Omnidirectional Fantasy
Chapter 1594

The Next Strike Will Send You to Hell (Please Vote)

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(Heartfelt thanks to 'World's End Ballad', 'Xenovia, the Giant of Light', 'Unknown◎Moyan', 'Wufeng Haotian', 'Mo Yu Linshang', 'Mingyun de Ling', 'Ars Alreid', 'You Bi Ji Yue', 'Youyouzi's Lament', and 'Zhen Yi' for their rewards!)

It had been said before that Lingge essentially referred to one's achievements.

And with a legacy, one effectively had achievements.

And with achievements, one could naturally obtain Lingge.

However, Little Garden had the strongest species known as innate gods.

These gods could spread beliefs related to themselves throughout the outside world and thereby gain the corresponding Lingge.

In other words, if certain beings wished to complete the Lingge corresponding to themselves, they needed to fulfill the necessary conditions.

Galgji had been born less than three years ago.

In other words, this hero of the apocalypse likewise needed to fulfill certain conditions before completing his own Lingge.

It was precisely because his current Lingge had yet to be completed that Galgji's power was only at the Four-Digit Level.

Otherwise, as the incarnation of the supreme god in Indian mythology and a hero capable of saving the world when the apocalypse descended, there was no way he would possess only this level of power.

And the condition Galgji needed to fulfill in order to complete his Lingge was to collect Sun Authorities.

There were quite a few beings like Galgji in Little Garden.

It was said that some legendary heroes had used Sun Authorities to complete their own Lingge and forge their own myths.

Yet those heroes generally only needed one Sun Authority.

There were not many heroes in Little Garden who needed multiple Sun Authorities to complete their Lingge.

For example, the great hero of Greek Mythology, Heracles, had once collected five Sun Authorities before completing his Lingge as a god and ascending from a demigod to

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