I Became the Progenitor Vampire

The journey to the Lost Sea had delayed Lide’s plans to go to the Nolan Capital.

He had to write a letter, urging his affordable teacher in the Royal Capital, Spark, to take care, and at the same time, to continue to inquire about the news of the Destiny Tablet fragments.

The journey from the Nolan Capital to Dawn City was long, and even with Castro as his mount, going there would definitely cause a significant delay; it might take ten days to even a month to return.

Now that he had harnessed the Power of Destiny, he knew that the fragments of the Destiny Tablet wouldn’t be easily obtained by others, and thus he no longer felt the initial urgency.

So, he wanted to wait until he had settled a few things at hand.

First of all, naturally, was the upgrade of the Land of Bone-Burying; upgrading from Extraordinary to Legendary would take a week’s time, not long, but after the upgrade, the attributes of the Land of Bone-Burying would surely increase significantly, something he greatly anticipated.

Next was the issue of the Ocean God System. Since both parties had already formed an alliance, then what followed would surely be deeper cooperation. The alliance wasn’t just lip service—it needed to be put into practice.

The Mermaid Main God had already promised that as soon as a suitable Water Element Plane was found to accommodate the Sea Clan, they would immediately come to Dawn City and join forces against enemies.

Lide naturally agreed gladly, and he stayed here waiting for the others because he had to make some additional arrangements for these Divine beings.

Divines are proud by nature, and except for him, Harrison couldn’t command them in Dawn City.

I, a lofty Divine, why should you boss me around??

Power was the foundation for mutual respect. In Dawn City, the only one who could command the Sea Clan Gods was Lide, not even Frey might be qualified.