I Can Summon All the Gods

In the distance, there were many majestic mountains, covered by clouds and mist, occasionally birds and beasts appeared. At the top of the mountain, there were many small palaces, and the mountains were connected by hanging bridges. Green vines were twined around the hanging bridges, and flowers were blooming on the vines.

On the highest mountain, a waterfall fell from the middle of the mountain. The ancient trees were lush at the foot of the mountain. The mountain was steep and full of vitality.

“Strictly speaking, the elf race is no longer on the Icacia Continent.”

Looking at the somewhat surprised expression on Locke’s face, Vanessa explained with a smile, “In the divine war thousands of years ago, the elf race suffered a heavy loss, and more than half of them were killed and injured. Our ancestors felt that the war was terrifying. To avoid being involved in any conflicts, they planned to lead the elf race to find a place where there was no war. However, as long as it was in the Icacia Continent, how could there be such a place?”

Her tone was full of respect and reverence, “Our ancestors, the two surviving gods in the war used their divine power to break the space shackles and create a small world, which is what you see in front of you.”

“With the development of thousands of years, the small world has gradually improved and can operate on its own.”

Locke nodded with admiration on his face.

He knew that some of the strongest could create a small space with their powerful strength. To a certain extent, such a space was similar to the space Locke had seen in the Dominic Hotel. It was an upgraded space ring. The difference was that the space ring could only store dead things and the space was not large, needing special space materials at the same time.

And the small world created by the strongest was more advanced than the viewing space of the Dominic Hotel. It was close to an independent real world, where it could absorb magic elements, fighting spirit, air, and other things on the Icacia Continent, and could also form an independent ecological system.

Of course, the small world was not a real world after all and there was still a flaw. In essence, it still needed to rely on the energy supply of the Icacia Continent. Some small worlds were not perfect and could not absorb the energy of the Icacia Continent on a large scale, so the energy was thin. Magic elements and fighting spirit were almost nowhere to be found and were not suitable for survival.

In addition, when the small world’s operation was unstable, there was a possibility of collapse.
This chapter upload first at NovelBin.Net

If you want to read more chapters, please visit NovelNext.Com to experience faster update speed

If attacked by strong people, the small world would collapse and disintegrate, and everything in the small world, including animals and plants, would generally disappear into space with the disappearance of the small world.

“Let’s go. I’ll show you around later.”

Vanessa said with a smile.

They walked on a path in the woods.

There were many elves around them. After saluting Vanessa and the others, they began to look curiously at Locke, Artemis, and Ares.

For the first time in so many years, someone had entered the territory of the elf race. For elves, this was the first time they had seen humans. Especially for some female elves, their eyes lit up when they saw Locke.

At this time, Locke was dressed in a white magic robe, and his childish face had already turned into a fortitude one. His look was heroic and elegant. Even in the entire elf race, he was still a handsome man.

At this moment, he suddenly felt a strong aura dashing toward him.

Locke’s eyes darkened slightly. He jumped up and threw a punch at the attacker under him.

Bang!

A trace of surprise flashed across the man’s face, but he quickly reacted. He crossed his hands over his chest and blocked Locke’s punch.

Only when Locke landed on the ground could he see the man’s face clearly.

It was a young man about twenty years old, tall and slender, with deep eyes, a handsome face, and a masculine aura.
This chapter upload first at NovelBin.Net

If you want to read more chapters, please visit NovelNext.Com to experience faster update speed

“Ivan, do you know what you are doing?” Vanessa questioned the young man, her eyes darkened.

The young man named Ivan grinned and said, “I just want to see if the human youth that your highness highly praised is more apparent than real.”

After saying that, Ivan looked at Locke and clapped his hands, “Since you can’t use energy now, then I won’t use magic either. We compare our physical strength.”

Locke nodded with a smile and said, “I’ll keep you company to the end.”

“How dare he fight against Ivan? I bet this human boy will definitely be defeated.”

“That’s right, speaking of the physical strength, in the younger generation of the elf race, if Ivan dares to say that he was second place, no one dares to say themselves the first place. Moreover, even in the outside world, Ivan’s physical strength can be ranked in the top three.”

Several elves whispered.

Beside them, a middle-aged male elf shook his head. His observation was naturally not comparable to that of a few youths, “I’m afraid this battle won’t end so easily.”

“In the attack just now, although Ivan had the intention of probing, he used at least thirty percent of his strength. The human youth was also skillful in dealing with Ivan’s attack, without showing any difficulty. In this way, this human youth’s physical strength may not be weaker than that of Ivan.”

Hearing his analysis, the people around him all took a deep breath. Looking at the direction of Locke, they suddenly felt a little surprised.

Artemis yawned and leaned against a huge tree as if she was watching a play.

“It seems that everyone can’t wait.”

Ivan rubbed his fists and said, “You’d better show your full strength. I won’t show mercy.”

Locke’s eyes darkened, the smile on his face disappeared in an instant, and his left leg retreated slightly.

He had to admit that this was the strongest person in physical training among his peers he had met, and he deserved to be taken seriously.