"Bobo, quickly record these arrays, and if you have ti, you can even copy them down.
They are very worth studying, and later can help the Night Watchers understand how to interpret and specifically disrupt the arrays of the Evil God."
Kana said, and Bobo hurried over, pulling out a notebook and starting to jot down notes.
Hearing this, Vionasha couldn’t help but lean over as well, her eyes sweeping over the arrays in the room.
With just a glance, she imprinted them in her mind.
However, Kana seed deeply engrossed in decoding them, without offering an explanation.
"Haha, I found it, right? Even hid an extra layer of deceit.
The technique isn’t pure enough, the concealnt isn’t deep enough. It seems like they’ve infiltrated their followers into their opponent’s ranks and slightly modified the sacrificial array.
As expected, an Evil God is still an Evil God; even in collaboration, they deceive each other."
Kana murmured to himself.
He already understood the purpose behind the monster overhead.
Now, the question is, what does that hidden Evil God want to do?
"Shouldn’t we get rid of that monster overhead first?"
Vionasha asked.
She noticed that Kana understood the monster’s role but inexplicably fell into thought.
"No rush, if this monster is eliminated, the hidden Evil God might notice and expedite whatever he’s planning.
We must first think about what his sche might be."
As he spoke, Kana’s mind raced.
Based on his in-ga experience, the original Power of the monster overhead should be used by the Desire Incense Burner to spread its own Power.
It can also erode space barriers to a certain extent and, through a special projection thod, allow the Evil God’s Power to descend.
Strengthening the Power of corruption.
In simple terms, it induces more people to fall and beco its followers.
Simple yet practical, it’s also sothing Evil Gods frequently do.
But obviously, the Shadow of Deceit has mixed in so deceit, secretly siphoning off part of the Power of the monster overhead for its own use.
It doesn’t manipulate it directly but alters a part of its Power usage by modifying the sacrificial array.
That is, eroding the space barriers in this region because the monster inherently has this ability, so this function is hidden within.
Furthermore, the world barrier has not fully receded, preventing the Evil God from directly understanding the Status of the monster sacrificed by its follower.
What effect does eroding the space barrier have?
Of course, it makes their Power more likely to descend.
However, each Evil God’s Power is different, aiming to achieve maximum results with minimal Power.
It ans letting each of their followers use their Power to erode the part of the screen that blocks their Power descent.
But this part of the change is different.
The space barrier slowly fading overhead is just an Ordinary space barrier in this region.
It doesn’t improve their Power descent effectiveness.
Instead, it makes it easier to... the Void.
Ah, I understand now.
The Shadow of Deceit is really a bastard.
Noticing what this Evil God intends to do, Kana didn’t breathe a sigh of relief but instead grew angrier and more anxious.
rely relying on the monster overhead, it’s not easy to erode.
He certainly has so hidden move to detonate space rifts, ushering in the Void Vanguard and attracting them.
Where might it be?
Rubek.
At this mont, Rubek is assembling armies from various forces.
Detonating and attracting the Void here would devastate the soldiers of these armies, converting them into Void Creatures due to their strong constitution and letting them spread outward.
It would achieve its purpose while making things easier for the Blood Race.
Allowing those easily falling into becoming Cultists more ti and opportunity.
They can also let these armies carry the news of the Void back to their various forces, directing their attention to the more pressing threat of the Void.
These Evil Gods can then continue their actions amid such chaos, leading to more chaotic situations.
What a piece of crap.
Disgusting.
After cursing in his heart once, Kana’s face instead showed a sowhat relaxed smile.
"Let’s get rid of that monster overhead first."
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