Devil's Bible

Nemus was far away, engaged in a divine battle with the Goddess of Discipline, his divine power emanating from his transformations and then swiftly entering the fray.

Within the astral plane, every flow of thought, every change of element, every operation of power, and every change of prayer angels or other units are all within their consideration.

Divine power permeated the space, gradually clashing with each other.

Nemus did not rush to use the power of the ancient god. He kept the value adjustment at around 30 million to 50 million each time.

In these situations, the Goddess of Discipline actually gains a significant advantage.

However, the Goddess of Discipline felt a little anxious.

"Come quickly, we'll deal with the matter of the Sun God later!" The words of the Goddess of Discipline prompted the God of Storms to quickly join the battle.

The Goddess of Discipline and Nemus are still in a state of mutual understanding.

However, at this point, it wasn't that Nemus couldn't cut it off.

When the Storm God created the Sandstorm God Abomination, the Goddess of Discipline had already observed that a method for breaking the thought link had appeared in Nemus's mind.

However, after that method appeared, Nemus put it aside, since Nemus had not yet completely uncovered the foundation of the God of Discipline.

On the contrary, Nemus actively maintained the stability of the mental connection at this time, ensuring that the Goddess of Discipline could not quickly sever the connection.

At this moment, Nemus was like a dried-up sponge, frantically absorbing all the accumulated wisdom of the Goddess of Discipline over the past hundreds of millions of years.

Whether it's the realm of divine battles or various hidden secrets, everything is within Nemus's learning sequence.

It can be said that the Goddess of Discipline obtained many crucial things from Nemus.

But Nemus also received from the goddess of discipline what he lacked most at the moment—experience.

Nemus's lifespan was too short, only a fraction of the lifespan of the Goddess of Discipline.

Even according to the life theory of critical moments, Nemus is far inferior to a being like the Goddess of Discipline in those critical moments that determine the growth of self-awareness.

To be honest, Nems's understanding and knowledge of the world is very superficial.

Some things don't require rules to be understood; having a theory is enough.

Nems has decent theoretical knowledge, but lacks practical experience, making it difficult for him to bridge the gap between theory and practice.

Nems had actually used some 'fictional' rules to cheat things before.

Now, thanks to the reading of the Goddess of Discipline's past, Nemus's weakness in this aspect is being rapidly addressed.

The Goddess of Discipline knew that if things continued to drag on, allowing Nemus to fill in the gaps in his abilities, then Nemus's foundation would be no different from that of most powerful gods.

At that time, combined with the special nature of Nemus's true spirit, those characteristics related to true spirits, and the abilities of the Ancient God Path, it will be even more powerful.

Nemus's advantages will be amplified infinitely, and he may become the strongest god under the sun god.

If it weren't for the fundamental conflict with Nemus, and the fact that the End Age was no longer sufficient to support her other ideas, then the Goddess of Discipline would absolutely not be willing to continue this stalemate with Nemus.

The timing of the Storm God's intervention in the battle was extremely clever.

Although his power is not at its peak due to his previous actions, he is now demonstrating the strength of his status as a veteran and powerful deity.

The divine power intervened at just the right time, and at the same time, it made perfect use of the previous opportunity. A spark of life flickered and fell into Nemus's divine war domain.

This can be considered a minor but significant weakness in Nemus's combat capabilities: Nemus relies too much on change.

Furthermore, due to Nemus's instinctive power traits and certain principles, Nemus's power structure exhibits an unexpected tolerance towards 'life'.

The number of life is eight, while the number of change is nine. The God of Storms naturally knew this.

Change often comes from life itself.

Therefore, when the power of change confronts life, it generally does not directly extinguish it, but rather 'transforms' it.

Life possesses self-awareness, so the moment self-awareness emerges, differentiation begins.

This is one of the weaknesses of change—it is difficult to sustain and easily leads to differentiation.

The God of Discipline was like this before; because of the discipline system, his own divine power became insufficient.

Since Nemus doesn't have a problem with insufficient activity, the Storm God, in turn, promotes its activity.

A large number of life forms entered Nemus's divine power scheme. They grew rapidly with the help of the changes brought about by Nemus's divine power, and then began to destroy Nemus's divine war scheme because of the 'destructive nature' bestowed by the Storm God.

His arrival immediately put immense pressure on Nems.

The cooperation between the Storm God and the Discipline Goddess, while not flawless, was certainly extremely harmonious.

The two combined their divine powers to create an advantage little by little, and then used that advantage to swiftly crush Nemus's plan.

In this situation, even if Nemus read the memories of the Goddess of Discipline, it would be of no use.

This understanding of others stems from the tacit understanding formed through countless past encounters as adversaries and countless collaborations.

This tacit understanding was not one-sided, even though Nemus learned about the God of Storms through the Goddess of Discipline.

However, he was unaware of the Storm God's 'understanding' of the Discipline Goddess.

Such one-sided understanding is bound to be biased.

Even the God of Storms could use this to set a trap.

In other words, the God of Storms now holds the initiative.

Therefore, after only a few rounds of thought, Nems was forced into a dangerous situation.

"Their strategy is less than ten thought processes away from me."

The astral plane does not possess normal spacetime; the ten cycles of thought represent the current safe distance between Nemus and the other party.

Nems has no divine kingdom, so once the opponent breaks through this safe distance, he will be constantly facing the opponent's deadly attacks.

Nemus's body had not been strengthened by divine power for a long time, and his physical strength was not very high.

Therefore, it could be said that death was very close to Nems's.

At the same time, besides the Goddess of Discipline and the God of Storms, another major enemy of Nemus will certainly not just stand by and watch.

The God of the Sun had previously warned the God of the Storm.

Now, the Sun God, who has been accumulating power and preparing for so long, may be in greater danger than the Sun God, who could strike at any moment.

If the opponent makes a move, they could very well crush Luna in one fell swoop and then come over to swarm Nemus.

Or take advantage of the moment when your attention is drawn to them, and then kill yourself.

Becoming an ancient god merely grants one the qualification to break the deadlock, but how exactly to do so remains a mystery to Nemus. (End of Chapter)