By now, Fang Zheng had almost guessed what the Dark Elves wanted him to do.
It was obvious that this group of dark-skinned elves intended to have him hold off the Sea Serpent while they did something else in secret. And after observing the Sea Serpent for a moment, Fang Zheng understood what was going on. Clearly, this creature possessed a certain degree of divine power, but this did not mean that the Sea Serpent was some kind of deity. On the contrary, as a god himself, Fang Zheng could see that the Sea Serpent only possessed divine power because it had been "tainted" by it.
The power of a god is incredibly strong, but of course, it depends on the situation. Generally speaking, divine power changes many things. The condition of the Sea Serpent was very much like those mythical animals in ancient Chinese mythology that spent countless years before some Immortal Buddha or Divine Artifact and were thus influenced to gain spirit wisdom and become elevated.
