Chapter 1085: Chapter 1085: The White Lotus Divine System’s Surge in Strength

As Fang Jie gradually digested his own strength, his power was significantly enhanced once more.

Compared to before, Fang Jie’s strength was no longer comparable. At least in Fang Jie’s own estimation, defeating his former self might not be effortless, but it wouldn’t be too difficult either.

This indicates that he truly wasn’t a match for the late-stage Upper Gods previously.

Now facing off against a late-stage Upper God, Fang Jie thought he could handle it, but couldn’t guarantee victory.

However, the earlier Hundred-headed Demon Dragon, even if fully restored, wouldn’t be his match. While fighting wouldn’t be extremely easy, it wouldn’t be overly troublesome either.

Speaking of the Hundred-headed Demon Dragon, Fang Jie approached it directly and began the final power alignment.

Although the transformed Death Divine Beast couldn’t increase its strength, bringing out its combat power was still feasible. The Hundred-headed Demon Dragon is an Evil God, and Evil Gods can’t utilize their full strength.

Don’t be fooled by how formidable Evil Gods seem; it’s not their mastery over their own strength.

It’s purely because their power is too chaotic, which has a restraining effect on other Gods. As for understanding and using their own power, not a single Evil God excels; they’re all inept.

As Fang Jie gradually aligned the Hundred-headed Demon Dragon’s strength, he realized he underestimated this creature.

The burst of power from the Hundred-headed Demon Dragon was even stronger than Fang Jie’s. This was strength from its essence, not from something else. Unfortunately, after being transformed by Fang Jie’s soul mark, the Hundred-headed Demon Dragon couldn’t resist at all.

“Late-stage Upper God, huh? Even though it’s just entering the late stage, this power is absolutely extraordinary.”

Fang Jie suspected that this Demon Dragon might be stronger than him. After all, although the Hundred-headed Demon Dragon was a late-stage Upper God, its size and inherent special traits were apparent.

While its enormous size was inconvenient, its power was truly advantageous—something other Gods couldn’t match.

With such a significant late-stage Upper God presence, anyone thinking of ambushing my Divine Country must seriously reconsider. Nevertheless, the nearby Public Divine Domain deities naturally sensed the fluctuations here.

“Late-stage Upper God, can that Death Divine Beast reach the level of a late-stage Upper God?”

This was the judgment of the Middle-level Gods who followed after the message was sent to their own Divine Race. They didn’t rely solely on their judgment but had special items from their Main God.

Without these items, they couldn’t have deduced anything. However, they now wished they had remained ignorant.

After making this judgment, they realized the White Lotus Divine System wasn’t as simple as it seemed. Their Main God might already be capable of exhibiting late-stage Upper God combat power, and now there’s another such monster.

Combining the combat power of two late-stage Upper Gods, there were only a few Divine Races in this area that could compare.

In this vicinity, comparing them to yourselves seemed unrealistic; any entity could easily erase them.

Facing entities of such magnitude, no amount of lower God troops would make a difference, as these beings could completely ignore their attacks and blockades. This situation had to be reported urgently.

The White Lotus must never discover that our Divine Race was involved in any way; otherwise, there will be trouble.

Upon discovering Fang Jie’s situation, many Gods panicked. Though the White Lotus Divine System’s deities did not panic, their mindset also gradually shifted.

While they were unaware of other factors, they could perceive the reactions of nearby foreign Gods.

The more those Gods panicked and the more vigilant they became towards Fang Jie, the stronger their own Main God seemed.

Given this, future maneuverability could be significantly increased. Of course, with the Divine Race’s ascension, internal factional disputes might also become more apparent.

“Well, well, well, who would have thought you’d reach this level? For now, stay here and protect my Divine Country.”

Fang Jie realized this creature still had a confused mind and could only follow simple orders.

Though he was aware, others weren’t. Observing reactions from unfamiliar deities nearby, Fang Jie smiled—let them fear, as there are even more terrifying things to come.

But for now, these matters were unimportant, and after finishing here, Fang Jie needed to return and gradually adjust to his enhanced strength.

This wouldn’t take long; he just needed to adapt sufficiently to be effective.

While Fang Jie had nothing else to worry about, others were different. Fang Jie had previously led many deities in participating in a battle, though only in the initial wave.

Yet, they still absorbed an abundance of stored strength, and with time, they gradually began breaking through.

It was known that Fang Jie didn’t place much importance on the White Lotus Divine System.

Internally, the White Lotus Divine System was divided into two parts. One part was a standard Divine Race, whose strength wasn’t significant—even with Fang Jie’s aid, it wasn’t particularly powerful.

The other part consisted of Fang Jie’s direct subordinates, including troops, deities, and Saints.

Fang Jie’s powerful subordinates and army were directly controlled by him, beyond the influence of others.

With numerous breakthroughs and advancements among these individuals, the outside world began noticing the issue. In one wave, Fang Jie gained many Middle-level Gods, outnumbering the normal Divine Race members.

Fang Jie had also previously created a large number of Void Graveyards, enough to establish a strong defense line. Compared to other Divine Races, the current defense’s ability might surpass them.

Moreover, with continuous growth, advancements might become even faster.

Where did this monster come from? Those Upper Gods rooted in battlefields were referred to as monsters by internal deities, yet even more abnormal ones emerged, causing both shock and fear.

But what could be done now? Attack just because Fang Jie was a threat? That didn’t make sense.

They were in the wrong, and if they proactively provoked matters, it was uncertain who would target whom. The stronger Fang Jie became, the more uncomfortable they felt.

Some Divine Races proposed establishing relations, wishing their subordinates to reside long-term within the White Lotus Divine System, essentially monitoring them.