David was also monitoring the situation around the Space Gate. At first, with the effects of the Mist Divine Art and Hidden Thunder Divine Art, he could not send his mind near the Space Gate and could only observe from afar through the Shadow Servant's eyes.
In truth, it would not have been difficult for the Shadow Servant to enter the mist created by the Mist Divine Art.
The Shadow Servant's invisibility existed on another layer of space, separate from the main world, so the mist in the main world could not affect it.
David simply felt there was no need to do so. He was also worried that the Desecration Bugs might harm the Shadow Servant.
When the area around the Space Gate turned pitch-black, David controlled the Shadow Servant even more carefully, keeping it away from that region.
He saw how the temples dealt with the Desecration Bugs. The divine fire generated from the power of faith was indeed somewhat effective against them.
The shrieks of dozens of Desecration Bugs showed that the divine fire was working well, but David could not understand how Desecration Bugs, whose strongest members were only level five, could withstand the divine fire unleashed by fourteen Space Temples.
One Desecration Bug that had not reached level five did not last long. After being burned by the divine fire, the black color on its body completely vanished, and its body returned to the coloring of an ordinary Zerg.
Having lost the black protection, the Desecration Bug could not endure even a single breath within the divine fire before turning to ash.
The Shadow Servant instinctively wanted to absorb its soul, but David had been prepared and forcibly suppressed its urge.
At the very instant that Desecration Bug's soul appeared, a world will descended and