Incense gods were usually bodiless, so there was naturally no such thing as divine blood.
Even the more powerful gods could do no more than condense the essence of their divine souls into "divine jade."
Only when their incense offerings flourished to a certain degree, reaching the rank of a high god, could they use divine jade to transform their golden bodies into flesh and blood.
It was only after entering the Main God realm and encountering a heaven-defying opportunity that they might condense a true physical body, no different from that of an ordinary living being.
Shi Lan paid no heed to the challenge letter stuck into the coiling-dragon jade pillar. The Heavenly Crane was no threat to her.
Once she had nursed her Primordial Spirit back to health, she planned to abandon her identity as the Lord of the Grand Void and try walking the world as a Primordial Spirit, searching for a way to leave this realm.
She had no idea where her physical body was now, and after being out of contact for so long, she was beginning to worry.
The only pity was that little of the nine-star energy in the Empress System remained. Otherwise, after opening a spatial passage and leaving this realm, finding her body through the connection between it and her Primordial Spirit would not have been difficult.
Several days later, divine light surged through the great hall where Shi Lan resided.
Countless phantom gods filled the hall. Under the interwoven radiance of the gods, the flying-immortal murals covering the walls looked so lifelike they seemed ready to stir back to life.
A high god ruled over tens of thousands of gods, both great and small. They were the core of a high god's power over their followers. In the