On the way to Jerusalem, Fang Cheng sent out tens of thousands of clones, scattering them across the entire European continent.
They had only one purpose: to rein in the monsters and forbid them from harming humans.
Each clone was responsible for one city. All they had to do was fly over it and broadcast his voice throughout the city as sound waves. Any monster that heard the command had to obey.
Fang Cheng wasn't doing this to give the Human Revolutionary Alliance headquarters face. He was doing it for the native forces of Earth to see.
He had only seen them in his mother's memories, and they had yet to appear in person, but they were surely on the same level as his mother and the Evil God.
Fang Cheng didn't want to be enemies with the Evil God and also end up at odds with Earth's native forces, only to meet the same fate as his mother.
By restraining the monsters from harming humans, he was also extending an early gesture of goodwill.
But his control wasn't absolute. Of the three types of monsters, he could currently control only Monsters and Undead-types. He still couldn't rein in the last type, Anomaly-types.
Fortunately, there were fewer of those monsters than the others. It wouldn't be a big deal to leave them alone.
As his clones spread out, the state of Europe came into view before Fang Cheng.
More than a dozen cities had been drawn into Subspace and nearly wiped out. They included international metropolises like London.
The competitors involved in the contest wouldn't spare a thought for the safety of these cities. They cared only about finding the keys.
When the contest ended and the cities were spat back out of Subspace, monsters had already reduced them to