From the Abyss Invasion to the Blasting Star.

The countdown to the conscription has reached its final moment, and the law of teleportation has arrived.

Lu Heng raised his hand and used his divine power to block the teleportation law from falling.

The teleportation law enveloped the four members of the team, but it failed to take effect for a long time.

This was the first time Lu Heng had used divine power to stop the summons, and it felt rather strange.

The three members of the team also cautiously observed their surroundings. After all, they had never encountered a situation where they could refuse to be conscripted and teleported before, so it was necessary to remain vigilant.

Lin Zeyu looked up and around, but he couldn't see anything.

The laws are not things that can be seen with the naked eye; only beings who have reached the level of gods can see them.

He pointed to the sky above and asked, "Is the law of teleportation right above my head?"

Lu Heng nodded, but did not immediately dispel the teleportation law.

"We've decided to refuse the conscription, right?" Lin Zeyu was a little curious about this Abyss Battlefield.

After all, it's the abyss battlefield that summons the gods; you can imagine how exciting it is.

Of course, as exciting as it was, he was only a fifth-level ability user, not even qualified to be cannon fodder in the past, so he was just a little curious and had no intention of going to his death.

"I'll try to see if I can see the situation in the Abyss Battlefield." Lu Heng raised his hand, gathered divine power, released a clone, and stepped into the teleportation law.

The clone teleported away and disappeared from the original spot.

The next instant, the clone entered a chaotic sea.

The boundless chaotic sea resounded with dense rumbling sounds, as if lightning from the void was raging.

In that instant, the clone sensed more than a dozen powerful divine auras echoing in the chaotic space.

Lu Heng's expression froze for a moment, then turned serious.

Su Muyu pressed, "What's wrong?"

Lu Heng replied in a deep voice, "The situation is not quite what we expected. The location we were teleported to is not the Abyss Battlefield in the standard sense, but outer space."

The location the clone teleported to was indeed the chaotic sea in the outer space.

This is very different from the abyss battlefields I've experienced before.

Normally, the Abyss Battlefield appears in a certain world.

However, it has now appeared in the chaotic ocean, which means that some of the previous rules have changed.

The teleportation location is in the Chaos Sea, which means that the scope of the Abyss Battlefield can be expanded from the interior of the world to outer space.

Therefore, one of the previously established rules no longer applies.

Based on previous deductions, it was believed that the strongest combat force in the Abyss Battlefield was the demigods, because the Abyss Battlefield appeared inside the world and was restricted by the laws of the world, so god-level beings could not descend, thus the demigods were the strongest combat force.

However, the Abyss Battlefield has now expanded to the Chaos Sea. The laws of chaos have no restrictions on demon gods, which means that demigods entering such a battlefield are not only not the strongest force, but can barely even be cannon fodder.

"Wouldn't that be very dangerous?" Su Muyu immediately understood what it meant when she heard that the Abyss Battlefield was located in outer space.

Lu Heng shook his head and said, "The key reason for the danger is not the outer space, but that I sensed more than a dozen divine-level auras."

The members of the Swordholders present all looked astonished.

"This……"

After careful consideration, Lu Heng made a bold decision: "I'll go see what's going on. You guys stay here."

“But that’s dangerous.” Su Muyu frowned immediately and nervously grabbed Lu Heng’s sleeve.

"There must be a reason why so many demons appeared at once. If you want to know the secrets of the abyss, this is the best opportunity. If we don't take some risks, we can only wait for the abyss to devour everything. Don't worry, I'll be careful." Lu Heng reassured her, then dispelled the teleportation laws binding the three of them and accepted the power of the final teleportation law.

……

A moment later, Lu Heng appeared in a state of chaos.

Although the Chaos Sea is called a sea, it is not an ordinary sea. It has no seawater, only endless chaos.

The chaotic sea has no light, nor does it have the material structure of the normal world.

Ordinary creatures in chaotic space cannot even see where they are, let alone survive.

Unless traveling by astral ship, only demigods can stay in the Chaos Space for extended periods.

Lu Heng activated his divine vision and began to observe this chaos.

At the same time, he felt three divine-level visions enveloping him, clearly indicating that there were divine-level beings observing him.

Lu Heng looked around, trying to find someone watching him, but for a moment he couldn't find anyone.

While observing his surroundings, Lu Heng had already unleashed his divine power, preparing to deal with any potential attacks.

The survival rule in the world of gods is to seize divine power.

This means that any god-level being could take action, regardless of their allegiance.

After a while.

A voice came from the spiritual realm: "It seems a newcomer has arrived."

This voice does not use a known language, but through spiritual transmission, it allows intelligent beings to understand the meaning of the words.

This method of communicating on a spiritual level is a very simple ability for demons.

The fact that no attackers have appeared so far suggests that the other party has not shown any hostility.

Communication is the fastest way to obtain information.

Lu Heng responded, "Can we meet and talk?"

boom! boom! boom……

Just then, a series of booming sounds came from the chaos, as if a fierce battle was taking place in the distance.

The voice from the chaos seemed oblivious to the resounding boom, asking, "When did you reach the divine level?"

Lu Heng held up two fingers and replied, "Two months ago."

The being in the chaos let out a loud laugh: "So naive, it surprises me."

