Qin Feng naturally asked about it in detail.
Did this Primordial Existence want to meet him of their own accord, or did they want to meet him at the Substitute Grand Authority Successor's instruction?
There was a difference between the two.
The former meant this Primordial Existence wanted to switch allegiances, while the latter meant the Grand Authority Successor intended to cooperate with Qin Feng.
Distinguishing between the two was simple.
He only needed to look at how they wanted Qin Feng to find them... was he to enter any substitute high minor authority challenge, or manipulate the challenge matching to meet that specific Primordial Existence?
After all, an Eldritch God had many Primordial Existences serving under them.
Taking the Calamity Ancient God as an example, anyone entering a challenge would be randomly "matched" with a Calamity Spirit who would oversee it.
Without special measures, meeting a specific Primordial Existence was impossible.
Unless, before entering the challenge himself, he sent subordinates to keep entering challenges, occupying all the other Primordial Existences first.
But challenging a high minor authority in the Highest Heaven required considerable resources, and each player could only attempt the same high minor authority challenge once in their lifetime...
Moreover.
In the Highest Heaven, the success rate for high minor authority challenges was actually extremely low, because Grand Authority Successors generally arranged for their subordinates to obtain high minor authorities personally, or simply granted them outright.
Even if someone succeeded in a challenge, gaining the Grand Authority Successor's trust was difficult. Many Grand Authority Successors even closed off access to high minor authority challenges altogether.
For example, after Qin Feng disguised himself as Three Thousand Immortal Sounds and went to the Last Words Temple, he temporarily closed access to the last words high minor authority challenge.
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