Starting from the Planetary Governor - Chapter 879

Chapter 872: Turbulence in the Kingdom of God

When Gu Hang found Grit, a prime candidate for the “Living Saint,” he was shocked to discover that Rizzo could do the same. Gu

Hang no longer cared to dwell on how the system’s activation of the [Special Event] had led Rizzo to the Emperor’s guidance and the Phoenix to the Wrathful Owl Planet.

The Emperor had never directly aided him, yet he seemed to be a shadowy presence throughout Gu Hang’s development.

Rizzo was undoubtedly a devout believer in the Emperor, but as for his trust in Gu Hang, Gu Hang was, to be honest, a bit hesitant.

However, his presence was quite reliable.

This gave Gu Hang an opportunity, allowing him to assume a similar state to Grito’s.

Sharing the essence of the Warp with Rizzo allowed him to be accepted by Rizzo, and similarly, he also received the hidden assistance of the Icy Sun.

Chaplain Rizzo was a Space Marine, and while he didn’t possess wings, he had also experienced a significant increase in strength, surpassing the upper limit of Chapter Champion to become a Chosen Champion.

With this, Gu Hang had assembled a team of four individuals who had surpassed their Chapter Champions and reached the level of God’s Chosen Champions.

Their strength varied, with the ranking roughly being that of ‘Living Saint’ Grit, the strongest, though limited; ‘Phoenix’ Martins and ‘Blood Shark’ Ewing were roughly equal; and ‘Chief Priest’ Rizzo was relatively the weakest.

Individually, none of them could defeat the Bone Crusher King, that was undeniable; but four against one, the situation was comparable to the four Zerg Overlords, completely surpassing the Zerg’s previous efforts against the Bone Crusher.

Of these, Gu Hang had the highest expectations for Grit, the ‘Living Saint’.

Her strength wasn’t as high as the others, but her ‘Living Saint’ qualities were what Gu Hang valued most.

Combined with the scattered twenty-six Chapter Champions, this was humanity’s next top-tier force to confront the Bone Crusher King.

Come on, let’s give it a try!

Gu Hang smiled.

With a loud boom, his kingdom suddenly began to shake.

Gu Hang looked up and saw the two green-skinned beings roaring at him.

Previously, their expressions, projected into the clouds above the Storm Kingdom, had remained impassive. But now, as if they had sensed Gu Hang’s subtle movements, they became enraged.

The shaking of his kingdom was caused by a green wave in the Warp.

This wave nearly engulfed his kingdom.

The ferocious green wave pounded, shaking the entire kingdom.

But Gu Hang showed no fear.

In the past, if someone of Mao Erge’s caliber had come to him, what could Gu Hang do? He would have abandoned his kingdom, severed the very essence of the Warp, and surrendered to death.

After all, these two together were the equivalent of four gods.

Perhaps there was still a gap between them, but there weren’t many beings of that level, including the entire physical universe and the Warp. But

now, Gu Hang was no small shrimp to be crushed at will.

If he was, then why was Second Brother even blocking the door? Just destroy him and be done with it. There was no need for unnecessary intimidation.

The reason for deterrence was that a fight could be anything but certain. Gu Hang wasn’t completely defenseless.

If Gu Hang had left his Divine Kingdom and encountered them outside, he might have been easily taken advantage of. However, Gu Hang was timid. The Warp was too dangerous. He never wandered outside, staying within his Divine Kingdom. At most, he would occasionally raid nearby and capture a Great Demon—usually because the Great Demon had strayed too close to his Storm Kingdom.

The Warp didn’t have a strict concept of time or space. “Close” simply meant that some Great Demon had ulterior motives, attempting to corrupt a member of the Alliance within the real universe, or to mass-produce Chaos corruption on a planet within the Alliance, or to support a Chaos cult.

In short, when there are warp demons involved behind these chaotic events in the real universe, then this warp demon is very close to the Kingdom of Storm God.

After the Cataclysm, such incidents were incredibly common, and Gu Hang usually didn’t bother to deal with them—he simply couldn’t handle them all.

But if the troublemaker reached the level of a Great Demon, capturing him would be like adding more food to his rations. Furthermore, it could help units like the Alliance Legal Center, the Inquisition, and the Demon Hunters in the real universe combat the Chaos invasion sucked into the real universe.

In his stay-at-home state, it was still difficult to catch him.

And now, his second brother had come to his door. As long as he remained ensconced within the Divine Kingdom and never ventured out, this divine war would be a direct confrontation between his second brother and Gu Hang and the Divine Kingdom.

This would undoubtedly put Gu Hang under immense pressure, as evidenced by the fact that the entire Storm Divine Kingdom was shaking.

However, completely conquering it would be no easy task.

Gu Hang was patient and firmly maintained his base.

…

Qi Zongren awoke from his dream, drenched in sweat.

Turning around, he saw his wife slowly waking up, as if waking from a nightmare like him.

The couple looked at each other, and he asked, “You…dreamt it, too?”

“Yeah…I dreamt of two green-skinned aliens chasing me…it was terrifying.”

“Me too, two green-skinned aliens…”

“Damn it, why did we both have such a dream?”

“I don’t know…what should we do?”

“It must have been just a dream, right?” Qi Zongren checked the time. It was almost time for work. “It’s almost dawn, I’m going to work. You stay home and get some rest. If anything happens, call me or the police.”

Qi Zongren dragged his exhausted body to school.

He was a teacher.

The colleagues and classmates he met along the way all looked a little listless.

In the office, everyone chatted, mentioning their dreams from yesterday; in class, students were also talking.

This was definitely a big deal.

Almost everyone had the same dream at the same time…

panic was spreading.

But soon, around noon, the city’s propaganda loudspeakers began blaring.

People from the Education Department had arrived at their school.

It was said that every company, factory, commercial street…anywhere with a large concentration of people, had government officials or priests and nuns from the established religion arriving.

They were all promoting one thing:

“The war in Omgeria has reached its most crucial moment. This war is closely related to every one of us in the alliance. Everyone is dreaming the same dream, a manifestation of destiny, a revelation from the God-Emperor. At this critical moment, all compatriots must unite, work hard, study hard, live well, and stay alert. Perhaps tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow, you’ll have the same dream again. In the dream, hold on, the longer you live, the better. Even better, do everything you can to kill the aliens in your dreams!” “

Please rest assured, dreams will not have a significant impact on your physical health. They will simply consume some energy, just like a normal nightmare. Please believe that in the end, victory will belong to humanity!”

(End of this chapter)