Mirror Moon Cliff
After the Death Divine Clone Wind Element Divine Clone returned to the Tara Plane from the world of friends, Richard knew that his actions in purging the Plane Prison were unnecessary.
However, Richard didn't think he was wrong to do so. At the time, he didn't know if his Divine Clone Divine Plane could still use the Chat Group bug to return to the Tara Plane, so he naturally wanted to be well prepared.
Then, to Steven's astonishment Death Divine Clone Wind Element Divine Clone walked towards the teleportation array again and were teleported to Hell.
After several trips, Steven, with a blank expression, activated the teleportation array for him.
He was speechless.
What exactly is going on with Richard Hegel? This can't be explained by mere prodigy or genius.
He's defying the heavens! Steven racked his brains but couldn't understand how his Divine Clone had managed to return to the Tara Plane.
Why have you come back so many times? What are you trying to do?
As for any secrets or secrets, he didn't want to investigate at all. He wanted to live a little longer.
In reality, Richard just wanted to refresh the coordinates for going to Hell.
The teleportation from the Material Plane to the Divine Plane is random, but Richard wanted to teleport to Mirror Moon Cliff on the Bauhinia Continent, which is the location where the protagonists and their companions first arrived in Hell in the original novel.
He naturally had his own purpose in doing so.
In the Divine Plane, the Sovereign’s Might is indispensable.
Without the Sovereign’s Might, it would be a huge disadvantage to deal with the scions of those powerful families.
There's no way around it; the amplification effect of the Sovereign’s Might on God Level experts is simply too strong.
Ordinary Low-level God, wielding the Sovereign’s Might, can defeat ordinary High-level God. Furthermore, the Sovereign’s Might can amplify the power of High-level God by more than a hundredfold.
It would be too much of a disadvantage if any High-level God with the Sovereign’s Might could deal with his Divine Clone.
Therefore, he planned to become an Sovereign Envoy, so that he would not only have enough Sovereign’s Might to use, but also be able to obtain a Sovereign Artifact.
Based on the analysis of the personalities of these Chief God in the original work, Richard set his sights on Bauhinia Sovereign, the Middle Sovereign God.
This is one of the few powerful female beings among the Chief God, and her personality is considered relatively gentle among Chief God.
Most importantly, this Bauhinia Sovereign prefers to live in seclusion and doesn't like to get involved in affairs, so his retinue of Sovereign Envoy has never been full.
There are limits to how many Sovereign Envoy the Chief God can recruit; he cannot recruit them indefinitely.
According to the Sovereign Agreement among the many Chief God, Lower Sovereign God can only recruit two Sovereign Envoy; Middle Sovereign God can have four Sovereign Envoy; Sovereign can recruit eight Sovereign Envoy.
Furthermore, the Bauhinia Sovereign dotes on his son, and as long as he gets along well with Reisjing and shows off his talent, he feels he still has a good chance of becoming a Sovereign Envoy.
Even if it fails, it's unlikely to be life-threatening, as long as Reisjing isn't harmed.
Of course, the prerequisite is surviving Reisjing's attacks. After all, Reisjing is not someone to be trifled with; he doesn't look down on ordinary people.
In order to teleport to the Bauhinia Continent, he had no choice but to refresh the teleportation repeatedly.
Otherwise, if they were teleported to other continents, it might take thousands or even tens of thousands of years just to travel to the Bauhinia Mountain Range.
That would be such a waste of time.
Perhaps by then he himself will possess power comparable to that of Chief God.
Then why bother going?
This is a black iron-colored cliff that stretches between the Fog Sea and the continental fault. The cliff face looks as if it was cleaved diagonally by the blade of the Chief God. It has a cold, dark silver luster and is covered with fine black cracks, which are traces of the collision between the Hell gales and the Sovereign’s Might over millions of years.
This is the scene Richard's Death Divine Clone Wind Element Divine Clone saw after they teleported over.
The Divine Plane is completely different from the Material Plane. The gravity here is far greater than in the Material Plane, and those below the God Level can forget about flying.
Even for God Level expert, flight speed would decrease significantly.
Most importantly, the concentration of elements in the air here is more than a hundred times higher than in the Material Plane, and the clarity of the laws is much higher. While it is a paradise for cultivation, it also reduces the range of divine sense probing by a factor of 100,000 for God Level powerhouses.
The divine sense of Low-level God can only probe within a radius of ten meters, while the divine sense of Mid-level God can probe within a radius of one hundred meters.
It's not as far as the naked eye can see.
Even the divine sense of High-level God can only probe within a radius of a thousand meters. Want a probe range exceeding a million kilometers, like in the Material Plane? Sure, become Chief God.
Before the teleportation array, a squad of heavily armed Mid-level God, clad in armor, stood guard. This must be the army directly under the command of the Chief God.
Purple-robed God Level soldiers are responsible for receiving and managing newcomers transported from the Material Plane.
At this moment, one person after another walked out of the teleportation array.
Most of them aren't even God Level, just Saint Domain. There are only a few Low-level God, and as for Mid-level God, there aren't a single one in this group.
Bauhinia Army soldier on duty nearby couldn't help but complain, "They're not even God Level, what are they doing in Hell? Coming to be food? They've all been fooled by the Plane Overseer."
