Seeing the Undead Again

In the traditional model, the Mage World would have an easier time facing the Machine World.

Although it could not gain much of an advantage against the Machine World, Abyss World, or the Cloud Qi System, it could be said to be the natural nemesis of the Chaos World.

What formed the core of the Chaos World's combat forces? Outer Gods.

Their grassroots strength could be called the weakest among all worlds. It could even be said that they had no grassroots strength at all, relying entirely on the downward radiation of their top-tier powers.

As long as their initial dependents were eliminated, the Outer Gods of the Chaos World, suppressed by Cloud Qi, would fall into a siege. With their laws and energy fully restricted, how many Third-Order and Fourth-Order combatants could even a top-tier Outer God like Shub-Niggurath produce?

The Giant World was the same. Against great worlds that mainly relied on high-level combat power, the Cloud Qi System would be the greatest threat.

Unfortunately, although the Mage World had achieved some results, it was still far from its goal.

At present, it could suppress beings at most at the Sixth Order, while its lower limit had only barely reached the Second Order.

The results seemed quite good. At such a rate of progress, it would not take long to meet the requirements.

Yet the mages could only smile bitterly. They had already settled all the easiest parts; every remaining step was a hurdle.

How long it would take to achieve their goal was still unknown. If—only if—in the end they could suppress Ninth-Order beings, they would not need to suppress them by much, nor even down to the Eighth Order. As long as they could suppress them to the early Ninth Order, they would have far greater