The fisherman druid is in another world

Chapter 823

The Lord of the Abyss sent the Heart of the Abyss to Black Robo in order to achieve a new round of traffic generation, hoping that the scenario of using one tiger to devour another could unfold.

Black Robb did not disappoint Him. After obtaining the Heart of the Abyss, he immediately stuck in the central area of ​​the super magic circle and added relevant components and spells at lightning speed, making Oberon's ascension ritual even more complicated.

The Heart of the Abyss, in a sense, can be seen as a closed-loop set of laws of a powerful deity. And as everyone knows, this thing is arguably the most important object a deity possesses besides their own life.

It represents the Tao, the essence of everything that the gods have gained on their path to transcendence.

At the same time, it is also the core equipment used by gods to process divine power.

By acquiring such an object, Black Robb was essentially capturing a god and making him his slave.

The key point is that, given Black Rob's deep understanding and control over negative energy, as well as his authority over the natural realm of the Heavenly Dao, it is no exaggeration to say that the Heart of the Abyss can be utilized to the fullest extent possible once it falls into his hands.

In this respect, even the God of Nature himself might not be able to match him.

Despite the fact that the Heart of the Abyss belongs to Him, His control over negative energy is far inferior to that of Black Robb.

Moreover, it was He who took the initiative to cut it off, an act that inherently contained an attitude of contempt, a determination to abandon, and a mindset of fear.

Against this backdrop, the Heart of the Abyss harbors hatred towards the God of Nature.

Although the Heart of the Abyss itself has no self-awareness, it still expresses targeted hostility through targeted rejection, which can be considered a kind of reactionary expression of force.

So, who in this world can most efficiently utilize the Heart of the Abyss?

If Black Robb is second to none, then there is absolutely no first.

This is just one of the advantages that Black Robb has in controlling the Heart of the Abyss.

The second advantage is that, in this world, there is no superhuman who understands the concept of 'light arising from darkness' better than Black Rob.

Not only does it possess a leading theoretical understanding in this field, but its practical experience is also quite impressive.

Five thousand years ago, didn't the apostles of nature, Sarah and others, use this technology to manipulate diodes and transform themselves from madmen into true saints?
Because of the technical support, the Heart of the Abyss was practically a tailor-made gift for Black Robb. Once Black Robb obtained it, he immediately put it to his own use.

Parus was initially a little relieved to see this.

He knew that Black Rob was a master in the application of negative energy. He also knew that Black Rob was in harmony with the natural order and could theoretically acquire the Heart of the Abyss at a lower cost.

However, there is a hidden pitfall here: the Heart of the Abyss carries a curse that goes against the laws of nature and the natural order, because it is the part that was abandoned by the God of Nature. If its consciousness is not completely stripped away, then the birth of a divine abomination from the Heart of the Abyss will be a foregone conclusion.

Such a curse, which even the gods avoid, is not so easy to bear.

On the other hand, its value is indeed great, and the opportunity is too good to pass up. Parus believed that with Blackrob's pride and gambling nature, he would not let this opportunity slip by.

As he expected, Black Robo did indeed take the bait.

However, Black Rob easily suppressed it at the core of the super array and even used it quickly, as if it had been rehearsed many times beforehand. This skillful and effortless performance still made Him jealous.

However, Parus was not one of those narrow-minded, incompetent gods who couldn't even control their own emotions.

He immediately suppressed any possibility of being swayed by emotions and began to carefully consider what it meant that Blackrobo had used the Heart of the Abyss so quickly.

Moreover, while considering this issue, He had already left the underground palace area and integrated himself into the framework of the abyss realm.

This act was one of the little moments of happiness that followed.

Black Robb's mastery of the underground palace, aided by the Heart of the Abyss, exceeded even His imagination.

Since the underground palace system was built around the Heart of the Abyss, Parus was not surprised that Blackrobo controlled the system.

However, in his mind, by the time Black Robb had mastered the underground palace system, the Holy Spirit Team of the Gods would have almost completely opened up the vertical shaft.

At that time, Black Robo will not only be unable to be utilized in the underground palace system, but will also very likely become a burden, making it even more difficult to move forward.

But now that they've taken control so quickly, the situation has changed dramatically.

In just over ten seconds, an ironclad warship carrying a puppet army began to warp and entered the underground palace.

Of course, the essence of this action is actually the authority of the gods.

In their own divine realm, gods can appear anywhere with a single thought.

