That Was Also a Draw

It was hard to imagine that if the Calamity Supreme God wanted to punish a certain deity, he would need to borrow the power of an advanced civilization from the lower levels.

No matter how advanced they were, even bound together, they could not amount to even a fraction of the Supreme Main Gods' power.

Thus, the advanced civilizations within Calamity Kin might have been even more bewildered than the outside observers. But having already boarded the ship, none of them could get off. They could only keep moving forward, step by step.

Neither Tang Chuan nor Ye Tai had any intention of explaining things to the members of Calamity Kin, because they likewise could not foresee what would happen next.

Once Ye Tai saw that the Calamity Kin concept was steadily taking shape and operating smoothly, he vanished from public view as well.

He went to try absorbing the contents of the marble Tang Chuan had given him. It might contain certain fragments of the path toward a shattered future, something the former Calamity Supreme God had prepared for him. There were aspects of it that he needed to carefully comprehend.

The current situation also compelled him to grow stronger as quickly as possible and forge a High Godhead. The power of a mere peak Mid God was no longer enough.

The only one secretly holding the fort within this grand alliance of advanced civilizations was Tang Cai. Only after Ye Tai extracted what he needed would the remaining contents within that marble be her turn to take.

After all, priorities mattered. Tang Cai had already completed her task: serving as a medium to help Tang Chuan rekindle his divinity.

Her contribution to the current situation was simply too small. Only Ye Tai's potential usefulness had yet to reveal