Innate divinity!
Wasn't possessing that supposed to get you forcibly teleported to Highest Heaven?
But Ai Ya Qian had clearly heard the system notification. When she instantly killed those players from the Beastification Civilization, she had directly consumed a small amount of innate divinity to completely cancel out their self-owned order!
And her own attacks directly carried innate divinity as well, giving them extremely high divinity influence that completely ignored all their immunities!
This had clearly reached the very state that her two predecessors, the married Grand Authority Successors, had once described to her...
In Highest Heaven, the gap between the strong and the weak was like that between clouds and mud!
When a top powerhouse faced someone weak, they could absolutely "ignore all their immunities and be immune to everything they used to ignore defenses."
That sounded a little like a tongue twister.
But it was a true reflection of conditions in Highest Heaven.
Divinity special effects and rule skills all depended on divinity to exist. When one's divinity influence fell short of the opponent's, those rules and special effects were completely ineffective. At most, they could consume some of the opponent's divinity.
There was no doubt.
When a player possessed innate divinity while still in a blueprint world...
They had naturally reached that realm while still in a blueprint world!
No wonder he could kill me so easily...
I thought he'd used some method to massively increase his divinity limit, letting him cancel out over a hundred of my self-owned orders in an instant.
I never imagined he'd somehow acquired innate divinity!
But... what does this Innate Divinity mean? Is it different from ordinary innate divinity?
Ai Ya Qian keenly realized that this distinction was probably why Qin Feng hadn't been teleported to Highest Heaven.
But she truly