This ability can be temporarily granted to other targets through the granting of authority.

Black Robb, with the help of Oberon draped in the Twilight, granted the power to the puppet army, and the ironclad warships, in a manner resembling warp jumps, directly reached their destination in one step.

Once it arrives at the designated area, the ironclad warship will stand upright, resembling a super-heavy-load rocket waiting to be launched, but without a launch tower, only a makeshift base.

Judging from this setup alone, it's not hard to guess that Black Rob is using the ironclad ship as a magic spire to dominate and strengthen the original dungeon system.

The underground palace system is, after all, the core of the divine realm, a refuge painstakingly built by Parus, and its characteristics are comparable to those of the dimensional divine realm of the dark side of the god of nature.

Even if Black Robo had the ability to use it immediately, he wouldn't feel at ease in such a place, so naturally he would need to set up another set of regulatory systems.

Since Black Robo used as many as ninety-six legions to attack the Abyss, even if half of them were used to build the underground palace's super magic array system, it wouldn't be a problem.

But in reality, Black Robo did something far bolder than anyone could imagine, dispatching as many as eighty-one legions to construct a super magic array system for the underground palace.

In other words, only fifteen corps remained, hovering in the sky.

And these fifteen squads are not without missions.

Keep in mind that the engineering corps is still working intensively to stabilize the boundary gate of the abyss realm.

Since Parus chose to retreat to the framework of the Abyss, it means that in this divine kingdom transformed by a demiplane, before the framework of laws is also destroyed, Parus is comparable to the Heavenly Dao.

Parus, with his abilities, might not be very effective in attacking anyone, but if he just wanted to take sides and cause trouble for someone, he was more than capable.

Therefore, if Black Rob does not take the initiative to occupy and attempt to gain deep control, it is equivalent to conquering the city and then returning the city gates to the enemy.

At the very least, the logistical costs and dangers of the army he leads will skyrocket.

Against this backdrop, guarding the engineering corps became an inescapable responsibility for the puppet army.

Also, don't forget that Parus previously clashed with the invading puppet army. Although it wasn't a mere skirmish, his losses were relatively limited.

Those who temporarily ascended to demonic status are considered high-end. The ground was scorched into dust by the lightning orbs, fire, and sea of ​​electricity. The elite of the middle level were sent to the dimensional god kingdom to carry out missions. However, there are still a certain number of extraordinary middle level beings, as well as special forces and even one or two combat forces at the level of the Grand Duke of Hell.

If these forces were concentrated and launched a reckless, all-out assault, most of the fifteen army corps would be unable to stop them.

But that's exactly what Black Robb did.

Is it just a bluff, or is there another tactic, or is it deliberately provoking the enemy to attack?

Neither the gods nor Parus could fathom it.

If you can't figure it out, then don't try. We're all seasoned veterans; we know we can't let the enemy lead us by the nose. If we react too quickly to any move the enemy makes, we'll likely get tricked.

On the contrary, as long as you maintain a good rhythm, even if you lose, you will never lose too badly.

It's important to understand that, throughout history, even in direct combat between government troops and peasant rebel armies, the exchange ratio wasn't particularly exaggerated.

Almost without exception, those who achieved high casualty ratios expanded their gains by pursuing and killing fleeing enemy troops, which were then counted in the overall casualty ratio between the two sides.

In reality, when the enemy army is routed, the spoils of victory are already being reaped; whether captured or killed, the gains are all there is. The former provides able-bodied men, while the latter eliminates the enemy's manpower and earns a formidable reputation.

The same applies to the extraordinary battlefield. Cannon fodder is worthless. Although the middle ranks suffer heavy losses and feel the pain, they are not the force that determines victory or defeat.

It mainly depends on the high-end players. As long as the high-end players don't fall, they can most likely retreat safely. In that case, even if they lose, it will only be a minor setback, not a major blow.

Of course, Parus's previous high-end temporary magic upgrades are a different story; they were consumables and did not have long-term strategic value.

If you can risk everything to eliminate the opponent's top-tier combat power, even if it's just a two-for-one or even three-for-one trade, it's still a win.

Unfortunately, Black Rob's technology system is even more outrageous. The Holy Spirit Warrior, a kind of Daoist soldier-like artifact, is cheap to upgrade to a demonic body, doesn't have the drawback of a one-time upgrade, and can also be used as a normal legion-level extraordinary soldier. It simply has all the advantages and its cost-effectiveness is off the charts.

