Recaps

Blade Queen Lisa arrived during the Wizard Civilization’s battle against God Above Gods Ao and warned that the Evil Tide Civilization would reach the Wizard Star Region in about five thousand years. Ao tried to surrender and offer information about the Land of Divinefall, but Naige'er and Lisa showed no interest in sparing him.

• Naige'er and Rogge realized that Ao’s rare treasures might have come from a Top-Level Civilization ruin, while Fempton fought without knowing what Ao’s possessions were worth.
• Lisa told Naige'er and Rogge that the Minghe Empire might fall within three thousand years and that the Evil Tide Civilization could reach the Wizard Star Region roughly two thousand years later.
• Lisa explained that the Minghe Empire’s earlier losses and the Evil Tide Civilization’s unprecedented strength had shortened the time left to prepare for war.
• Angered by the news, Naige'er attacked Ao with a black Lightning Chain as Lisa drew her blades.
• Ao begged to surrender and offered to share information about the Land of Divinefall, but Naige'er cursed at him and Lisa looked at him as if asking whether he was worthy.

The Wizard Civilization weighed the risks of accepting Ao while Rogge sent the White Jade Skeleton to hunt awakened ancient gods in the northern Faelun Continent. Meanwhile, Saine began the decisive assault on the Forest of Nature, where Ashes of Fire and Zerg reinforcements rapidly overwhelmed the defenders.

• The Wizard Civilization’s leaders questioned whether they could trust Ao, who had no ties or leverage binding him to their cause.
• Rogge sent the White Jade Skeleton to eliminate ancient gods awakening across the northern region while he and his allies fought Ao.
• Saine launched the decisive attack on the Forest of Nature and used Ashes of Fire to burn its forests and weaken the Faelun Continent’s resistance.
• The Thunder Beast King, a Dominator-class Blade Warrior, and hundreds of millions of Zerg troops arrived to reinforce the Wizard Civilization’s assault.
• The Thunder Beast King charged into the Forest of Nature with its Zerg Thunder Beasts and knocked down a Level 6 ancient tree.

Saine’s forces fought the Faelun Continent’s defenders across the Forest of Nature as the Zerg overwhelmed the battlefield and the Flames of Ash threatened the forest. Decepticons and the Purple Dragon God battled the Gods of Earth Element and Water Element, while Saine’s campaign against the God of Elements continued at the central battlefield.

• Saine thanked the Blade Warriors for joining the battle, and their commander said they had come at the Blade Empress’s order.
• The Thunder Beast army and other Zerg forces tore through the forest, while the God of White Oak grieved over the destruction and fought off attacking Zerg.
• The God of White Oak killed a group of Raptors, but more Zerg arrived and Level-4 Spiny Serpents and Flying Dragons surrounded him.
• Decepticons used his High-Frequency Shockwave Blade, Turbine Metal Wings, and Storm Nebula Rift to batter the God of Earth Element.
• The Purple Dragon God fought the God of Water Element, aiming to curry favor with Saine after volunteering to join the central campaign.

Saine’s forces pressed their advantage across the Forest of Nature as Thor and Loki fought native gods, while the Thunder Beast King battered the God of Elements. Saine realized the Level-7 Dominator was bound to the Forest because it needed the Plane Navel’s laws to stabilize its six conflicting elemental powers.

• Thor fought Sylvanas, the God of Nature, in the eastern Forest of Nature.
• Loki attacked Ferry, the God of Forging, and wounded him while Saine’s robots and Titan gods blocked his escape.
• The Thunder Beast King charged the God of Elements, whose body stiffened under the Dominator law attack and suffered injuries.
• Saine recognized that the God of Elements had mastered six types of Element Power and could not leave the Forest because it relied on the Plane Navel to maintain elemental equilibrium.

Saine and his allies attacked the God of Elements until the God of Justice and Shar arrived to reinforce him. Saine battled Shar with the Thunder God Fortress Group and the Sky Net system, while recognizing her combat talent.

