One was on the Wasteland planet.
Because of a pollution source, every animal and plant on that planet had mutated. Almost no resources remained, and it was extremely difficult for humans to survive.
There were also large numbers of mutated beasts in the wild, making cultivation completely impossible.
Chu Fu observed the situation carefully, and a realization dawned on her.
The Wasteland planet and the Apocalypse planet had both already been completely invaded. The evil gods had won, most of the resources had been plundered, and humanity had become a weak, defeated race.
By comparison, the Shelter planet was still resisting, since its System’s trading channel remained operational.
However, the Shelter planet was simply too difficult. The tiny bit of power Chu Fu had granted could probably improve this apostle, but it would not be enough to help her clear the game.
After all, Chu Fu herself had not yet cleared the Primordial Gate.
As for the apostle she had just found on the Wasteland planet, Chu Fu granted her a wood-element skill: Rapid Plant Growth.
With it, the woman could find some seeds and survive.
And the more polluted the plants she collected were, the more poisonous they would be—which Chu Fu liked even more.
This was practically an apostle chosen by fate.
Chu Fu issued a task to her.
The girl, who had been on the verge of starving to death in the wilderness, suddenly woke up.
“The Goddess of Nature? You want me to collect these highly polluted plants so you can evolve and obtain divine power? Oh God, I’ve been chosen as an apostle?”
She forced herself up. Her body had been reddened by the sun, but she finally began cutting grass.
Regardless of the species, she cut down everything and piled it all together.
The people nearby merely thought she had gone mad when they saw her behavior.
“She must really be starving. She’s planning to eat one last full meal before the pollution tears her apart!”
“Ah, in times like these, death is a form of release.”
“Let’s go. Don’t bother with her!”
Even if the others felt pity, they would not meddle. In this era, there were far too few plants that could be eaten.
Only after everyone else had left did the woman cautiously offer the highly radioactive, polluted plants to Chu Fu as a sacrifice.
Sure enough, after the sacrifice, she immediately received boosts to her constitution and spirit, along with the Rapid Plant Growth skill.
“Thank you, Goddess of Nature! I will worship you forever and offer you more and more mutated plants.”
She burst into tears and resolved to sacrifice as many highly radioactive plants as possible to Chu Fu.
“You need to be careful, too. Your world is far too lacking in resources. It may very well become a world where people eat one another. Improve yourself first!”
Chu Fu felt that the survival rate in this world was even lower than in the apocalypse, so she deliberately comforted Apostle Number Three.
Most importantly, Chu Fu’s power was limited. Apart from the spiritual and physical boosts she received from her share of the offerings, she could only share a single skill. Her divine power was limited, and after being transmitted to that world, her influence was simply too weak.
Only one apostle remained.
Chu Fu searched for the nearest screen, but was suddenly drawn in by countless clouds of gray mist.
In this world, countless people were being driven forward by the gray mist, racing along the roads in all kinds of vehicles.
The gray mist actually gave her the feeling of a combination of the Soul-Annihilation Disaster and the Black Death Disaster.
Chu Fu’s eyes lit up instantly.
Interesting!
She quickly swept her gaze across the world and discovered that its people also had the System’s assistance. The System had opened up a road for the players, hoping they could escape from their original world.
Because the distance was simply too great and teleportation arrays could not be used, space had been extended infinitely, transforming the route into an endless road that they had to travel on their own.
They would probably need to flee for ten years before they could escape. However, the gray mist and the monsters within it were far too terrifying, so the survivors would have an extremely difficult time staying alive.
On top of that, they had to remain on the move for a long period, with no stable source of food. Their survival rate was even lower than in the apocalypse.
Chu Fu soon chose a female triathlete as Apostle Number Four.
She had only a bicycle and very few supplies, but her will was exceptionally strong.
The ability Chu Fu granted her was Poison Immunity.
Apostle Number Four was still racing forward when she received Chu Fu’s blessing. She froze for a moment, then erupted with joy.
“I’ve caught a god’s attention? Is this the God of Calamity? It wants me to reclaim the gray mist? Could this be a scam?”
“The System said that I absolutely must not enter the gray mist!”
“Who should I believe?”
“No, I can’t take the risk. What kind of good god is the God of Calamity? I absolutely cannot enter the gray mist!”
The apostle completely ignored Chu Fu and continued riding her bicycle down the road.
Chu Fu: “…”
This is bad! I chose the wrong apostle!
There was nothing Chu Fu could do. Once divine power had been sent out, it could not be taken back—just like with the other gods, who could no longer interfere after investing large numbers of monsters.
Chu Fu could only shake her head helplessly and withdraw from her divine state.
Never mind this for now. Continuing to level up was more practical.
During the time that followed, Chu Fu led the players of the Thorn Guild in sweeping through the Land of the Dead.
The Undead Reaper was already in a miserable state. Not only had he contributed two apostles, but his army of undead was also the largest in terms of numbers.
After all, when the Titans attacked, they had deployed only one thousand Origin-level Titans.
The Undead Reaper, on the other hand, had more than one hundred thousand.
Now that the Land of the Dead had been swept clean, there was no longer any possibility of a comeback.
In just over ten days, the planet where the Land of the Dead was located had been completely occupied by countless Chinese players.
[System Announcement: The entire undead race has been slaughtered. Humanity has achieved a Legendary-level Campaign Victory. The undead race has withdrawn from the Primordial Gate. All of humanity has gained one random talent from the undead race!]
[System Notification: You have obtained the talent “Undead Sight (D).”]
[Undead Sight (D): Ignores darkness and mist, allowing you to directly see wandering souls. Can distinguish between the auras of the living and the undead.]
[System Notification: Esteemed Goddess of Misfortune and Goddess of Nature, you led all of humanity in occupying the Land of the Dead and achieved victory in a Legendary-level Campaign. Although this planet is filled with deathly energy, a large amount of energy has been absorbed by the players. Due to your insufficient divine power, you have additionally been rewarded with five Mythic-grade Calamity Divine Power Fragments.]
At present, Chu Fu had used ten divine power fragments to become a Calamity demigod.
The Nature demigod had used ten nature-type fragments.
There were also two additional selectable divine power fragments remaining, obtained through System rewards and contribution-point purchases.
Three poison-type fragments from the Goblin divine power.
Two nature-type fragments from the Goblin divine power.
Five calamity-type fragments from the divine power of the Land of the Dead.
Could she piece together a new divine element again?
Should she choose the poison element and become a god of three elements?
This time, Chu Fu hesitated. She decided to ask the others what they thought.
“Help! Should I choose the poison element? I already have calamity and nature. Do I still need poison?”
Feng Huimin immediately replied, “Boss, please wait a moment. I’ll have the secretarial team prepare the most professional analysis for you.”
The chief secretary really knew how to get things done.
Shen Chi said, “Choose whatever you want. I’m not afraid of poison.”
Xie Lin sneered. “Who was asking you? Plant Girl, if it were me, I wouldn’t choose it.”
