Summoning Millions of Gods Daily, My Strength Equals Theirs Combined Chapter 619 -619-The Heart of Earth Takes Initiative

"Your Excellency ought to comprehend the full implications here," the Sword-Sea Emperor's voice resounded across the Abyss of Slaughter.

"Forget one year—even over ten, the enormous army he's assembled demands what kind of dreadful mystery behind it?"

"That Supreme Being abandoned the Dark Abyss within the Ten-Thousand Races Starfield, complete with endless hidden truths."

"Aurek has seized the twelvefold Aetherian Sanctuary tied to it... It's impossible not to suspect a connection between the Dark Abyss and him."

"Regardless, Aurek's hidden power absolutely links back to that Supreme Being!"

With his words laid out, the Sword-Sea Emperor stood in quiet anticipation, letting the other mull over the revelation.

The God of Slaughter held immense might as a Quasi-Eternal Sage Rank powerhouse. Pulling him into the fray against Aurek would skyrocket their odds of victory.

Sharing these insights early on would undoubtedly lure him in.

A profound hush descended upon the Abyss of Slaughter.

The God of Slaughter held back his response for the moment.

Deep astonishment and deep reflection consumed him entirely.

Beyond the Abyss's confines, the remaining ancient powerhouses felt like they were hearing an unbelievable legend.

Having endured through infinite ages, they'd never encountered such a wild impossibility.

It resembled a mere insect shattering an entire cosmos—a concept so outlandish it seemed beyond belief.

Still, the demeanor of the Sword-Sea Emperor and the God of Slaughter confirmed its reality.

Clearly, if not a remnant from that Supreme Being, what power across the vast Star Sea could pull off such wonders?

"What is your aim in sharing this with me?"

"Are you asking me to ally with you against Aurek?"

At last, the God of Slaughter responded, his voice icy and sharp.

"Indeed. It hinges on whether the God of Slaughter sees the appeal," the Sword-Sea Emperor answered, fixing his gaze firmly upon him.

A mocking chuckle escaped the God of Slaughter.

"Assuming your words hold truth... Aurek wields Quasi-Eternal Sage Rank-level battle prowess, commands a hundred-billion-member Quasi-Empyrean Sanctum force, and has utterly crushed your Sword Universe..."

"The Crossbridge Divine Court's base is robust enough to obliterate the Senllo Universe! Do you plan to lure me and the Slaughter Realm into doom?"

Shaking his head, the Sword-Sea Emperor noted the spark of interest in the God of Slaughter's eyes.

"You're mistaken. Beyond the Slaughter Realm, forces like the Heart of Earth, the Reincarnation Sanctuary, the Luminous Land of Nasei... every neighboring universe informed of the Origin Sword Sea's fall will band together."

He halted briefly before pressing on:

"Our sole target is Aurek himself."

Unwavering conviction laced the Sword-Sea Emperor’s tone.

"We merely desire the mystery he harbors—nothing beyond that, right?"

Lifting his gaze a touch, he pinned the God of Slaughter with a piercing stare.

"Launching a full-scale war on the whole Crossbridge Divine Court, even rallying all northern cosmic powers, might fail. When brute force falls short, why not turn to cunning tactics?"

"We require only him—Aurek alone. Surely you can handle that much?"

The Sword-Sea Emperor harbored no sorrow for the Origin Sword Sea's ruin.

At his level of power, he'd transcended all worldly ties long ago.

Feelings were chains. Worries were flaws. His pursuit was pure Eternity.

Had it not been so, he wouldn't have forsaken the ancient Sword Sea to flee the chaos by himself.

Rallying several veteran Quasi-Eternal Sage Ranks for a direct assault on Aurek would suffice entirely.

...

Boom—!

Right then, a silhouette ripped through the void, arriving in the Senllo Universe.

This was an veteran Supreme Sage Rank expert, fresh from scouting the Sword Universe's fringes.

He relayed his findings honestly to the God of Slaughter.

Every detail he shared matched seamlessly with the Sword-Sea Emperor's account.

