Chapter 1449: Chapter 1406: Unaware of Good Fortune Chapter 1449: Chapter 1406: Unaware of Good Fortune The Star Cluster trembled as the World Laws interwove. The beings with supreme authority in the world were engaged in combat in realms unreachable by mortals. A wave of unnamed fluctuations spread from the battle of the gods, quickly breaking free from the world and spilling into the Void.

The spread of these fluctuations did not extend far before it was captured by a being that constantly loitered around the world’s edges. Thus, the Void shattered, and a crack extending hundreds of thousands of kilometers appeared, revealing a fragmented planet.

This was a planet covered with shocking craters and slash scars. Unlike ordinary planets, this celestial body was composed of vigorously alive flesh and scattered with bizarre flesh architecture.

“This kind of power fluctuation…”

A somewhat “weak” being appeared. Her body was covered with metal-like armor that seemed to grow from her body, yet even so, her figure remained tall and slender.

“A divine battle?”

Standing on the flesh planet, the being looked up into the dark Void. Her surroundings were filled with servants tasked with repairing the flesh architecture, and each showed great respect and even excitement at the arrival of the supreme ruler.

However, the being who had captured some special information showed no interest in the millions of logistical servants she could effortlessly create; her focus was in the Void, or more accurately, in the grand world disguised within the Void in a highly unusual way.

The beings from that world had left her with unforgettable agony and inflicted losses she hadn’t completely recovered from as well as the loss of offspring borne at the cost of a portion of her origin.

This pain, this hatred, she had not forgotten to this day, even becoming more intense over brief periods. Originally, upon learning of the other’s origins, she had given up thoughts of revenge, prepared to silently swallow the bitter outcome.

However, the development of events was always unpredictable, providing great surprises amid deep despair, just like now.

“Is it a civil war?”

Delicately savoring the captured fluctuations and the chaotic information they contained, the Dream Palace Empress displayed cautious and wary joy among her hesitations.

Having paid dearly for past rash actions, repeating the same mistake seemed foolish.

However, after careful analysis, the Dream Palace Empress was quite certain that the world of the being that caused her painful memories was facing significant issues.

Such fluctuations could not be caused by one or two deities battling. Even if the gods were powerful, the aftermath of their battles could not reach into the Void.

This must be a conflict on a certain scale, involving a high number of combatants, to produce waves uncontainable even by the World Barrier.

“Should I intervene?”

The Dream Palace Empress was caught in hesitation. The internal strife within the hated being’s world presented an excellent opportunity for a crushing defeat, a chance to get even—missing this could mean never having such an opportunity again.

“If I intervene now, it might lead to a deadly feud, at which point it could not be resolved by mere discussions.” The Dream Palace Empress was exceedingly cautious; if she did not intervene and chose to watch from the sidelines, she would maintain the status quo and carry on as usual.

If she chose to interfere and intervene in the civil war within the other’s world, this matter would exceed her capabilities to handle alone.

“The time for revenge has come, sisters.”

After much thought, the Dream Palace Empress finally sent a call for help to the other three empresses in her small group and, as expected, received quite an impatient response.

“Dream Palace, what are you up to now? Isn’t the lesson from last time enough?”

“Don’t talk to me about revenge. I just want to live in peace, Dream Palace, calm down!”

“Do whatever you want on your own, don’t involve us. And of course, don’t come to us if something goes wrong—handle the consequences yourself.”

“You…”

Receiving such a blunt response, the Dream Palace Empress’s body trembled slightly. Decades of friendship capsized without mercy.

“If there’s nothing else, I’m going to sleep, don’t disturb me. The injury from last time still hasn’t healed.”

“Yeah, same here. Don’t bother us anymore, Dream Palace, you’re in worse shape than us; you need to focus on healing!”

“In your eyes, am I a fool, an idiot who acts without considering the consequences?”

The Dream Palace Empress grew frustrated as she realized her sisters did not trust her as much as she had imagined.

“…”

“…”

“…”

A massive stream of mental power surged in the Void, silently showcasing the strength of beings that could wander in the Void. This indirectly proved that all three queens of the Insect Race were present; they did not respond vocally, but their silence was also an attitude.

