Reborn as a dragon, I devoured the main godhead.

"Hey, Barmer, you've finally finished your training!"

Heimers said with a smile.

He went into seclusion at the same time as Barmer, but he emerged much earlier.

They even took the time to go to the Demon Castle to exchange inkstones for earth crystals, and extracted more than a drop of the power of the main god.

He glanced at Heimers and sensed that the other's aura was even more powerful and restrained.

A flicker of surprise crossed Barmer's eyes, which quickly turned into relief.

He knew that Hemeros was far stronger than himself, but he did not expect that the other party could make such great progress in such a short period of time.

"My lord, your progress is truly astonishing!"

He first bowed respectfully, then said with admiration, "During your seclusion, I went into seclusion several times but was unable to find the point of convergence between the profound mysteries of the soul and the fire body technique."

"After several periods of seclusion and re-emergence, I finally had an epiphany when I saw the aura of law emanating from the adult."

He was genuinely grateful; many people might not encounter such an epiphany even once in their lifetime.

Barmer felt increasingly grateful for his decision to follow Hemers.

Although it was just a flash of inspiration, his resolve only grew stronger.

"Thank you, sir!"

Barmer bowed again.

Although the epiphany that led him was beyond Hemeros's control, he was still very grateful.

For Yubarmer, this was the greatest favor he could receive.

If following Heimus could grant an opportunity for enlightenment, aside from those at the Great Perfection stage, probably no super-strong individual wouldn't be tempted.

Heimers smiled slightly, "It's only a matter of time before my strength improves; the key lies in how I use it."

"Bamer, have you fully integrated the three profound mysteries?"

Barmer nodded.

"I first tried to combine the element of fire with the mysteries of the soul, but I had no clue about the mysteries of the soul and the fire body technique."

At this point, a fanatical look immediately appeared in Barmer's eyes.

"This enlightenment not only allowed me to integrate the profound mysteries of the soul and the fire body technique, but also directly achieved a great fusion of the fire element, fire body technique, and the profound mysteries of the soul."

"Haha, so in that case, you're at the level of a six-star demon."

Heimers laughed.

His guess was getting closer and closer to the truth.

"Are you kidding? How easy is it to achieve the fusion of two profound mysteries into the fusion of three?"

And that's pretty much the case.

As a result, Heimers became increasingly friendly and kind to Palmer.

This made Barmer even more grateful; it was as if they were going in the same direction.

A glint of anticipation flashed in Heimers' eyes. "We will surely become renowned super-strong beings in Hell. I can't wait to see if this world will change beneath our feet—for better or for worse?"

His boldness instantly inspired Bamer, who had just merged the three profound mysteries to break through to the sixth-star demon realm.

"Hahaha~!"

"Okay!"

The two exchanged a smile, then walked out of their secluded residence one after the other.

He became arrogant when he failed to achieve his ambitions.

At the same time, Barmer also knew that while he had indeed become stronger, Heimers would only become stronger.

The terrifying soul fluctuation that flashed briefly from Heimers' body was proof of this.

"Whether you are a mid-level god or not, I can't see through you at all."

This is the mark of a true powerhouse, radiating the charisma of a strong individual at all times.

Barmer knew even better that, given the vastness of Hell, a mere six-star demon was utterly insignificant.

In a dimensional battlefield, he would be nothing more than a cannon fodder soldier.

Only through relentless practice and continuous improvement can one become stronger.

It never ends.

"To be this strong, yet still unwilling to break through, I must say Lord Hemes has lofty ambitions!"

Barmer thought to himself.

After leaving the residential area of ​​Yilan City, Heimers and Barmer walked side by side.

The streets in the early morning were gently covered by a thin layer of mist. As the sun rose, Yilan City was instantly draped in a golden veil.

One tall, one short; one strong, one thin; their figures gradually faded into the distance as the sun rose over hell.

All that remains is the giant tree, now reduced to ashes, as proof that it once existed.

"My lord, should I sell the property to the Devil's Castle first?"

On the streets of Yilan, Barmer and Heimers spoke.

Consignment or auction would undoubtedly yield more inkstones, but it would be a huge waste of time.

Barmer didn't care about the inkstones, and since he was already a follower of Heimers, he wanted to prioritize Heimers' interests.

In the future, the possibility of staying in Yilan City is really slim.

“Sure! Compared to the entire Hell Plane, Yilan City is insignificant.”

Even if Hemes buys property in a city in the future, he will only choose cities close to the dimensional teleportation array, making it more convenient to go on adventures.

Yilan City isn't far away!

However, compared to the scale of other cities in the Hell plane, it can only be considered a remote corner or a desolate backwater.

Ideally, one should claim a large piece of land in the wilderness.

Then, like Mosi on Miluo Island, build a private city.

Once you have enough strength, you can set the rules, or say, "My rules are the rules."

"Then... please wait for me a moment, sir!"

A surge of crimson divine power erupted from Barmer's body, and his figure vanished in the blink of an eye.

To increase his speed, he didn't hesitate to use the power of a superior god. Flying was forbidden within the city, but god-level powerhouses had plenty of ways to circumvent this rule.

Why not just use divine power to speed up your walking? Anyway, no matter how fast you go, as long as your legs don't leave the ground, it doesn't count as flying.

No matter who asks, it does not violate the rules of the Lord God.

Tell me, did it fly or not?

The supreme god, of course, would not really interfere, even if a super strong person violated the rules in the slightest.

No one will investigate.

However, the prohibition against the use of force within the city was strictly enforced.

Only the city guards under the city lord are qualified to fly; they are the actual enforcers of the law in each city.

Without such privileges, it's unlikely that order could be maintained.

……

While waiting for Barmer, Heimers didn't sit idle; he calmly and leisurely strolled around Yilan City for a while.

He didn't leave the street where he had been standing; he just strolled around.

In hell.

Each official city was established with the approval of the main god, and the densely engraved large magic circles on the city walls serve as proof of this.

Every stone brick and every wall here seems to tell an ancient story.

Any so-called antiquity and heritage pale in comparison to an eternally existing city.

Heimers' gaze suddenly fell on the Yilan city wall, lingering for a moment on the dense array of magic circles.

"It's the work of the Supreme God!"

He recalled the teleportation scrolls he had bought from the demon horn merchant, but he had only tested a few of them so far.

The transmission distance is 100 meters, with a delay of up to one second.

These are all major flaws!

Furthermore, the magic circle inscribed on the teleportation scroll was too simple.

It seems to be an earth-walking technique that combines the laws of wind and earth.

Extremely rudimentary!

Chapter 37 Amethyst Mountains

Comparing the magic circle on the teleportation scroll to the magic circle on the city wall is like comparing elementary school math to advanced math—they're worlds apart.

But it's not entirely without value.

Heimers didn't have much knowledge of magic circles at the moment, and ultimately didn't figure anything out.

The focus should still be on cultivation.

Research?

That's for the future.

……

"That's truly spectacular!"

Hemos was awestruck as he gazed at the enormous magic array on the city wall.