The warning about reading the Elder God Memory came a day late, but Ke Meng could tell it was sincere.
"I will. Thanks." Ke Meng nodded and left the Land of Light.
In return, Ke Meng found another Max-Level Wild Zone to set ablaze rather than starting a fire in their territory.
The blaze swept across the plains, but Ke Meng discovered something frustrating: these max-level Wild Monsters were incredibly alert. Knowing they could not withstand the flames, they simply took flight and fled instead of staying put.
Most of the Wild Monsters could not leave the area because of regional restrictions, but flying high into the sky was something they could control. As a result, the blaze only burned away the vegetation covering the plains. It could not burn through the soil, and once it had consumed the entire grassland, it naturally went out.
Only after personally setting fires in the wild zone did Ke Meng discover that the flames stopped burning when they reached its boundaries. They could not spread endlessly into other areas.
To burn another area, Ke Meng still had to fly there himself and drop some flames.
Ke Meng stopped worrying about it. His interest had already shifted from leveling up to the Elder God Memory in his Spatial Backpack.
Before reading the Elder God Memory, he first needed divinity. Without a matching level of divine nature, he could not read anything beyond his limits.
There was actually another solution: use extraordinary resistance to brute-force his way through the risks.
Judging by the evil god Cthulhu's ultimate stat panel, accumulating a hundred million resistance points would effectively give him a godlike constitution. That should allow him to ignore risks of this kind.
However, a hundred million was far too distant a goal. At his current