“I sensed the fluctuations of a divine war.”

The Dream Palace Empress, wanting to recruit more allies for her cause, regained her composure and then chose to speak with facts. A world embroiled in a civil war—she did not believe these beings could resist getting involved.

“Is your perception malfunctioning? Divine war fluctuations, how could you possibly sense that?”

“Let her finish, though Dream Palace might be in a dire state now, it’s not to the extent of being unreliable.”

“Ordinary divine wars, of course, cannot be perceived by me, but what if it’s a battle on the scale of the twilight of the gods? By the way, I am currently lingering near that world.”

“Dream Palace, you’ve got some nerve, being beaten to this state and still daring to wander around there?”

“…Your focus is wrong.” The Dream Palace Empress almost wanted to start a fight with her younger sister, what nonsense this was. She wasn’t cowardly to that extent.

“Even if what you’re saying is true, we have no need to get involved. You already said it yourself; this is a battle of the gods, and the last ones who waged war against us were a different existence.”

“A war of this magnitude, those epics will definitely get involved, or push things along from behind, I just don’t believe their world is truly united as one. Our Insect Race, to find a second one like us throughout the Void, might be impossible.”

“Dream Palace, don’t take others for fools, you know that even in the twilight of the gods, there will be a final victor. At that point, in a major world, how do you plan to face that ultimate winner as an invader?”

“I understand your point, and I have no intention of taking risks. I plan to create some servants to sneak in and investigate the situation in detail, and then make further decisions based on the findings.”

“So, you only know that the opposite world is at war, and you don’t have any more specific news? And with this, you summoned us here, what’s the point? You might as well have let me sleep longer.”

“I’m calling you to join me in sending people to investigate. The special Insect Race members I can create are limited; you can create more. This way, we can gather more comprehensive information, and the time spent will be shorter.”

“Fine, although I think you’re indulging in fantasies again, and it’s very likely to be futile, but what can I say, we’ve had a close relationship for nearly a million years. This time, I’ll help you.”

“Heh!”

The Dream Palace Empress, receiving responses from her sisters, stood within her flesh Mother Nest and sneered coldly. Those guys were willing to put in effort under unclear circumstances because, should the best scenario occur, the rewards would be exceedingly rich.

Even if such chances were low, compared to the costs, they were willing to gamble, because it was worth it.

…

“Why struggle futilely? Why not simply bow before me and submit? It’s not bad, is it? I can promise you that in my Divine Court, there will definitely be a place for you. You can even maintain a certain status.”

Only a deity could traverse the Domain where the immense Giant God wielded his Battle Halberd, invincible, none daring to block his path.

He let out a hearty laugh, more majestic than the ocean and merely by the emanation of his Qi, which almost evolved into a special life form, his vigor boiled, stretching ninety thousand li, traversing the Sky Dome, visible in myriad worlds.

“God King Your Majesty, I am willing to surrender to you, but I want to maintain all the glory I have now and continue to rule over my Domain. Of course, I am willing to offer you regular tribute as a sign of loyalty.”

Within his divine body, the Lord of Paleness, with a slash scar nearly splitting his torso, spoke up upon hearing Muria’s recruitment, smoothly putting forward his own demands.

“If Your Majesty could agree to the Lord of Paleness’s demands, then I too am willing to submit to you, indeed, I desire the same treatment.”

Muria had yet to respond, and another deity, also rendered somewhat helpless by Muria’s powerful divine force, asserted his position firmly.

“If that’s the case, I’m willing as well.”

“I…”

Meanwhile, Muria’s eyes gradually took on a mocking look, as the few most noble beings in the world kept repeating themselves. Facing their demands, Muria had only four words as a reply,
“Foolish and ignorant!”

“It seems Your Majesty is rejecting our requests, what a pity!”

“You few fellows, not much to look at, but quite the wishful thinkers. According to your demands, it’s simply nominal submission to me.

With the current situation unchanged, starting this war would have been meaningless; if agreed, all that I have done now would be negated.”

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