For Huo Ling.
Jergal's divine spark was indeed of little use. Myrkul had already claimed the authority over death for himself.
As a god bound tightly to the rules, Myrkul had no fear whatsoever that Huo Ling might use Jergal's divine spark to seize that authority.
Unless Huo Ling drove the Floating City over and killed Myrkul.
But even if he killed Myrkul, Huo Ling had no intention of becoming a god himself, and there was also the Pantheon standing in the way.
The losses outweighed the gains. A divine spark was naturally an exceedingly precious treasure, especially to gods.
For a legend like Huo Ling, it was naturally a treasure as well, but not something he coveted as desperately as gods did.
To Huo Ling, Jergal's divine spark could only be considered an exceptionally high-quality material.
It naturally had many uses. For example, the intelligence core of his Floating City had been modified from the divine spark of a demigod.
But this time, Huo Ling did not intend to use this divine spark on the Floating City.
The Floating City was certainly important, but its current intelligence core was already more than sufficient.
The true strength of the Floating City lay in its entirety, in the layer upon layer of runic arrays within it.
As for Jergal's divine spark, Huo Ling intended to use it on the Crown of Death Dominion.
That way, this divine artifact would surely receive an even greater enhancement, and its effects would become even more pronounced.
This divine artifact had originally been the strongest of the three artifacts. If the divine spark were inscribed into it as well—
Even Huo Ling did not dare imagine how powerful it would become.
After returning from the Eye of the Void, Huo Ling flew directly toward his