Han Wu had now shifted the focus of his development.
He no longer searched everywhere for food.
After the Faith Power provided by the dinosaur believers was converted into Divine Power, it was enough to sustain his daily consumption, with a great surplus left over for other purposes.
For example, summoning Locusts.
The Locusts he summoned were born as Han Wu's Fanatical Believers.
Judging by the Faith Power they provided, as long as each Locust survived for more than ten days, it would be enough to repay the Divine Power Han Wu had spent summoning it.
That was still assuming that the Locusts' Giant Beast Levels did not increase.
If the Locusts' levels rose, they would provide even more Faith Power, and the time needed to recoup the cost would be even shorter.
Because these Locusts had been summoned by Han Wu, the dinosaurs in this region did not dare attack them.
Of course, the dinosaurs' physical attacks were not particularly effective against the overwhelming swarms of Locusts either.
The Locusts obediently followed Han Wu's commands and, for now, merely occupied this region in search of food.
The roe deer had now transformed into a grass-and-tree summoning machine.
It summoned vegetation while running.
Wherever it passed, grass and trees sprang up in profusion.
Yet even so, it was still difficult to satisfy the appetites of both the Locusts and the herbivorous dinosaurs.
When carnivorous dinosaurs hunted prey, the severed limbs and shattered remains left behind would also be cleaned up by the Locusts.
But even grass, trees, and meat combined were still not enough to feed the ever-growing Locust swarm.
Thus, under Han Wu's command, the activity range of the Locusts and dinosaurs expanded outward.
They began attempting to invade unfamiliar lands beyond the region in search of more food.