A different world game? A different world game!

With Canna's ascension to godhood, numerous problems now lie before him that urgently need to be addressed.

For example, the spread of evil forces has led to an increasing number of problems around the world.

Fortunately, many solutions have already been formulated to address this issue. For example, the Adventurers' Guild is currently making steady progress on related work.

On the other hand, there is the challenge of the Night's Watchers gaining experience.

Although they had banished the evil god from this world, leaving only the Blood God hanging high in the sky, Kana thought that unless the Blood God was a fool, at this stage, the other party would most likely just observe and wait, and would not interfere too much.

So the question is, how should Night Watchers gain experience at this stage?
The key to gaining experience lies in the power of outsiders.

The essence of experience is that after these outsiders' physical entities are destroyed by the Night Watch, a portion of their energy is absorbed by the world. The world that absorbs this portion of energy will then convert the remaining energy into experience points, which will be rewarded to the warriors who participated in the battle, thus achieving a win-win situation.

However, the source of power for outsiders is now almost exhausted, and the only remaining external resource is the Tower of Trials.

The Tower of Trials has a unique structure that can attract various evil spaces, even invaders from the abyss.

These regions are vast and scattered throughout the astral plane. They are merely trial towers, and even after operating for thousands of years, they will still attract a constant stream of evil creatures. This is the nature of their invasion; invasion is inherently unpredictable.

Therefore, there is no need to worry about the operation of the Tower of Trials, but the problem is that the Tower of Trials is limited in scale.

There is a strict limit to the number of Night Watchers who can enter the Trial each time.

In the past, the Night's Watch numbered only tens of thousands, and it took them months to disperse and enter.

With the Night's Watch now numbering significantly, the Tower of Trials can only serve as a training ground for elite Night's Watch members.

Based on the results of previous meetings, the Tower of Trials will set entry requirements and limit the number of participants.

Once the quota restrictions are lifted, the number of digitized life forms will experience an explosive growth.

The number may even reach millions or even hundreds of millions in the later stages.

In this situation, where does experience come from?

Currently, the only stable source of experience is the void.

Currently, there are approximately five void portals around the world, varying in size, with the largest located on the continent of Lebia, which was originally nearly transformed into a void gate.

But after all, there are only five entrances.

Moreover, all five entrances are under strict control by all parties.

The number of void creatures capable of invading is limited, and they are only the vanguard.

Perhaps in the later stages, there will be no need to worry about a shortage of void creatures, but this is indeed the current situation.

The invasion of the void has phased characteristics.

Judging from the current situation, the other side is like extending a few tentacles, just touching this world.

The true "subject" and even more "tentacles" have not yet connected with the world.

Faced with this situation, Kana currently has two options.

Firstly, the barriers to Void invasion should be appropriately relaxed. This would lead to the emergence of a vanguard, and as the distance between the Void and the world gradually decreases, the number of invading Void creatures would also increase.

This will allow the Night Watchers and other members of the world to understand the Void, and will also help everyone gradually improve their own strength.

However, this move carries risks and could easily spiral out of control.

The void does not act according to human will.

The future trajectory has been altered by Kana's intervention.

No one can predict where the Void Gate will open.

If it opens in an area where it's easy to build defenses and facilitate combat, then it's considered lucky.

But if it were located deep inland, in the deep sea, or in the core area of ​​a certain power, that would be terrible.

A large number of void derivatives will emerge instantly, and your side may be in dire straits before the main void force arrives.

After all, with the opening up of quotas and the implementation of data, without a source of experience, there aren't many other benefits besides the advantage that data-driven methods don't affect combat effectiveness in terms of stamina and damage.

Encountering a void calamity before their strength has fully developed could result in total annihilation. The only place where there's no risk of encountering an entrance is the execution platform.

Another method is to lure those evil dimensions to invade.

For example, the forces of the Abyss would be very happy to participate.

To be honest, facing these evil dimensions is better than facing the void itself.

However, similarly, the invasion of these evil dimensions is beyond Kana's control.

The level of danger is the same.

"I remember there was a way in the game to find the location of the Void Gate, and you could even specify a location like the Shadow item, so that the Vanguard's entrance would appear there."

In other words, the location of the void entrance can be chosen through proactive means.

However, the problem is that Kana currently does not possess such technology.

He needs to find someone who possesses such technology.

"Yes, there are many things to do, so we have to take it one step at a time."

There is still a considerable amount of time before the Void fully invades; we cannot rush things.

This period can essentially be considered a development phase, and we must proceed steadily and surely, avoiding any problems caused by rash actions at this critical juncture.

Besides this crucial matter, another issue stems from the changes that occurred after Cana became a god.

[Divine Kingdom]

Now, he is able to establish his own powerful nation.

He can leave this world and find a place outside of it to create something new, since he possesses the power of the rule of [Space Creation].

But clearly, this is not what Kana wanted.

"The divine kingdom is the manifestation of power, a divine realm that belongs to oneself."

Within the divine realm, the power of the gods will increase dramatically, and their control over the rules of the region will reach its peak.

A god with weak divine power, if he is in his own divine kingdom, can suppress or even defeat a god with medium divine power.

To kill or suppress a god within the realm of gods, one must be at least two levels higher than the opponent.

In other words, only gods with great power or those with exceptional strength can inflict fatal damage on weak gods who have long resided in the divine realm.

This demonstrates the immense assistance that the divine kingdom provides to the gods.

However, the resources required to establish a divine kingdom are extremely vast.

For gods with infinite lifespans and immense power, acquiring these resources may take some time, but it is not difficult and there is no need to worry too much about it.

Moreover, those who can ascend to the position of gods are not lacking in resources.

Kana clearly didn't want to follow the conventional path of building a divine kingdom.

He plans to build the "Earthly Kingdom" within the divine kingdom.

Placing the divine kingdom within the world requires the approval of the world's will.

Otherwise, the only option is to establish a presence in the astral plane.

The world agrees with the idea of ​​building a divine kingdom on earth.

This means that the land-based divine realm of Kana will become the most formidable defensive line.

It may even become the last sanctuary where the world retains hope in times of crisis.

This also shows that Kana is truly willing to share the same breath and destiny with the world.

He did not intend to withdraw from the world or abandon it simply because he became a god. (End of Chapter)