I opened an adventurer's guild in another world.

Having explored this world alone for so long, and with the increasing knowledge he gained, it was impossible that he hadn't considered the possibility of his own death.

How to pass on the intelligence you've gathered to someone you can trust.

Yamidern must have thought about this question.

For a god, nothing is more trustworthy than his own Godwalker body.

The body of the Swiftwalker is naturally that of a fanatic, and the fanatic himself is proof of trustworthiness.

If we can find Amidorn's Swift Walker's body among the existing summoners, we might be able to find some clues.

Of all the summoners Anno knew in this era, the strongest was Philomena.

Philomena can definitely help me now.

At this moment, Anno was also somewhat relieved that he had a good relationship with Philomena now, otherwise Philomena might not have told Anno such important information.

Even with their current friendly relationship, Anno wasn't sure if he could get any relevant information out of Philomena.

"No matter what, we have to give it a try."

Anno's sudden words startled Yekis, who asked blankly, "Lord Anno, what are you going to try?"

"Don't worry about this for now."

Anno took out the Summoning Godhead again, handed it to Yekis, and said, "But this should be returned to you."

"No, no, no, no..."

To Anno's surprise, Yekis shook his hands repeatedly and rejected the summoning divine spark in Anno's hand with a look of rejection.

"Lord Anno, I truly have no interest in this thing right now."

Yekis sighed and said quietly, "When I first got this thing, I was actually quite happy."

If I could glimpse the summoning laws that Amidorn had comprehended and apply them to my ice and snow laws, it would definitely greatly enhance my strength.

But now I no longer have that thought.

The subsequent problem was that the laws of summoning were too mysterious. As a fellow mid-level god, I spent nearly a month and still couldn't discover even the slightest thing about them.

Moreover, ever since I obtained the divine status to summon gods, I have never felt at peace.

Anxiety, suspicion, distrust, fear...

Too many negative emotions surround me.

Perhaps this is part of the reason why I cannot glimpse the laws of summoning, but even now, when I calm down, I don't think I can comprehend them.

So I still intend to stick to my path of ice and snow.

The Law of Ice and Snow is also a type of Water God. I have now mastered three of the six great laws: the Law of Water, the Law of Water Body, and the Law of Cold and Sharpness.

To comprehend one law is to become a god; to comprehend two laws is to become a mid-level god; and I only need to comprehend one more law to become a high-level god.

After the previous battle of the gods, I have now reached the threshold of the fourth law, the Sharpness of Ice.

Yekis gave Anno a knowing look and continued, "Instead of pursuing the summoning laws that have no clue how to do it, I think we should focus our energy on comprehending the laws of the sharpness of ice."

Who knows, by the time the enemy's next wave of attacks arrives, I might already be a high-ranking god.

If that's the case, then Angomulos's situation might be a little better.

As Yekis explained, a dark line appeared on Anno's forehead.

Judging from Yekis's expression, he didn't seem to be faking it at all.

In other words, the other party has truly given up on summoning divinity.

This is not good news for Anno.

If Yekis doesn't comprehend the summoning of divinity, then who will?

What to do about the second generation of the Summoning God?

During the First World War, only about two hundred Outer Gods attacked Ungomulos.

However, the intensity of World War II was far greater than that of World War I.

After all, the divine realm completely intervened, and later even the supreme god appeared.

Without the second generation of the Summoning God leading Un'gomulos, this World War II would have been a complete waste.

Angomlos is definitely going to lose!

No matter how much Anno tried to persuade him, Yekis was determined not to summon the divine power, and he also gave Anno the divine artifact he had taken back, the Summoning Throne.

"Lord Anno, I think it's best if you handle this. Angromros now largely depends on you."

It was strange for Yekis, a mid-level god, to say such things to Anno, a lower-level god, but Anno's thousands of summoned legions, capable of using [King's Power], [Fusion], [Shadow Summoning], and [Wild Frenzy], could play a far greater role than a peak mid-level god.