A stable portal opened at the edge of the beehive.
Not far away, teams of Fermi Ant workers were moving things. These large ants that only weighed 70 pounds had amazing strength. Almost every one of them was as strong as a human Hercules.
Fallen Witch next to him was in charge of cleaning and counting. At the same time, she was reorganizing the golems and teleporting them back to Modor City.
"Be careful! These things can't be shaken! "
Fallen Witch was like a diligent little bee at this moment. She carefully checked every thing that was transported. When she noticed Søren approaching, she smiled and said, "I didn't expect there to be an [Elemental Fission] device here. It seems that the plan to go to Sigil City can be delayed a lot."
Søren smiled and nodded.
For mortals, gods were almost omnipotent. There were some areas in the multiverse that could not be touched.
Sigil City was one of them!
Unless the Lady of Pain, who was in charge of Sigil City, allowed Søren to enter. Otherwise, with Søren's identity as a god, Sigil City was forbidden to him. And it was well known that the Lady of Pain was very unfriendly to most gods. Søren had no contact with her, so it was a very risky move to enter Sigil City.
As one of the oldest existences!
The Lady of Pain should be stronger than the God of Light in Sigil City. As for leaving Sigil City, no one knew because she never seemed to come out.
Søren maintained control of the Ant Queen because of the power of divinity, so there was no problem in leaving everything to the Fallen Witch. Moving the entire floating city was a huge project. Even with the help of the Thaling and the Ants, it would take at least a week. Søren couldn't waste a week here, so he was ready to go back to Modor City to prepare for the next test of the battle flag plane and the second phase of the construction of his own kingdom.
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Shadow Kingdom.
After half a month of construction, this barren country after the fusion had undergone a great change.
First of all, the power of shadow began to assimilate the kingdom. The gray area formed by the repulsion caused by divine power and priesthood gradually disappeared. The entire God's Kingdom no longer looked like two worlds forcibly pieced together. Instead, it gradually showed signs of merging into one. Then there was the interior of the divine kingdom, especially near the Reincarnation Pool. The number of shadow beings had greatly decreased. Originally, the Shadow God would transform himself into a shadow form, so the interior of his kingdom was very close to the Shadow Plane. However, Søren did not do so, so his kingdom was filled with many bright colors.
Some of the shadow beings were killed.
The other portion that could be captured and converted were sent into the Pool of Reincarnation under the Heroic Spirit's control. They were then converted into Søren's petitioners.
Now, a city of about ten square kilometers had been built in the divine kingdom. Some petitioners had formed an army to patrol and protect it, while the heroic spirits were still in charge of dealing with other dangers in the divine kingdom. Unlike the cities in material planes, the most important thing in a divine kingdom's city was its temple.
Other than the houses where the petitioners lived, the most eye-catching signs in the city were the temples of various sizes.
Every day, petitioners would come to the temples to pray. However, the divine power gathered from their faith would not be sent to Søren. Instead, it would be left in the divine kingdom, turning into a golden light that shrouded the temple.
In the future, this power would be used by Søren to expand the size of the divine kingdom.
It was necessary to understand the life form of the petitioners in detail.
Good believers who were devout in life would be brought to their respective divine kingdoms by the Oracles after death to be reborn. This was a new life form, and they would obtain eternity in the divine kingdom. The petitioners were similar to those who entered heaven after death (provided that they believed in a good god). However, they were generally not allowed to leave the divine kingdom. Many petitioners would never be able to leave the divine kingdom in their lifetime. After the death of their god, the petitioners would also die forever. In some cases, the petitioners would also become the petitioners of the other gods who killed their god. (Note: This was similar to Søren's reincarnation ceremony of the Shadow God's believers.)
The petitioners were obligated to protect their god, and if necessary, they were even required to participate in the divine war.
As a new life form, petitioners needed to breathe and eat (but they were not as dependent as mortals). Some forms of petitioners did not need to eat or breathe because they were essentially life forms transformed from gods.
As the cornerstone of the divine kingdom, most petitioners retained the characteristics of mortals.
They needed to rest, but they did not need to rest as often as mortals. Petitioners could work for a long time, so many demons and devils liked to imprison petitioners to work as slaves. During peacetime, most petitioners lived a leisurely life. They could do whatever they liked in the divine kingdom and build their own homes and kingdoms. Because they had a long lifespan, any petitioner would have hundreds of years to squander until they were integrated into the divine kingdom and became an eternal entity.
