Ding.
Divine being hung.
The search for the aura of the outer god you submitted has yielded results.
The information on the outer god is now locked as follows.
At last, there was news.
When confronted with the oppressive assault of the outer god, Suzi Han had captured a wisp of divine power to submit for information retrieval.
Yet she had not anticipated such a lengthy wait for results.
As she gazed at the details displayed on the light screen, her expression grew increasingly grave.
Chapter 131.
I can offer more.
Co Bradley, an eighth tier water deity, is the 11th generation heir of the deep sea filia god emperor.
His character is eccentric and violent.
As Suzi Han gazed at the information, her expression grew increasingly grim.
He is a formidable adversary, a second generation outsider from a distinguished lineage, possessing both influence and a multitude of subordinates, an opponent she currently cannot contend with.
He is far beyond her capacity to handle alone, leaving her unable to eliminate future threats in a timely manner.
Suzi Han reflected on her earlier decision.
Had she not chosen to bluff with the empty city strategy, but instead employed alternative tactics to delay, awaiting Chi-Chi's arrival to crush the enemy, perhaps the outcome would have been different.
However, the variables were too great.
A 10-minute gap with a six-tier deity pitted against an eighth tier deity represented a chasm of two major levels and 20 minor levels.
The stakes were not solely her own safety, but also the lives of her dependents, including Kiki, and the safety of her divine realm, were at risk.
It was prudent to feain having a contingency plan to drive him away.
In retrospect, she meticulously analyzed the details of the previous confrontation, her desire to grow stronger rekindled.
She sensed that she was stuck at the pinnacle of the sixth tier, mere fragments away from ascending to the seventh tier.
Yet that fragment always elilluded her grasp.
She had anticipated that this battle would facilitate her breakthrough.
However, she found herself still falling short.
Although she had consumed that outsider deity and absorbed its energy, transforming it into divine power.
She struggled to convert it into a means to bridge that elusive gap.
Perhaps the outsider was too weak, merely a second tier deity, contributing little to her strength.
Following her devouring of him, the energy merely transformed into divine essence at a methodical pace, lacking the overwhelming sensation she experienced after consuming the light deity.
This was insufficient to shatter the barrier that confined her to expand her capacity for divine power.
It felt akin to an invisible pane of glass obstructing her ascent.
With each increment of divine power, the barrier remained unyielding.
It could be that her rapid ascension rendered her strength somewhat superficial, her divine power lacking in depth.
Alternatively, at the divine stage, the ninth tier corresponds to the nine rings of divinity with every three minor levels constituting a major stage.
The transition from the sixth to the seventh tier signifies a leap in rank.
When navigating such thresholds, the bottleneck becomes increasingly resilient.
Suzi Han contemplated her quest for enhancement.
Suddenly, a cheerful voice from outside interrupted her thoughts.
Guine with her consent, Sun Bow squeezed through the door, allowing the dimminionive Hey Shia Sha to follow suit.
The little creature carried a tray adorned with sunflower seeds, candies, fruits, and pastries.
Behind him, Hey Sha Sha entered, holding a picture of water.
The two many sprites bounced joyfully before Suzi Han, attending to her needs.
Hey Sha Sha, no larger than a palm and entirely black, was the smallest and youngest among the divine attendants with the least achievements.
She was a charming little creature that Suzi Han had casually chosen from a multitude of many sprites, often lingering in the background.
Sunba Bao placed the assortment of treats on the table and together with Hey Sha Shao, they commenced a series of tasks.
Arranging snacks, setting the table, and brewing tea.
After a while, Hey Sha Sha respectfully took the empty water pitcher and exited the room.
Suzi Han took a sip from her teacup.
The water was slightly warm, yet the flavor was quite pleasant, imbued with a refreshing aroma of tea.
Sun Bow Bao stood at top a high stool, massaging Suzi Han shoulders.
Divine one, relax a bit.
The affairs of a nation are endless worries.
Under the gentle kneading of Sun Bow as his soft little paws, Suzie Han felt her entire body soften, her tense muscles unwinding.
How delightful.
Ariel and Ellen luxuriated in the warm water, emitting size of contentment.
At that moment they transformed into their original forms, two skeletal figures, one standing at 1 m 80 and the other at 1 m 90, stretching their bones in the heated water.
It was astonishing even as mere skeletons.
They found immense comfort in the warmth of the water.
The fatigue from days of travel and biting winds dissipated completely in the bath.
The pool was constructed from crystallin stones filled with flowing hot water with several wooden tables floating in the center.
These tables held a variety of small dishes including sashimi, cold seaweed salad, grilled mushrooms, onen eggs, and fruit juices all adorned with delicate flower petals.
However, the death knight's siblings in their skeletal forms did not require sustenance while bathing.
Clearly, Oranki, who prepared all this, did not anticipate that their method of bathing would involve such a disroing.
This warm pool was a divine creation of Oranki, and their visit was a result of her enthusiastic invitation.
The mermaid had beckoned them to relax and bathe.
As for the owner of the hotring, the mermaid was also enjoying the bath.
Adorned in a flowing white robe that accentuated her fair skin, she engaged in light conversation with the death knights, subtly inquiring about the matters of war.
However, the siblings, seasoned in their cunning, conversed with remarkable discretion, and Ariel skillfully evaded any probing questions.
Despite discussing a plethora of seemingly trivial matters regarding the deity's wars, not a single detail was revealed.
The mermaid circled around, chatting harmoniously with the two skeletal figures while avoiding serious topics.
Without a divine mandate to heed the mermaid's commands or to divulge the specifics of the conflict, the death knight's siblings were not easily ins snared by her tricks.
The mermaid could only approach them through personal matters, which was indeed her primary motive for inviting them for a bath and conversation.
She had not intended to extract details about the war.
If she succeeded, she would have to report to the divine one about the supposed lack of intelligence of the death knights, requiring them to be monitored as if they were mere dolls.
Let's extol the beauty of the dark divine realm and the camaraderie among our colleagues.
Ellen, I have heard of your exceptional skill in sewing.
Might I request your assistance in crafting a divine robe? I can offer you 100,000 elven coins and 10-grade white pearls as compensation.
The siblings exchange glances.
The flames of their souls flickering within their bony forms.
The implication became clear.
Their unspoken understanding ignited, revealing an opportunity for profit.
She originally found the attire lacking in refinement and desired to create a new garment.
She thought to take advantage of the affluent fishmonger.
However, Ellen was rather occupied with numerous trivial matters concerning the skeletal warriors.
Ariel declined, stating, "I can offer more.
20000 The Little Mermaid gently shook the cup in her hand.
Chapter 1 132 Integrating into the new divine territory this price is enough to visit the first elf city or even purchase a grand house.
If you do not desire the money, I can offer you a piece of land on the outskirts of the first elf city.
The Little Mermaid referred to a plot near the fish pond, approximately less than 100 m, while selling fish.
She skillfully leveraged a piece of wasteland as a bargaining chip, suggesting that as the population of little elves surged, the outskirts would soon be incorporated into the city.
However, it would take at least several decades for this land to yield any returns.
At first glance, the offer of land seemed generous.
The two of them knew they were aiming for a higher price, otherwise they would have directly declined instead of figning busyness.
What kind of style do you desire? Sister Ariel immediately agreed.
The Little Mermaid promptly retrieved the prepared materials from her pearl space.
Light blue gauze, emerald green fabric, blue gradient cloth, pearls, corals, and shells.
The fabric was unlike anything seen before.
Eland took the cloth, and as he gazed upon it, the fabric resembled sunlight, glistening upon the ocean's surface, shimmering beautifully.
Ariel felt the fabric.