The spacecraft took off, and the group set out for the Battle Law Civilization.
The escort target was Zhan Fanyin.
The escorts were He Xu, Han Wu, and Qin Shuang.
The accompanying personnel were Divine Realm Players recruited by He Xu. They were all merely demigods, responsible for the spacecraft's daily administrative affairs and posing as an ordinary merchant caravan.
Ever since Zhan Fanyin had been taught a lesson by Han Wu, he had become much more obedient and no longer dared to pester Qin Shuang.
Han Wu also had more time to converse with He Xu.
He Xu had learned some information about Han Wu from the Wisdom God King and was equally concerned about this junior disciple.
In their spare time, he used the War Simulator aboard the spacecraft to compete with Han Wu in battles between their followers.
With equal numbers of followers, Han Wu had basically never beaten He Xu.
The main reason was that although Han Wu's individual followers had grown stronger, they were still rather lacking when faced with some gifted competitors.
Fortunately, Han Wu was not discouraged.
He knew his own strengths very well.
His followers had never excelled at one-on-one combat, but rather at many against one.
Overwhelming the enemy with numbers was Han Wu's favorite tactic.
After fighting Han Wu several times, He Xu acknowledged Han Wu's strengths while also discovering quite a few of his weaknesses.
Han Wu was very strong. There was no doubt about that.
Yet perhaps because he had improved too quickly, his control over divine offices, divine might, and even divine authority fell far short of He Xu's standards.
For this reason, He Xu patiently taught Han Wu how to make use of divine offices, divine might, and even divine authority.
Divine offices were very fundamental