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n“If that’s really the case, your analysis should be correct.”

nMuse was just about to explain when his tone suddenly changed.

n“No, there aren’t any problems with your intelligence. The one who hasn’t cleared the third wave is Enoch. I can already imagine that his talent should be a combat-type one, and it definitely isn’t weak!”

nMuse deliberately paused for a moment after he finished speaking, then he looked at the others and nodded his head symbolically.

nThen he understood that everyone’s thoughts were the same as his.

n“Then the result is very obvious. Moreover, we can now confirm one more thing. Enoch’s strength is probably the ceiling of all the Divine Tree Masters. Of course, it’s within the information we have now. In the future, if Ton finds anything out, this situation might still change.”

n“Yes, that’s right!”

nTon nodded and revealed a faint smile.

n“If such a Divine Tree Master can become a member of our alliance, he will definitely play a crucial role in the future plans!”

n“That’s right. We need a representative figure like him now. Our organization can at least double the current members with such a mascot!”

n“Hahahaha! Ton is really amazing. He can even find such a person. This way, we don’t have to build up our image. It’s easier to just sit back and enjoy the fruits of our labor!”

n“That’s right, just let these idiots sprint forward together. We can sit back and enjoy the fruits of our labor!”

nThe rest of the alliance members were not idiots. It was precisely because they were sinister and cunning that they formed the Salvation Alliance and became core members.

nNow that they knew that Ton had found such a powerful Divine Tree Master, they could be said to be quite excited!

nTheir current methods of recruiting people were simple. When they saw a person asking for help, they would start a private chat, telling them how good the Salvation Alliance was and what it could be like in the future, pulling them into their alliance.

nThen, after giving them a vague sense of existence and letting the other Divine Tree Masters feel the alliance’s omnipresence, they would throw the bait!

nAfter joining the Salvation Alliance, everything would be up to them!

nNot only that, but the members would also release some information on the world channel from time to time. These pieces of information seemed to care about the other Divine Tree Masters’ well-being.

nThe actual purpose was to create a sense of existence and let the other Divine Tree Masters know that the Salvation Alliance was an organization that truly cared about them. Thus, some of the Divine Tree Masters who had lost themselves and worshiped them would automatically come looking for them.

nFrom the looks of it, the whole process was going very smoothly.

nOf course, all of this was still due to the information Ton provided.

nMuse pondered over this matter and immediately made a suggestion. “If that’s the case, Ton, can you send out the invitation to the alliance now?

n“Now that he needs help the most, he’ll know that it’s us, the Salvation Alliance, who want to help him! That way, he will feel that he owes us and join us even if he doesn’t want to.”

nWhen the others heard this, they all nodded.

nThe earlier they let Enoch join the Salvation Alliance, the earlier they could realize their plan. This was definitely what they hoped for.

n“No.” Ton shook his head and looked at everyone with a disappointed expression. “Do you think that such a strong person with a lone-wolf mentality will be moved just by sending a message!?

n“His strength is his capital. At present, other than our Salvation Alliance, there are other organizations out there. Haven’t they thought about it?

n“Also, if I send out a message now, won’t I hint Enoch that we are monitoring him?”

nThree consecutive questions made the alliance members fall silent.

nThere was nothing wrong with what Ton said. They had no way to refute it.

nMuse’s eyes flashed with a chilly glint.

n‘This fellow is really difficult to deal with. One day, I’ll kill him so that he won’t dare to refute what I said!’ After Muse muttered those words in his heart, the expression on his face immediately turned into a bright smile.

n“Hahahaha, what Ton said makes sense. I spoke without thinking.

n“How to deal with this matter, I’ll leave it all to you to settle. We will not interfere anymore.

n“Knowing this matter, we can do a lot of things now.”

nTon continued to be his good Samaritan. The other members naturally had their own ulterior motives and smiled without saying a word.

nAfter all, what implicated them was their interests.

nIn the middle of this, everyone always had a standard in their hearts as to who would benefit the most.

nEnoch’s matter was only good for them; there was no harm. It was just a matter of what action they had to take in the future.

nThus, there was no need to argue about it here.

nAnd as Ton had said, Enoch joining the Salvation Alliance was already a hot potato. Whoever took care of it now would definitely have a headache.

nHence, it was better to leave it to Ton and deal with it himself. They just had to sit back and enjoy the fruits of their labor.

n“Then let’s call it a day for this meeting. You should return to your respective Divine Tree Islands and continue with your own matters. I’ll be in charge of contacting Enoch now.”

nAfter saying that, Ton no longer paid attention to the others. Instead, he began to think about when Enoch’s invasion would end.

nThe others did not communicate much. They did not even say goodbye before returning to their own Divine Tree Islands.

nTon put all his focus on Enoch’s invasion when they left.

nEnoch’s invasion had lasted for an hour based on the information on hand. No one knew what the situation was during that hour.

nAs for when this wave would end, that was what Tor had to consider.

n‘Looks like I’ll have to borrow the intelligence network again…’

nTon felt a headache upon thinking of this. The so-called intelligence network was one of his three talents, Divination Intelligence.

nHe could obtain information through divination.

nOf course, every divination required a small sacrifice, and the sacrificial item was blood.

nAlthough it was true that only a small amount of blood was required, it was very uncomfortable to cut open a wound and let the blood flow.

nWhoosh!

nTon cut open his palm without thinking anything else, and the blood flowed down his palm to the ground.

nWhen the blood dripped on the lawn, the surrounding sounds had decreased. Especially now that no one was around, one could clearly hear the sound of his dripping blood.

nInstantly, the surrounding black fog gradually rose.

nA red monster general with a bloody mouth and fangs appeared in the midst of the black fog.

nOther than its head, its body was pitifully shriveled. It looked like it had been dried for over 100 days as if it had no moisture. Its entire body was curled up into a ball.

nThe monster’s eyes took up 2

/3 of the red head, while a single black tentacle grew out of the top of its head.

nAt that moment, the monster smiled strangely at Ton.

n“The price has been paid. What divination do you need?”

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