To piece together a new soul from fragments required first establishing a "soul core."
Just like living creatures, a soul necessarily had a core. The more powerful the creature, the more pronounced the soul core's role became. It governed the creature's various abilities and innate dispositions.
Sui Xiong's first thought was to create a soul that was valiant and fearless.
He was confident he could fight well, but if he truly faced the kind of divine war he had witnessed before, relying on himself alone meant two fists could not fend off four hands. Even if he could call in helpers, his enemies could do the same. Moreover, divine wars were inevitably king against king, soldier against soldier. Once he and his helpers were held back by the enemy gods, the battle at the level of divine envoys and believers would simply become a one-sided massacre.
The main cannon fodder in divine wars was naturally divine envoys. Yet Sui Xiong did not have a single divine envoy under his command. Morani and the others did not have many either. The only one with a relatively large number was Manis, the Goddess of Wealth—but as everyone knew, whether divine envoys or believers, none of the Goddess of Wealth's subordinates were much good at fighting.
So Sui Xiong naturally set his research target on creating powerful divine envoys.
Besides... when doing scientific research, of course one first tackled the hardest and most crucial hurdle. Once the hardest one was overcome, the rest would naturally follow along, pressing forward in one burst of momentum like splitting bamboo. When chatting in the player group, those who did research often loved to shoot the breeze. Whenever they proposed projects and persuaded their superiors to invest, they repeatedly emphasized the most important and critical difficulties: things