For a Skeleton Giant Lord who is closely tied to the Soul Pool and the Plains of Bone, it can barely be drawn to normalcy with the help of the Soul Pool.

However, Gaven’s perception attributes are terrifyingly high, reaching legendary levels, a height that even many True Gods can’t attain.

Attributes on the undead side, however, have always been disappointingly low, with ten points being a lot for a normal standard.

In terms of attributes, Gaven at least has a perception adjustment value bonus of fifteen points.

From an energy perspective, Gaven uses his formidable perception power to suppress and even manipulate the energy around the recipient, preventing them from effectively aiding the recipient.

In simple terms, even these low-level Undead Lords find it difficult to fight back against Gaven wielding the War Ravager, as it depends on whether Advanced Undead Lord like the Giant Bone King can withstand it.

This is the reason Gaven has drastically adjusted his strategic tactics to directly take down the Giant Bone King.

He has already gained an absolute advantage at the divine power level; why continue with minor skirmishes?

Of course, to go big, annex the Plains of Bone as quickly as possible.

Or rather, from the beginning, Gaven’s target was never merely the Plains of Bone; it was just a stepping stone.

Even if it takes years or even decades to conquer this place, let alone a few months, Gaven finds it too time-consuming.

After all, his main focus is on the Material Plane, in Felen; spending too much time here is to put the cart before the horse.

After resolving the Skeleton Giant Lord with a small test of force, the Skeleton Giant Guards surrounding it immediately lost their backbone and courage to resist, just like other undead, kneeling before the Corpse Giant.

The Corpse Giant took just a dozen steps to move beside this Soul Pool, merely tapping it with the War Ravager.

The Soul Pool immediately churned like waves, and undead power with a faint red glow spread out.

This situation was somewhat different from when using Slaughter Divine Power to seize the Soul Pool.

When Slaughter Divine Power seizes it, the Soul Pool will more or less use its Consciousness Sea to resist, though this resistance seems weak, it at least has an attitude representing opposition to the Slaughter Divine Power.

When it comes to Undead Slaughter Divine Power, this step is entirely unnecessary, because undead power originates from the same source, and here belongs to no one, at least at the divine power level, it’s ownerless, now it’s just being claimed.

After the Slaughter Divine Power occupied the Soul Pool, only the newly summoned undead spirits belong to oneself; the ones that originally existed here belong to the enemy and must be sent back to the cycle for reshaping through the Soul Pool.

With the Undead Slaughter Divine Power occupying here, it doesn’t require such trouble.

Once the Soul Pool is occupied, the undead spirits belonging here also change hands.

Not only are their Soul Fires tinged with a faint blood red, those in half-giant skeleton soldiers saw their Soul Fire surge, their bodies making crackling sounds, sprouting new skeletal arms, quickly transforming into half-giant six-armed Skeleton Soldiers.

The Godhood Enhancement of the Undead Slaughter Territory enveloped this place.

The advantages of this situation are obvious; it saves the time for summoning through the Soul Pool and retains the original elite as much as possible.

For example, these half-giant skeleton soldiers and the high proportion of Skeleton Giants.

Skeleton Soldiers summoned from the Soul Pool are still ordinary six-armed Skeleton Soldiers, and half-giant Skeleton Soldiers belong to the basic undead of the Giant Bone Domain; before occupying this place, they couldn’t be directly summoned, but could be plundered through the Soul Pool occupation.

This occurrence is quite natural.

Don’t forget, the name "War Ravager" includes the word "plunder," and a name of an advanced divine artifact is never casually given but possesses its unique meaning.

It ascended with Lady Strategy after overcoming and counter-plundering the divine nature incarnation of Plunderer Karazgos, symbolizing Lady Strategy’s advancement into the Planning Plunder divine office.

Previously, this symbol existed more in the consciousness aspect.

Yet in the Undead Slaughter Territory, it is put into actual action. Believing that as plundering continues, the divine nature force here will not just be two kinds, but three.

"Huh? Is this possible?" Gaven exclaimed in surprise and excitement.

As the Undead Slaughter Divine Power infused, his territory expanded furiously, the resistance of the Soul Pools visibly weakened to a degree; with just a concentrated surge of mind power, he converted and assimilated it.

Soul Pool, low-level Undead Lords, and Undead Soldiers all packed together.

This is terrifying.

If there is such a method to seize land, why should he deploy an undead army to attack and occupy Soul Pools one by one?

He can directly employ this transformation method.

For as much as divine nature force he has, he can control and convert as many Soul Pools and troops.

This is a zero-sum game; the more he controls, the less the enemy does naturally.

Gaven directly manipulated the Corpse Giant, propping up the War Ravager, and sat cross-legged on this Soul Pool, somberly guiding the Undead Slaughter Divine Power, injecting a large quantity of divine nature force into it.

Previously, to feign weakness to the enemy, Gaven had not hurried into the fifth and sixth godhood enhancements of the territory but chose to suppress a vast amount of divine nature force in the Arm of Slaughter, which now comes into play.