At Yamada Soji's current level, constantly shouting about killing and slaughtering clans had become meaningless... or rather, no longer worth the cost.
Kamui was like a prison; divine grace, like an ocean.
Yet a prison could serve as a barrier, shutting out evil; and the sea could become an abyss, drowning all living things.
The power of a god was simply too dangerous for mortals—especially for an "evil god" like Soji, who had yet to shed his humanity!
If he directly bestowed "divine power" upon a specific target, it was impossible to determine which direction the broken rules would shift... not to mention that this world contained chakra wills even stronger than Alaya, opposing him at every turn!
The simplest example was this.
With the consciousness space and Alaya's ability to project into reality, Soji could now precisely modify a particular individual—brainwashing them, giving them cheats, strengthening them, the entire process from start to finish. But the problem was that the chakra wills could obviously do the same thing!
The difficulty in restraining both sides was that divine power, like political power, would only dilute one's own authority and reduce the efficiency of the entire system if delegated too freely. One misstep, and he might end up like Great Collective 1.0, Hagoromo, Hamura, Naruto, and Sasuke—creating a hidden danger that would devour its own creator!
Besides, even without that concern, Soji had no desire to enter a protracted contest of "blood-making capacity" against an early mover that held the advantage in the existing market.
That was why Yamada Soji preferred this silent, imperceptible approach, nibbling away at the vast and unwieldy Kaguya imprint bit by bit. Only then would the resources he eventually obtained be more secure.
And now, by exerting indirect influence on certain individuals, Yamada Soji had already