weak point.
At the demigod level, though a broken reverse scale might not be fatal, it would still cause serious injury.
While Sephidya experinted to get familiar with the new weapons, Zhao Guang went to handle other materials.
The materials were far from depleted and needed processing. For future use, when soone required them, they’d be ready. Speaking of others, Jeana advanced rapidly in power.
Moreover, Jeana spent most of her recent ti in training, progressing at a speed beyond that of anyone else.
According to Zhao Guang’s calculations, Jeana would et the requirents in no more than two to three years.
Should she encounter any particularly special surprises, this tifra could be even shorter. His own fast progression after reaching the demigod level was incredibly advantageous for Jeana, who hadn’t reached that level yet.
Even for Xi Fei and Sephidya, Zhao Guang had again provided an uplift in their improvent.
But Zhao Guang’s peaceful ti quickly ended because people from Borick Continent ca.
It was none other than his old acquaintance Su Buqi. Zhao Guang never expected this sowhat unpleasant fellow to dare stand before him again.
Su Buqi steeled himself as he approached, internally in great distress.
If Zhao Guang held any grudges, things wouldn’t go well for him.
"Here is the military order from the Alliance, and this is the transfer order from the Temple."
Upon hearing this, Zhao Guang frowned: "First, I am not a part of your Alliance, so your military orders are ineffective on . Secondly, I have no faith and am not a follower of any Divine."
The ssage was clear: those thods wouldn’t pressure him, as they were useless.
Su Buqi was sowhat helpless, already aware of Zhao Guang’s difficult nature. But he never expected even the Temple’s reputation to be disregarded. As for the Alliance, it was rely a union, without a true leader.
"Well, the situation is like this: the northeastern front is extrely dangerous now, so we are seeking help."
Su Buqi didn’t hide anything, promptly explaining the entire situation to the northeast.
It turned out that the plague spreading in the northeast was indeed orchestrated by the Divine, employing a thod that caused everyone to ignore it. Recently, a massive outbreak of Plague Giants occurred there.
With these beings present, the front lines couldn’t stop them, and this was no longer a minor issue.
At least several hundred Plague Giants appeared, equating to several hundred Legendary Strongn.
But it wasn’t rely a matter of strongn; the real concern was that they were all sources of plague. Upon receiving the ssage, Temple mbers imdiately acted to intercept the Plague Giants.
Yet, unexpectedly, people from the Evil God Temple ambushed the Temple’s rear.
The result was that both sides engaged in a full-scale battle, leaving no ti to address the front line situation.
With the front line undead forces breathing new life, they continued expanding outward, wiping out two kingdoms in a short ti. Given their current stance, it’s unknown how many more will suffer.
Under these circumstances, everyone knew the situation had spiraled out of control.
Now, no one dared to hide anything; everyone dispatched strongn.
However, to prevent being attacked with no ans of countering, not all strongn could be sent out; a portion had to remain to defend their own countries. Otherwise, how could they handle disruptions from Evil God followers?
And it wasn’t just Evil God followers; the undead professionals were also stirring.
"So you are actually here to ask for help, yet you co with orders," Zhao Guang said calmly.
People from Borick Continent, due to their background, often felt superior. Despite being a demigod, they thought a simple order would command him; they took themselves too seriously.
Even this ti, the person they sent to him was rely a Legend.
Clearly, they underestimated him. But it was just as well, as he didn’t need to exert too much strength and could use the battlefield as a testing ground.
Even if they realized later, they would likely just attribute it to the rural area’s weak military strength.
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