Of course, the most important thing for a petitioner was to please the god they served.
Most of the time, the petitioners wanted to please the god they believed in in exchange for a higher status and more power in the divine kingdom. Eventually, they would be promoted to become a god's messenger or a god's follower.
The petitioners in Søren's divine kingdom only needed to rest for one or two hours every day. They did not need much food because energy could be used to replenish their energy consumption. Of course, food was also a form of enjoyment for them, but it was not necessary for them to survive. This way, the petitioners had enough time to work. They had to prove their worth in the early stages of the divine kingdom in exchange for more opportunities to be promoted. Recently, many petitioners had been promoted to become Heroic Spirits. Becoming a Heroic Spirit meant that they would have a higher status, more enjoyment, and a longer lifespan in the future.
Every divine kingdom was like a pyramid.
Most of the gods who were on the side of order would leave a clear path of promotion in the divine kingdom. Søren's current system was: Petitioners, Heroic Spirits, Holy Spirits, God's Messengers, God's Servants, God's Followers, and God's Followers.
Every time a petitioner was promoted, there would be a fundamental change.
As Søren's servants, some of them had the potential to become Gods!
Currently, there was an army of about a thousand people in the divine kingdom. Nearly half of them were Heroic Spirits, and the rest were petitioners who had enough battle experience before they died.
Søren promoted a Holy Spirit Priest.
She was the half-elf female priest who died in the attack of the Abomination. Her nature was far inferior to Milan, but there were too few Holy Spirits in the divine kingdom at the moment. He could only make an exception and promote one.
The Holy Spirit Priest was responsible for running the city.
Currently, all the petitioners' task was to expand their territory, gradually gain control of the divine kingdom, and increase the number of petitioners to prepare for Søren's return to the divine kingdom in the future.
Currently, there were a large number of wild petitioners in the divine kingdom.
Some of them believed in the original God of the half-elves and rogues, while others believed in the God of Shadow. These petitioners were all enemies before they were converted.
According to the collected data, there were tens of thousands of petitioners wandering around the divine kingdom. Because this place contained the accumulation of the gods for thousands of years, Søren still needed enough time to convert them.
In the evening.
Teams of troops returned, and at the same time, a large number of petitioners gathered in front of the temple.
"My Lord, Søren!"
"You are the master of the shadows! You are the protector of the half-elves! You are the master we will always serve and follow! "
"My Lord, Søren!"
"You are the incarnation of slaughter! You are the controller of disease! You bring fear to the enemy! … You are our supreme ruler! "
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Bursts of prayers echoed.
With the prayers of the petitioners, there was a substantial golden light condensed. These converged faith power stayed in the temple and finally turned into real power.
Although Søren could not enter the divine kingdom now, he maintained a trace of contact with the divine kingdom. As the number of petitioners increased, his connection with the divine kingdom became closer and closer. It was believed that as the Avatar Crisis entered the later stage, the time for Søren to return to the divine kingdom would gradually come.
At that time, there would be a whole new world waiting for him.
In the end, what the divine kingdom would look like depended on what Søren wanted to build it.
Mordor City.
When Søren returned to the city of Mordor, the City Hall was rebuilding the water supply system of the entire city.
The arrival of the witches brought many changes to the city of Mordor. Because they needed contribution points to exchange for information in the library, many witches began to try to accept the tasks issued by the City Hall. Most of these quests involved the application of magic in daily life.
After Søren returned, he began to work on the transformation plan of the battle flag plane.
It was not easy to obtain the divine power of slaughter in reality, because a large part of it was controlled by the god of war, and the slaughter in reality often brought about a decrease in population. Before defeating other gods of slaughter, Søren could not control much power, so the battle flag trial was a very important channel.
Søren's initial idea was to add a Will Circle.
Enchantment on the device connected to the battle flag trial would strengthen the willpower of the trial participants and activate it when they quit. This could greatly reduce the chance of death.
The second was to expand the scale.
The materials from the Githyankis and the Fomites were enough for Søren to expand the number of trial devices. His initial estimate was to expand the scale to about 300 people. If the city of Mordor could guarantee that hundreds of people would participate in the trial every day, Søren would have dozens of more fanatics.
This meant that there would be an additional 1-3 points of divine power every day!
It didn't seem very impressive, but with the accumulation of numbers and time, Søren's divine power would be hundreds more than other gods.
The gap in the future was even more unimaginable!
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