In the quiet room.
Sunan sat cross-legged on the ground, eyes tightly shut.
After so ti, he suddenly opened his eyes, a ghostly blue light seed to flash and disappear.
"Whew."
He let out a long breath and a joyful smile appeared on Sunan’s face.
He opened his panel; the Spiritual Power column had already changed to 44.11.
As he anticipated, after absorbing and synthesizing the purified divine energy extracted from the Divine Remains, his Spiritual Power surged by as much as 2.85.
It must be said, the enhancent of Spiritual Power by divine energy is truly remarkable.
"This will definitely speed up the construction of the star rings quite a bit."
Initially, according to Sunan’s estimates, successfully constructing eighteen star rings would take at least forty to fifty years.
But with the thod of divine energy increasing Spiritual Power, he might be able to advance to beco an Official Wizard in twenty years.
"The prerequisite, however, is finding a new source of divine energy."
The Starfire Sect has now been annihilated, the Divine Remains have lost their source of faith power, and their Divine Grace has been entirely extracted, now leaving just a very hard corpse with no other attributes.
The only use is as experintal material for research.
Perhaps it could be used in future experints on physical transformation.
Sunan actually once considered whether to keep the Pope and control a few high-level managers of the Starfire Sect, using those sect mbers to provide faith power converted into Divine Grace.
However, the Divine Remains are too sinister; whether the created Divine Blood or Holy Artifact, they forcibly change the cognition and will of those who contact them, turning them into fanatics intent on reviving the Star God.
Such a group of lunatics is completely uncontrollable.
They would only create a new batch of enemies for himself.
If not using Divine Blood and Holy Artifacts, rely relying on doctrine would be incapable of developing religion.
After all, in a world with extraordinary power, only words cannot develop faithful followers providing faith power.
After much deliberation, Sunan finally decided to abandon the idea and extract the Divine Grace from the Divine Remains, securing it for safety.
As for divine energy, it is not exclusive to Divine Spirits; many Ancestral Spirits, Totem Spiritual Objects, and divine creatures also possess divine energy.
Though the concentration is a bit thin, it doesn’t matter, using the cube to synthesize, enhance the concentration will do.
"Speaking of which, most divine creatures have the blood of ancient Exotic Beasts, and the concentration is not low. If divine creatures could be found, their blood could also be extracted to create bloodline imprints."
Sunan recalled the bloodline imprint obtained from Avegni’s experintal notes.
It was a practical and powerful battle thod.
The only problem is it requires ancient Exotic Beast blood.
But later he was either busy handling matters of the underground world or dealing with the Starfire Sect, always unable to spare ti to find the descendants of ancient Exotic Beasts.
"In the underground world, there seem to be many descendants of ancient Exotic Beasts; once this war is over, I’ll take ti to search."
"Also, clues for purchase could be posted at the Forest Cabin."
After completing his daily routine of ditation, Sunan exited the room.
Currently, the proficiency of his daily Star Ring ditation thod practice has surged to more than 4500.
At this rate, before the arrival of next year’s Flowing Fire Month (July), he should be able to construct the fourteenth star ring.
Leaving the residence, Sunan headed straight to the backyard main building.
At present, he was in Sharp Mountain City, located at the border of the White Tower Province, just more than ten kiloters northwest lay the territory of the Red Leaf Province.
Currently, the armies of Flashing Territory and White Tower Province are gathered in Sharp Mountain City, sharpening their swords, simply awaiting the arrival of supplies and provisions to attack Red Leaf Province, achieving the final battle.
Walking on the path in the lord’s manor of Sharp Mountain City, sentries every hundred paces, and fully ard patrol squads along the way, guarding so tightly it could be described as impregnable.
Upon entering the courtyard where Kei and the Marquis of the White Tower resided, the level of security intensified several grades further.
Apart from nurous Knight guards, there were also tens of Stone Golems scattered in all directions.
On the roofs of buildings, more than ten Dual-bladed Spiders crouched.
In front of the main building, a Steel Golem stood, iron tower-like, at the entrance; whenever soone passed by, it moved its iron lump-like head, tightly staring at the passerby, only when assured of no threat did it shift its head away.
Making the servants pass by in fear, worried this hulk might suddenly punch down and turn them into minceat.
Entering the main building, Sunan imdiately saw Kei and the Marquis of the White Tower seated in the hall, seemingly discussing sothing.
The Marquis of the White Tower was over sixty this year, but as a grand Knight, appeared only about forty years old, in the pri of life.
He had indeed lived up to this description, reportedly last year had two more sons and a daughter, greatly contributing to the proliferation of his family.
In fact, this is a common trait among many noble grand Knights.
While still able, they strive to have as many descendants as possible, leaving more excellent bloodlines for the family, thereby enlarging it.
Thus, once a grand Knight erges in a family, it often marks the start of the family’s prosperity.
If the war hadn’t suddenly erupted, the wife of Marquis Flash might probably be pregnant again by now.
Kei’s thoughts in this regard mirror those of most noble grand Knights alike.
But truthfully, he hopes Sunan would proliferate and leave a bloodline with Wizard qualifications, unfortunately, he couldn’t persuade Sunan, so he had to give up.
Seeing Sunan enter, the Marquis of the White Tower instinctively stood up to greet him.
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