Vile Evil Hides Under The Veil-Chapter 1794 Origin Force Points Farming x7

"Alright. Seven perma-clones should be enough. I should stop these experiments for now."

Eren said to himself as he looked around at the other test subjects still encapsulated inside Echidna's Placenta.

In the next moment, Eren raised his hands and activated the controlling Array Formations of all the test subjects still hibernating within their designated places. Since he didn't want more pseudo-avatars, he decided to turn the remaining test subjects into fields.

[ Domain of Seven Sins ]

Eren overlapped all his Sin Series Domains and created a singular domain, covering the entire region that had the test subjects within it. He started injecting seven types of Sin Series Mana into them in various quantities as per their constitution and compatibilities.

Eren would always start to convert the test subjects into fiends after a pseudo-avatar had been decided from a particular batch. This way, he could start his experiments with fresh data and a fresh perspective based on the data gained in the previous round of the experiment.

As such, Eren had seven batches of fiends created from his experiments along with seven pseudo-avatars. They helped him do a lot of things that he didn't want to take care of personally.

For example, a group of fiends was in charge of keeping an eye on the target the Kaaisayan Demon Slayer Corps wanted him to pay close attention to. He had taken this on-field assignment and stayed low-key for this very mission. However, Eren didn't want to waste his time looking for the potential movements of his target in a passive manner. As such, he left that role to the fiends while prioritizing his personal goals.

Eren has also given some of his pseudo-avatars the authority to command a dedicated group of fiends. These fiends traveled with the perma-clones and aided the perma-clones in their respective tasks, which in turn helped Eren to carry on with more of his experiments and produce more fiends and perma-clones in the process.

The perma-clones were definitely helpful for Eren in compartmentalizing and multitasking his work in Labh Salem. They helped him be in multiple places simultaneously while still ensuring that his main body would be secured from all harms. However, these were not the only reasons for which Eren had invested so much of his time and efforts in the perma-clones.

[ Yoldan holds feelings of greed because of your pseudo-avatar. You have earned 0.2 Origin Force Points ]

[ Grelkrirk holds feelings of anger towards your pseudo-avatar. You have earned 0.2 Origin Force Points ]

[ XXX holds feelings of envy because of your pseudo-avatar. You have earned 0.3 Origin Force Points ]

[ XXX holds feelings of lust because of your pseudo-avatar. You have earned 0.1 Origin Force Points ]

[ XXX holds feelings of pride because of your pseudo-avatar. You have earned 0.3 Origin Force Points ]

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"Kekeke. One more node added to the farming," Eren chuckled to himself as he accessed the sub-panel and checked up on his progress. Alas, he couldn't create Soul Imprints en masse or exceed the mental pressure they put on his Soul Space. Otherwise, he would have kept on producing loads of clones.

Eren's Origin Force Points farming had been multiplied by sevenfold because of the existence of his perma-clones. They all supplied him with a constant increment in the Origin Force Points without him having to expose himself. All of his clones did the work while he enjoyed the safety of the City of Sunhaven.

Only now did Eren understand why the Immortals were interested in meddling with the affairs of mortals and regular Practitioners by sending their incarnations into various worlds. The incarnations or avatars served as the Immortals' proxy, enabling them not to depend on the actions of their followers alone to generate a constant source of Origin Force for themselves.

The incarnations acted as the sacred grounds for the gods in that they allowed the latter to garner Origin Force without having to be present at the scene. However, unlike the sacred grounds, the avatars could move from place to place, affecting the rate of the Origin Force they could garner compared to sacred grounds.

Nonetheless, the avatars made up for the dip in the Origin Force's quantity with the versatility and freedom they enjoyed by acting on their own. Eren preferred creating multiple pseudo-avatars in order to make up for the quantity of the Origin Force points.

Having sacred grounds, places of worship, and a number of active incarnations was a must-have for any god who wanted to progress further on their divine path.

However, these things were almost impossible to execute and maintain for someone at the demi-god level, especially if the said demi-gods were not backed by a particular pantheon.

Eren was the first demigod who could farm Origin Force Points in this way. And he was only getting started. One could say that he was way ahead compared to his fellow demigods who had already lived for centuries.

Eren had managed to clear his loan amount with interest within a few months after two of his perma-clones started exploring Labh Salem. He had to say that the raw resources and wealth he had invested in these experiments had given him their due dividends.

Thus, Eren had allowed his perma-clones to go wild with their activities, invoking various kinds of emotions within the masses. His perma-clones had started to make use of Agora as well, making ideal use of the mass communication system found within Menaka's Blessings Interface to generate a crazy amount of Origin Force Points for Eren.

One of Eren's clones had decided to make a name for himself in the Shaynak Top 100. He was currently holding the 55th position among the top hundred warriors famous all across Labh Salem.

This position had enabled him to garner a constant supply of greed, envy, anger, and all other types of negative emotions. These emotions would only intensify as he climbed up the rankings in the Shaynak Top 100.

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Shaynak Top 100 was mentioned in chapter 1739.