I’m back below the surface.

The dreadful silence of having nothing to do.

But this time, there’s no need to sit back and only wait for an opportunity. There’s plenty of memory to be sorted out until then.

First, I acquired two methods of summoning.@@novelbin@@

Yasle’s method. Daegon’s method.

Yasle’s method involves constructing an altar and killing large amounts of offerings to summon a god into a vessel.

The advantage is that the caster doesn’t need any special abilities. To match a cost called "gyeok," you just need to kill a lot. It means that if you’ve put in enough memories, you won’t fail due to lack of qualifications.

The downside is that you need to choose a proper vessel. You need an eye for selecting and a vessel that exists in that era.

The method for selecting the vessel is included in the memories of Yasle, so choosing isn’t the problem. The issue is that Yasle had to wait for over ten years for the vessel to be born and grow, making it a very tedious process.

If you compromise on the vessel, it’ll fail.

No, according to Yasle’s memory, as long as you have an offering of the right level, you can summon a god. But the problem is, a simple high-level offering isn’t enough to contain me.

That’s why the summoning failed.

Finding a proper vessel is a matter of pure luck, and that’s the difficulty.

The second method is Daegon’s method.

The advantage is that you don’t have to worry about the vessel.

At first, I thought I could use the children of Harvesters, but looking into Daegon’s memory, that’s not the case. It takes at least ten years, typically around 20 years to grow them, but if properly raised, a vessel capable of accepting a god can be forcibly created.

Another trait of Daegon’s method is that you can gain the special abilities possessed by the individual who is used as the offering.

Furthermore, the person chanting the spell doesn’t need to be concerned about the vessel. If done alone, they should at least be a top subordinate of Daegon’s, but just as when I was summoned through Woljedang, it’s possible to divide the chanting between multiple people.

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