Chapter 170: The Dominator's Intervention

During Gunie's secluded cultivation.

More than three months passed in the blink of an eye.

Gunie was in the secret chamber, immersed in cultivation.

"Buzz..."

The communication device emitted a faint vibration.

Gunie flipped his hand and lightly tapped the device.

Adams's figure materialized.

As soon as he appeared, Adams spoke rapidly.

"Lord Gunie, just now, in a lower region near the northern area of Mount Emoko."

"Very powerful Primal beings have appeared, at least at the Divine General level. They have joined forces to attack a divine gathering place on the edge of the ancient divine mountain."

"At the same time, a large number of Erosion beings have also emerged."

Gunie narrowed his eyes for a moment, then looked at Adams.

"Then I thank you, Senior Adams."

"I will rush over as soon as possible. I hope those Primal beings and Erosion beings haven't disappeared yet."

After speaking, Gunie quickly ended his communication with Adams.

"North, edge region."

Gunie looked up toward the mountainous edge region north of Mount Emoko.

The interior of Mount Emoko was vast.

Even at Gunie's current speed, flying there directly would take a month or more.

Simply flying over was certainly not feasible.

With a thought, Gunie looked into his idle cultivation slots.

He had recently acquired several Cthulhu abilities that were currently in idle cultivation.

Among these Cthulhu abilities, one was called [Higher-Dimensional Shuttle].

It had no offensive power in itself.

Its only notable feature was long-range, large-scale shuttling.

This was precisely the kind of powerful ability Gunie had lacked before.

At present, the Cthulhu ability [Higher-Dimensional Shuttle] was at level 4.

When activated, it could easily shuttle across tens of millions, even hundreds of millions of kilometers.

Compared to Gunie's other powerful Cthulhu abilities, this one's level was not high.

But for Divine Generals and Divine Controllers,

a level 4 Cthulhu ability was already an unattainable height.

"Rumble..."

As his thoughts stirred,

Gunie's divine power surged forth majestically.

For a moment, the entire world trembled slightly under the supreme might of his cosmic divine power.

"A single shuttle at maximum range should cover about two hundred million kilometers without issue."

"Two shuttles will get me there."

The next moment,

a vortex gate appeared before Gunie.

Beyond the vortex gate, a bridge of light gradually extended into the far distance.

Gunie moved, about to step into the vortex gate.

"Hmm?"

Gunie's movement halted slightly.

Then he narrowed his eyes and looked toward the sky.

Though thick rock barriers lay there,

Gunie could see through them.

The aura of a powerful Cthulhu Outer God emanated from a distant place.

Earlier, when Gunie's Cthulhu body was gradually taking shape, he had faintly sensed it.

Above Saint Haigar, there existed a powerful Cthulhu being.

But Gunie had always tried to hide his own information and traces.

After all, Gunie didn't know whether these Cthulhu beings were friend or foe.

He hadn't expected that today, this powerful Cthulhu Dominator would directly release his aura.

Was it a warning?

Or something else?

Gunie did not move; he simply stood in the small cave, looking toward the Cthulhu Dominator high above.

Gunie could clearly sense that this Cthulhu Dominator was very strong.

Far stronger than Andrew, whom Gunie had encountered before.

"Friend, newly born Dominator, if possible, I hope you will not make too many moves in Saint Haigar."

The Cthulhu Dominator's voice crossed infinite spatial dimensions, rumbling down.

These words made Gunie frown.

After a moment's thought, Gunie responded.

"Senior Cthulhu, I have no intention of destroying Saint Haigar."

"In fact, even when those Divine Controllers attacked me before, I did not pursue the matter much. Otherwise, I could have destroyed their divine kingdoms."

"You know about the Primal Mimetic beings; they are the calamity of this starry universe."

"They must be eliminated."

"My purpose this time is merely to seek out those Primal Mimetic beings."

Gunie tried to appear as benevolent as possible.

After all, he was only a newly born Cthulhu being.

Far inferior to this powerful Dominator who had existed for who knows how many years.

"And it is precisely these Primal Mimetic beings I am referring to."

The rumbling voice came again.

These words immediately made Gunie's brow furrow tightly.

"You won't let me interfere with these Primal beings?"

"Why?" Gunie asked in a deep voice.

"Because we have our own plans."

"These Mimetic beings are right there; they are still weak."

"We need to wait, wait for them to grow stronger, and then we can make use of them."

"Killing these enemies in the cradle might be a good choice. But letting them grow and then killing them is more beneficial to us."

"If we interfere with these beings prematurely, we won't be able to effectively control them."

"Nor will we be able to kill them when necessary."

"Fatten them up before slaughter?"

Gunie pondered for a moment, his eyes narrowing.

"Thank you for telling me, Senior. I understand."

"I have not been a Cthulhu Dominator for long and do not yet know your name."

Gunie asked thus.

"My name is Oflo."

With these words, Oflo's aura gradually faded, then disappeared completely.

Even after careful sensing, Gunie could only vaguely perceive the general range of his presence.

Then Gunie waved his hand.

The light bridge and vortex gate spanning time and space dissipated, and all divine power retracted.

Gunie sat down again, entering a state of meditation with eyes closed.

"Do they really think I know nothing?"

Gunie sneered inwardly.

As for the Primal beings,

their numbers were infinite.

Gunie had received definite information about this from Andrew.

Back then, the Primal demons, Primal insectoids, and Primal mechanical beings had been countless.

Even the light of the starry universe had been buried by their numbers.

"Killing these few Primal beings is utterly insignificant."

"Deep within the starry universe, there are far too many Primal beings."

"Killing some first to weaken them is ultimately beneficial."

"More importantly, I can use my own characteristics to get familiar with them, even assimilate them."

"But this Dominator of Saint Haigar won't let me touch those Primal beings here. I don't know what his intentions are, but I feel his motives are not good."

"It seems I really need to contact Senior Andrew again."