A Vision for a Spirit Transmutation Puppet Army

And Lei Dong wasn't going to use the Devil Emperor Palace to shuttle through space whenever he pleased. That would only waste Spirit Qi. Besides, the palace could be made large or small. At most, he could keep it in his storage space and travel by other means.

As for space travel, that was something to be used only at the most crucial moments—ambushes, surprise attacks, escapes, and the like.

Moreover, absorbing Spirit Qi didn't just give the Devil Emperor Palace the ability to travel through space. A vast supply of Spirit Qi could also power its defenses and attacks. With a sufficient source of Spirit Qi, the palace could unleash terrifying combat strength. Its defenses were especially formidable; on a battlefield, it could serve as an impregnable fortress where wounded soldiers could recuperate without fear of enemy assault.

Clearly, the Devil Emperor Palace wasn't some flashy, imposing pleasure palace. It was a genuine weapon of war. Lei Dong knew that if he'd had it in the Chaos Otherworld, he wouldn't have needed to fear the Emperor of the Night at all. He could have beaten him soundly in a direct confrontation, without all the trouble and scheming he'd resorted to before.

Besides, the Devil Emperor Palace could serve as an independent world where people could live and multiply. It contained many separate regions, with mountains, lakes, rivers, and even a small sea—enough to rival a miniature world.

Its interior was far larger than a Cave Heaven Blessed Land. The latter's mist had now been cleared, but it still covered only a few dozen miles. Even with Lei Dong making extensive use of densely packed buildings, it could hold only tens of thousands of cultivators at once.

The Devil Emperor Palace was different. If its interior were treated as one