Red Dragon seeks his position in both realms.

The wise tree did not keep Winters waiting. He guided the vines on the branches and drew a large circle on the ground.

The circle is divided into four parts, some large and some small.

Then, they used vines to write Elvish text in different areas.

They are: Wilderness, Light, Wealth, and Red Dragon.

The share ratio is 4:3:2:1.

Wilderness has the largest share, while Red Dragon has the smallest share.

"So what is this?"

Winters asked the wise tree in bewilderment, feeling that it was posing riddles, just like the bronze dragon.

The wise tree did not answer Winters' question, but instead, like the brass dragon, presented a riddle:

"He has no lips, yet he breathes out darkness;"

It is a trauma to Mother Forest;

The wind that swept past him carried the whispers of a demon;

Those who tread this path rarely return to the world of the living.

The brass dragons among the true dragons are very enthusiastic about being riddle setters and riddle solvers. They often roam in the wild and catch any creature they encounter and give it a riddle.

This has made riddles a popular form of entertainment across the main plane.

The riddle of the wise tree is very simple, and the answer is almost straightforward.

Abyssal rift.

"So we're going to divide up the Abyss Rift?"

Winters was even more puzzled. His dragon tail bent downwards, and the tip of his tail swayed from side to side.

He really didn't understand why there was a distinction between the Abyss Rift and other such things.

This was the agreement he made when he initially provided intelligence to the Great Tree Sage.

Shouldn't we just eliminate this abyssal rift completely, preventing any future problems?

"No... to be more precise, they are demons that emerged from the rifts of the abyss."

The wise tree corrected him.

The ascetic Elder, standing nearby, directly told Winters the answer:

"After research, our senior management believes that this abyssal rift is controllable, and with a little management, it can continuously produce demons."

"We? Produce demons?"

Winters was even more puzzled, but he had a slight guess in his mind, though he wasn't sure.

  

Seeing that Winters was still puzzled, the Great Tree Sage simply told him the whole story about the Abyss Rift.

After the Great Tree Sage reported the information to the Wilderness Church, the Wilderness Church passed the information on to the Church of Light and the Church of Wealth.

In the primary plane, the Church of Light is often the main force in suppressing evil forces such as demons and devils, and it also calls on forces in various places to share relevant information with them.

Moreover, the Church of Light is a specialist in exterminating demons, so informing them of this is a given.

At the same time, based on the principle of proximity, the Church of Wealth should also contribute to the matter of the Abyss Rift.

After all, once the Abyss Rift appears, the nearby Church of Wealth forces will inevitably bear the brunt, with no way to avoid it.

Three church professionals came and investigated, discovering that although the abyssal rift was in its nascent stage, it had already begun to take shape.

Only legendary space-type mages or legends related to space-type magic can turn it off.

Otherwise, it will inevitably be activated in the future, and even if it is sealed or other means are used, it will only postpone the time.

Legendary-level space-type professions and mages are extremely rare, and it would be quite difficult to find them in this remote wilderness.

Either wait a year for the arrival of the Space System Legend.

But at this moment, the Church of Light proposed an alternative method.

"Bring the demons into the world, then shut the door and fight them."

Each time a demon teleports, it consumes energy from the Abyssal Rift.

If no demons maintain energy in the prime plane, the abyssal rift will eventually close over time.

Moreover, the consciousness of the main plane will be extremely disgusted by such evil invaders from other planes who invade the main plane.

Any creature capable of killing the invaders will receive a certain degree of reward.

This kind of reward is intangible; it may be fleeting luck, sudden inspiration, a shortcut to advancement, or a special talent, and so on.

Therefore, the Church of Light, the Church of Wealth, and the Church of Wilderness discussed the matter and decided to gradually open the Abyss Rift.

This way, we can both consume the energy of the Abyss Rift and gain rewards from the Prime Material Plane, achieving the best of both worlds.

"So, I get one-tenth?"

Having learned the whole story, the red dragon Winters pointed with his claw at the smallest area in the circle and asked a question.

"That's right, the Red Dragon."

After careful consideration, we determined that if you hadn't revealed this information beforehand, the wilderness would have been ravaged by demons, and you would have been able to obtain a share.

A smile appeared on the tree-like face of the wise man:

"Don't worry, your share will definitely not be less than what you get. As long as the Abyss Rift exists, you can enter to kill the demon and receive the reward from the consciousness of the Prime Material Plane."

"No, no, no! Wise Tree, I think you've misunderstood."

Winters raised his right paw high and swayed it from side to side, while his head also shook, indicating denial.

"I mean, why do I only get one? Shouldn't I get more?"

"Why do you have 90% while I only have 10%?"

Winters asked a shameless question.

"?"

The wise tree fell silent.

The ascetic monk standing nearby, upon hearing this outrageous statement, was at a loss for words.

Just then, a sharp voice belonging to a fourteen or fifteen-year-old girl mocked Winters.

"Foolish red dragon... The Church of the Wilderness was the one who precisely located the original location of the Abyss Rift;"

Opening and sealing the abyss rift requires the cooperation of the Church of Light's artifacts and clergy.

"During the opening of the Abyss Rift, the Church of Wealth was responsible for supplying the area. All three churches contributed; what are you, a mere red dragon, to compare?"

Winters turned around and saw Ella, the girl he had tormented to the point of unbearable pain.

Ella was lying half-reclined on the ground, but her face still showed a stubborn and defiant expression.

Seeing Winters looking over, Ella snorted and turned her head away.

"Ms. Ella's words are sometimes extreme, but they also have some truth to them."

Winters, this is probably not negotiable; the upper echelons of the three churches have already communicated.

This allows newcomers to the church to gain experience and grow.

The wise tree tactfully refused Winters' unreasonable request.

A luminous ascetic named Elder also said in a deep voice:

"Your Excellency Red Dragon, this allocation is normal and there is no problem."

Winters patted his section with his dragon claw, then laughed:

"Haha, I was just joking. The three major churches each contribute their share, and I, Winters, am content with my part."

Winters said this

The wise man under the big tree immediately regained his smile.

Seeing Winters back down, the girl Ella snorted and stopped talking. The ascetic Elder of Light was also silent, as if he was thinking about something.

However, Winters was able to obtain this share thanks to the intervention of the wise tree sage.

In his report, he portrayed Winters as a neutral young red dragon who did not believe in the evil dragon queen, and he even took the initiative to report this special intelligence.

Therefore, Winters cannot be treated like an evil dragon.

This is the rule of the right path.

Otherwise, even if Winters proposes to want a share

The Church of Light and the Church of Wealth will not allow it, and may even intervene to silence Winters.

"Hmm, may I have the demon's corpse?"

Winters demanded more, his greed extending even to the demon's corpse.

The Great Tree Sage and the Light Ascetic Eld exchanged a glance, speechless. Dragons are truly greedy; they even want waste.

Demon corpses are essentially useless to the creatures of the Prime Material Plane; they are just waste.

Because the remains are not only full of pollution, but also toxins.

Even if you feed it to pigs, they won't eat it; they'll get poisoned and die if they do.

Even a real dragon can only barely digest it and cannot eat much of it.

Only mages who want to learn demon magic would need special demon corpses.

Winters didn't want to eat the demon's corpse; he was thinking about the cultivation world he could travel to, where the demon's corpse might have some value.