• Saine and Hela struck the God of Elements, and the Blade Warrior and Jormungandr joined the assault.
• The God of Justice and Shar arrived, easing the pressure on the God of Elements.
• Saine entered the Thunder God Fortress Group and confronted Shar, while Hela attacked the God of Justice.
• Shar damaged the fortress, but Saine used the Sky Net system to track her and counterattack with concentrated fire.
• Shar abandoned stealth and fought Saine head-on, revealing an uncanny ability to identify the fortress's weaknesses.

Saine fought alongside Hela and other Dominators in the Forest of Nature, where the God of Justice and Lady of the Night retreated before the God of Elements fell after a long battle. Afterward, Saine received the Heart of Elements and offered to let Hela extract its divine offices, divinity, and remaining divine power first.

• Saine fought in the chaotic melee while the God of Justice and Lady of the Night resisted the Wizard Civilization's forces.
• The Blade Warrior struck the God of Justice, forcing him to flee, and Hela wounded Lady of the Night as she withdrew; Saine collected her blood and hair.
• Saine and the other Dominators joined Hela in attacking the God of Elements, and the Forest of Nature battle lasted eighty-seven years, including fifty-one years of Dominator combat.
• After the God of Elements fell, Hela gave Saine the Heart of Elements, which he had long wanted for his plans to reforge the Staff of Ashes.
• Saine thanked Hela and the Blade Warrior, offered to let Hela extract the Heart of Elements' divine contents, and expressed hope of cooperating with the Blade Empress again.

After the God of Elements fell, Saine reflected on the Faelun Continent’s immense potential and suspected it concealed secrets beyond its sealed barrier. The Plane Guardian position passed to the newly awakened Earth Mother Goddess, leaving Hela intrigued as the war neared its end.

• The God of Elements’ death scattered Element Crystals across the battlefield and left a vast Dominator Crater in the Forest of Nature.
• Saine learned that Thor had killed Sylvanas, the God of Nature, and complained that a rumor exaggerated the way he had left her corpse.
• Saine examined the Level-6 divine sparks of the God of Earth Element and the God of Water Element and inferred that the God of Elements could have fused with other elemental gods.
• Saine speculated that the Faelun Continent had hidden potential and that secrets might lie beyond its sealed Star Realm barrier.
• Hela said the war was nearing its end, and Saine revealed that the Goddess of Luck had told him the Earth Mother Goddess had become the Faelun Continent’s Plane Guardian.
• Hela wondered how the Earth Mother Goddess had once yielded the Plane Guardian position to the God of Elements, then laughed at the mystery.

Twenty-three years after the Battle of Forest of Nature, the Dragon God System offered its surrender to Saine’s Wizard Civilization forces near Dragon Island. Saine and Hela negotiated with the Seven-Colored Dragon, focusing on his powers and the ransom the dragons would pay, and then began formal surrender talks.

• Wizard Civilization forces advanced through Faelun Continent and reached the vicinity of Dragon Island, where the Dragon God System sent Saine a Letter of Surrender.
• Saine and Hela discussed why the dragons had surrendered and decided the terms would depend on the ransom they offered.
• The Seven-Colored Dragon, leader of the Dragon God System, arrived to negotiate with Saine and Hela.
• Saine questioned the Seven-Colored Dragon about his Seven-Colored Divine Power and Seven-Colored Sealing Technique, while the dragon answered what he could.
• The Seven-Colored Dragon gave Saine two of his scales and a vial of essence blood, after which both sides began formal surrender negotiations.

Saine and the Wizard Civilization Expeditionary Force forced the Dragon God System into an unequal treaty and extracted enormous reparations. The chapter ended with seven Level-6 Dragon Gods signing the contract, while the White Dragon King was absent because the Expeditionary Force had killed him.

