Saving the World in an Apocalypse-Style Text Game-Chapter 803 - 386: The Cruel Disciple War, Revenge of the Three Goddesses!

Chapter 803: Chapter 386: The Cruel Disciple War, Revenge of the Three Goddesses!

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According to the information from Vesinu, every Disciples’ War enters a different Chapter, and none display a Chapter number.

The disciples that enter the war can’t even know the depth of the Chapter’s background nor can they determine if the Chapter is canonical or a bonus Chapter.

Following the previous agreement, Lin Xun sent all three follower invitations to Vesinu.

Since leaving Firefly World, he had been constantly researching the uses of Flesh Authority.

Even when meeting Vesinu, he used Flesh Authority to change his shell’s appearance.

As the highest rated reward of the Hell Chapter, the current Flesh Authority had yet to grow, but it was definitely a vast treasure trove waiting to be developed.

He felt like a toddler learning to walk, clearly seeing Treasure Mountain ahead, but only being able to partake a little bit at a time, unable to gather it all at once.

The reason for this was that Lin Xun discovered that with continuous use of the Flesh Authority, he was gradually improving his control over it, or to say, the Flesh Authority was growing and strengthening.

This progress was slow to the point that without professional equipment to measure and display his body functions on paper, he wouldn’t even notice the changes himself.

Although the growth of the Flesh Authority was extremely slow, he did not slack off, dedicating all his spare time to it.

He even operated in the game while exercising and developing the Flesh Authority in reality.

"Did those Main Gods also need countless ages to fully grasp their authority?"

"Or is it that they became Main Gods only after controlling their authority to a certain extent?"

Lin Xun felt that even gods couldn’t make it happen instantly and that strengthening power also needed to follow basic laws.

If his speculation was correct, those gods had countless years to grow and control their authority, but what about the player Apostles?

No matter the real function and purpose of the Book of Salvation, its cultivation and rapid enhancement of Apostle strength was an indisputable fact.

If it indeed took ages to refine and control authority, that would obviously contradict the Book of Salvation’s intentions.

"That is to say, it’s very likely that there are methods to rapidly improve control over the authority!"

"If there really is a way to enhance it quickly, then it can only be known within the game..."

Currently, the information on authority was too scarce, and Lin Xun could not proceed any further with his thoughts.

He shook his head to dispel these distractions and summoned the Nine-tailed Fox as a sparring partner to continue developing his Flesh Authority...

Days flew by in a flash, and soon it was approaching the time of the Disciples’ War.

In the meantime, the artifact to change fate had its Luck Value restored to full, but Lin Xun tried several times without being able to roll three sixes again.

Having no choice, he solidified ’The Source of Doomsday’ into Sacred Objects and stored it in his inventory. He would wait until the artifact to change fate rolled a suitable Luck Value before equipping it and randomly generating a Soul Mystery.

Of course, if an unexpected emergency occurred during the Disciples’ War, he wouldn’t care so much—even without the Luck Value increase, he would have to equip the Sacred Object.

[Time Remaining Until Unknown Chapter Opens: 05 minutes 36 seconds...]

[...]

"Cain, are you nervous?"

Lin Xun leaned on the large sofa in the villa’s living room, listening to his brother Amos’s voice through the headset.

"Bro, this is the first time for both of us, do you think I’m nervous or not?"

Amos, thousands of miles away, forced a smile and said, "I’m not going to lie; I’m a bit nervous too, feels like going back to when we first competed as disciples."

"But as long as we follow the plan arranged by Lord Vesinu, there shouldn’t be any major errors."

"Okay, bro, I’ll follow your lead."

"According to the experience of the last Disciples’ War, we only need to eliminate one disciple in each region. We just have to meet up as quickly as possible, find Jeremiah first, and join forces to kill him to smoothly pass the Disciples’ War."

The words from Amos seemed to give Lin Xun confidence, as well as himself.

It’s true that the last Disciples’ War resulted in the elimination of one disciple per region, but the one before that required two eliminations per region.

Amos definitely didn’t want to face such a situation because if it came down to eliminating two, he and Cain would be forced to face opponents of Demigod level.

The chances of winning against Agabus, the ninth disciple, were far too slim...

A thought suddenly occurred in Amos’s mind—if this time it truly came down to eliminating two, there was another method to pass the Disciples’ War... to kill Cain.

Rather than facing the unbeatable Agabus, eliminating the completely unguarded Cain would undoubtedly be much easier...

As the opening time of the Disciples’ War crept closer, he couldn’t help but clench his fists tightly.

Amos glanced at the two equally ready followers beside him and silently prayed that the worst outcome would not come to pass.

If it wasn’t necessary, he really didn’t want to raise his blade against his teammate, but if it truly came down to only one of them surviving, he would undoubtedly keep the hope of survival for himself.