478 Reasons for the War (1/2)

Yale knew that although the seven-colored light could make the process of creating an Essence easier, it didn't change the fact that faith was a need.

Shiba had a piece of the legacy of the universe creator and was also quite famous, so he met the basic conditions.

Yale didn't know who the last person was, but he didn't doubt that besides the fact that the other person hid, he should have some reputation to be able to obtain faith from others.

Moreover, that person should be like the Battle God or like Yale. In other words, it should be someone who ascended from other universe or with a piece of the universe creator's legacy.

There were only five pieces of the universe creator legacy, and Yale knew three of the inheritors, which with himself included made four.

As for the fifth, no one knew about him. Even when the pieces of legacy resonated in the past, the fifth person remained hidden, and no one managed to notice who was.

Yale was sure that the one who created the Essence was the one with the fifth part of the legacy and not someone like the Battle God.

After being enlightened about Essences, Yale knew very well that there was no need to infuse a new Essence on the universe to use it, and there was no way that people from the Battle God's generation didn't know about it.

Moreover, Yale doubted that people like them would need the help of the seven-colored light, and even if they needed it, they would have done it back then when the Battle God created his Essences, not ages later.

Of course, that was just Yale's guess. The only way to prove the identity of that person was finding him.

However, although Yale was curious about that person's identity, he didn't waste more time thinking about it and went to continue his hunt of traitors.

Although Yale wasn't sure of how he was detecting the traitors, he had the feeling that the universe itself was telling their identities to him.

Yale wasn't someone who would harm innocent people without blinking for a greater purpose like Alter Yale, but there wasn't any mercy for traitors.

At that moment, Yale was, without any doubt, the sixth strongest expert of the universe, so all the traitors in front of him were doomed to die as soon as Yale discovered them.

Moreover, Yale could share his sense with any Ice Tribulation that appeared on the universe, so he was well aware of how the things were progressing on the war.

Lina's group had left the Battle God's dimension appearing in the midst of the battlefield, but they were far different from how they had been before entering.

A single Ice Tribulation had turned into a nightmare for the army, and with Lina's group, there were another two although smaller.

Moreover, Shiba and Lina had a great increase in strength, so although they couldn't kill the opponents in one hit, they wouldn't be killed in one hit either.

Terug saved a lot of energy from the power-up thanks to the Ice Tribulation, so he stood on guard to protect Aiwai and Eini in case some enemy managed to reach that place.

After Eini changed her Path she was easily comparable to a World God, and quite a powerful one, but since she had yet to learn an Advanced Essence, she hadn't able to make a breakthrough.

Aiwai was weaker than her since her case was the opposite. She had mastered the Ice Essence, but if she wanted to advance to the next level, she needed to learn several other Essences.

Ange didn't leave Lina's inner world because she was without any doubts the weakest and an easy target to be turned as a hostage.

Of course, with the two Ice Tribulations protecting them, there weren't too many enemies who tried to attack them.

Although they looked weaker than Alter Yale and the Battle God, they understood quickly that they were just a bait, and after they tried to do something to them, they would be devoured by those wolves.

No one of Lina's group participated actively in the war. They just focused on defending themselves.

After all, without the Ice Tribulations protecting them, their chances to die were quite high, and killing the opponents wouldn't be easy either.

Shiba, who was the strongest at that moment, was comparable with the fifty strongest Origin Gods, but that just an average level of strength in the enemy army that had already deployed true experts.