One Against Seven

Gu Yanchen brushed off Gu Hanche's concern. "So what? What difference would more Divine High Priests make? Or more divine inheritances? You think they could turn the world upside down? Don't forget, Old Ice, those gods only choose successors to give themselves a dumping ground for their Faith Power! You think that's a good thing?"

"I know. I'm just worried that if they all become gods, they'll be trouble for us too," Gu Hanche said.

Gu Yanchen raised an eyebrow. "Trouble for whom? Old Ice, have you forgotten that successors still have to cultivate before they can reach the level of the gods before them? And what level are we at now? Even if those people become gods, how much of a threat could they pose to us? The Divine Realm has only five God Kings at its peak!"

"Besides, when the boss rescued the Golden Dragon King, he tore right through the Divine Realm. What could these people possibly do even if they became gods? We can just sit back and watch. Maybe deal with any brats who let godhood go to their heads while we're at it." Gu Yanchen sounded utterly at ease.

His confidence helped Gu Hanche relax too.

He was right. So what if the continent gained a host of Divine High Priests?

Divine servants were still divine servants. No matter how many there were, they could never stand against a true god.

What could those people in the Divine Realm accomplish by placing Divine High Priests across the continent?

Gu Xiaoran, Gu Yuena, Gu Yanchen, and Gu Hanche—any one of them could wipe out every last Divine High Priest.

What difference would divine inheritances scattered across the continent make?

So what if their successors became gods?

Ao Zhan had dealt the Divine Realm a devastating