Naturally, the one who devoured Hall's doppelganger was Grimm, who had transformed into a Devouring Demon Fish.
The Divine Mastiff, the python, and Hall's doppelganger had all died at Grimm's hands. The only remaining Purple Eagle had spread its wings and soared into the sky, shrieking as it fled back to its team.
"Cover me … We'll split the loot when we get back!"
Grimm sent a mental message to Antuso before he shook his bloated Devouring Demon Fish body and fled back to his team. Its fat and huge stomach was still swelling and vibrating, as if some monster was crazily making a ruckus inside.
In the distance, when the Gods sensed the sudden disappearance of Hall's doppelganger's Quintessence aura, they cursed loudly as they rushed over.
The destruction of Hall's doppelganger was nothing to be surprised about.
However, they had to retrieve the Quintessence Fragment hidden in Hall's doppelganger. Otherwise, Hall would lose this part of his power forever.
If Hall lost too many pieces of Divinity, he would no longer be able to gather a complete piece of Divinity, and he would drop from a Tier 5 Lesser God to a Lesser God. In serious cases, he might even fall back to the Demigod rank and lose his status as a True God.
Hence, Grimm's doppelganger could die, but he had to find a way to retrieve the Quintessence Fragment!
Several Gods on good terms with the God of Hunting immediately commanded their doppelgangers to pounce on Grimm, who had just devoured Hall's doppelganger.
When Grimm saw the many doppelgangers pouncing at him, he no longer dared to linger on the battlefield. He scrambled back to his camp. The Gods' doppelgangers wanted to give chase, but they were intercepted by the Sorcerers.
Immediately, an intense battle broke out on the battlefield.
In the past, Grimm would have had a hard time devouring an opponent of the same tier. But now, he had the Book of Darkness and the Divine Fire Bead to protect his body and prevent his doppelganger from breaking free. He then channeled the Inextinguishable Flame into his stomach and used all sorts of enhancements to refine Hall's doppelganger.
After hiding in the wizard camp, Grimm, who had turned into a fat fish, crawled in the void and killed the wisp of Holl's Divine Soul with great difficulty. He then refined Holl's body into the divine power of the Beast God, and the Divine Fragment in Holl's body became Grimm's spoils of war.
Sensing the disappearance of Hall's doppelganger, Antuso, who had been guarding him, asked impatiently, "Did you kill him? How many Quintessence Fragments are there? Spit them out and let me see … "
Grimm opened his mouth and a dazzling, mysterious crystal slowly floated out of it.
"Quintessence Fragment … It really is!" Arturo moved closer and sensed for a moment. Then, he said excitedly, "I think this Divine Spark Shard can be divided into three parts. How are we going to split it?"
"Two for me and one for you … I lost quite a bit in the battle just now, so I have to take the bigger share!" Grimm rolled his eyes, and a very human-like expression appeared on his fat, ugly face.
"No, no … This is a Quintessence Fragment, we can't split it like this. We have to split it evenly. I'll use other resources to compensate you for your hard work! "At this point, even if they were friends, Antuso would not budge.
After all, this was related to a Quintessence Fragment!
The Magi had been waging war against the World of Gods for years because of the Quintessence Fragments, Divinity, and Divine Force in the bodies of the gods. Although the power system of the gods was completely different from that of the Sorcerers, these three systems were completely universal.
Simply put, godfire was a source of energy, divinity was the embodiment of divine force, divinity was the foundation of divine force, and a Divine Domain was the domain in which a god possessed divine force.
Quintessence was the core of a true god's power, and most of their power depended on it. Legend had it that some mortals had accidentally obtained a Quintessence and became gods in one go.
Quintessence was a necessary tool for gods to absorb and use the power of faith. At the same time, it could accept the prayers and requests of believers to the true god and process the information. At the same time, the gods would create a network of faith to receive the power of faith, and the Quintessence was an indispensable terminal and core.
The number of Quintessence Fragments represented the true rank of a particular god.
The God of Hunting Hall was a weak rank 5 god, and he definitely had a complete Quintessence Fragment and some Quintessence Fragments. In order to replace his main body in battle, he would split off some Quintessence Fragments to act as a carrier for his clone's consciousness.
The fact that Hall's clone could summon three god-ranked battle companions was obviously related to the three Quintessence Fragments in his body.
Quintessence was the core of a god's power, and to Magi, it was the purest form of energy conversion. If the magic weapons created by the gods wanted to become divine weapons, the materials needed were Quintessence and Divinity.