The God of Slaughter's expression grew a shade grimmer as he passed along the full report to the entity lurking in the Abyss's depths.

Once more, the Abyss plunged into extended quiet.

Waves of the Light of Fate surged like ocean swells, mirroring the God of Slaughter's inner conflict.

After an eternity of pause, the form enveloped in the Light of Fate at last uttered:

"I shall make my move."

He stopped, his tone steady and composed.

"That said, as you've vowed to recruit the Heart of Earth and the Reincarnation Sanctuary's old guardians, I'll hold off for word from you."

The Sword-Sea Emperor nodded faintly, expecting no less.

Such a profound secret propelling Aurek to these peaks proved irresistible to Quasi-Eternal Sage Ranks, worth staking it all.

In truth, Eternity's allure was something none could deny.

The Sword-Sea Emperor's presence dimmed and vanished gradually.

"Best not delay your efforts," the God of Slaughter's words held a subtle edge of caution.

"Should word spread too far, troubles will multiply."

Though the Sword Universe sat north of the Arcane Divine Sea, tidings of its devastation would swiftly traverse the boundless universes' borders.

Soon, all would learn of it.

With too many predators chasing scant prey.

No answer came from the Sword-Sea Emperor as his form dissolved entirely.

...

Inside the Abyss, the Light of Fate ebbed away slowly.

The God of Slaughter, alongside the ancient powerhouses, ventured further into the Abyss, offering bows to the shrouded presence.

"Lord," the God of Slaughter intoned, his voice grave and respectful.

"The Sword-Sea Emperor showed up solely because the Origin Sword Sea crumbled. By disclosing this enigma, he doubtless wants our support for vengeance!"

Hands folded behind his back, the God of Slaughter wore a sly, chilly smirk.

"Secret of Eternity or not for Aurek, the one he does possess is staggering beyond measure."

"Delay our response, and the whole Chaos Singularity will soon erupt in turmoil."

Swiveling around, his eyes blazing with infinite slaughterous will, he peered past the Abyss's veil.

"My goal is simply to sever Aurek's head, avoiding a direct brawl with the full Crossbridge Divine Court."

"Regarding that secret's final destiny..."

His words trailed off into a murmur.

"Hmph! Let fortune favor the bold then."

A profound nod came from the God of Slaughter.

...

Departing the Senllo Universe, the Sword-Sea Emperor made straight for the Mountain Rock Divine Domain.

This served as the stronghold of the venerable force known as Heart of Earth.

Heart of Earth commanded two Quasi-Eternal Sage Ranks, its roots far deeper than the Senllo Universe's.

Gaining the allegiance of one would inevitably draw in the other.

A mystery hoisting Aurek to such dizzying heights had already swayed the God of Slaughter; these two veterans couldn't possibly ignore it.

"Your intentions are clear to us already," a thunderous voice boomed as the Sword-Sea Emperor crossed into the domain's limits.

"We'll join the fight at the opportune moment!"

The Heart of Earth’s Supreme Sage Ranks had been aware of the Origin Sword Sea's destruction for some time.

A few had even caught glimpses of the mythic clash among Quasi-Eternal Sage Ranks from the domain's outskirts.

The Sword-Sea Emperor's eyes tightened just a fraction.

While he dodged the chore of endless convincing, he couldn't truly read the minds of these two seasoned Quasi-Eternal Sage Ranks without facing them directly.

After all, his scheme to gather these Quasi-Eternal Sage Ranks stemmed from selfish motives.

He aimed solely to carve out a chance to claim the secret himself.

"Very well, we'll observe actions in due time," the Sword-Sea Emperor mused inwardly.

As long as they participated, that was key.

More Quasi-Eternal Sage Ranks meant overwhelming Aurek became straightforward.

He refused to accept that Aurek, no matter his prowess or slyness, could breakthrough once more in just days to fend off several Quasi-Eternal Sage Ranks.

"I trust you won't skip this epic feast," he remarked at last, tossing the phrase over his shoulder as he departed.