Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 2154 - 984: Soul Pool (Part 2)

"I... I’m... okay!" Gaven exhaled deeply and said, "It wasn’t a bad thing just now, it was just that I received too much information suddenly, causing some indigestion. Stop the attack; the next things summoned will be allies."

Once the pain in his mind slightly subsided, Gaven couldn’t wait to check the harvest from this time.

Soul Pool (Skeleton Warhorse)

Slaughter Divinity: 1 point.

Slaughter Divine Power: 982 points 𝑓𝘳𝘦𝑒𝑤𝑒𝘣𝘯ℴ𝘷𝘦𝓁.𝑐𝑜𝑚

Slaughter Divine Power used: 18 points

Summoning Skeleton Soldiers or Skeleton Warhorse (Special Ability) – Can automatically gather magic power to summon Skeleton Soldiers or Skeleton Warhorse, randomly summoning one every ten minutes.

When the Soul Pool has summoned ten thousand Skeleton Soldiers or Skeleton Warhorses, it will enter a saturated state and stop summoning, covering a diameter of five kilometers. You can enhance it by injecting more Slaughter Divinity.

If within the Soul Pool’s coverage area, you can mobilize all Skeleton Soldiers or Skeleton Warhorses for your use.

Once outside the territory area of the Soul Pool, only Skeleton Soldiers or Skeleton Warhorses infused with Slaughter Divine Power will follow your orders, while others will automatically return to the Soul Pool’s territory.

The Skeleton Pool has surprisingly opened up attributes similar to Weizemay Manor; its official academic name is the Soul Pool, specifically for accommodating and converting souls.

These Skeleton Soldiers and Skeleton Warhorses aren’t created out of thin air. Each time one appears, it signifies the fall of a chaotic evil life in the Material Plane. These Skeleton Soldiers and Warhorses are echoes of their souls in the Bottomless Abyss.

As for how the warhorses are chaotic evil...

The reasons are numerous; it could be sacrificial transformation, or maybe they died from a plague infection, or went mad due to magic, or their former master was chaotic evil and indirectly caused countless slaughters.

This belongs to an academic problem of Multiverse operations; even Gaven only has a limited understanding, and now’s not the time to research this. His attention is mainly on developing the ability of the Soul Pool.

He always feels that after injecting Slaughter Divine Power, the strength of the Soul Pool has become weaker. Earlier when he cleared here, although he didn’t count specifically, the total forces definitely exceeded ten thousand.

Moreover, the recruiting speed is just too slow, only able to recruit 144 Skeleton Soldiers or Skeleton Warhorses a day. It would take seventy full days to fill the quota of ten thousand.

How can this compare to using Slaughter Divine Power? Transforming a Skeleton Soldier or Skeleton Warhorse is a matter of minutes, but it’s limited by the divine power he possesses.

The two can only be said to have their advantages and disadvantages, complementing each other.

Since this was plundered from the Plains of Bone, the power must have a conversion, and the lesser effect seems justifiable.

Gaven didn’t hesitate to inject another point of Slaughter Divinity into the Soul Pool.

Both the coverage area and the total forces of the Soul Pool showed changes.

The former’s diameter suddenly increased by five kilometers, while the latter increased by ten thousand.

Don’t underestimate five kilometers; this is a diameter, converting it into area means a fourfold increase, from nineteen square kilometers to nearly eighty square kilometers.

If it continues growing like this, it’s going to be quite something.

It seems the Skeleton Lord’s Soul Pool is not too far from here; if it could be included in his Soul Pool’s coverage area, would it be possible to mobilize a Skeleton Cavalry army to charge down?

Gaven didn’t hesitate and injected another point of Slaughter Divinity.

Sure enough, the diameter still expanded by five kilometers, and the maximum summoning limit increased by ten thousand.

This was unexpected but reasonable.

Things like Divinity accumulating together don’t just result in quantitative accumulation; they also trigger a qualitative change.

This point will reach a peak state at ten points of Divinity; they will combine and compress each other, and then Godhood will be born, provided a sentient being chooses to merge with it.

If stored in Weizemay Manor or the Dragon Oak Mother Tree, it will purely accumulate in the form of Divine Nature Force.

Because Godhood is the fusion of Divinity and soul.

Conversely, Godhood can be seen as the divinization of the soul, while Demigod is the divinization of the body. When the two combine into one, a True God is born.

Gaven no longer hesitated, starting to frantically propel Slaughter Divinity, continuously pouring it into the Soul Pool.

Four points!

Five points!

...

As the coverage area of the Soul Pool expanded madly, Gaven’s soul consciousness entered the gray-white Consciousness Sea again.

Unlike last time, he is no longer merely a visitor here but an unequivocal controller.

His soul consciousness instantly merged into the entire Consciousness Sea, expanding along with his expansion.

This situation is incredibly familiar to him, clearly the Soul Perception Amplification Effect of Mesnoel Ruler’s Tower.

Unlike the aerial overlook of Mesnoel’s Tower of Dominion, the Soul Pool’s magnification perceives more abstractly, and it’s in the form of an underground network.

Here, everything has been abstracted, leaving only the form of the soul.

The soul fire flickering with faint red light is the one infused with Slaughter Divine Power, and the deeper the red light, the stronger the Slaughter Divine Power infused by himself.

The colors of the remaining soul fires are not uniform, some lean towards green, and some towards gray-white, what they specifically represent Gaven hasn’t figured out yet, most likely representing different species of undead.

Even without Dragon Sight, Gaven can easily distinguish the strength of these souls; by looking at the density and size.