Is that a Wisp?-Chapter 1522 Divine Deity King

"That's not all," Krune spoke all of a sudden, staring at the shocked faces of every God, smiling as he pointed at a massive spatial storm cloud before them. "There's one more."

"One more…?" Zamura stared in confusion, noticing spatial storm smoke out from time to time, unable to see the structure of any Divine Deity inside.

But slowly, a pair of eyes became highlighted, causing everyone to tremble in response. After all, these eyes were dozens of times bigger than the eyes of the other Divine Deities.

After a moment, though, the pair of eyes retreated deeper into the spatial storm cloud.

Zamura hesitated before muttering, "What…is that?"

"The Divine Deity King." Yloka took the opportunity to explain. "The Satellite Realm Core in it is one of the most developed. And its basic foundation alone gives it the potential to automatically become a realm far into the future."

"It has such a stable foundation?" Zamura was shocked to hear that.

It wasn't easy for a Satellite Realm to develop to the level of a realm. With a lacking foundation, it would hit its limit soon after. Only if the Gods raised there gave it complementary advantages would the Satellite Realm gradually mend its defects and accumulate enough foundation to gradually attain the potential to become a realm.

Even after that, becoming a realm was a time-consuming process. Without a Realm Spirit, this process might take even longer than the Satellite Realm's lifespan itself.

"We need a true trump card, after all," Wally said soon after. "All 108 Divine Deities are only able to fight against the regular Gods. We need an entity strong enough to face the Champions. And so, the Divine Deity King was created just for this purpose."

"Besides," Hazak interjected. "I've filled all these Satellite Realms to the brim with demons. They'll gradually strengthen its foundation from within. As they don't have a Spiritual Incarnation, they won't be able to mess with the natural laws of the place or make any changes to it. However, they'll be wielding the existing powers there and, over time, contribute to faster development of the Satellite Realm."

Just having a naked Satellite Realm Core in the Divine Deity was too dangerous. After all, a strong Champion would be able to breach its defenses and steal the Satellite Realm Core. For them, it would be akin to a free meal.

Hence, once the Divine Deity was created, their respective Satellite Realm Cores began to form a Satellite Realm each.

This way, they would be protected by a natural barrier that was really hard to breach in, even for a Champion.

And any special methods could be dealt with by the Divine Deity itself. Moreover, the formation of the Satellite Realm created a place of dwelling where a lot of Godly Energy could be stored upon.

When necessary, this Godly Energy could be called upon to fuel the Divine Deity in its attacks.

Basically, Divine Deities were like cultivators but had a Satellite Realm as their dantians.

This was their true potential. Plus, the longer the Kun Realm bought time, the faster their growth.

After all, whether it was the Mong Realm, the Garg Realm, or even the TTT, they focused on gaining immediate strength the most while giving the leftover consideration to developing their potential.

As realms that were almost operating at their full capacity, there wasn't much potential to work with for the future. Hence, their mindset was different.

On the other hand, the Kun Realm was different.

As a young realm, one that had barely used ten percent of its potential, it had a lot more room for growth. But this was where their mindset differed from those in the developed realms.

Since they were bound to grow in the future, they might as well increase their potential as much as possible.

This was why they focused upon their Realm Ability, making it the Spatial Storm Barrier. This way, they attained defensive advantages, allowing them to buy time to fuel their growth.

And the longer they bought time for, the stronger they became on all fronts.

Currently, the multitude of races living in the Kun Realm obtained their own realms, created exclusively for their race. This created a terrain hundred percent suitable for them, allowing them to maximize their benefits.

And as they continued to live and propagate in these Satellite Realms, producing more and more immortals, there would arrive a time when more Gods were birthed.

This would result in a rapid spike in the Satellite Realms' strength, causing its development to accelerate in response, creating a beneficial cycle.

Taking advantage of this, more of their race would grow stronger and develop their race's exclusive abilities further.

And that wasn't all. The various Gods in the Kun Realm Cluster were still young Gods. There was a lot of growth that they had yet to tap into.

All in all, as the years span past, the Kun Realm's growth would be the fastest.

The growth of the Gods, the various races that developed and propagated in their respective realms, the production of various exotic resources from the Satellite Realms, the advantages of the Kun Realm Soul Trading Hub, the endless resources obtained from the tax in the Soul Trading Hub, the presence of two Primordial Beasts that could work in strengthening the Satellite Realms, and finally, the Divine Deities.

This was the Kun Realm's true potential, one that would make them a terrifying foe in the future.

And above this was one entity, the first of his kind, capable of fusing all three dominant energies into a singular, stronger entity. And that wasn't all. This entity was also the first of his kind, a God that wielded two Laws, two complementary laws at that, with one of them being the infamous Tribulation Lightning Law.

He was the Kun Realm's Champion—Krune!

However, developing required time as growth on the level they were expecting would take time. Hence, the Kun Realm planned to buy as much time as possible while reaping benefits nonstop from the Soul Trading Hub.

"And that's our plan," Krune spoke, concluding as everyone thumped their chests in response.