Global Game: Developing a Knight Clan

Chapter 535: Chapter 111: Titan’s Creation Authority, The Four Gods’ High-Stakes Battle

But if you were hit by one of the team’s false illusions, that illusion would likely become real in an instant.

In short, this Ability was very much like swapping shadows for substance!

Looking at it this way, Lince now had a general idea of the four Ancient God Titans’ Authority Level Powers.

The Mammoth Giant Elephant’s Authority was the Creation Law, branching into the Lower-Rank Authority Power of Metal Creation.

The Eight-armed White Ape’s Authority was the Creation Law, branching into the Lower-Rank Authority Power of Light Creation.

The Six-Winged Dragonfly’s Authority was the Creation Law, branching into the Lower-Rank Authority Power of True Illusion Creation.

The Thousand-legged Centipede’s Authority was the Creation Law, branching into the Lower-Rank Authority Power of Dark Creation.

Four Ancient God Titans.

They all actually cultivated the same High-Rank Law: the Creation Law.

Although their respective branch Lower-Rank Creation Laws were all different.

This even allowed the four of them to unleash a power countless times stronger than their individual strengths when fighting in concert.

However, the flaw was also glaringly obvious.

That is, all four Titans were actually walking the path of the Creation Law.

This also meant that even if these four ultimately defeated all the other Authority Level Deities of the same Law in the Cosmic Star Sea...

...only one of the Titans could become a Pillar God in the end.

’Three protecting one?’

’Relying on a shared source of Power to help one of their own ascend to become a Pillar God with all their might?’

It had to be said.

This method was extremely similar to that of the God of Thousand Faces, and even the Mother of All Things and the Cancer of All Machines!

It was just that their method was far more extreme than those of the other gods.

After all, the God of Thousand Faces relied on a large number of individual avatars.

The Mother of All Things relied on the Clan she propagated with her Life Law.

The Cancer of All Machines relied on the Clan it spread by corrupting machinery with its own flesh.

And what about these Titans?

They were actually relying on the Power of their fellow Ancient Gods to help one of their number ascend to the position of Pillar God!

Just thinking about it, Lince felt that this plan was actually quite feasible!

Just imagine: four Titans at the Authority Level Peak, focusing all their Power onto a single Titan...

How great would the effect be?!

If a Titan possessing such Power still couldn’t ascend to the position of Pillar God, Lince would probably have no choice but to call them useless.

"I have to admit,"

"these Titans are quite ambitious."

"And they’re quite determined, too."

"After all, for any other Ancient God—even one of the same race, even a true sibling—getting them to give up their chance to become a Pillar God would be next to impossible."

"Let alone having fellow Ancient Gods of the same race cultivate the same branch of Law just to help one of them achieve the Pillar Divine Realm."

Lince genuinely found these Titans to be quite remarkable.

Their idea was also quite good.

It was just a shame.

That they were his enemies.

However, most beings in this world didn’t possess any true, ultimate evil.

Every existence has its purpose.

Good and evil have always been relative.

It all just depends on your point of view.

The struggle between civilizations, the struggle for the Pillar God position.

No one had a path of retreat.

’An opponent like this is indeed worthy of my full strength!’

Lince’s advantages seemed fewer than those of the God of Thousand Faces.

He didn’t even seem to measure up to the Cancer of All Machines or the Mother of All Things, who used the power of their Clans on their path to becoming Pillar Gods.

But were his methods truly so few?

No, the reality was quite the opposite.

Although Lince currently seemed to be majoring in the Fiery Sun Law and minoring in Space...

...he also possessed a unique advantage that the Three Gods of the Cosmos lacked.

Namely, the Three Gods of the Cosmos had never guided the civilizational development of their Vassal Clans.

In other words, they had never built a primary civilization like Lince’s Star Empire.

Their strongest Clans, you could say, each formed their own factions, or did so in small groups. They would only obey commands to fight as a unified force when absolutely necessary.

From beginning to end, they only ever cared about the existence and development of their individual Clan members.

As for civilization?

’What’s that? Mortals? You can have as many of those as you want.’

’As long as you have a suitable territory, you can raise batch after batch even in the harshest regions.’

In fact, aside from the God of Thousand Faces, neither the Cancer of All Machines nor the Mother of All Things had any concept of sustainable development or keeping up with the times.

Therefore, they only engaged in one-off transactions like destroying planets and devouring living beings.

As for farming?

Although they would have their Clans do some farming, they subconsciously felt that, in the end, it was still not as fast as plundering and invading other worlds.

After all, ordinary mortals couldn’t provide them with much feedback.

Nurturing the Extraordinary? That would take at least a hundred or a thousand years before you could harvest a batch.

And even then, the efficiency was nowhere near that of instantly devouring a Low Demon World.

The main feature of the Cosmic Game was focused on searching for civilizations.

Therefore, the Three Gods of the Cosmos were even less likely to focus on developing civilizations, let alone farming them.

After all, forget a hundred years—in a thousand years, they could find dozens of different civilizations.

Farming mortals?

In their eyes, that was a complete drop in the bucket.

Thus, aside from their own respective home worlds, the Three Gods of the Cosmos had never even considered cultivating any civilizations.

Even if they occasionally encountered a civilization they found somewhat interesting, or a world that could instantly accept the concept of the Cosmic Game, they would just turn that world into a recruitment ground for Players.

And that was it.

This was the ingrained mindset the Three Gods had developed with the help of the Cosmic Game.

At the same time, it was indeed the fastest way for them to advance.

But it had to be said that even so, with the Cosmic Game’s powerful ability to search for civilized worlds, the number of Demon World colonies the Three Gods currently possessed was no less than Lince’s.