Under these circumstances, Parus could only seek the most suitable opportunity to make a move.

If he can't get such an opportunity, he'd rather not play his strong hand than gamble his entire fortune on a slim chance like a gambler who's lost everything.

The main problem for the gods lies within themselves, specifically their love-hate relationship with the fallen.

They definitely had to make a move, since this temporary possession was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. If it happened again, even if the fallen gods were still foolishly unprepared, they would be entangled by the fallen bodies that were originally part of them, making it difficult to break free.

Therefore, they also pay special attention to the timing of their actions.

Specifically, it means waiting, waiting for the Holy Spirit Team to break through the surface and disrupt the super formation.

To stabilize the situation, Black Robb (Oberon) will inevitably make a move. That will be the time for them to go all out and deliver a fatal blow to Black Robb.

They regard all of this as mere trickery.

As long as I don't follow, I still have enough chips to go all in, and even if you win, it'll only be a small win. Moreover, this gamble is so high-stakes, a classic winner-takes-all, zero-sum game. The more it's like this, the more it highlights that the early winner is just a paper tiger, and only the one who laughs last truly wins.

The gods and Parus were waiting for the right opportunity.

Black Robb didn't wait; he was gradually building an advantage.

In the Dimensional God Kingdom, after wiping out the adventure team, Luo Su Yuan directly killed the Abyss Jellyfish.

This distorted, lazy grand duke's body is hardly loyal; it is merely an alternative tool, manipulated by the dark side of the God of Nature through the operating mechanism of the dimensional divine kingdom.

This kind of remote control is much more difficult than the remote control of a drone by a pilot.

After all, negative energy itself is full of rebellion and tyranny, which is determined by the nature of negative energy.

The dark side of the God of Nature, who acts as the manipulator, is also incompetent, even worse than someone who is simultaneously an alcoholic and a drug addict.

Luo Su wouldn't expect this situation to be reasonable.

True to his Black Robb nature, Robb's methods can be described as crude and domineering.

First, they destroyed the Abyss Jellyfish, and then they directly severed the World Tree sapling.

This looks like an attempt to eradicate the remnants of the god of nature.

However, that is not the case, because Luo Xun not only deprives, but also gives.

Heart of Molten Fire, Heart of Heavy Water, Heart of Azure Mist, and Heart of Deep Rock—these are the four elemental essences that Luo obtained after defeating the incarnation of God in a sacred duel in the new timeline.

This essence resonates with the power of the four elements.

Additionally, there is the primordial beast Etachi, and the light of life Mimar.

Even the head of Erin Garden, Anise, and the bright moonlight of Gaomula.

The essence of the laws of these four individuals is of extraordinary value.

The first two can be seen as variants of natural life, while the latter two are distortions of dark life.

The laws of the four elements plus the positive and negative laws of life are essentially what the Elf King and even the gods took from the God of Nature (including the first fall of the God of Nature).

If that's all, it's still not enough; it's too fragmented and lacks a clear concept.

However, Black Rob also has a source material barrier, and Rob is precisely the user of the source material barrier's power.

His element series is built on the foundation of source matter, and the green dome built by source matter to support Afrin is essentially a miniature of the set of natural laws.

In addition, Luo Yuansu can provide a highly valuable conceptual power generated by him—Order!
After all, the elemental legions that focus on energy are the most representative of those who use energy as a weapon to frantically reduce entropy. And the manifestation of this behavior is the elemental legions of the Luo element, which are extremely orderly.

In this respect, even Black Robo himself pales in comparison.

Therefore, Luo Xun could provide the remnant soul of the god of nature with the power of order.

Although the power of order is not the power of light, it is more compatible with civilization, and civilization is the cradle of intelligent consciousness.

In other words, order is actually more suitable for the recovery of the mental body than light.

One can imagine the power of so many natural laws related to creation, as well as the power of order that guides positive progress, being transmitted to the dark side of the god of nature.

The result is the first round of cleansing, which can be described as a radical overhaul at the level of consciousness.

The severed World Tree sapling emitted billowing thick, foul-smelling smoke, a mixture of blackish-red and dark green.

The effect was even more exaggerated than the smoke bomb itself.

However, the World Tree sapling did not rot and decay as a result. Instead, it quickly lost its black, red, and green colors, returned to normal, and gradually regained its vitality.

