She still had too little fighting power available, so Yu Xunge turned her attention to the Divine Wills she had dug out of the Burial Ground.
Fighting was hardly an option. After death, these gods could not leave the times in which they were buried for long, and the areas in which they could use their abilities were limited to their own domains.
These wills had been housed in World Sigh, where they took the form of clusters of flame.
Only when she had snatched these Divine Wills from the Order Clock had she realized that the times she had once entered might have been within these Soul Fires. Within these flames, the master of the soul's lord was naturally the Sovereign, which was why they had been so omnipotent.
The gods' wills could provide an endless supply of energy to keep the Order Clock running. Could they also help the Arbiter Game?
Holding World Sigh in her palm, she could sense the warmth of those Soul Fires, as well as her ability to draw on the Soul Fire here at any time. What delighted her most was that each cluster of flame could supply over ten thousand points of Soul Fire.
But she still intended to ask first whether there was anything she needed to watch out for, what the limits of this allocation were, and under what circumstances it would harm these Divine Wills.
There were not many Divine Wills she knew well: just Mountains Yudun, Star Sea Beaver Duke, and Star Sea King. Star Sea Youwo only counted as 0.1 of one.
Yu Xunge opened World Sigh, intending to ask Mountains Yudun first. But the moment the pages opened, she once again thought of the question she had deliberately kept ignoring-or rather, had never put any effort