Knights of Light

After some discussion, Gu Ding called Reed back.

"Reed, we've discussed it. We can give you the key, but we want fourteen slots," Gu Ding said readily. "And we have two additional conditions."

"Go ahead." Reed knew that Gu Ding's willingness to hand over the key was already no easy thing.

"First, no powerhouses at the Heavenly God level will be allowed to participate in exploring the burial ground."

"Second, whoever gets something keeps it. After leaving the burial ground, regardless of what treasures anyone obtains, none of the participating factions may raise objections, much less seize them."

The two conditions Gu Ding proposed were naturally both beneficial to his own team.

The reason he wanted to exclude Heavenly God-level powerhouses was that the Three Peak Races had far too many of them. Without such a restriction, more than ninety percent of the treasures in the burial ground would likely be swept away by the Three Peak Races.

"I understand. I'll do my best to fight for it. And these two requests shouldn't be hard to achieve, because aside from us, the other races also don't want the Three Peak Races to send Heavenly Gods to sweep through the burial ground. As for the second request, most races should agree as well." Reed also approved of Gu Ding's two demands. "Besides that, we'll further refine the rules and make the advantages lean toward our Human Race Camp as much as possible."

"That would be best. Where should we hand over the key?" Gu Ding asked readily.

"Send me your current coordinates. I'll see whether there's a suitable outpost nearby for the handover."

After Gu Ding sent over the coordinates, Reed responded only moments later, sending Gu Ding a star map.

"On this star map, the yellow point is one of