Devil's Bible

As Kru remembered more and more, he gradually understood his relationship with Nems and the core meaning of this mission.

Either recognize the limits of your own abilities, acquire the divine status, hand it over to Nemus, and then obediently work under Nemus, assisting Nemus.

Or it could be that they truly succeeded and obtained godhood through their own abilities.

At this point, Kru realized that he didn't have many options left.

According to Nemes's plan, if he answered with his answer, everything would be over. The others were only just beginning to understand and couldn't stop him at all.

Obtaining the title of Earth God would also allow him to stand firmly behind Nemus and become his most trusted subordinate.

His future achievements may be even greater than those of becoming a god by virtue of a divine title.

However, everything must be subordinate to Lord Nemes.

Just thinking about this is a stinging reminder of Kru's ambitions.

Kru smiled, looking at the gloomy sky and the forbidden rain.

After a slight pause, Kru turned and left.

He realized he had been too hasty.

Eager to prove themselves, after gradually realizing what they want, all their actions are aimed at speed.

While it is true that, in reality, the faster one goes, the more likely one is to succeed.

But for now, he should have his own way...

"Can we talk?" Kru asked the trainee 'clergy' who were still training.

The clergy who were training the interns saw Kru, frowned, and came up to argue with him.

"I have a mission here that requires some manpower to assist me?" Kru said, raising the mission document in his hand.

"I wonder if you guys are interested?"

After the document appeared, those 'people' returned to calm, as if nothing concerned them.

The other mythical beings who came to vie for godhood were all stunned.

Although it's unknown what the documents in Kru's possession are, they must be crucial if they can directly interfere with the church's daytime operations.

Even when Kru asked them if they were interested, they became a little more clear-headed.

Logically, this should have been a trap to eliminate competitors, but Atata was the first to agree.

In any case, he is now an ally of Kru, and he believes that Kru would not betray him at this stage.

After witnessing this, most people chose to agree.

Whether it's the Earth Serpent, Morin, or a crying or smiling face.

The only ones who disagreed were the radiant figure and an individual who seemed to be hidden somewhere.

With the help of the documents, the two of them regained some of their senses.

Kru and Atata are allies, while the other four are in a group.

They all had the support of a pantheon, and then formed an alliance under the combined power of the pantheons behind them.

Only the two mythical beings managed to squeeze in while the other opened the door.

Although they have the support of 'gods' behind them, most of those gods only make casual investments. Unless they unexpectedly bring the divine status out of the Earth Church, the gods behind them will not take action.

Otherwise, it can be treated as if it didn't exist.

They did not trust Klue.

And even if the other party doesn't actually harm them, they still can't get involved.

The enemy outnumbers them and has the upper hand; in many situations, their involvement would only make them cannon fodder. Moreover, the reason they lack divine 'support' is not because they are weak, but quite the opposite—because the two of them are strong enough.

One of them is a mythical species belonging to the element of light, and the other is a mythical species related to space.

They are all extremely talented mythical beings, and their stats have long since reached the upper limit for mythical beings.

Their only remaining advancement was godhood, but unfortunately...

Over the years, divine essence has rarely flowed outwards.

Many times, deities either died or returned from the dead and were resurrected.

Or perhaps there is interference from other deities, thus resulting in dual divine authority.

Very few can truly rise from mythology to become gods.

Basically, the deities were already fixed during the mythological and golden ages.

Over the years, many gods have died, but few have truly perished and their divine essence has been released.

Therefore, not becoming gods was not because they were not good at it, but because that's just how the world is.

Fate dictates that many things simply won't be yours to do.

In this situation, it has nothing to do with strength.

Therefore, they do not intend to participate at this time. Their goal is very clear: when others obtain godhood, they will directly seize it by force, rather than going through the trouble of seeking that 'fate'.

Upon seeing this scene, a certain emotion flickered in Kru's eyes, but he still led the people to the eaves of the church.

Pointing to that piece of land, he explained his current predicament.

"Only after we resolve the issues in this land can we obtain divinity."

“If we can’t solve this, then none of us will obtain godhood.” Kru didn’t mention the standard answer given by Lord Nemus.

"We can only wait to die in this church... The rain is getting heavier!"

Upon hearing Klu's words, the five people who had come with him all became serious.

Although they are all competitors, if they cannot obtain the divine status, then they have no goal to compete for, so there is no need to fight before that.

"What's your plan?" Some of these mythical beings have spent most of their lives without achieving any historical accomplishments. Now, they're being asked to create something new in a limited writing assignment, despite the taboo surrounding it. This challenge is much greater than they imagined.

“We can’t simply mobilize the power of the earth to fight against the forbidden and create new miracles,” Kru said earnestly.

"I am very clear about the limits of my abilities, and I am also very clear about the boundaries of my thinking..."

“Therefore we cannot start from the positive direction.” After a pause, Kruton said seriously, “We need to pay attention to taboos, and then utilize taboos.”

“Then…it will become taboo!” Kru squinted as he revealed his plan.

The sky began to crackle and thunder the moment Kru finished speaking.

"Impossible!" the Earth Serpent exclaimed at that moment. "This is going against the grain; it can't possibly succeed!"

"That's exactly what we want – to challenge the impossible!" Kru replied with a smile, "None of us can obtain godhood through legitimate means."

"Then this is the only way left."

"Look!" Beneath the illusion, the pollution on the mud soldiers and sand generals continues to grow.

"Pollution has become intertwined with the power of the earth, and by following this pollution, we can actually control more of the earth's power."

"Taboo is not a completely opposite path."

"Together, we will invoke taboos, delve into taboos, and then use taboos to obtain hope." (End of Chapter)