Devil's Bible

Everyone who knew about this change was stunned.

Since ancient times, anyone who has some understanding of the rules of change has been able to confirm that the deity who previously occupied this divine position was the God of Discipline.

But at this time, those who understand the changes have an additional memory in their minds. This memory is the god above the rules of change, the fictional god Nemus.

These obviously contradictory memories are now sitting perfectly in their minds.

For those who don't understand such advanced knowledge as the rules of change, at most they'll just have a powerful being called a fictional god appear in their minds.

This change in the very origins of the world's memory is unprecedented.

It's like an archaeological excavation suddenly yielding some new discovery, leading to a completely new history appearing in everyone's understanding.

This strange feeling gave me the sensation that the past had overturned the present world.

Some of the weaker deities even began to have a realization at this moment.

No wonder Nemus is so powerful; he was the ancient god of change, who has simply returned in this era.

However, for those gods who have some knowledge and understanding of the path of the ancient gods and Nemus, it is not the past that has overturned the present, but rather the present that has overturned the past.

Nemus implanted his own information as a senior ancient god right under their noses.

However, while this information did not change the history before this moment, it determined the future after this moment.

Within the true spirit, Nemus's body rapidly overflowed outwards.

This time, however, Nemus's body was no longer black mist, but an indescribable sea of ​​stars.

Countless starlight points then formed a star fog that resembled a universe.

Every wisp of mist, every speck of color, is a shimmering planet.

The God of Discipline gazes directly into this cloud of stars, and can see within it all the changes this world has undergone from ancient times to the present.

At this moment, the God of Discipline suddenly realized that Nemus had become an Ancient God, and his understanding and control over change far surpassed his own.

Aside from his advantage in deflection force, he has been caught up with and even surpassed by Nems.

At that moment, a thought also appeared in the mind of the God of Discipline.

If he fails to defeat Nemus this time and obtain the 'True Spirit', then he will have no chance at all.

With Nemus's abnormal, even unreasonable, growth rate, he only needs to adapt slightly to grow rapidly and then use his all-around advantages to completely crush him.

Having realized this, the God of Discipline had already taken action.

The God of Storms also joined the attack.

At this moment, the God of Storms also realized that the key to the problem lay in saving the world.

However, as a candidate for the role of a calamity god, he was almost naturally excluded from this issue.

If he hadn't discovered this through the anomaly of the God of Discipline, he probably would never have been able to discover the issue of salvation on his own.

"Did I take the wrong path?" When the God of Storms chose the path of the God of Calamity, he realized one thing: there was no turning back.

He can only succeed, not retreat; any mistake could prevent him from ever reaching the future.

The essence of the Path of the God of Calamity is to be a calamity, an enemy of the world.

The God of Storms was able to acquire nine-tenths of the deflection power, surpassing the God of Life and the God of Wisdom, thanks to the destructive influence of the Path of the God of Calamity.

This influence is too advantageous in battle.

Especially as the end times approached, fate became increasingly 'weak,' and the period of the Storm God's dominance arrived at this time.

It was through this that he achieved a breakthrough in the quantity of deflected forces. However, his success was also due to the God of Disaster, and so was his downfall.

The God of Storms could sense that he might become stronger and stronger, but also less and less likely to have a future.

"I may never be able to seize that last bit of deflection force..." This feeling was clearer than ever before.

One thought even emerged: the reason why Nemus was able to advance to the Ancient God so smoothly might be partly due to his attack on Nemus.

Indeed, the God of Disaster's attack on Nemus was more like an assist.

To prevent the Storm God from gaining deflection power, the God of Calamity, whose fate was abhorred, chose to increase the burden on Nemus.

In this situation, Nems actually managed to overcome some unseen tribulations.

In this situation, if the god who bestowed it upon us had been more resilient, stronger, and had his own plans for the future, it would have been even better.

Then perhaps the God of Endowment can reverse the situation and defeat the God of Storms.

It's a pity that the God of Endowment still lacked some foundation and strength.

"Without obtaining a full deflection force, my multiphase deflection correction mechanism cannot take effect."

"I just can't truly understand the essence of the world's destruction."

“Therefore, there is no way to truly become a God of Calamity…” The God of Storms looked at Nemus at this moment, with a strong expectation for the God of Calamity in his mind.

But it is also very clear that the deflecting force has given up on itself.

"Then... let's become the God of Calamity in another way!" Even though he was openly targeted by the fate of the world, the God of Storms showed no sign of frustration at this moment.

He simply adjusted his mindset slightly and changed his combat strategy.

Since obtaining the deflection force is no longer possible, then...

"Let's kill Nemus in exchange for a chance of success!" The Storm God had already sensed that Nemus might be the key to saving the world.

If we could kill Nemus, it would be tantamount to destroying the possibility of the world being saved.

By destroying hope, one comes to understand destruction.

This was the new plan that the God of Storms then conceived.

And as this thought arose, the aura of calamity gradually appeared on the Storm God's body.

The sins that were once easily suppressed by divine power can no longer be suppressed and now appear on the body of the Storm God.

At this moment, he was more like a divine fiend than a god.

The God of Storms paid no attention to this situation, and even accepted the aura of calamity and sin.

The God of Storms has fallen to evil.

Without any excitement, without too many choices or hesitations, he made his own decision the moment he regained his senses.

The so-called hatred and despair do not exist.

Even the fear of failing in the competition disappeared.

It all felt like a cold calculation; if one plan failed, another was implemented.

The entire process was completed by the God of Storms in the blink of an eye.

Then, manipulating the storm, it swiftly launched an attack on Nemus. (End of Chapter)