Commissioned Task (4-in-1)

"My intuition was right. The Behemoth God really has fallen!

The orcs concealed the news and kept the death secret so they could use his reputation to intimidate foreign enemies.

But the Wizard Civilization wasn't without Level 6 Archmages either. There were also mages, the Interstellar Alliance, and powerful enemies of every sort watching from all sides...

This isn't a long-term solution!"

Putting himself in the orcs' shoes, Roy couldn't help feeling that this was incredibly difficult.

The fundamental reason was that they had missed the benefits of the earlier expansion.

The waves of colonial plunder, the Arcane Revolution, the wars between gods...

During the several eras spanning tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of years, the entire Magic Universe had once been extraordinarily lively.

Level 5 powerhouses comparable to True Gods had sprung up like mushrooms after rain. Divine Spark Fragments and Divinity Power had been plentiful as well.

Then the strongest survived, producing numerous Level 6 beings, a small number of Level 7 beings, and an even smaller number of Level 8 beings...

But once the tide of the era was missed, such opportunities no longer existed. There were still many astonishing talents who rose sporadically in later generations, but the glory of those days was gone.

"Those who failed to become top powerhouses during that opportunity could only find one and pledge themselves to him.

"For example, the King of Myriad Beasts in the Myriad Beast Garden, Dior. He was a Level 8 powerhouse born in the Old Era, the God-King of all beasts."

Having learned this, Furia gave her assessment.

"But at that level, Heaven, Hell, Weizel, Archinila, and powerhouses of the corresponding rank were by no means lacking either.

"Three hundred thousand years ago, his divine power had already greatly declined because of the