• The Purple Dragon God gave Saine a Level-6 Water-element divine spark for Lady Tourmaline and benefited from his Sea Serpent King father-in-law’s rising influence.
• Saine, Hela, and the Wizard Civilization higher-ups negotiated with the Dragon God System from a position of overwhelming strength, leaving the dragons no choice but to accept their terms.
• Wojin calculated and extorted reparations from the Dragon God System based on each dragon’s net worth, impressing Hela and the other Wizard Civilization powerhouses.
• Seven Level-6 Dragon Gods, including the Seven-Colored Dragon God, signed the unequal treaty by pressing their dragon blood onto the Law Contract.
• The White Dragon King did not attend because the Expeditionary Force had killed him during the decisive battle against the Justice League, and the victors had gained valuable dragon materials.

During negotiations over the Dragon God System, Saine and Hela learned from Wenger about a hidden space beneath the Gods' Cemetery where the ancient gods fought over something and the Twilight of the Gods began. Saine decided to investigate the site in the Faelun Continent's Northern Region.

• The Bairen Empire secured two-thirds of Dragon Island's Dragon Eggs and sought to raise the Faelun Continent's Bronze Dragons as mounts.
• Wenger revealed that a special space beneath the Gods' Cemetery was the true site of the ancient gods' battle, and the Seven-Colored Dragon God confirmed his account.
• Wenger explained that the space lay near Ao's Hall and that Ao had been the only god to emerge from it and become a main god.
• Saine dismissed Ao as a threat and ordered Wenger to take them to the hidden space.
• After discussing the site's possible dangers and who might know of it, Saine and Hela summoned the Zerg's Dominator-class Blade Warrior and agreed to investigate.

After the Dragon God System surrendered, Hela and Saine chose to focus on conquering the rest of Faelun Continent before investigating the Gods' Cemetery. Saine secured Ferry as a bound forge-worker, while the newly submissive dragons helped the Wizard Civilization sweep the remaining regions in pursuit of plunder.

• Hela persuaded Saine to postpone exploring the Gods' Cemetery and prioritize conquering Faelun Continent and preparing for later campaigns.
• Saine explained that Ferry, the God of Forging, had willingly signed his Soul Slave contract, and Hela offered to place a Dominator imprint on him.
• Saine considered Ferry a valuable addition who could help forge Magic Conductors and ease the burden on Saine and his followers.
• After the Dragon God System surrendered, its dragons joined the Wizard Civilization's forces and eagerly led campaigns against the remaining gods.
• Saine's decree allowed the dragons to keep what they plundered, and impoverished young and adult dragons rushed into battle for wealth.

After twenty-seven years of subjugating Faelun Continent, Saine and Hela authorized a campaign to destroy the more than a thousand native gods still hiding in their divine kingdoms. The invasions began across the continent, with Thor attacking Storm God Iso’s kingdom and Tourmaline and Bixi approaching the God of White Bone’s realm.

• Saine, Hela, and their allies authorized every Wizard Civilization legion in Faelun Continent to launch a war of extermination against the remaining native gods.
• The campaign targeted 1,268 gods still sheltered in their divine kingdoms, after the expeditionary forces had already killed 2,541.
• Thor paid Loki to open Storm God Iso’s divine kingdom, hoping to seize Iso’s storm and thunder divine offices.
• Thor discovered that Iso had advanced to Level 6, then led millions of Titan Giants into the Storm God Kingdom as the battle began.
• More than five hundred divine kingdom invasions took place across Faelun Continent, while Tourmaline and Bixi’s group gathered outside the God of White Bone’s kingdom.

Forty-Seven breached the White Bone Divine Kingdom’s barrier, allowing Tourmaline, Luo, and their forces to invade and defeat the God of White Bone. The God of White Bone fell after two years, but his torment and the fighting continued for thirteen years as the Faelun Continent War approached its end.

• Forty-Seven drilled through the White Bone Divine Kingdom’s barrier while the God of White Bone watched the invading forces gather outside.
• Tourmaline and the mixed legion entered the divine kingdom, backed by Undead Creatures, Sea Folk, mechanical troops, and Orc World forces.
• The God of White Bone failed to overcome the invaders and was defeated by Tourmaline and the others after two years.
• The war inside the divine kingdom lasted thirteen years as the God of White Bone was tortured and resistance was eradicated.
• God Above Gods Ao struggled against Naige'er, the Blade Empress, Fermton, and Rogge, signaling that the Faelun Continent War was nearing its end.

