Seeing an Old Acquaintance Again

Gu Cheng was reluctant to use the second Seven-Star God Card. More precisely, it was extremely valuable, but somewhat useless to him, so he could not bear to use it just like that.

The Twin God Card gave all Kinfolk within a Divine Domain a one-in-ten chance of producing Twins among their offspring. It was similar to a Propagation Card.

This card would not provide any qualitative improvement for Gu Cheng, whose primary Kinfolk were mutated Dwarves with fairly decent reproductive abilities. However, for Divine Domain Sons who possessed powerful creatures with tremendous strength but extremely low reproductive rates, it was unquestionably a god-tier card—such as dragons, giants, and certain High Elves.

That one-in-ten chance of producing Twins did not simply mean a ten percent increase in the birth rate. Once that ten percent went through successive reproductive bonuses and accumulated generation after generation, the increase would be astonishing for powerful species.

Just think of the pitifully low birth rate of dragons. If an egg occasionally produced twins, how many newborn dragons would that add up to over countless generations?

Gu Cheng intended to take the Twin God Card back and put it up for auction, to see whether he could sell it for a good price.

However, ever since obtaining it, he had faced the invasion of the God of Purification. He had never had the chance to return, so naturally he had been unable to sell it.

He was merely a Weak Divine Power with Godhead Level Two. He only had a Divine Avatar of Courage and simply could not spare the effort for other matters.

But after more than ten years of buildup, the situation had reached its most critical stage. More than a decade of war had consumed vast numbers of devout believers on both sides,