After a pause, the voice asked again, "Having just stepped into the God Rank, you dare to teleport here? Aren't you afraid of dying?"

"I'm afraid, but since I've been called up, it means this incident is within my capabilities."

In truth, Lu Heng had been very cautious; before his main body teleported over, he had first used a clone to probe the area. However, the voice from the chaos refuted this claim: "Who said that summoning will always be based on ability?"

Lu Heng was speechless.

The recruitment rules for the Abyss Battlefield are actually the result of analysis and deduction.

In essence, there is no evidence to support these conclusions.

Of course, all the rules of the Abyss Battlefields we had encountered before were analyzed and derived.

Lu Heng wanted to obtain useful information, so he didn't dwell on the issue and instead asked, "What happened here? There are quite a few demonic auras."

The voice from the chaos retorted, "Since you know there are many demons appearing, why don't you hurry up and run? Aren't you afraid of being eaten?"

In fact, Lu Heng had always maintained a state of high vigilance.

There were at least three divine visions that just landed on me, but none of them have appeared yet.

If these three god-level beings were allies and wanted to hunt gods and seize divine power, they would have acted long ago and there would be no need to waste so much time.

Since they didn't make a move, it means these three god-level beings weren't working together.

In this situation, a state of mutual restraint is formed.

Whoever makes the first move will reveal their position and strength.

If it is severely injured in the battle, it will become a target for other demons to prey on.

Moreover, Lu Heng has another advantage in the chaotic space.

Without altering the laws to establish the main world, the divine power currently possessed still belongs to the laws of chaos, and can exert even greater power in the chaotic space.

Lu Heng may not be able to defeat the other demon gods, but he still has the ability to protect himself.

Moreover, when necessary, one can summon Dark Scales to assist in battle.

It's like a combination of two gods; even if they can't dominate this chaotic sea, they can at least survive.

This is also the biggest reason why Lu Heng dared to teleport over.

Lu Heng glanced at the mission panel. This recruitment only had one mission: to expel the Abyss Demon God from the Chaos Sea.

A very direct task is to expel the demon god of the abyss.

The mission description itself suggests that an abyssal demon god must exist in this chaotic sea.

Combined with the dozen or so divine auras that appeared, it can be confirmed that there is more than one Abyss Demon God appearing in the Chaos Sea.

If the summoning rules haven't collapsed, it can be assumed that among the dozen or so divine auras, half are Abyss Demon Gods, and the other half are summoned to expel the Abyss Demon Gods.

Judging from the slight sense, the number of gods on both sides should be around seven or eight.

In other words, this is a seven-on-seven battle of gods.

However, the summoned deities lack a foundation of trust and even need to be wary of each other.

Nobody knows how the final battlefield will turn out.

Most of the summoned gods are merely observing and may not ultimately participate in the battle.

After analyzing all the information, Lu Heng said loudly:

"Our mission is to expel the Abyss Demon God. There is no point in being wary of each other. The best strategy is to join forces to suppress the Abyss Demon God first."

"Of course, what I'm saying may be of no use, as the ultimate goal is still to protect one's own safety and interests."

“In my world, this situation is called the ‘Prisoner’s Dilemma,’ and the key point is that the best choice for an individual is not necessarily the best choice for the group.”

"It's quite laughable, really. Even if you reach the level of a god, you're still just a prisoner."

At this moment, another voice came from the chaos:
“Your words touched me. Come with me, and I will offer you my first token of trust.”

Along with this sound, a law pointed Lu Heng in a direction.

Lu Heng observed the direction indicated by the law for a moment, and finally chose to follow it to see what was going on.

Actually, this choice is a bit risky.

Because the identity of the person who extended the first "trust" is completely unknown.

It could even be a demon god from the Abyss faction.

However, Lu Heng still chose to take the risk, as it was the best way to break the deadlock and obtain information.

As Lu Heng advanced, he took out the totem stone pillar, stood on it, and propelled it forward.

A moment later, they entered a chaotic mist.

Upon entering the chaotic mist, one could clearly sense a change in the surrounding laws.

The law of chaos is the law of the original state, and it is also the law that is most likely to evolve.

Therefore, god-level beings who wield the power of laws can transform the laws of chaos into the laws they control.

Then, by altering the laws, a temporary law domain is created within the chaotic sea.

This chaotic mist is the domain of laws created by the other party.

Not all the laws governing this chaotic mist have changed; only some of them have been altered, since changing the laws requires divine power.

There is no need to modify every single law of chaos; it is sufficient to form a law domain that can defend against attacks.

Therefore, a large number of chaotic laws still exist within this chaotic fog.

In fact, the total amount of the Mist Law is only about one-tenth, and the proportion of the Mist Law is higher in the area closer to the center of the chaotic mist.

This is also why Lu Heng dared to continue delving deeper, because he had mastered the Law of Chaos.

Even within this fog, the laws of chaos still dominate.

As Lu Heng ventured deeper into the chaotic mist, he gradually sensed a powerful aura lurking in the depths of the fog.

As Lu Heng approached the center of the fog, he saw a huge black shadow looming in and out of the fog, so he stopped.

This is close enough for a conversation; there's no need to bump into each other.

Neither side spoke immediately, instead observing each other to gather more information while remaining wary. (End of Chapter)