Saine reviewed the war against Faelun Continent’s divine kingdoms as Wizard Civilization’s campaign entered its final stage and learned that Ming was close to becoming a Dominator. Hippolyta arrived after advancing to Level 6 and sought Saine’s help securing benefits for Wonderful Plane, leaving him flustered by her flirtation.

• Saine accepted the God of White Bone’s skull from Luo and placed it in his Collection Room, where its soul endured Bone Spirit Freezing Flame.
• Saine reviewed victory reports and judged that Faelun Continent’s war was approaching its conclusion as its planar rules grew unstable.
• Wizard Civilization observers reported profound law fluctuations near Ming’s breakthrough site, suggesting that Ming might soon enter the Dominator Realm.
• Hippolyta advanced to Level 6, entrusted Wonderful World’s affairs to Dodo, and traveled to the Faelun Continent battlefield to seek spoils for her world.
• Hippolyta flirted with Saine while asking him to secure benefits for Wonderful Plane at the Twenty-Sixth Wizard Alliance Assembly, and Saine promised only to offer help without guaranteeing the outcome.

Saine continued conquering the Faelun Continent while watching the northern Dominator battle, where Naige'er and his allies finally defeated Ao. Ao begged for his life and offered to help them, but Naige'er intended to turn him into a specimen.

• Saine sent Hela, Jormungandr, and the Thunder Beast King to attack the God Kingdom of Justice while he led Icarus and a Blade Warrior against the God Kingdom of the Night.
• Saine monitored the northern battlefield as Master Naige'er and his allies battered Ao, leaving him gravely wounded and unable to recover.
• Ao offered information about the Land of Divinefall and promised to help Wizard Civilization win over the Chris Civilization and the Faceless One World in exchange for his life.
• Naige'er rejected Ao's offers and declared that he would become a Corpse Refinement Synthetic Beast, while Rogge claimed one of Ao's arms and legs.
• As the victors divided up Ao's remains and gains, Ao protested that they were pushing him too far.

After Wizard Civilization conquered the Faelun Continent, Naige'er and Lisa prepared for hardline diplomatic missions while its leaders investigated the surrounding starfield ahead of the Twenty-Sixth Wizard Alliance Assembly. The chapter left open whether the two Rank Eight beings would visit the Land of Divinefall and bring back Lilith.

• Naige'er defeated Ao after a 481-year battle, and Ao's fall marked the Faelun Continent's conquest by Wizard Civilization.
• Naige'er and Lisa gave Saine authority to explore the Faelun Continent's Gods' Cemetery and directed him to seek Rogge's help if needed.
• Naige'er set out alone for the Chris Civilization to demand concessions, carrying specimens from Ao's dissected corpse as intimidation.
• Lisa prepared to serve as envoy to the Faceless One World, whose inhabitants had not threatened Wizard Civilization.
• Naige'er, Lisa, and other Wizard Civilization leaders sought to investigate the surrounding starfield before the Twenty-Sixth Wizard Alliance Assembly, and the two Rank Eight beings might visit the Land of Divinefall to retrieve Lilith.

Saine continued the slow campaign against Shar while settling two personal milestones: beginning a relationship with Luluenman and formally accepting Felin as his Second Apprentice. Felin received lavish gifts and guidance from Saine’s family, and the chapter left him as the Faelun Continent’s only Level-4 Arcanist.

• Rogge left Saine to continue clearing resistance on the Faelun Continent while he focused on research, and his White Jade Skeleton Dominator hunted awakening ancient gods.
• Death Descendant Fempton assisted Saine as his forces pushed through two-thirds of Shar’s God Kingdom, with Saine delaying a full assault to limit losses.
• After visiting the injured Luluenman, Saine began a relationship with her.
• Saine formally accepted Felin as his Second Apprentice after observing his leadership and improvements to the Faelun Continent’s Floating Cities.
• Saine’s family welcomed Felin with gifts, including Tourmaline’s Ginseng Fruit, while Catherine advised him to study potion-making and Felin learned that Luluenman was also his teacher’s wife.
• Felin remained the Faelun Continent’s only Level-4 Arcanist.

