The Decisive Battle in the Sea of Sand

Chapter 506: Sand Sea Decisive Battle.

Because Odin played a series of flashy moves on the Middle-earth Continent, many players guarding the territory of the grand duchies also felt that they were not going to hold on much longer. Therefore, before their own faction's country was destroyed and families ruined, they hurriedly liquidated their reputation and contribution points, then immediately slipped away to embrace Odin's arms.

This massive defection event of turncoats immediately caught the attention of many factions.

Yet Odin's uninhibited attitude, acting as if he did not even care about saints, made people even more apprehensive, not daring to rashly try to anger him.

This was because this world was called the World of Gods, and there were simply too many legends left behind by deities. The might of those former deities was still unforgettable to this day. Even though saints now stood at the pinnacle of the world, amidst the mutual deception of various factions, no one planned to become someone else's stepping stone to actively test the depth of Odin's power.

The most crucial point was simply this.

These turncoats had no principles at all; they changed factions the moment they said so, with zero loyalty to speak of. Things might go wrong, and this sudden Odin might just lift a rock only to drop it on his own feet.

Meanwhile, Odin was running around promoting himself like a multi-level marketer in the Middle-earth Continent for the sake of faith, exhausted every day.

He had to maintain his aura of high status so that players could not easily get close to him.

At the same time, he had to give newly joined players a sense of belonging, forcing him to use all sorts of flashy tricks. It was simply exhausting.

So what was the prince doing?