Quintessence bestowed a divine weapon with a high rank and attack power, while Divinity could bestow a divine weapon with special divine characteristics.
Due to the different systems of power, Magi could not directly fuse with Quintessence, but they could use them to create high-grade magic weapons that were most compatible with their own power.
A Quintessence Fragment combined with a certain amount of Divinity could create a rank 5 magic weapon. The more Quintessence Fragments used, the more Divinity there would be, and the more powerful the magic weapon would be.
With such a temptation, all gods were naturally like human-shaped treasure troves in the eyes of Magi. If they could skin a god, pull out his tendons, squeeze out his bones, and boil the oil, the Magi would definitely be satisfied with what they could squeeze out.
For Grim and Artos, who were still at the beginning of rank 5, a Quintessence Fragment was equivalent to a rank 5 magic weapon. They had no choice but to place great importance on it and fight for it.
"No, no, my body was beaten to a pulp just now, and I put in the most effort. I have to take the most! I'll take the second, and you take the first … I … I'll compensate you with some Divinity! " Grimm naturally wouldn't spit out such a treasure so easily. He opened his mouth and spat out another ball of golden light the size of a human head.
Within the light, he could vaguely see all sorts of colorful lines wandering and wriggling like snakes with their own consciousness.
Artos hesitated for a moment.
Although he really wanted to fight for some spoils of war, what he saw on the battlefield made him a little afraid. Although Grim was just a newbie, he had some good stuff in his hands.
It was not wise to fall out with him for a mere Quintessence Fragment. It was better to do him a favor and improve their relationship.
Thinking of this, Artos could only nod and accept the distribution plan.
Grimm spat out his power, and the dazzling Shard of Divinity split into three, becoming the three smallest Shards of Divinity. One of the orbs and the divinity floated in front of Arturo, who immediately put it away with a smile.
Grimm, on the other hand, put away the two Shards of Divinity and returned to his human form.
"I'm going to take a stroll around the battlefield and see what I can find. What about you? "Artos could not help but ask fervently.
"I'm not going!" Grim sighed and pointed at his body. There were bloody holes everywhere, crisscrossing claw marks all over. Many of the wounds were covered in black gas, obviously tainted by some strange energy, "I'm afraid I'll have to recuperate for a long time with this body alone …"
"Then you can go back first. Let me take a look around … "Due to his desire for spoils of war, coupled with the fact that he hadn't suffered too much damage in the previous battle, Antuso's body swayed as he once again concealed himself and quickly headed towards the battlefield.
Grim put Remy back into the Book of Darkness, then turned around and flew towards the teleportation brick behind him.
There was naturally a Rank 6 Great Sorcerer standing guard here, and he had naturally witnessed the entire process of Grimm's battle with Hall's clone.
Although the battle had not ended, Artos naturally did not stop Grim, who had put in a lot of effort and needed to recuperate at the rear.
"What a lucky kid, you've obtained a Quintessence Fragment as soon as you arrived. I'm Magus Bourienne, in charge of this battlefield. Leave me a way to contact you using a spell. Perhaps we can exchange our spoils of war later … "The rank 6 Magus in charge of the rear nodded approvingly, actually taking the initiative to give his spell brand to Grim.
Grim hurriedly and respectfully passed his spell brand to the other party as well, before stepping onto the teleportation brick and disappearing in a flash of blinding light.
Once he returned to Boulder Castle, Grim used the excuse of needing to recuperate to hide in his residence.
In a secret room, he deactivated all the defensive spells and began to carefully count his spoils.
Divinity Fragment, 2 …
Divinity, 38 units …
Divine force crystals, 2,174 pieces …
The reason why he had so many divine force crystals was purely because Hall's clone had been devoured by Grim before he had the chance to squander his divine force. Hence, after refining the clone's divine body, he had naturally obtained quite a lot of divine force crystals and divinity.
A portion of the divinity came from the two divine creatures that Grim had killed.
Although they did not have a Quintessence Fragment in their bodies, they had still given Grim a lot of divinity and divine force crystals.
Divinity was a good thing!
Any item that was forged with a trace of divinity would have a strange effect similar to the power of laws. This divinity came from the God of Hunt, Hall, and was naturally linked to his divine domain and divine soul.
What kind of attributes did this divinity have?
Grim could not help but order, "A.I. Chip, analyse this divinity …"
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