Death… And Me Chapter 2610 Turen Wasn't Lying

Chapter 2610  Turen Wasn't Lying

In the next few days, many Devils had already teleported to the Temporal Path, under the tight security of the Realm of G.o.ds' Experts. However, the orders of the Semi-Celestials of both sides were absolute. As long as the Devils didn't try anything during their departure, no cultivator was allowed to touch them, regardless of how much they might hate the Devils.

Without anyone noticing, quite a few Devils had an extra item inside their Spatial Rings, making them excited about the prospect of selling it. Sure enough, whether directly or indirectly, Rean's Demon Beasts had already reached out to several Devils. The Jade Slips were simply given to them, and no words were exchanged.

Within the Underworld, the Elder Devils kept watching as the many batches of Devils pa.s.sed through the Temporal Path exit nonstop. They didn't forget Turen's words about the communication system, so they forcefully verified many devils. On the very first day, the first devils with Jade Slips with the blueprints of the communication system were found.

"Quickly send it to our Formations Masters. I want a prototype running within a week! If they don't show me the results, they better be ready to never build another formation in their lives," Mephisto warned his subordinates. He was put in charge of this task by the Semi-Celestials of the Underworld, so he couldn't refuse. Of course, he made sure that his clan would be the first one to get it.

At the same time, Rean and his other groups begin to reach the other powers of the Realm of G.o.ds. Most of the time, they would enter those powers without being noticed, drop the Jade Slip near someone of great importance for that place, and then leave without a noise. Little by little, they teleported further away from the central area of the Realm of G.o.ds, delivering more and more jade slips. By now, even if the Rambram Sect and the Dragon Race found out about this event, it would be too late. Too many Jade Slips were already given away, and no one would be able to stop the spread.

It was then that the bomb was dropped. Using a fake ident.i.ty, Rean got another communication badge and released the communication system blueprints there. Immediately, the information was checked by countless people before the Dragon Race and the Rambram Sect took it off. One could imagine how furious both were. Yet, no one knows who released that information... Who were they fooling? They were pretty sure about who did it. Obviously, it had to be Rean.

The reason is simple. Every Formations Master that had been put to work on the Communication System was under strict watching. it was pretty much impossible for them to release it outside without those two powers knowing. Another point is that the core of the communication system, the part that really matters, was known by very, very few Formations Masters. Naturally, these formations were under even more strict vigilance. Yet, the Jade Slips that appeared everywhere had very detailed explanations about how to build the communication system cores. DPUs, Electrical Runes, Routers, you name it. Everything could be found in those Jade Slips.

In the first week after finding out about the spread of the system, the Rambram Sect and Dragon Race prohibited anyone from using them. Too bad, though. Many powers of the Realm of G.o.ds had no fear of these two races, especially the Spirits. They are also one of the three main powers of the Realm of G.o.ds, so why should they listen? The Rambram Sect and the Dragon Race's Warning fell on deaf ears as the Spirits finally had to chance to work on their own communication.

Rean watched all of that unfolding with a big smile. True, the communication system was now going to spread all over the Realm of G.o.ds. However, there was one small detail he hid in the schematics of the Core of the System... a backdoor! "Hehe! When these many communication systems start running and eventually connect between themselves, I will be able to see through everything without anyone noticing," Rean said with a smile as he flew with Kentucky.

Hearing that, Kentucky couldn't help but comment. "You look like some supervillain from those spy movies from your Planet Earth."

Rean was taken aback for a moment. Kentucky spent quite some time exploring Earth, so it wasn't surprising he saw such movies. "Ahem... No, I'm not a villain. After all, I have no intention of meddling in any of their businesses. I just want to have access where no one can see what I'm saying to anyone. Also, it will be good in case I need information during our quest to save our Universe, right?"

"If you say so..." Kentucky didn't truly believe it, but it was true that such a backdoor would be of great help in the future.

Just like that, another two months went by in a flash. Underworld, Realm of G.o.ds, and Heavens... All three Realms now had the communication system spreading like wildfire. Absolutely no one would be able to stop it anymore.

During this time, another event took place, an event that was of even higher importance than the release of the blueprints of the communication system. It was the gathering of Semi-Celestials as they went to visit Hyeoumu.

Hyeoumu wasn't surprised to see that many Semi-Celestials at once. After what he heard from the twins, he guessed it could happen, just not so soon. Nonetheless, they expressed their concerns about this possible invasion of another Universe and asked Hyeoumu if this was true.

It was, as the twins mentioned. Hyeoumu couldn't go and tell everyone about it on his own. However, if everyone already knew about it and only asked for his confirmation, then it wasn't a big issue. "I'm not entirely sure myself, but it is very likely true. The only doubt is whether the visitors will come here with good or bad intentions. That's all I can tell you at the moment. You can leave now."

Everyone insisted on talking more, but Hyeoumu kept silent and completely ignored all pleas. In the end, the Semi-Celestials could only leave. Nonetheless, one thing was almost certain... Turen wasn't lying!