Under the many detailed rules Huo Ling had laid down,
the Dusk God's days would not be easy from now on.
But at the very least, He could continue living and remain a god dwelling high in the Outer Void.
If He relied solely on the believers from the dioceses covering those two provinces, then by estimation, the Dusk God's power would be fixed at intermediate divine power.
There was no hope of climbing any higher.
In fact, if He was not careful and expended too much divine power, His strength would even decline.
Still, under the care of such a savage invader as Huo Ling, being able to stay alive already made Him an exceedingly fortunate god.
In Huo Ling's plans, he had originally intended to preserve one or two gods. Much of his research would eventually require the cooperation of living gods.
After all, compared with dead gods, living gods willing to cooperate were also excellent test subjects.
On the path of advancement, spellcasters were driven by curiosity to study all manner of strange and bizarre things.
Huo Ling wanting to study gods was simply too normal for many spellcasters.
After seeing the Dusk God off, Huo Ling's life returned to its previous routine, spent cultivating every day.
The conquest of the first-layer continent proceeded just as quickly.
It was only that, compared with the other layers of the continent, the slaughter here became somewhat more severe.
The God of Radiance truly had some strength. No wonder He had become a god of greater divine power.
His believers were more devout. At least fifty percent more of them were willing to offer up their lives for the faith of the God of Radiance than the followers of other gods.
For that very reason, Huo Ling became even more