The effects of a Rule Edict could only take effect within its own territory. Once beyond the territory, the edict would completely lose its effect.
Therefore, if he wanted to fully utilize the rules of an edict, basic buffs and debuffs alone were clearly not enough.
Since the arrival of the Dark Age, Blue Star's energy environment had undergone drastic changes, gradually becoming suited to the survival of Abyssal Creatures.
Although Blue Star had always resisted this phenomenon, the gap in strength between the two sides was far too great. Blue Star could only slow the rate of Abyssal erosion and was, in essence, still moving closer to the environmental energy of the Abyssal World.
It could be said that humanity on Blue Star had always fought the Abyss under conditions unfavorable to themselves.
A flash of realization appeared in Lincon's eyes. "Since the Abyss can alter Blue Star's environment, then I can also try to change the environment of the Great Wall Defense Line and impose deeper suppression on Abyssal Creatures."
[Edict Selected—War Edict] [Within the territory of the Great Wall Defense Line, Abyssal Creature energy recovery speed is reduced by 50%, defense line warrior energy recovery speed is increased by 50%, and effects such as armor piercing, bleeding, and instant death are increased by 30%... Alter the environment of the Great Wall Defense Line, increase Blue Star's rejection of Abyssal Energy, and increase sunlight duration.] [Edict formulation failed: Under the Dark Veil, sunlight duration cannot be increased.]
Seeing this, Lincon did not look disappointed. As though he had expected it, he simply removed the rule about increasing sunlight duration.
[Edict formulation successful.]
As strings of text swirled above the 3D terrain map before slowly sinking down, the entire Great Wall Defense Line suddenly surged