However, when Bai Pu flipped to the later pages of the Encyclopedia of Divine Descent Rituals, he saw something different.
The earlier entries were all rituals for summoning gods of the underworld, dragon gods, gods of light, and the like. These were Main God-level beings in the eyes of the natives, and even to awakened ones, they were true Deities. The materials required for their summoning rituals were simply beyond the reach of mortals.
The later pages contained summoning rituals for various "Subordinate Gods"—in other words, the Divine Envoy summoning rituals as understood by awakened ones.
By comparison, the requirements for summoning a Divine Envoy's descent were much more "lenient."
For example, summoning the Prismatic Sacred Dragon King Aurelion required "only" the essence soul of any Nether Domain Demon God... Considering that the underworld god had twelve Demon Gods under his command, the difficulty was roughly one-tenth that of summoning a Main God.
Yet it was still the same problem.
If an infinitely difficult task was reduced to one-tenth of infinity, it was still infinite for the natives of the Battle Demon World.
Besides, the cost-effectiveness was truly poor.
If I could already kill a Nether Domain Demon God, why would I need to summon a Prismatic Sacred Dragon King with an equivalent template to fight? Even if the Saint Dragon King was somewhat stronger than a Nether Domain Demon God, there was no fundamental difference.
Still, opening the Dark Gold Treasure Chest this time had boosted morale, especially the skill book God Descendant's Comfort, which pleasantly surprised Bai Pu.
Everyone set to work on their own tasks.
Bai Pu himself took a teleportation array and made a personal trip to Gagison.
Though he could not fight personally, based on the solid foundation he had built before, Bai Pu decided