Global Game: Developing a Knight Clan-Chapter 214 - 175: Main God Contract, Ceding Deity Slots for an Alliance

Chapter 214: Chapter 175: Main God Contract, Ceding Deity Slots for an Alliance

"The moment one of your esteemed Majesties signs this contract, our Empire will naturally be informed."

"At that point, our Empire will immediately commence a full withdrawal of its forces."

"Let’s set the time limit at thirty days. If we cannot reach an agreement by then..."

The rest went without saying.

If no agreement was reached, the Giant Demon Empire would certainly not let the matter rest.

Lince didn’t know how far they would go, but he was sure the situation would become rather dire.

Otherwise, it would be impossible to explain the nonchalant attitude Divine Matty was displaying.

As Divine Matty finished speaking, a crystalline scroll drifted toward Lince.

The scroll was not a tangible object.

It seemed both real and illusory and could even change size at will.

The moment it appeared before Lince’s eyes...

A familiar prompt suddenly appeared in his mind and field of vision.

[Main God-Level Contract detected. The True Game is currently evaluating and analyzing its contents...]

[Analysis complete. This contract contains no hidden pitfalls and is an equitable agreement.]

[The contract’s term is five thousand years, after which it may be renewed or terminated.]

(Note: This is a contract of alliance between civilizations, signable only by Main God-Level beings. If either party violates the contract during its term, the violator will suffer a powerful backlash from the will of the Divine Format.)

[Player strength detected as insufficient. However, as the Player possesses operational authority, the True Game may sign this contract on your behalf.]

[Player, do you wish to sign this contract?]

[Yes] OR [No]

(Countdown: Thirty days.)

’No hidden pitfalls?’

Lince’s expression was peculiar after he read the system prompts.

’And they call this "no hidden pitfalls"?!’

’The contract requires a Main God-Level being to sign it. If I didn’t have the True Game as a safety net...’

’...wouldn’t they have seen right through my bluff in an instant?’

’Of course, I could just claim our side’s Deities are unwilling to sign the contract.’

’But to be honest, the terms of this contract are already incredibly generous.’

’After all, even though the Giant Demon Empire still holds most of the advantages, they’re willing to hand over an entire world.’

’All for the sake of an alliance and slots for thirty New Gods.’

’They’re taking a very, very humble stance, you could say.’

’If the contract couldn’t be finalized even under these conditions, I’d probably fly into a rage out of humiliation myself.’

’As for the slots for New Gods...’

’...they hold very little meaning for me right now.’

’After all, the Dragon Race doesn’t follow the traditional path to Ascension to Divinity by igniting a Divine Fire and raising a Divine Kingdom.’

’Although the Dragon Race does need to coalesce Divinity...’

’...once they do, they can directly form a Divine Format.’

’They completely skip the steps of igniting a Divine Fire and raising a Divine Kingdom.’

Lince himself did not know this, but those under his command who had been in contact with Dragon Island and the Dragon Race were aware of it.

Therefore, Lince truly didn’t place much importance on the so-called deity slots.

Besides, the other side was only asking for slightly more than a third of the deity slots. There was really no need to haggle.

’So, this contract...’

’I naturally have to sign it.’

’I can secure a world ahead of schedule.’

’Even if I didn’t conquer it entirely through force, this situation only came about because of my existence.’

’So, the rewards are bound to be substantial.’

’Who wouldn’t be happy to take a shortcut, saving myself from any potential mishaps that might have occurred?’

’I’m even getting an entire civilization as an ally out of thin air.’

’This is the kind of deal where you get something for nothing. Anyone else in my shoes would wake up laughing in their sleep.’

’My side doesn’t have a single Deity.’

’Yet the other side thinks we do, and that they’re unimaginably powerful.’

’They probably think they’re the ones getting a good deal.’

’But in reality, I’m the one making a killing...’

’Sign it. What am I even hesitating for?’

’I have to sign this contract!’

[The Player has authorized the True Game to sign the contract of alliance between civilizations. Signing in progress...]

The moment Lince confirmed he would sign the contract.

And under the silent gaze of Divine Matty.

Suddenly, before Divine Matty’s unprepared eyes...

The Main God Contract, which had been floating before Lince, suddenly shot up high into the sky.

And at that very moment.

Divine Matty noticed something.

The rules of this world were stirring, even forming a terrifying vortex.

And the Main God Contract shot straight into the vortex, a swirl of rules interwoven with the Star Realm.