The Goddess of Nature swore an oath—a Heavenly Dao oath. Its main terms were twofold: first, she would be loyal to Chu Fei for one Kalpa; second, she would not take the initiative to provoke Chu Fei in the future, and should a conflict arise, she would yield three times. The prerequisite was that Chu Fei had to rescue the Goddess of Nature.
After the oath was sworn, Chu Fei immediately sensed an invisible constraint.
In the unseen realm, Chu Fei seemed to sense a chain of laws linking his hand to the Goddess of Nature's. This chain of laws carried a fairly powerful binding force, yet it did not seem overwhelmingly strong.
It seemed capable of affecting the Goddess of Nature's condition, but it could neither forcibly control her nor put her to death. However, this control had not been activated. Chu Fei understood that he had yet to rescue the Goddess of Nature.
Besides, the Heavenly Dao of the Outer World was also very weak.
Yet through Meme Technology, Chu Fei tried to analyze this oath. To his surprise, he truly gained something from it!
The operational logic of a Heavenly Dao oath faintly bore traces of Big Data Technology and Meme Technology.
Or rather, Big Data Technology itself sought to analyze the Laws of Heaven and Earth, including the so-called Heavenly Dao.
Chu Fei had now captured certain technical details. He believed that with more oaths, he would be able to analyze even more.
Of course, Chu Fei was not doing this to control the Goddess of Nature. She was, after all, a Saint—a genuine Saint, not one of those miniature Saints from the Green Lotus World. There was no need to court death for no reason, but one could never be too cautious.
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