Qian Gu Die Ting's expression turned ugly.
Although Su Ming never directly mentioned his earlier offense, every sentence was aimed at him.
It sounded like they were discussing a tax system, but it was really a roundabout attack on him alone.
Which Quasi-God present needed a massive amount of Abyss Energy?
To put it bluntly, Qian Gu Die Ting was the weakest one, yet he also had the greatest demand.
The more he absorbed, the more tax he would pay. In reality, this policy targeted Qian Gu Die Ting alone.
Moreover, he had a vague feeling that not only would he absorb the greatest total amount, but he would also be the most dependent on the formation.
The other Quasi-Gods—Yun Ming, Chen Xin Jie, Cao De Zhi, and Su Ming—all had some connection to the Sea God, didn't they?
They could probably bear some of the pressure themselves and would barely need to rely on the formation.
On the contrary, Qian Gu Die Ting might have to pay the most tax.
The key issue was that not one of the nine divine artifacts serving as the formation's foundations came from the Qiangu Clan!
"Who approves? Who objects?" Su Ming looked at everyone and waited for their responses.
In truth, aside from Qian Gu Die Ting abstaining, everyone else voiced their approval.
"Very good. Then I'll have professionals test the specific energy circulation data and establish a tiered taxation policy for the future. Every Soul Master's Blood God Ring will record the Abyss Energy they have devoured. Then, when the formation assists Soul Masters in devouring Abyss Energy, it will draw the corresponding amount of energy based on that data."
Su Ming would not handle that himself. He was only responsible for the formation's foundation; the remaining functional operations would be