The Lord of Ashes

With the strength of the Jackal God and the power of many beast gods in the main god's hall at this time, Eugene should not have the opportunity to become a god.

Regarding the division of the power of faith, the orc plane reached saturation as early as one hundred thousand years ago.

The birth of any new beast god will mean competing for resources with other established gods.

Unlike the wizarding world, the number of knights and magicians above level 4 has been growing at a relatively rapid rate.

As a member civilization of the Wizards Alliance, many creatures above level four in the alliance world have been in a fixed area for tens of thousands of years.

It's not that the creatures of these worlds lack potential and opportunity, it's that there's only so much in the space above their heads. 🄳🄼

A butt, occupying a pit.

Coupled with relatively limited resources, this trend of extremely stable development will occur.

Of course, among the major member civilizations of the Wizarding Alliance, the number of creatures above level four is at a stable threshold. Some people say that this is the result of manipulation behind the wizarding world.

The magicians of the Wizarding World, whose intelligence and computing power are astonishing, have calculated from the most scientific point of view for the high-level powerhouses of the alliance member planes, how many fourth-level creatures can they carry at most in each plane?

What magicians in the wizarding world value is "balance", or "checks and balances".

The emergence of too many creatures above level 4 in the Alliance may not be a good thing for the overall development of the Wizards Alliance.

Especially for the wizard civilization, the real controller of the Wizards Alliance.

The entire wizarding civilization, currently the most developed large world, has one and only one Titan world.

The world of Titan has reached the standard of being a large plane - there are thousands of creatures above level 4, and there is more than one master.

Most of the other alliance member planes are castrated versions.

Even if it is a large plane, no matter how many thousands of years of development it takes, the number of level four creatures must be maintained as high as the wizard civilization wants it to be.

Especially for dominator-level creatures, except for the world of Titan, it seems that the number of dominators in most of the large-scale alliance planes in the Wizards Alliance has always remained at one.

The wizarding civilization controls these alliance planes not through absolute force, orders and restrictions.

The methods in the wizarding world are much more sophisticated and more subtle.

It may be just a small adjustment of the magic currency policy, or it may be an intervention in the economy of a certain area of ​​the Wizards Alliance. No matter which world civilization it is, it will be tortured enough.

The wizard civilization must have as many level four or above creatures as it wants it to have.

It has to develop how the wizarding civilization wants it to develop.

We are an alliance community. As a member of the alliance, isn't it normal to obey the instructions of the wizard civilization, the leader of the alliance?

To give the simplest example, if the wizard civilization requires the orc world to stop the slave trade, especially the slave trade of the half-orcs.

So the orc world dares to disobey?

Of course, the explanation given by Wizard Civilization to the outside world is to protect human rights and create a fair, free, and beautiful alliance environment.

But in the end, the direct impact was that half of the backbone of the orc world was cut off.

The Wizards Alliance will not issue such a special decree to the orc world, because it is inconsistent with the mainstream interests of the wizard world.

But the fact that the half-orc Eugene became a god has indeed attracted the attention of some high-level officials in the wizarding world.

Even a creature as powerful as Dominator-level creature Campas had to face up to the pressure from the wizarding world.

Campas, the leader of the alliance, has always been an orc with relatively low intelligence and thinking ability.

He is a pure orc, and has the negative labels of greed for money, lust, laziness, ignorance, etc. that most orcs have.

For such a creature full of shortcomings, it would normally be difficult to be promoted to a master.

But the fact is that not only did Campas succeed in being promoted to master, but the orc world he led even did well in the Wizards Alliance!

Among the many large planes in the Wizards Alliance, the Orc World is definitely at the forefront of the second echelon in terms of status, second only to the Titan World.

Even though the world of orcs is very poor, they are still envied and looked forward to by many alliance planes and member civilizations.

The poverty in the orc world is just that the orcs at the bottom are very poor.

The upper class is not poor!

In fact, many beast gods above level 4 in this world have made a lot of money because of the slave trade movement.

The long life experience and the vision of dominant creatures have gradually made the orc god Campas understand a truth and engraved it into his heart - that is, to follow the wizarding world firmly and never make mistakes.

The Orc God Campas is not the smartest Alliance Master, let alone the strongest Alliance Master, but he is definitely the most loyal Alliance Master.

He is like a qualified loser in the wizarding world. He will fight wherever the wizarding world tells him, without any hesitation!

And the strength of the orc god Campas is ranked among the top in the Wizards Alliance.

He is a level seven peak master.

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This time, it was not the top executives in the wizarding world who were concerned about the half-orc Eugene becoming a god.

Rather, he is a strong person who is between the high-level and the middle-level and is about to enter the high-level field.

The orc god Campas knew the other party, and it could even be said that he had once worked with the other party under the hands of a great being.

Campas's strength exceeds that of the other party, but he has no intention of despising the other party.

Because Campas knew that the person standing behind the other party was a "young lady", so maybe that lady was also paying attention to this matter.

With the young lady’s energy, it would be impossible for her to pay attention to the trivial matter of an orc becoming a god.

Therefore, the initiator of this matter should still be the person from the Western Islands.

The war of civilization is about to begin, and Campas has already smelled the faint smell of blood and gunpowder coming from the starry sky. The war may come sooner than imagined.

In response to the recent series of actions by the Wizards Alliance, the Gallente Federation has also launched a series of counterattacks and responses.

As the sole master of the orc world, Campas also communicates with the planar will of the orc world, and he knows the demands of the planar will.

Under these conditions, it is not difficult to change the existing structure and promote a new half-orc god.

If the orc world could have one more fifth-level or even sixth-level creature, it would be of great benefit to deal with the coming civilized war.

In fact, Campas, the god of orcs, has implicitly expressed his attitude towards Eugene's ascension to the gods - he supports it, otherwise Eugene would not be able to call on hundreds of millions of orcs to come and build a home in the Borderlands.

Even in addition to this obscure attitude, the orc god Campas also sent the most direct helper-at this time, he looked at the scene in the divine light screen in front of him, and his main eyes were not on Eugene, but on Eugene. He has been paying attention to Lexa.

As for the Jackal God, most of the beast gods whose interests were harmed by Eugene's ascension to the gods, how could Campas care too much about them.

The Jackal God and others were damaged, but the extra faith gains from Eugene would still be shared with Campas. On the whole, he did not suffer much loss.

Because Eugene also said in his declaration before the expedition that the half-orcs also firmly believe in the orc god Campas...