Saine discussed Felin’s interests and misgivings, arranged for Catherine to teach him foundational knowledge, and encouraged him to trust in knowledge as a source of power. Felin renewed his resolve to follow Saine and began his first assignment studying a demonic fruit.

• Saine confirmed Felin’s commitment to the Wizard Civilization and considered how training him could strengthen ties between Faelun Continent and the Wizard World.
• Saine assigned Catherine to teach Felin the foundational knowledge he lacked and discussed Felin’s interest in Floating Cities, space fortresses, and intelligent robots.
• Felin admitted that losing the Magic Net and encountering many unfamiliar developments had left him apprehensive about the future.
• Saine told Felin that he envied his youth and ability to discover new Truth Arcana, then gave him a demonic fruit to study as his first experimental material.
• Saine declared that knowledge, not tools or outside support, was the source of magicians’ power, and Felin thanked him and renewed his resolve to follow his mentor.

Saine learned that the Wizard Civilization’s leadership intended to preserve the Faelun Continent’s last chief god, Lady of the Night, after Master Naige’er and Lady Lisa returned from the Land of Divinefall. Their report also revealed that Wizard Civilization faced growing pressure from the Minghe Empire and needed to unite forces rather than pursue further conquests.

• As Wizard Civilization’s invasion of the Faelun Continent neared completion, Saine considered launching a final assault on the God Kingdom of the Night and eliminating Lady of the Night.
• Master Naige’er and Lady Lisa returned to the Faelun Continent, and Naige’er reported that Wizard Civilization’s upper echelons intended to spare its last chief god.
• Naige’er recounted defeating nearly half of a Chris Civilization fleet group and demanding compensation, while the Chris Civilization proposed future negotiations involving the Faceless One World.
• The Wizard Civilization’s leaders restrained their ambitions toward nearby civilizations because of pressure from the Minghe Empire and Befu’s directive to unite potential allies.
• Naige’er and Lisa revealed that they had spent three years in the Land of Divinefall, where Lilith had remained to pursue higher-level Truth Arcana.

Saine oversaw Wizard Civilization’s effort to end the remaining resistance on Faelun Continent while preparing to negotiate with Chris Civilization and the Faceless One World. The Lady of the Night and most surviving gods surrendered, though several dozen gods continued to resist.

• Master Naige'er and Lady Lisa assigned Saine to represent Wizard Civilization in negotiations with Chris Civilization and the Faceless One World, and Lisa briefed him on the Faceless One World’s strength.
• Saine focused on the remaining resistance in the God Kingdom of the Night and offered Faelun Continent’s gods a chance to surrender.
• The Goddess of Luck Timora and the Goddess of Misfortune Ben Basha volunteered to persuade the Lady of the Night to surrender.
• After two months without progress, the Succubus Queen offered to intervene, and the God Kingdom of the Night abruptly lowered its banners and surrendered.
• The Lady of the Night, her eighty-seven subordinate gods, and 156 other gods surrendered, prompting most remaining native gods to abandon resistance; several dozen who continued fighting faced annihilation.

Saine arranged the surrendering Lady of the Night’s rule over Faelun Continent under Wizard Civilization’s control, then traveled north to confront two remaining Ancient Gods. He ordered the White Jade Skeleton to eliminate the unstable survivors as Wizard Civilization prepared to leave.

• Saine recognized Shar as Faelun Continent’s sole main god, assigned her resource development duties, and restricted the world’s future gods to those approved by Wizard Civilization.
• The Lady of the Night accepted Saine’s terms, which gave her surviving gods a share of Faith Power and continued Wizard Civilization support for their rule.
• Saine traveled to the Northern Region to meet the Earth Mother Goddess and found the White Jade Skeleton fighting Fire God Hillman and God of Sky and Space Teyous.
• Saine told the White Jade Skeleton that Wizard Civilization’s conquest was ending and that unstable forces had to be eliminated, prompting it to unleash more Dominator Power.

