Hobart first went to an uninhabited island and established an Angel-level Wall of Spirituality. He then entered the Country of Disorder and reinforced the Wall of Spirituality.
That way, even if one of Amon's avatars came to disrupt this exploration, or something terrifying was released from the Bronze Gate, the Wall of Spirituality could hold it back for a while.
Next, Hobart took "0-73" Death Domain out of the Country of Disorder and entered that Death Domain again. The Spirit World Creatures' grasping at his spirit body, along with the Wraiths' Words of the Undead, immediately swept toward him.
Since Hobart held "0-73," the Wraiths and Spirit World Creatures immediately shrieked and fled.
Hobart arrived before the Bronze Gate again. It was covered in intricate Mysticism symbols, a full size larger than an ordinary Underworld Gate, and continuously emanated a terrifying aura.
He observed it for a while longer, then seized a Wraith and used Death Domain to command it to recite the Creator's Honorific Name.
Hobart withdrew from the Death Domain and retreated beyond the Wall of Spirituality, protecting himself with a barrier formed from Order Crystal.
Only after completing that series of preparations did Hobart enter the Country of Disorder. Following the Wraith's prayer, he made the Creator appear before the two enormous Bronze Gates.
Hobart first "used" the surrounding Underworld's power and attempted to open the Bronze Gate before him.
Yet the Bronze Gate merely trembled slightly, showing no sign of opening.
Hobart was just about to try the mark Mr. Azik had given him. It was a mark upon a spirit body, and even in the Creator's form, he could use its power.
But in the next instant, his spirituality gave him an intense warning. In other words, if he used that mark, something extremely dangerous