Ten Years of Cultivation

Lewin and the High Priest sat down in their chairs.

Not long after, the War God arrived. After bowing to Beirut, he sat down beside Lewin.

Dylin and Cesare arrived one after another as well.

With the exception of Lolita, all the god-level powerhouses of the Yulan Continent had gathered.

"Catherine, go out and tell those little Saint-level fellows that the entrance to the Necropolis of the Gods this time is at the bottom of the South Sea. We depart tonight; if anyone is afraid, they may leave," Beirut said.

There are three Necropolis of the Gods, with entrances located in the North Sea, the Dark Forest, and the South Sea. Among them, the Necropolis of the Gods in the South Sea is the most dangerous, though naturally, it also holds the most treasures, including more than one Lowgod Godspark.

This is exactly what the Saint-level experts desire most.

When the War God and the others heard that they were entering the South Sea's Necropolis of the Gods, their expressions shifted slightly, though they said nothing more.

"Understood," the High Priest replied.

"Lord Beirut, is Lolita not coming?" Dylin asked, puzzled.

"She has no Saint-level subordinates entering the Necropolis of the Gods. She will come to join you all in ten years," Beirut said.

Once one enters the Necropolis of the Gods, they must remain inside for ten years before they can leave. The Saint-level experts enter first, and only after ten years can the god-level powerhouses enter.

Following Beirut's orders, Lewin and the others left the Metal Castle to inform the Saint-level experts of the entrance location.

The War God, the High Priest, and Dylin had all brought Saint-level experts with them. Additionally, there were peak Saint-level experts like Desri who answered directly to Beirut, and they had also brought their own Saint-level subordinates.

In total, there were over eighty Saint-level experts.

These eighty-plus individuals were all at least third-tier Saint-level powerhouses; it could be said that almost the strongest group of people on the Yulan Continent were gathered here.

When the High Priest announced to the crowd that the entrance was at the bottom of the South Sea, the Saint-level experts who had entered the Necropolis of the Gods multiple times before, such as Desri and Fain, immediately understood the danger.

After some explanation, although the Saint-level experts present looked grim, no one chose to leave.

Most of the Saint-level experts present had cultivated for over a thousand years; their wills were firm, and they would not retreat due to unknown dangers.

Late at night, Beirut left the Metal Castle and led the group toward the South Sea.

The entrance to this Necropolis of the Gods was located on the seabed twenty thousand meters below the surface of the South Sea, where a spatial gate led to another plane.

The group followed Beirut through the spatial gate and arrived at the plane where the Necropolis of the Gods was located.

This was a plane created by Beirut; after becoming a Sovereign, one has the ability to create such divine planes.

Of course, this divine plane created by Beirut still could not compare to the four Supreme Planes or the seven Divine Planes.

The four Supreme Planes were created by the four Supreme Gods respectively, while the seven Divine Planes were created by the combined efforts of the Sovereigns of each element. Both in terms of surface area and stability, they were far superior to this divine plane created by Beirut.

In this divine plane, there was a rectangular building resembling a tall mountain. The four walls of the building were carved with massive reliefs of a giant dragon, a white tiger, a phoenix, and a dragon-turtle.

Lewin knew that the reliefs depicted the four divine beasts: the Azure Dragon, the White Tiger, the Vermilion Bird, and the Black Tortoise.

The Four Ultimate Warriors were the descendants of these four divine beasts.

These four divine beasts were all once Sovereigns, but they had since fallen. Beirut's ability to become a Sovereign was also closely linked to them.

Beirut gave the many Saint-level experts an introduction to the primary dangers and treasures this time, and then Linley and the others passed through the passage, preparing to enter the Necropolis of the Gods.

"Linley, Desri, be careful," Lewin sent a divine sense message to those he was familiar with.

Linley, Desri, and the others all nodded, their expressions resolute, as they entered the Necropolis of the Gods.

"Witnessed Linley entering the Necropolis of the Gods, potential upgrade count +1."

"Lewin Andrew."

"Strength: Lowgod."

"Potential: Highgod with four fused profound mysteries."

"Body strength: Saint-level."

"Body potential: Highgod artifact."

Having completed the witnessing task again, Lewin's potential had been upgraded to the level of a Highgod with four fused profound mysteries.

The next witnessing task was immediately revealed—witness Linley destroy the Radiant Church.

The system provided the time for the event: ten years later.

This was the same as the original story. In the original, after Linley entered the Necropolis of the Gods, he had a breakthrough during a life-or-death crisis, finding the point of fusion between the "fast" and "slow" profound mysteries of the Wind Laws.

Once the two profound mysteries began to fuse, there were no more obstacles to becoming a Lowgod.

It was precisely because of this that after Linley left the Necropolis of the Gods, both the High Priest and the War God treated him as an equal, proposing the division of the world into three parts.

The three parties joined forces to wipe out other factions, including the Radiant Church, leaving only three powers on the Yulan Continent: the O'Brien Empire, the Yulan Empire, and the Baruch Empire.

Linley naturally had no objections. He used this opportunity to uproot the Radiant Church, avenging his parents and Doehring Cowart.

Lewin felt somewhat troubled. The current situation of the Radiant Church already differed from the original story. With Lolita there, how could the Radiant Church possibly be destroyed?

Lewin did not know what had caused the plot to deviate. Was it because he had turned hostile toward the Radiant Church? Or was it because he had befriended Linley?

Lewin could not figure it out, so he gritted his teeth, his heart hardening.

"Since Lolita is an extra, I'll just kill her and get the plot back on track!"

He and Lolita were already enemies, and sooner or later, it would come down to a life-or-death struggle. As long as he killed Lolita within these ten years, he could follow the original timeline and complete the witness mission.

"My potential has improved, and my cultivation speed has accelerated once again. It's not impossible to take another step forward within these ten years."

After Linley and the others entered the Necropolis of the Gods, Beirut disappeared. Liewen and the other few deities had to wait here for ten years for Linley and his group to emerge.

The War God and the High Priest were already quite experienced with this, so they each found a spot and began to meditate.

Liewen also found a quiet place, with his divine clone and original body cultivating simultaneously.

Time flowed like water, and in the blink of an eye, more than nine years had passed.

The divine plane created by Beirut also contained some life, which Beirut had migrated from the Yulan Continent; there were even existences at the Saint Realm level among them.

On this day, everyone's attention was drawn by a fluctuation, and even the four divine experts, including the High Priest, who were in the middle of cultivation, opened their eyes at the same time.

"Hum."

The Laws of Heaven and Earth descended.

"Who is becoming a deity?"

The High Priest, the War God, Dylin, and Cesare flew toward the location of the Laws of Heaven and Earth, simultaneously releasing their divine sense.

When they discovered the figure shrouded within the Laws of Heaven and Earth, all four of them were stunned.

The person floating under the influence of the Laws of Heaven and Earth was none other than Liewen.

"Didn't Liewen just become a deity ten years ago?" The War God looked at the High Priest.

"Don't look at me, I don't know either." The High Priest shook his head.

A black shadow appeared in front of the four, then gradually solidified; it was Beirut.

"Lord Beirut." The four, including the High Priest, bowed in unison.

Beirut watched Liewen with great interest: "Ten years ago, I praised him for his fast cultivation speed, becoming a deity at just over fifty years old. I didn't expect that after only ten years, he would produce another divine clone."