Once the negative energy was almost completely dissipated, Luo Yuansu used his signature skill, Yuansu's Grip (a Titan-level, semi-transparent silver hand, a platform-type skill with multiple uses), to straighten and reconnect the severed upper part of the World Tree sapling. With a flash of golden light, it was reassembled.

The World Tree sapling shook its branches, and in a few seconds it grew five times thicker and tens of meters taller, with golden trunk and silver leaves. Above its canopy, there was a cursed cloud of dark red and poisonous green electric snakes crawling around.

These are not only the dark emotional power of the God of Nature, but also represent the distorted and dark Heavenly Dao of this world.

But in any case, the consciousness of the God of Nature has been restored.

Although he is very weak, he is no longer stupid or crazy, which is quite remarkable.

But for Black Robb, this is far from enough.

He asked Luo to implement the second phase of the plan, while he held his position.

Therefore, Luo put away the cards he had used in the previous battle, or rather, he resealed his elemental puppets to gain as much casting redundancy as possible.

Next, you need to throw out almost all the energy cards you have.

Various colored source crystals, energy cards representing the elemental power generation devices, and artifacts such as the Sun Ring.

These elements, when understood in their essence, are like the thermal power plants, nuclear power plants, hydropower, wind power, and photovoltaic power generation of the modern world—all serving as a comprehensive energy generator.

Once these objects are arranged by Luo using the power of elemental unification, the trans-temporal energy matrix at this end is completed.

The other side is, of course, a new time and space ruled by the Elf King.

It should be noted that during the nearly three years that Yao Yuan spent there, besides conquering a vast territory, he tirelessly built energy facilities, using them as the core to establish domes, and then using each dome as a network node to build a wide-ranging energy matrix for the Yao Yuan Empire.

At this very moment, as this end of the energy matrix is ​​activated, the other end begins to transmit massive amounts of elemental power to this dimensional divine kingdom, much like ultra-high voltage wireless transmission.

Elemental power, while different from ordinary supernatural power, is simply the power of Luo's elements, which are formed from all convertible energy and matter.

In other words, Luo Yaosu frantically exploited the resources of the new timeline and then transferred them here.

This scene immediately broke the Elf King's defenses.

Take the fire out of the cauldron!
At this rate of extraction, even if the new dimension has the largest oil reserves in this world, it won't be long before it's drained dry.

How will the new timeline develop then? Or rather, how will the Elven race, which is highly dependent on supernatural power, develop? They can't even practice slash-and-burn agriculture; their thirst for supernatural power alone will cause them to degenerate into upright beasts whose animalistic nature outweighs their spiritual intelligence.

Therefore, the Elf King had no choice but to take action, and his original plans were all put aside. If this could not be stopped quickly, there would be no future.

The Elf King does have some tricks up his sleeve.

The key issue is that the Well of Time is indeed bugged. Instead of directly confronting the elemental legions left behind by Luo, the Elf King uses regional time reversal to weaken them.

If Luo Yuanshu is in a new timeline, then this tactic will most likely backfire and result in more harm than good.

Because Luo Yuan, in terms of the laws, is comparable to a mountain, with him suppressing it, if the Elf King wanted to play the time reversal trick, he would be completely bankrupt after two rounds.

Without the Koro element, the Elf King can ruin the resource exchange. His consumption is huge, but he can erase the present of a region by changing its past.

This is tantamount to destroying the factor production matrix of an entire sector.

After repeated cycles, the once vast empire of elements was reduced to almost nothing.

This is what makes the Elf King so terrifying; it's as if he possesses a magical eraser that can simply erase anything that doesn't suit his taste.

Even knowing the underlying logic, the scene was still quite shocking.

However, Black Robb is now in an all-in state and has no hope of winning without taking any damage.

What Luo Yuansu painstakingly cultivated in the new timeline was a bargaining chip that could be sacrificed.

In the Dimensional Divine Kingdom, as a massive amount of elemental power surged in, Luo continued to wield his Elemental Grip, beginning to reorganize, or rather reshape, this place like a god.

This kind of rectification focuses on sorting out, and through sorting out, changing the structure and the system of rules.

The details are not detailed, but rather quite rough.

Because the subtle changes are the work of the God of Nature, Luo Yuansu, like rough processing, takes on the most arduous, tiring, and energy-consuming work himself, while the fine processing is left to the God of Nature.

The more complete this step is, or the better the preparation, the more secure the subsequent exaltation of the divine kingdom will be.

This is the specific point that Black Rob has been mentioning—that it needs time…

(End of this chapter)