Lu Yin’s comment badly shocked both of his companions. “The Perennial World has another battlefield like the one behind the Mother Tree?”

“Not the Perennial World, but a parallel universe. Aeternus has the coordinates of countless parallel universes, and they use those places as fuel to create their endless hordes of corpse kings and other monstrosities. That’s the source of their near-infinite numbers. The humans inhabiting those other universes can’t possibly allow the Aeternals to do as they wish, which means that they are at war. In order words,” Lu Yin paused as his expression grew somber, “Our universe is but one of the many battlefields that they are fighting across various parallel universes. While our battlefield might be absolutely massive, there’s no way that it’s the only one.”

Kui Luo immediately understood. “So that’s it. This is why you’re confident that Aeternus doesn’t have the numbers to deal with an additional battlefield in the Starfall Sea. Unless they give up on saving Undying God and summon their full forces to attack the Fifth Mainland instead, we’ll hold an unquestionable advantage over them in the Starfall Sea.”

“Corpse God, Ancient God, and some of the other Skygods are in the Dominion Realm, trying to save Undying God. However, why hasn’t Shaman God and Whiteless God appeared yet, especially when their presence would guarantee Aeternus’s victory? There’s no way that a stalemate is their true...