Devil's Bible

"The God of the Sun?" The God of Storms was taken aback for a moment, then chose to believe.

This reminder from the sun god is unlikely to be a conspiracy.

But in his heart, the God of Storms felt a deep sense of humiliation.

The reason he left the Sky Pantheon was because he considered the Sun God a rival and wanted to surpass him.

The Sun God's intervention at this time could only mean one thing: in his eyes, even the combined threat of the Storm God and the Discipline Goddess might not be as great as that posed by Nemus, which is why he gave him a warning at this moment.

However, such a reminder is an insult.

Faced with such an insult, the God of Storms had no power to resist and could only swallow it and proceed according to the other party's advice.

At their level, humiliation is not important; survival and making possibilities are what matter.

The nameless wind released by Nemus has already threatened his survival. He must deal with this wave of attacks before he can go and cause trouble for the Sun God.

The nameless wind is a flowing phenomenon in space and time.

The method suggested by the sun god was to use earth and wind to create fire to counteract the fire.

This doesn't actually align with the alchemical principles of earth, wind, water, and fire.

When we extend the concept of elements, earth and wind become even closer to space.

Earth represents a fixed spatial structure, while wind represents a flowing spatial content.

Combining the two can only create a special space without a specific time.

This is the kind of space that was once the end of the world.

The most core power group in the material plane is the one that has lived in the End for a long time.

This is also due to the lack of time in the End of the World; although they lack material resources there, they are rarely affected by the direction of lifespan.

As one of the creators of the End Lands, the God of Storms naturally knew how to use earth and wind to construct a space.

Back then, in that world's possibility, he and the Earth God, who was almost insane at the time, fought a special divine war in order to compete for the deflection force and seize the godhood of the Earth God.

That war of the gods led to the destruction of a world, and the great calamities of the earth originated from there.

It's hard to say whether the battle against the God of Storms was a victory or a defeat.

He lost the potential for a world's divine status and resources, but he also gained two deflection forces from them, and at the same time, he understood the key to the path of the God of Calamity.

In addition, the God of Storms had many other worlds' potential resources seized by other gods.

The God of Storms had a deep impression of that battle.

Under this impression, his divine power spread out, and a part of it naturally gave rise to the property of 'earth'.

Then he stopped moving and only carried out some basic construction. The key point the sun god pointed out was that earth and wind formed 'fire'.

In a temporal and spatial sense, fire represents the passage of time.

Therefore, neither earth nor wind can be formed from either an elemental perspective or from a mystical perspective.

Of course, this is not difficult for gods. They can not only mold fire, but also all sorts of strange and wonderful shapes.

However, if only the shape is required, then it is difficult to have sufficient requirements for its power.

If you force them together, the resulting 'fire' may not even last long.

Not to mention fighting a terrifying phenomenon involving hundreds of millions of people.

"Earth, wind, fire..." The God of Storms once again clearly felt the gap between gods. The Goddess of Discipline probed Nemus's memories but could not offer a suitable solution.

Even with two hints, he was still unable to properly counter Nems's moves.

The God of the Sun, despite not directly intervening in the battle, was able to provide the correct answer with a single sentence.

Indeed, although he regarded the Sun God as an enemy, the Storm God instinctively believed that the clues given by the Sun God were correct, and that the Sun God could not be wrong.

At this point, he could no longer lower his head and consult the sun god; he could only act according to his own ideas.

With this in mind, the God of Storms quickly found his direction.

"life!"

The earth and wind merged, and soon a phenomenon similar to a sandstorm appeared before the god of storms.

In response, the God of Storms unhesitatingly used a large amount of divine power to transform it into 'elemental life'.

At the moment elemental life appeared, something inside its body began to rotate, forming 'fire'.

This spark can be seen as the core of the elements, the flame of life.

Since it cannot be directly transformed into flame, it is transformed into fire through the abstract concept of the fire of life.

This sandstorm elemental life form possessed a strong 'divinity' from birth, and its sins were beyond description; it was a top-tier divine abomination.

Once its self-awareness became clear, it wanted to launch a surprise attack on the Storm God, who shared the same origin as it.

As a result, before they could even launch an attack, the nameless wind had already arrived in front of them.

The sandstorm god was completely swallowed up by the nameless wind without any reaction.

However, the nameless wind, which was originally easy for the Storm God to swallow, showed obvious 'indigestion' when facing the divine abomination.

The life force of the divine abomination did not dissipate simply because the body was engulfed.

On the contrary, this flame of life seems to be precisely located in the weakest spot of the nameless wind.

Even though the Nameless Wind's numerical value was very high, it was still difficult to extinguish the life flame of the Divine Abomination.

This fire quickly spread into the interior of the Nameless Wind.

As a special spatiotemporal phenomenon, the nameless wind can even be seen as a prototype of a world.

Previously, this rudimentary form was not obvious, but as the flame of life penetrated deeper, corresponding changes began to emerge within it.

That is, when the flame of life appeared, the nameless wind began to disintegrate from within, and its ability to devour everything and assimilate everything with wind was also rapidly weakened at this time.

It can be said that this move was a great victory with a small investment, breaking Nemus's move perfectly.

Earth attribute serves as the point of convergence, while wind attribute, though synchronized, exceeds its influence. Life attribute surpasses the control of the Nameless Wind, and the form of fire ignites changes within the Nameless Wind that even Naimus could not fully comprehend, further propelling the evolution of the Nameless Wind.

The nameless wind gradually stopped moving, its internal spacetime structure stabilized, and a new plane of existence emerged.

This plane is not a material plane, but it is close to an elemental plane while possessing certain special structures.

Despite the numerous historical achievements that emerged, the Storm God's expression was far from pleasant.

This proves the correctness of the sun god.

This also made the sun seem even higher in their eyes. (End of Chapter)