The Battle Queen Came Back with Her Husbands (Joanna) novel Chapter 313

Chapter 313 The Dungeon Monopoly

Joanna quickly explained what had just happened of her end.

“Professor, here’s the situation. I just killed an evil god. The Space Alliance contacted me and told me to reach out to the Team.”

Helen was clearly surprised.

“You killed an evil god? What tier was it?”

“Evil gods have tiers?” Joanna asked.

“Of course they do,” Helen said right away. “Based on threat level, evil gods are chassified as Doom Tier, Catastrophe Tier, Citybreaker–Tier, Apocalypse–Tier, and Formless–Tier.”

Helen then broke it down in detail.

Doom–Tier evil gods follow strange rules. They are not very powerful, but they carry bad luck effects.

Catastrophe–Tier evil gods can wipe out an entire region.

Citybreaker–Tier and Apocalypse–Tier are easy to understand–their damage scales with their names.

As for Formless–Tier, these beings are massive, hard to describe, and closer to true gods.

They are not ranked by level because evil gods are treated as special monsters. Some of them have terrifying abilities but weak bodies. If you know the right method, even an unawakened child could kill one.

On the other hand, some evil gods are so strong that even a single breath can trigger a planetary storm.

After listening, Joanna calmly concluded, “It was Formless–Tier. A gigantic living sun.”

She then explained exactly how she did it.

This time, Helen was truly shocked with the crazy feat Joanna had pulled off

She had only mentioned one possible way to kill an evil god. She never expected Joanna to apply it so ereptively and take down a Formless–Tier target.

Helen finally spoke seriously.

“If you were a Level 90 professional right now, and you had your own faction developing that region, you’d already be knocking on the door of the Space Alliance’s Top 10,000 mega–corporations.

“But your level is still too low. After an evil god dies, the surrounding area becomes more and more dangerous. You shouldn’t stay there long. Work with the Space Alliance.

“You can ask them for dungeon ownership rights. Oh, and when you completed your Mythic–tier class advancement, didn’t you get a chunk of land as a reward?

“Claim the dungeon rights and embed the dungeon into your land. Any professional who wants to enter must pay an entry fee. You don’t need to share that income with the Space Alliance. That’s where the real money is.”

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10:45 am

Chapter 13 The Dungeon Monopoly

Chapter 313 The Dungeon Monopoly

Joanna quickly explained what had just happened on, her end.

“professor, here’s the situation I just killed an evil god. The Space Alliance contacted me and told me to reach out to the Piemer Team.”

Helen was clearly surprised.

“You killed an evil god? What tier was it?”

“Evil gods have tiers?” Joanna asked.

“Of course they do,” Helen said right away. “Based on threat level, evil gods are classified as Doom–Ter, Catastrophe Tier, Citybreaker–Tier, Apocalypse–Tier, and Formless–Tier.”

Helen then broke it down in detail.

Doom–Tier evil gods follow strange rules. They are not very powerful, but they carry bad luck effects.

Catastrophe–Tier evil gods can wipe out an entire region.

Citybreaker–Tier and Apocalypse–Tier are easy to understand–their damage scales with their names.

As for Formless–Tier, these beings are massive, hard to describe, and closer to true gods.

They are not ranked by level because evil gods are treated as special monsters. Some of them have terrifying abilities but weak bodies. If you know the right method, even an unawakened child could kill one.

On the other hand, some evil gods are so strong that even a single breath can trigger a planetary storm.

After listening, Joanna calmly concluded, “It was Formless–Tier. A gigantic living sun.”

She then explained exactly how she did it.

This time, Helen was truly shocked with the crazy feat Joanna had pulled off.

She had only mentioned one possible way to kill an evil god. She never expected Joanna to apply it so ereptively and take down a Formless–Tier target.

Helen finally spoke seriously.

“If you were a Level 90 professional right now, and you had your own faction developing that region, you’d already be knocking on the door of the Space Alliance’s Top 10,000 mega–corporations.

“But your level is still too low. After an evil god dies, the surrounding area becomes more and more dangerous. You shouldn’t stay there long. Work with the Space Alliance.

“You can ask them for dungeon ownership rights. Oh, and when you completed your Mythic–tier class advancement, didn’t you get

a chunk of land as a reward?

“Claim the dungeon rights and embed the dungeon into your land. Any professional who wants to enter must pay an entry fee. You don’t need to share that income with the Space Alliance. That’s where the real money is.”

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10:25 am

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hit me instantly

Dungeon ticket income-

She honestly hadn’t thought of that before.

But this was huge.

Now she finally understood why everyone fought so hard to get into academies or top universities.

High–quality dungeons were free for students.

Regular professionals had to pay just to enter.

That was why college students had such insane benefits–especially those from elite academies.

If she could control a batch of dungeons and build a Dungeon Plaza in Blackveil Town, that would be the true foundation of a real city.

In the Space Alliance, cities with a population but no Dungeon Plaza were considered civilian cities. They were civilian cities- fragile, unsafe, and worthless in a crisis.

“I get it. I’ll contact the Pioneer Team right now,” Joanna said.

“Good. And come back early once you’re done,” Helen added. “I’m researching how to mass–produce summoning circles. I want to annoy Don as much as possible.

Don founded Titan Group, the iconic Meat Shield Summoner and Swarm Summoner representative.

He was also the one who had tricked Helen and caused her to be petrified for several months.

After Helen returned, she beat up two department heads on the spot. Don immediately went into hiding.

It didn’t stop there. When Helen tried to hunt him down, the Summoner Association stepped in to block her and push for mediation.

Even someone as powerful as Helen had to play by the rules when fighting Don

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