He simply yelled at these people to line up. Once everyone was in line, he would send them out together, placing them near some small faction outside. Whether they survived would depend on their luck.
Their attitude was anything but polite, which greatly displeased these Saint Domain and Low-level God who had just arrived from the Material Plane. Each of them was a significant figure in the Material Plane.
Even among those from the Saint Domain, most who dare to come to Hell are at the Saint Domain Limit, and they are at the top of the food chain in the Material Plane.
But these people dared not speak out against it, because the other party was openly releasing the pressure of Mid-level God.
He wanted to make these guys understand through this method that this was not Material Plane, but Hell countless powerful beings roamed.
Here, they have no place in the Material Plane.
If you still can't put away your arrogance, then you're not far from death.
When Richard teleported over, the aura of High-level God emanating from his body was incredibly conspicuous. This was clearly something he deliberately released; he didn't want to be underestimated by these soldiers.
Hell is a place where the strong prey on the weak; if you have strength, you must show it. Otherwise, others will treat you like a lamb to the slaughter.
The purple-robed God Level soldier became more serious upon seeing Richard. High-level God who are teleported through the teleportation array are extremely rare, occurring only once every hundred years.
However, he wasn't flustered. He was Chief God's direct army. Even High-level God wouldn't dare to do anything to him. He just needed to follow the rules and maintain the most basic respect for High-level God.
"Greetings, sir." He bowed to Richard.
"Is this Mirror Moon Cliff on the Bauhinia Continent?" Richard asked.
The soldier was taken aback. The fact that the other party could ask such a question showed that he was definitely not an ignorant Material Plane.
It's highly likely that they are powerful beings from other Divine Plane.
It's important to know that Material Plane to the Divine Plane is free, but traveling from the Divine Plane to the Material Plane or other Divine Plane requires a hefty teleportation fee.
Those who can afford this teleportation fee are basically the strongest among the High-level God; Seven-Star Fiend would feel the pinch of the teleportation fee for a single teleportation.
"Yes, sir. This is Mirror Moon Cliff on the Bauhinia Continent," he replied respectfully, his attitude even more respectful than before.
"Which direction should we go to the nearest major city?" Richard asked.
"Over there, Di Yi City. It should take a few months to get there by taking a mid-level Metal Lifeform." The purple-robed soldier pointed in a direction.
"Thanks." Richard then flicked over a Mid-level God as a tip.
Then it soared into the sky and flew in the direction the purple-robed soldier pointed.
He obviously couldn't wait for the Bauhinia Army to escort him like those Low-level God and Saint Domain; that would expose his native identity from the Material Plane.
But since he doesn't have Metal Lifeform, he's stuck flying on his own. At his current speed, it might take him several years to reach the nearest city.
But Richard wasn't worried at all; there were countless robbers in Hell.
He should be able to get his hands on the Metal Lifeform by randomly encountering a few groups of robbers along the way, which will significantly increase his speed.
They can also plunder some wealth along the way; otherwise, they wouldn't even be able to maintain their air of superiority.
In Hell, lower-level Low-level Godhead Low-level Divine Artifact are worthless.
You can basically buy it for just a few Ink Stone. Even in a regular store, it only costs a few thousand Ink Stone.
Ink Stone is the unified currency unit of Hell, made by the Chief God. Because it contains extremely rare Sovereign’s Might, it is virtually impossible to counterfeit.
There is no need to imitate it.
Some powerful individuals even collect Ink Stone to extract the Sovereign’s Might.
However, that would require an enormous amount, at least in the trillions.
Above Ink Stone is another advanced currency – Azure Stone, which contains even more Sovereign’s Might. The exchange rate between Azure Stone and Ink Stone is one to one hundred thousand.
In Hell, the wealth gap between ordinary God Level and powerful beings is greater than the wealth gap between a human and a dog.
Low-level God struggle to survive; they can't accumulate even a hundred Ink Stone in ten thousand years.
Even Mid-level God aren't much better off; a typical Mid-level God might accumulate a few hundred Ink Stone in ten thousand years.
Even the worst properties in the city are worth several million Ink Stone, slightly better ones are worth tens of millions, and the best ones can be worth hundreds of millions.
Unless you're High-level God, you basically can't afford to buy property in the city.
Of the possessions carried by Richard's two Divine Clone, aside from a considerable number of Soul Gold Bead that might be worth some money, there wasn't much else.
He didn't bring the High-level Godhead, because the Material Plane clearly needs it more. He did bring quite a few High-level Divine Artifact, though.
He killed many High-level God while clearing out the Plane Prison and obtained a lot of equipment. Now he has no shortage of High-level Divine Artifact, and can even sell some to make money.
A High-level Divine Artifact only costs a few million Ink Stone. He can only sell a few dozen at most; he can't get rich from that.
As for the Mid-level God, they brought quite a few; each of the Divine Clone from the Divine Plane carried over a hundred of them.
However, this item isn't very expensive; a regular store will charge around 10,000 Ink Stone per piece.
If you sell it to a store, it would cost around a few thousand.
Mid-level Divine Artifact are similar, and even a bit cheaper than Godhead.
The difference in items between Low-level God, Mid-level God, and High-level God is generally around a thousand times.
Even if you sold everything on Richard except the Soul Gold Bead, you wouldn't get a few hundred million Ink Stone.
This amount of money is not befitting someone of his status.