However, as Heavy Stone God King's strategist, Han Hai God King naturally could not just watch Qiu Tu seize complete control of the situation.
His mind turned slightly as he began considering how to sabotage Qiu Tu's plan.
His gaze first lingered on the "Heavenly God Level" in Qiu Tu's hand, as though trying to determine whether it was real or fake.
Unfortunately, every "Heavenly God Level" Qiu Tu had brought out was genuine, so even Han Hai God King detected nothing unusual.
He continued analyzing the possibility that the "Heavenly God Levels" Qiu Tu mentioned had been granted by Ilena.
After a moment, he roughly reached a conclusion: there was more than a sixty percent chance that it was true.
After all, the "Order Shrine" had just fought a major war against the "Chaos Path," capturing and killing many Heavenly Gods. Even though many Heavenly God Levels had shattered during battle, the sheer numbers meant there were still quite a few left over.
Under such circumstances, it was reasonable for Ilena to agree to Qiu Tu's request.
More importantly, Qiu Tu came from a remote world. Remote worlds had always possessed very few Heavenly God Levels. Getting one or two Heavenly God Levels from each Heavenly God Trial was already considered good, and that was not even enough to distribute among the experts.
It would be difficult for Qiu Tu to have any Heavenly God Levels left in his possession. That made it hard for him to fake this.
Besides, Qiu Tu was the God King of an entire world. He should have a group of trusted subordinates capable of advancing to Heavenly Gods, giving him a motive to make such a demand.
Thus, Han Hai God King believed Qiu Tu's explanation was very likely true.
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