Devil's Bible

Upon seeing the God of Discipline return, the God of Storms' expression shifted, as if he had sensed something.

The Storm God did not leave, but stood not far away, observing the sparks of Nemus.

He had some suspicions in his mind; from the very beginning, the God of Discipline had acted strangely.

Or rather, the actions of the God of Discipline were concealed under a seemingly normal reason.

The God of Discipline's purpose throughout the entire story is to reclaim the divine status of Discipline that Nemus stole from him.

Only with godhood can he quickly access the changing rules of this world, and then, by relying on those rules, rapidly gain benefits and acquire deflection power.

Before this, there were only seven powerful gods.

The god of the sun, the god of wisdom, the god of discipline, the god of life, the god of storms, the god of death, and the god who bestows it.

The order of these seven deities is roughly the same.

The power of the sun god is inexplicable and has no specific reason.

Secondly, there is the God of Wisdom, who is said to have originally been just an ordinary astral mythological being.

However, during his astral travels, he was unexpectedly caught in a special storm in the astral realm. Then, under extremely special circumstances, his consciousness quickly drifted away to a place where he knew neither the past nor the future, yet also knew both the past and the future.

In this place, he encountered an extremely advanced concept—the idea.

At that time, however, the god of wisdom had no way of obtaining the number of thoughts.

Because there, he was merely a thought.

He could only use this single thread of thought to observe the number of ideas.

It was through this experience that the god of wisdom learned many secrets of the world and gained unprecedented wisdom.

With this wisdom, the god of wisdom, after this wisp of consciousness returned, successfully found a divine title—knowledge, which happens to be ranked 22nd.

After becoming the god of knowledge, the god of wisdom acquired a portion of the number of 'destiny' in a way that no one knows to this day.

That's right, it's not the blessing of fate, but the destiny itself.

Even if that portion is very small, so small that it has almost no impact on the godhood of the god of wisdom, it is still real; he acquired a portion of the godhood of destiny.

Because of this, the god of wisdom has always been very strong. If it weren't for the sudden rise of the god of the sun, the god of wisdom would have been the strongest god.

Then came the God of Discipline.

The advantages of changing rules are too great.

Before the number nine, no higher rule could be fully occupied by a single individual.

Whether it's death, concepts, or the original spacetime of the Dragon God, their higher-level divine rules are scattered in other places.

Even if they want to find the missing pieces, they will be hindered for various reasons.

However, this becomes less critical when the number reaches eight, thus the number of life is almost entirely in the hands of the God of Life.

However, due to her constant childbirth, a portion of her divine essence fell into the hands of some of her offspring, forming a special kind of divine abomination.

The god of life can call them back.

This pattern was not completely broken until the number nine.

While the rules of change have the problem that long-term holding leads to a decrease in sensitivity to change, various factors are driving holders to switch.

However, compared to other holders of higher rules, the God of Discipline had indeed completely mastered the rules of change before this.

This is why the God of Discipline has a significant advantage over the deflected state in this situation.

They were able to make a rough deduction.

The deflection force of the sun god has 20-24 parts.

Of the remaining forces, the one with the most deflection power is the God of Discipline, who possesses ten portions of deflection power. The reason the deflection power of the Sun God is estimated is simply because the Sun God was the first to discover the possibilities of the world and had already reaped a harvest of deflection power before others entered the game.

However, the situation was too chaotic at the time, and they were unable to find the specific time of the 'split' of other possible worlds, so they could not determine exactly when the Sun God began to harvest the deflection force.

Therefore, it can only be roughly estimated that during that period, the sun god may have harvested one to four portions of the deflection force.

With so much deflection force, the Sun God had already formed an absolute suppressive force.

Faced with this situation, it was the God of Discipline who opened up the possibilities. He found new possibilities through change, and then attracted attention in the open, allowing the God of Wisdom to successfully steal the chicken and obtain the deflection force.

This is also why the god of wisdom and the god of discipline have a good relationship.

Part of the reason is that the god of wisdom received the favor of the god of discipline.

Another reason is that the goddess of magic at the time was indeed very charming.

However, as the God of Discipline changed over time, people gradually lost their previous impressions of the discipline.

However, at this time, the Storm God's impression of the Discipline God was rapidly returning.

He sensed a familiar presence.

The act of attracting attention by standing in the open, and the secrets he hid beneath the changes.

The God of Discipline is able to acquire the second-largest amount of deflection power because of the unique nature of the God of Transformation.

It's normal for him to yearn to reclaim his divine status and the potential changes in this world.

but……

“If the discipline has returned to its original form, then his actions must have a deeper purpose…” A trace of memory flashed in the eyes of the Storm God.

A storm suddenly arose.

The raging winds unleashed a terrifying attack.

This attack was no longer aimed at Nemus's sparks, but at the God of Discipline not far away.

The moment the wind blew, the God of Discipline turned his head to look at him.

The wind stopped the moment it got close.

The precepts emerge, using change and constancy to restrain the wind.

However, since they are old friends, the God of Storms is naturally very familiar with the God of Discipline's move.

By remaining still, one can stop other things from changing.

So in the next moment, in the still wind, the body of the Storm God appeared, and he also hid himself in the wind.

This suddenly appearing storm god, carrying a surging aura of calamity and stirred by deflecting forces, formed a terrifying calamity wind.

The God of Discipline had not expected that the God of Storms, who seemed to be testing the waters, would actually use an attack of this level.

However, the God of Discipline reacted quickly, his body changing rapidly, as if he were still in place, yet also as if he had undergone some kind of transformation.

It was precisely this seemingly static change that allowed the wind to blow across the body of the precepts.

However, the God of Discipline was still a little too slow.

That calamity must have touched the body of the God of Discipline to some extent.

After a ripple in the body of the God of Discipline, the outer layer of his body turned to ashes and disappeared.

Finally, what appeared before the God of Storms was a mysterious girl.

Now, perhaps she should be called the Goddess of Discipline! (End of Chapter)