Main Godhead

The refreshing aroma of tea blended with rich milk wafted through the air, steam rising in delicate wisps, permeating the living room.

Julie smiled proudly and said, "This is my favorite milk tea, made by me. Give it a try and see how it tastes."

Linley sensed with his Magnetic Field that she meant no harm, confirming that the milk tea was safe. He picked up the white porcelain cup and took a sip.

Seeing this, Jess also took a sip, his eyebrows lifting in surprise as he exclaimed, "Wow, this tastes amazing!"

He seemed to be getting more and more into it, and before long, his cup was empty. He looked eagerly at the little red-capped Dwarf pouring the tea, but unfortunately, Shefnian completely ignored him, making the situation a bit awkward.

Linley shook his head internally. The skill involved in making this milk tea was indeed special, leaving a lingering aftertaste, but it wasn't that extraordinary. Jess was clearly overreacting; his performance was quite obvious.

As Linley savored the rich and fragrant taste, he secretly teased through telepathy, "Do you really like this type of woman?"

Julie didn't fit Linley's aesthetic at all, and he couldn't appreciate her.

Jess countered through telepathy, "You wouldn't understand."

In reality.

Julie looked at Linley, a bit surprised as she smiled, "I thought you wouldn't come over so quickly."

Linley chuckled lightly, "I didn't think so myself. Do you believe it?"

"I do!"

Julie nodded affirmatively, thinking back to when she last saw Linley; he was a Mid-God then, but now he sensed as a High-God, and she was well aware of the difference.

After a few more exchanges, Jess could only sit by as an audience, completely unable to interject.

Linley finished his cup of milk tea and said seriously, "Let's swear an oath to the Overgod of Fate, ensuring you haven't concealed anything, misled me, or hidden any details about the Magic Array analysis."

Julie readily swore; in such moments, hesitation would only signal to the other party that she intended to play tricks.

"Let's start from where we left off last time…"

Julie took out a black notebook that she had sealed, summoning her Life God Avatar and Death God Avatar to prove her sincerity.

She patiently and thoroughly explained the thought process and steps to break the seal.

Although Linley didn't understand many parts, he could memorize the content well enough; he just needed to copy the answers.

Jess's face flushed with excitement, completely immersed in the vast ocean of knowledge surrounding the Magic Array.

Julie warned Linley at the end, "Of course, with your current strength, you won't be able to break it; you must possess power comparable to the original creator of the Magic Array."

This naturally referred to the Life God Avatar and Death God Avatar, not the strongest Lightning God Clone.

Linley smiled slightly and said, "I know that. Thank you very much."

Julie laughed cheerfully, "No need to thank me, it's just a fair trade. Now let's go finish the paperwork together."

Linley nodded, and the three of them—Linley, Jess, and Julie—went to the Demon Castle to confirm that the task had been completed, and she received a reward of ten billion Ink Stones on the spot.

Julie left satisfied, and seeing this, Jess gritted his teeth and chased after her.

Out of curiosity, Linley lingered on the street outside the Demon Castle for a while, soon spotting Jess returning with a dejected look, clearly feeling defeated.

He approached, ready to say something.

"Don't…"

"Don't say anything, don't comfort me!"

Jess interrupted Linley, his expression resolute.

"Julie said that even weaklings who aren't even demons have no right to pursue her, so I have to work hard to become a Five-star Demon!"

Linley blinked, his expression calm as he replied, "I was going to advise you to give up."

"…"

Jess was at a loss for words.

Linley couldn't be bothered with his inner struggle; when he got home, he took out Camilla's black notebook.

The Life God Avatar and Death God Avatar each channeled a strand of their Divine Power fused with the Magnetic Field, operating according to the unsealing route Julie had provided, gradually manifesting a red blood light that flickered slightly.

The seal was weakening bit by bit!

Seeing this, Linley exclaimed with joy, "It really works!"

Once Mid-God power fused with the Magnetic Field, its quality could amplify tenfold, equivalent to High-God power. This meant he could unlock Camilla's sealing Magic Array ahead of time and see what was hidden inside the Space Ring that warranted such secrecy.

The red light flowed like water, outlining intricate and obscure patterns, gradually revealing a Shore Flower.

"Buzz…"

At the moment the seal was lifted, the red light on the surface of the black notebook quickly faded.

"What a challenge!"

Linley couldn't help but exclaim; it was similar to a Go game setup. If he hadn't copied the homework and known the unsealing route, he would have struggled for countless years to succeed. Talent for Magic Arrays was truly torturous.

He opened the black notebook and found an ordinary Space Ring nestled in the middle. Linley pinched it between his fingers and said, "Let's see if something worth ten billion Ink Stones is inside you."

There could be valuable items, or it might be empty; who could guarantee this wasn't a prank by Camilla?

Linley shook his head, dismissing those thoughts, and directly dripped his blood to refine it. The process went smoothly, and then, filled with curiosity, he sent his Spiritual Sense inside.

"Hmm…"

Linley's expression was subtle as he was surprised to find that the space ring contained only one item.

A black square box.

With a thought, Linley took the box out, casually weighing it in his hand. It felt very light. After confirming there were no issues with the magnetic field sensing, he nonchalantly opened it.

Inside was a dazzling crystal with a black sheen, exuding an immense aura of the Death Law.

In that fleeting moment, Linley's pupils constricted sharply. Almost instinctively, he closed the box as quickly as possible and returned it to the space ring.

"Thump... Thump..."

Linley's heart raced violently as if it were about to burst. His blood felt like it was boiling, and he experienced a wave of dryness in his mouth, his cheeks burning.

At that moment, one thought consumed him: this billion Ink Stones were worth so damn much!

Whether it was ten billion, a hundred billion, a trillion, or even countless billions... the total value of all the Ink Stones in Hell would be a fraction of what he gained!

After a while, Linley slowly regained his composure, but his heart was still screaming and roaring in excitement.

His original plan was to merge the five profound mysteries of the Lightning Element, then seek out powerful beings like the Asura in Hell or the Purgatory Leader to test his strength against the Great Perfection, and finally align himself with a Main God to participate in the Faith War of the Material Plane, hoping for a minuscule chance to become a Main God.

But now, all those plans could be thrown out the window!

Linley thought to himself, "From now on, the main body of the Saint Domain will train alongside the Death God Avatar!"

As the saying goes, plans can't keep up with changes, but for him, this was a tremendous opportunity. Everything related to the Lightning Element Law could take a backseat; all his energy and resources must be prioritized for the Death God Avatar!

"Why hasn't Camilla refined the Main Godhead..."

Linley pondered, vaguely guessing the truth.