Having just recovered and needing to continue working, Ogg didn’t have any complaints. Instead, the council’s displayed strength this time greatly exceeded his expectations. Whether it was the Dimension Magic that controlled the flow of time or the astonishing biotransformation technology, both demonstrated to a certain extent that the council truly possessed the power to counter the main world.
Moreover, he had already received a promise: for every ten divine domains he constructed, he would receive one as a reward.
"Based on your estimate, when are these main gods likely to invade this universe?" Lynn suddenly asked.
"That’s hard to say..." Ogg hesitated.
He wasn’t clear on the details himself. The three supreme gods had spent several months and still hadn’t completely destroyed the massive Gravity Source blocking the Space-Time Gate. However, the plan to send him to break through the Gravity Source seal had succeeded.
Ogg couldn’t be sure whether the supreme god Morags had tampered with the artifact within the main artifact or if he could sense the status of this device.
If not, then for a long while, the vast universe would be safe; but if he could, realizing that this device had been destroyed, supreme god Morags would likely become enraged and might continue to deploy other deities into the territory or use other magics to break the restrictions of the Gravity Source.
Ogg was very aware that the supreme god Morags was not an easy opponent and tended to lean towards the latter possibility.
"If you want to be sure, I can offer you a way into the main world!" said Ogg, hesitating.
"You have another method to enter the main world?" Ogg’s words surprised Lynn greatly—the black hole covering the Space-Time Gate, although the best defense, had also deprived them of a safe passage to the main world.
Not to mention, on the other end of the Space-Time Gate, it was probably guarded by a bunch of gods, and breaking through there was akin to seeking death!
Ogg nodded; since he had dared to volunteer for this, he was naturally prepared. After being summoned, he had placed an artifact in the main world, which housed a part of his soul, serving as coordinates connecting the two worlds.
This was the second chip in his hand and also a way out. If the situation turned extremely unfavorable, as long as he wasn’t killed on the spot, he could wait patiently for an opportunity. Once freed from control, he could return to the main world without external help.
He had been holding back, partly due to not trusting these wizards, and also observing whether the council’s power was worth his substantial bet.
"Very good, this is a great help to us!" Lynn said with a smile, his words carrying a touch of warmth and even promising that after Ogg helped Aurora and Vittorio complete their divination rituals, he would allocate a planet as his divine domain, which would not count under the previous agreement.
As for entering the main world, Lynn wasn’t in a hurry.
For one, they might fall into a trap, and secondly, they needed to prepare well!
With Lynn’s promise, Ogg was naturally overjoyed. A deity without the support of a divine domain was like a dog without a home, easily falling in battle; thus, rebuilding a divine domain was naturally the sooner the better, and no god would find them too many.
After some discussion, the transformation of Aurora’s planet was set for two years later, as the newly elevated Harrov still needed some time to familiarize himself with his powers.
Of course, these two years meant two years here, which would be two and a half months in the time of the vast universe.
Others, like Anthony, who were still at the level of the eight-ring legendary wizards, were also energized, hoping to ascend as quickly as possible to become the fifth and the sixth star gods of the council.
Even some of the great wizards felt immense pressure. With Harrov’s breakthrough, it was possible that in the future, only star gods could hold the position of council chair, and the lower limit for council members might also be raised to the level of legendary wizards. If they did not want to see their status diminished, they had to achieve a breakthrough as soon as possible.
Two years was not a long time, and in the blink of an eye, Planet 1732, having entered the Sea of Quanta, had rejoined the star system.
Harrov and the others hardly stopped for a moment before using wormhole transport to another star system to assist Aurora in completing the godhood ceremony.
Following this newly established system, with the rest accelerating their training, it wouldn’t take long for the council to possess a dozen star gods. However, Lynn was aware that the resources at their disposal were not as plentiful as imagined.
Approximately one thousand tons of Element Seven were required to create a deity, which in other words, was only enough for three people to complete their ascension. This was also why Lynn had promised Ogg a planet for his divine domain in advance.
For this reason, Lynn did not accompany Harrov to transform the next planet but continued to focus on the geometric civilization.
They stayed another ten years in the Sea of Quanta, which equated to ten months in the time of the vast universe. If calculated from the day of the transaction, more than a year had already passed.
Given the speed of scientific research in the geometric civilization, their study on magic power had probably made considerable progress.
Moreover, during their activities on Planet 1732, they hadn’t tried to hide their actions, which were bound to cause some turmoil within the geometric civilization.
Just as Lynn had anticipated, although the geometric civilization had handed over control of three star systems, their surveillance of this area hadn’t relaxed in the slightest. Thus, when Lynn and Ogg arrived, they quickly noticed the situation here.
The observer reported immediately—they had discovered the second higher-dimensional being of the Magic Empire!
Without a doubt, this caught the high attention of the disk leaders. Since the last war, only Lynn, as a higher-dimensional being, had been visible on the surface of the Magic Empire. Many of the geometric people speculated that this was likely related to the previous anomaly with the black hole.
In just a few months, Ogg had turned a barren planet into an earthly paradise, stunning the disk leaders watching the footage.
"Without using any instruments, they’ve completed the material transformation..." Researcher Yita stared intently at the footage, not wanting to miss any details.
The higher-dimensional being, the light radiating from him, swept across, and the barren land turned into rivers, the basins into oceans, the deserts into oases...
The technology of the homeworld could of course achieve this, but the process was very complex, and such a large-scale transformation would inevitably take decades or even centuries.
"Magic power... magic power!" The supreme leader, thrilled, shone with light, realizing that all this was mostly due to the wonders of magic power. He immediately started inquiring about the recent progress in the study of magic power from Yita and others.
Yita did not disappoint the leaders. With the entire civilization’s resources tilted towards their research, they had successfully found a method to transform carbon-based life forms into energy life forms!