Saine brought the Faelun Continent under Wizard Civilization’s rule after the Earth Mother Goddess surrendered, while the White Jade Skeleton defeated the remaining ancient gods. With the Ancient Sea God Usotos also submitting, Saine entered the Gods' Cemetery’s special underground space with the Earth Mother Goddess and the White Jade Skeleton.

• Saine offered the Earth Mother Goddess the chance to surrender and live, then persuaded her by warning that repeated guardian deaths could torment the Plane Will and weaken the world.
• The White Jade Skeleton killed the Ancient Fire God Hillman and captured the God of Sky and Space Teyousi, while Saine traded Myrkul’s intact corpse for Hillman’s godhead.
• After learning that Hillman and Teyousi had fallen and the Earth Mother Goddess had surrendered, Ancient Sea God Usotos bowed to Bai Xing.
• Saine followed the Earth Mother Goddess into an underground space in the Northern Region, where she revealed the location of the Gods' Cemetery’s special space.
• The White Jade Skeleton accompanied Saine and the Earth Mother Goddess into the underground space, while Saine reflected on his preference for helping goddesses he found appealing.

Saine and the Earth Mother Goddess traveled through the Gods' Cemetery and discovered an ancient Bronze Gate covered in mysterious runes. After the Earth Mother Goddess opened it, Saine entered a vast mist-shrouded battlefield and sensed that it concealed deeper secrets.

• The Earth Mother Goddess guided Saine and the White Jade Skeleton through the Gods' Cemetery, where strange spatial laws revealed an endless starry sky.
• Saine examined the Bronze Gate's Ancient God Runes and asked the Earth Mother Goddess to translate the characters she understood.
• The Earth Mother Goddess's partial translation described an ancient war and an apocalyptic calamity, leading Saine to suspect ties to prehistoric Top-Level Civilizations.
• Saine recorded the gate's runes, and the Earth Mother Goddess pushed the Bronze Gate open.
• Saine saw an immense gray-mist battlefield filled with grave mounds, weapons, and craters, and decided that its strange laws and hidden secrets deserved further exploration.

Saine uncovered the value of the Gods' Cemetery and learned that its Bronze Keys might open the Land of Divinefall. He then met representatives of the Chris Civilization and Faceless One World to begin formal negotiations, ending by showing the Faceless One representative an image of a being from their race he had encountered elsewhere.

• Rose arrived at the Gods' Cemetery, where Saine told her that its discoveries might hold further surprises.
• Saine discussed the Bronze Keys with the Earth Mother Goddess, who revealed that Ao had linked them to opening the Land of Divinefall.
• The Earth Mother Goddess accepted Saine's offer to follow the Wizard Civilization, while Saine organized the excavation of the cemetery's relics and treasures.
• At Maoqiu World, Saine began formal negotiations with representatives of the Chris Civilization and the Faceless One World.
• Saine assured the Faceless One representative that the Wizard Civilization sought peace and trade, then showed him an image of a Peak Despairer-level Faceless One.

After concluding successful peace talks with the Chris Civilization and the Faceless One World, Saine invited their representatives to visit Wizard Civilization and explored the outskirts of the Land of Divinefall. Back on the Faelun Continent, he learned that one of his Wanderers had found a World-Class Secret Treasure in the Gods' Cemetery.

• Saine learned that the Peak Despairer from the Despair World had been a famed Level-6 Faceless One who vanished more than a thousand years ago, possibly in the Land of Divinefall.
• Wizard Civilization concluded half a year of negotiations with the Chris Civilization and the Faceless One World, securing valuable trade and rare resources from the Land of Divinefall.
• Saine invited representatives of both civilizations to visit Wizard Civilization and considered helping them join the Wizard Alliance in the future.
• Saine visited the outskirts of the Land of Divinefall but left without entering because the Faelun Continent War had ended and the Wizard Alliance Assembly was approaching.
• Meili told Saine that one of his Wanderers had discovered a World-Class Secret Treasure in the Gods' Cemetery, which might be restored with care.