Hidden Mission from the Villain

The process for obtaining the rules gradually took shape in Di Nian Evil Spirit's mind.

But the next second, its thoughts suddenly stalled.

It realized that it had overlooked a crucial hidden danger. The beastly players were, in essence, a double-edged sword.

Used well, they could become a powerful external weapon in its cross-dimensional war.

Used poorly, they would inevitably injure it as well.

During the years it had spent fighting these beasts, it had deduced one possibility through countless reviews of battlefield data.

The beastly players were born with a bizarre ability to "read and analyze."

Whether it was the evil spirits in its hands or the soldier types of other civilizations, players could accurately extract their targets' core information and potential value, always keeping themselves on the side with the information advantage.

This meant that as long as the players entered the independent space, they would instantly see the true value of the rule particles inside the Guardian Warriors. These extremely greedy beasts would never willingly hand over such precious rule particles.

Unless the rewards it offered exceeded the value of the rule particles themselves.

But doing that would defeat the purpose of obtaining the rules.

At this thought, Di Nian Evil Spirit's brows furrowed slightly.

In the eyes of most outside factions, rules were priceless treasures whose value could not be measured by the amount of resources available. They were also the key to breaking through the shackles of civilizational development and touching higher-dimensional power.

But to the Black Tide system it belonged to, rules were merely embellishments that added luster. Its foundation had never relied on stacking external rules.

Black Tide energy was the true foundation supporting its growth.

As long as it had enough Black Tide energy, the Destruction Temple had countless soldier types to