If Qin Feng used the Death Grand Authority's Death Definition to alter the King of the Undead's Death Condition and killed him under those circumstances, he would be unable to transfer his death to the Undead Retainers under his command.
Alternatively, Qin Feng could unleash the Disaster Grand Authority's energy and blast the King of the Undead to death, likewise bypassing his ability to transfer death.
All of this was because Qin Feng's divinity influence exceeded the King of the Undead's!
Therefore, any kill achieved through Qin Feng's Grand Authority abilities could finish off the King of the Undead for real.
Of the Grand Authorities currently in Qin Feng's possession, the Death Grand Authority, Disaster Grand Authority, and Heart-Piercing Grand Authority could theoretically all affect the King of the Undead's true form.
However, when the Death Grand Authority's Death Condition modification was used on a Grand Authority Successor, the resulting Death Conditions were all exceedingly difficult to fulfill...
This was because using a Grand Authority on a Grand Authority Successor greatly increased its divinity cost.
For example, Qin Feng could change an ordinary player's Death Condition to taking a total of ten thousand instances of damage within one second. If he used the same Death Condition modification on a Grand Authority Successor, it would become taking a total of one hundred million instances of damage within one second.
For the same Death Condition, both the required quantity and the difficulty would multiply many times over.
The King of the Undead was now level 423, and his Four-Dimensional Attributes had also reached tier 14, so the gap between him and Qin Feng was not "too large"...
Qin Feng had previously been able to modify the Broken-Winged Angel's Death Condition because the angel's Four-Dimensional Attributes were too low. After all, the angel