Qin Feng rode Osilio over Hu Qibin's head.
He looked at Hu Qibin's shocked, disbelieving expression without reacting.
To Qin Feng...
This guy was going to die anyway, so there was no point worrying about "Face Concealment" in front of him.
Qin Feng simply glanced at his own stats panel.
The Blade of Judgment's current Divinity cap is 10 points.
When killing someone, I can choose to consume 10 points of Divinity to transport them to the Judgment Grounds.
So the Blade of Judgment in Qin Feng's hand now had 0/10 Divinity. It had all been consumed.
Activating the Authority of Judgment also requires Divinity.
So before passing judgment, I need to replenish its Divinity... let's first see how much Divinity passing judgment on this guy will cost.
Qin Feng glanced indifferently at Hu Qibin below.
He raised the Blade of Judgment in his hand and used the weapon to check the control panel for the Judgment Grounds.
Through the Judgment Grounds' panel, he could adjust the terrain of the entire space and design minigames to distinguish between targets, like the previous fugitive/pursuer minigame event.
But Qin Feng was a little puzzled.
Could a space like this really be left for him to adjust freely?
Designing minigames and defining groups for the targets... surely these things couldn't be free?
Yet nothing on Qin Feng's control panel indicated any cost. It seemed he could operate it however he pleased.
I'll leave that aside for now.
To pass judgment on Hu Qibin now, I first need to anchor him.
Then replenish the Blade of Judgment's Divinity.
Through the Judgment Grounds' control panel, Qin Feng designed a minigame different from the previous one...
Although he called it different, there wasn't actually much of a difference.
He merely changed the original 20 fugitives to