In fact, the so-called Truth Council is actually a coalition of large Wizard influences, created to exclude other weaker Wizard influences in order to better monopolize the benefits of the realm of truth.

If one must pick an organization that can represent the Wizard Realm in the entire multiverse, then the Truth Council is the most suitable choice.

Actually, the Truth Council can also be seen as Wizards’ vanguard against Divine Spirits.

Back when Sunan hadn’t unified the Starlight Continent, there was also a Wizard organization called the Truth Council in the Northwest Domain.

But comparing that so-called Truth Council to this one is like comparing a drop of water to an endless deep sea.

Totally incomparable!

Though the Truth Council was established to monopolize the benefits of the realm of truth, if other Wizard influences and True Spirit Wizards are completely blocked from entering the realm of truth, it might not matter in the short term, but in the long run, these Wizard influences would definitely harbor resentment, and they might eventually band together to rebel and seize the Boundary Stones.

They might not be able to confront the Truth Council, but they don’t need to oppose the entire Truth Council; they just need to choose one large Wizard influence as a breakthrough point.

Even numerous ants can bite an elephant to death, much less Wizard influences that are far more powerful than ants.

Moreover, the large Wizard influences are not monolithic; they even harbor significant animosity toward each other.

If one large Wizard influence is besieged, it’s good enough if other large Wizard influences don’t kick them when they’re down; don’t expect them to lend a hand.

No one wants to become that breakthrough point, thus they can only concede some benefits to appease other Wizard influences.

This is what led to the rule Maisy mentioned.

"What is the price?" Sunan asked.

Maisy raised two fingers: "Two conditions."

"The first is to join the Truth Council, and when the Truth Council arranges a unified action, the members and their affiliated Wizard influences must participate."

"As long as the task isn’t too excessive, the members and their affiliated Wizard influences can’t refuse."

Sunan’s gaze flickered, and he thoughtfully nodded.

This condition isn’t too harsh; there’s still plenty of room for maneuver.

If it’s really a requirement that heavily disadvantages the Star Alliance, he can completely refuse.

The Truth Council certainly didn’t expect that by relying on the Boundary Stones, they could arbitrarily command a Wizard influence.

"The second condition is the price of purchasing the Boundary Stones."

Maisy paused, then raised one finger.

"One million lower-level Magic Crystals."

Sunan raised an eyebrow.

This price isn’t low.

When synthesized using a Rubik’s cube, it takes about two hundred pieces of upper-level Magic Stones to create one lower-level Magic Crystal.

In other words, one million lower-level Magic Crystals equate to two hundred million upper-level Magic Stones.

This is under the assumption that synthesis is done using a Rubik’s cube, which makes the cost slightly lower.

If truly traded, the value of one million lower-level Magic Crystals would exceed two hundred million upper-level Magic Stones.

Even for second-rate Wizard influences, this is a significant expenditure.

However, Sunan didn’t hesitate much and decisively agreed.

One million lower-level Magic Crystals are expensive, but the Boundary Stones are something he is determined to obtain.

Maisy was not surprised that Sunan agreed, as the temptation of the realm of truth is there, and any True Spirit Wizard would accept.

"There’s one more thing; the Truth Council doesn’t have a stock of Boundary Stones right now. You’ll need to wait until they acquire new ones before you can get them, which could take some time."

"I understand."

Sunan expected this.

He’s already prepared to wait decades, even centuries.

After all, for the time being, the divine core can still support cultivation, so there’s no rush.

Having concluded the main business, Sunan didn’t linger but took his leave from the Holy Tree Plane.

Returning to the Starlight Wizard Tower, he immersed himself in the laboratory.

Lately, besides training, Sunan has also devoted a lot of time to crafting the Divine Corpse Golem.

The first Divine Corpse Golem is already complete, and the second one is nearing completion.

Inside the laboratory.

The bright light of the Magic Stone Lamp illuminates the spacious room while casting light on the bizarre creature on the workbench.

Just by its silhouette, it appears to be a titan-like giant, but even the tall Vajra Golem standing next to it only reaches its knees.

But if you look closely, you’ll find this titan is actually an ugly monster.

Its head is tiny, but its mouth is large, occupying almost one-third of its face.

Additionally, its body proportions are very odd, with arms of different lengths, legs of unequal thickness, a long upper body and short lower body, even the skin colors are blotchy and different, making it look like a stitched-together creature or poorly made meat golem cobbled together from different corpse pieces.

Yet, looking at this ugly golem, Sunan’s face showed a satisfied and pleased smile.

The flesh materials used in creating the Divine Corpse Golem are not just from Divine Corpses but include flesh from many powerful creatures, although the Divine Corpses are the core, while other creature flesh serves as supplementary materials.

As for the most critical core, it’s made from Legendary Level soul crystals and the energy crystals of divinity.

"Number One, charge the Divine Corpse Golem."

[Command received, commencing charging]

As soon as the mechanical and monotonous voice dropped, a brilliant blue light suddenly lit up on the wall to the right of the laboratory’s entrance, rapidly spreading down the wall through its seams like a luminous network, quickly traversing the floor, extending along the workbench, and finally reaching the Divine Corpse Golem.

Buzz!

A low hum of energy transmission echoed within the Divine Corpse Golem, its eye sockets faintly glowing.

Fueled by the Crystal threads, energy quickly spread throughout the Divine Corpse Golem, swiftly activating it.

In the next moment, the Divine Corpse Golem sat up abruptly, paused, and then jumped off the workbench with a thud, stopping in front of Sunan without moving, its massive and towering body exerting a weighty pressure akin to a mountain.

Sunan silently nodded, patiently waiting for the Divine Corpse Golem to finish charging before issuing a new command.

"Activate God mode."

Upon the command, the Divine Corpse Golem’s body suddenly quivered, a hollow and hoarse low growl emanating from its throat, and an inexplicable sense of oppression, despair, and hatred enveloped the entire laboratory in an instant.

Even with Sunan’s strength, he felt a sense of oppression weighing on his heart for a moment.

His expression unchanged, he watched the golem intently.

Black light shone from within the golem as its form rapidly transformed, twisting and wriggling like a soft-bodied creature, morphing swiftly into various strange shapes.

Countless faces emerged, rolling and appearing, emitting painful and furious howls, rapidly changing their appearance, calling out a name.

The sound was unlike any language.

Sunan couldn’t understand its meaning but he could guess what it was calling— the Spider Goddess Queen’s divine name!

In an instant, the once ugly stitched creature was gone, replaced by a woman of stunning beauty and alluring figure.

A robe and cape woven from transparent spider silk wrapped around her exquisite curves, appearing exceptionally enticing and captivating.

Her palm even grasped a green spider dagger, gleaming coldly and eerily under the Magic Stone Lamp’s light.

Remarkably, her appearance was identical to that of the fallen Spider Goddess Queen!

"Not bad!"

Sunan’s lips curled into a smile.

This is the true power of the Divine Corpse Golem!

In normal mode, the Divine Corpse Golem is only slightly more powerful than a Supreme Golem, and its combat power is far from reaching the level of a True Spirit Wizard.

Its ability to compare to True Spirit Wizards lies in its God mode!

By activating God mode, the Divine Corpse Golem can transform into the Divine Spirit from which the flesh materials used to create the golem were sourced, thereby acquiring a portion of that Divine Spirit’s combat power.

Under God mode, the Divine Corpse Golem, besides possessing the golem’s inherent bravery, immense strength, and strong defense, also possesses a portion of the Divine Spirit’s power.

The combination of the two is what allows the Divine Corpse Golem to boast formidable combat power comparable to a True Spirit Wizard!