Even Jumping into the Yellow River Wouldn't Clear My Name

On his way to Jerusalem, Fang Cheng released thousands of clones, scattering them across the entire European continent.

The sole purpose of these clones was to Bind the actions of the monsters, forbidding them from harming humans any further.

Each clone was responsible for one city; they only needed to fly over the city and project his voice as sound waves to permeate the area. Any monster that heard the command had to obey.

Fang Cheng's actions were not out of respect for the Human Revolutionary Alliance headquarters, but rather a gesture intended for the native powers of Earth.

Although he had only seen them in his mother's memories and they had yet to reveal themselves, they were undoubtedly entities of the same caliber as his mother and the Evil Gods.

Fang Cheng did not want to end up in the same fate as his mother by antagonizing the native powers of Earth while simultaneously being at odds with the Evil Gods.

Restraining the monsters from harming humans was, in a sense, a preemptive gesture of goodwill.

However, the restraint was not absolute. Among the three types of monsters, Fang Cheng could currently only control the Monsters and the Undead-type; he was still unable to constrain the final category, the Anomaly-type monsters.

Fortunately, the number of such monsters was minimal, so leaving them be was of no great consequence.

As his clones spread out, the state of all Europe fell into Fang Cheng's view.

Over a dozen cities had been dragged into the Subspace and were almost completely wiped out, including major international metropolises like London.

The competitors vying for the prize would not consider the safety of these cities; they only cared about finding the Key.

Once the competition ended and these cities were spat back out by the