As the Dog Demon reverted to its original size, Gaven had already transford into a Dog Demon himself, with a physique three tis more robust than the real Dog Demon, a more elegant deanor, and sleeker fur.
"Is this the Lord’s Superstate Transformation?" the Dog Demon tentatively asked. "No, the Lord did not possess this ability before. Could it be a higher-level Superstate Transformation?"
"Yes," Gaven straightforwardly admitted, "This is a Ninth-level Psychic Ability Advanced Superstate Transformation, allowing for a complete transformation. Not only can I transform in appearance, but I also obtain all special abilities and supernatural powers of that form.
The drawback is, I need to have seen such creatures and witnessed their abilities in action; otherwise, I can’t achieve full transformation.
Like now, simulating your transformation process is the simplest."
In the past month, not only has the Slaughter Territory been expanding frantically, but Gaven’s professional level has also been growing at an unprecedented pace, with a leap of two levels straight to the twenty-first level, formally stepping into the Quasi-Legendary realm, capable of casting Ninth Ring Spells and Ninth-Level Psychic Spells simultaneously.
Knowing well the dangers of the Abyssal, Gaven no longer played long-term benefit gas, directly converted all the Experience Value of the Milestone of Destiny entirely into Professional Level Experience, essentially skyrocketing on the spot.
It’s worth noting that he controls the Slaughter Godhood Fragnt; even those Slaughter Undead infused with Slaughter Divine Power gain extra Experience Value, not to ntion himself.
He’s already acquired a full twenty-four thousand of Slaughter Divine Power, with extra Professional Experience Value not lacking at all.
This is the fundantal reason why people knowingly embrace the risks of evil powers.
This fast-paced growth is addictive. If Gaven weren’t in the Bottomless Abyss but on the Material Plane, stirring up wars on this scale without reason would be seen as an invasion, a butcher, a executioner, and t with endless outcry and resistance.
Even though Gaven suppressed the Slaughter Godhood Fragnt in his left arm and transferred all Slaughter Divinity Power out of his body and invested them in the Slaughter Territory.
Yet, he always feels the counterpart subtly influencing him, making him increasingly belligerent, more accustod to the thods of slaughter.
anwhile, the Dog Demon eagerly said, "Lord, would you like to have a match?"
"That’s exactly what I desire." Gaven naturally wanted to test this brand new ability, to see how it compares to Superstate Transformation.
Bang! Bang! Bang!
The sound of two Dog Demons colliding with each other.
Crack! Crack! Crack!
The sound of them manipulating bones.
The Dog Demon felt its combat like looking into a mirror; the abilities it had, the counterpart possessed them completely.
No.
This was a fight it could never win.
Because the abilities it possessed, the counterpart had all of them.
The counterpart possessed what it did not have.
Strength, greater than its own.
Speed, faster than its own.
The few exchanges it could hold its ground, that’s because the counterpart was adapting to a new body, a new combat mode.
If it had started, by activating a series of Enhancent abilities, activating the Legendary Body.
The battle ends as soon as it starts.
A single slap from the counterpart can send it flying, pressing it to the ground and tearing it to pieces.
Once it understood, the Dog Demon placed itself clearly, beginning to honestly showcase to Gaven the Dog Demon’s unique combat techniques, and how to utilize its innate abilities.
This is its only redeemable skill in front of the counterpart.
Yet it’s temporary, after less than two demonstrate, the counterpart will fully master them, even surpass it.
Still, the counterpart possesses what it does not—Psychic Magic Spells.
The counterpart perfectly integrates lower-level spells like Flash Spell, Anywhere Door, exhibiting a ghostly degree far exceeding its own.
While Gaven experints, he comnts, "Your speed is decent, but your teleportation ability is a bit lacking. When given the chance, destroy and purify several Balor Fla Demons or Six-ard Snake Demons, see if their Demon Essence can enhance your short-distance teleportation capability."
He speaks as though not of the top-tier demons of the Bottomless Abyss, but of the most unremarkable Skeleton Soldier by the roadside, easily slaughtered at his disposal.
The Dog Demon is greatly delighted, deeply convinced by this, for the counterpart indeed possesses this capability, hurriedly thanking, "Thank you, Lord. I will certainly give my utmost to assist you, and I won’t let you down."
The High-Tier Demon’s ability to casually use short-distance teleportation is precisely the power it dreams of; with it, its power will ascend to a new level.
"Begin preparations for war, clear out all those unclaid forces around, squeeze them dry, let them beco part of our strength." Gaven actively lifted the Dog Demon Transformation, issuing a brand new war order.
Now that they are in the shadows, holding the initiative of war, naturally, they must maximize this advantage to the extre, making everything here most beneficial to themselves.
The abyssal will of the Plains of Bone’s counterattack is not directly transmitted throughout the entire layer.
Rather it extends centrically from Gaven’s Slaughter Territory, expanding in all directions.
This rather than conscious manipulation, is more like a giant stimulated, generating twitches and automatic counterattacks.
It’s not a matter of whether the Plains of Bone value the situation or not, but rather it can’t be controlled at all.
To give a simple example, when a person is infected by a virus, they are often unaware of it.
Even if aware, they can’t control it, only relying on the body’s immune chanism to automatically react, utilizing various defensive cells in their body to wage a unique war with these viruses.
For the Plains of Bone, Gaven is the virus, and the undead soldiers living here are its various defensive cells.
Currently in the early stage of viral invasion, the Plains of Bone has yet to mount an effective response, spreading the retaliation signal across all its defensive forces, initiating a comprehensive counterattack.
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