The Final Safeguard

While helping alliance members break through to the Ninth Order, this also reduced, to some extent, the chances of Ninth-Order alliance members turning on their own side.

Everything was for the final confrontation with that Ninth-Order existence.

As a vast number of worlds arrived, the war in Heaven came to an end as well.

Yang Mu did not take part in the operations that followed, because they did not lack one Eighth-Order combatant like him.

Though he now held forty-three Eighth-Order Undead in his hands, they would not have much impact on the overall situation.

Because among the first echelon of combat power, Eighth Order was no longer all that important.

At least when facing top-tier great worlds, the only combat power capable of affecting the overall situation was Half-Step Ninth Order.

So Yang Mu once again devoted his time to improving himself.

Unlike the others, Yang Mu's rate of improvement did not slow after reaching the Eighth Order. The countless Furnace Mages under his system constantly supplied him with Law fragments.

After breaking through to the Eighth Order, his accumulation of Laws broke through its shackles once more and was no longer restricted. All he needed to do was comprehend the Fate Law.

Other Laws could be supplied by the Furnace Mages under his command. Only the Fate Law was different. It was not that they could not provide it, but even at the current scale of the Furnace Mages, those capable of obtaining the Fate Law were as rare as phoenix feathers and qilin horns.

If he wanted to rely on the Law fragments provided by the Furnace Mages to perfect the Fate Law, the time required would be impossible to calculate.

Moreover, he did not lack World Source. Nero was also improving himself alongside him.

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