Devil's Bible

While pushing forward the divine war strategy to limit Nemus's power, the Goddess of Discipline also spared no effort in deflecting his forces.

Meanwhile, she was also carefully observing every thought of Nemus.

However, to the Goddess of Discipline's surprise, Nemus seemed more absorbed in the various messages contained in the Tablets of Fate.

"Hmm?" Even though she had completely read Nemus's memories and knew his thought patterns, the Goddess of Discipline still couldn't quite understand where Nemus's confidence came from.

It should be noted that although Nemus has become an ancient god, capable of wielding the power of all change.

However, this power is by no means unlimited; every time Nemus uses this power, he needs to consider the rules themselves.

After becoming an ancient god, Nemus became a being governed by rules, and the rules of change became his 'living domain'.

If he disturbs this area of ​​life too much, it will worsen his own living environment.

It can be said that if Nemus recklessly pushes the rules of change, he may unleash terrifying power, but he will also kill himself.

Having glimpsed Naim's memories, she was also able to confirm that Naim needed to adapt to the changing rules in order to unleash a numerical output in the hundreds of millions.

This adaptation period takes approximately ten rounds of mental processing.

In comparison, it cools faster than the deflection force, but not by much.

Of course, if Nemus abandons the ceiling-level output of hundreds of millions of values ​​and reduces the value to fifty or sixty million, then the cooldown speed can also be reduced to once every one or two rounds of thought rotation.

Once this ability to directly extract and change the numerical values ​​of the rules goes into cooldown, Nemus's numerical output isn't actually that high.

Having only been an ancient god for a short time, Nemus's divine power reserves have been steadily increasing from over nine million to just over ten million.

Using this value of over ten million, Nemus's numerical output multiplier is now at most twice.

In other words, excluding the numerical output of the Ancient God's special abilities, it is at most 30 million.

By leveraging the advantage of deflection force, they were able to counter the opponent's ancient god power. With more deflection force combined with their strategy, it is entirely possible to crush Nemus before he can even develop his power.

The most important point is that she, the Goddess of Discipline, is not a single person.

With each step propelled by its own power, the Goddess of Discipline steadily launched her attacks, then proceeded to make calculations.

At the same time, her voice also rang in the ears of the Storm God.

"That nameless wind is essentially water and earth!"

"You must break it with fire!"

Upon hearing the words of the Goddess of Discipline, the God of Storms showed no change in expression, but immediately adjusted his battle strategy.

Earth, wind, water, and fire are the four basic elements of the world, and also the four concepts and four phenomena.

In alchemy, these four elements, plus aether, are enough to explain everything in this world.

As the god of wind elements, the Storm God naturally had a very deep understanding of alchemy.

Previously, Nemus created the nameless wind, which became a whole wind. In the eyes of the Storm God, it was still wind, but it had not yet been integrated into his own wind elemental divine essence.

However, the words of the Goddess of Discipline made the God of Storms understand something.

"The Commandments wouldn't lie to me at a time like this!" Although the Storm God didn't understand why the wind had suddenly transformed into a mixture of water and earth, he chose to believe the Goddess of Commandments.

The essence of water and soil does not require wind.

The wind was suppressed by this change.

Fire is the key to solving all of this.

Although he is the god of wind, it is not difficult for him to create fire.

The key is what kind of fire is needed and how that fire can be made to work.

The water and soil of the nameless wind are its essence and nature, but they are not simply a pile of water and soil.

To think that one could dismantle this immense, nameless wind with a single ball of fire would not only be an insult to Nemus, but an insult to oneself. Storm squinted, and a wisp of wind shot forth from his hand.

The deflection force used previously will now require several rounds of mental processing to cool down.

Before that, the nature and structure of the nameless wind must be calculated.

How can water and soil be combined in a specific way to create the nameless wind?

The underlying philosophy is what truly matters.

The wisp of wind released by the God of Storms was quickly swallowed up by the Nameless Wind, and was assimilated into a part of the Nameless Wind with almost no resistance.

This expanded the reach of the nameless wind.

At the same time, the connection with the God of Storms is becoming increasingly close.

The speed at which they were moving toward him was also increasing.

The God of Storms was basically unable to observe any changes during this process.

"Is there no more information?" the Storm God couldn't help but ask the Discipline Goddess.

“No, even Nemus doesn’t know the exact structure of this thing right now!” The Goddess of Discipline shook her head and looked at Nemus with a complicated expression.

If it was when the Nameless Wind was first released, the Goddess of Discipline, through Nemus's memories and thoughts, would naturally know the structure of the Nameless Wind.

Change drives the shift in the wind.

Wind tends to change direction in space.

In that instant, Nemes forcefully took control of the wind's change with the power of change, and then guided it to turn towards the water.

Water tends to reflect the passage of time.

During the shift in wind direction and water, Nemes also introduced changes in the soil.

Earth is a symbol of solidified space and foundation.

This combination of local customs and traditions creates a spatial and temporal phenomenon.

It is both flowing time and stable space.

Then, Nemes let go.

This can be described as a stroke of genius.

Nemes merely laid the foundation for the water and soil; the subsequent evolution of the nameless wind was entirely an automatic transformation of this phenomenon.

Whether it was because Nemus was lucky or because he had been prepared for the Goddess of Discipline's mind-reading technique, Nemus did not follow up on the Nameless Wind's subsequent changes.

That's how things have come to be, and even Nemus himself doesn't know the exact structure of the Nameless Wind.

We can only roughly determine that this substance still has the properties of soil and water.

Upon hearing this, the God of Storms immediately abandoned his attempt to obtain more information from the Goddess of Discipline.

The more he listened, the more he felt that this thing's characteristics were too much like the wind.

The wind is known for its unpredictability; its movement is not specific, and it only has a general direction, which is a characteristic of the wind.

This is why the God of Storms had always believed that the Nameless Wind was essentially like the wind.

However, now, Naim uses water and soil instead of wind, and the water and soil structure still possesses some characteristics of wind.

This situation was far beyond his comprehension.

"Use earth and wind to mimic fire!" Just then, another notification sounded. (End of Chapter)