656 Predicament III

Amid the ruins.

The entrance to the Interaction Zone began to slowly twist and writhe, flickering unsteadily like a television screen with a poor signal connection.

Suddenly, two figures shot out from within and landed lightly on the ground to one side.

They revealed themselves as Moon God and Jade Pavilion.

Jade Pavilion held a gemstone like golden amber in her hand and lightly tossed it.

"Gods and Buddhas plus living beings—thirty-two units of God Marrow in total. Not bad."

Moon God remained silent beside her.

After mixing with this team for so long, he had also learned quite a few basic common units.

God Marrow was both food and a consumable for Gods and Buddhas like them.

Whether for the Heart Burning Furnace or their daily activities, all the energy they needed could be extracted from God Marrow.

This thing was a collection, a concentrated mass, of countless brains.

Within that Interaction Zone, at least ten million living beings and dozens of Gods and Buddhas—the brain matter extracted from all of them was the single piece of God Marrow in Jade Pavilion's hand.

He had watched countless people die with his own eyes, watched Gods and Buddhas struggle desperately, only to be effortlessly ignited and harvested with a wave of Jade Pavilion's hand.

"Interaction Zones are seeds planted one by one. The time has simply come for us to harvest their fruit," Laf said with a smile, offering a few words of comfort when he saw Moon God was in low spirits.

"We've been wandering around here for quite a while. Shouldn't we head back to Perpetual Palace once? Supplies are running a little short," Heart Fusion interjected from the side.

"Fine." Laf smiled and nodded. "Then we'll visit one last place."

"Oh? Where?" Heart Fusion seemed to have