Devil's Bible

While Nemus was enriching the mindset of the Goddess of Discipline in every way, he was also quickly assessing the storm of the God of Storms.

The output of this storm is rapidly reaching the billion-level as a large number of divine abominations are drawn in.

And its scope is extremely wide.

In this situation, ordinary techniques are simply ineffective in breaking free from the opponent's attack.

The same numerical output can only resolve a small area of ​​the storm, but the storm in other surrounding areas will quickly fill the gap.

This is the characteristic of the Fury pantheon in divine warfare: it doesn't focus on strategic planning or tactics, but only on ferocious damage output.

With its sheer volume and reach, it forces its opponents to frantically mobilize their resources to cope with the onslaught, thus disrupting their entire strategy.

Once the attacked deity's strategy is disrupted, it is forced into the familiar territory of the furious pantheon. Therefore, the normal deity can easily be defeated by the opponent's rich experience and mature berserker system.

It can only be said that there must be a reason why the Fury pantheon, despite its many flaws, was still able to establish a system.

"Even using time manipulation to maximize one's power can't defend against this endless attack..." Nemus made a general judgment in his mind.

The Storm God's all-out attack was not sophisticated; it only produced a lot of numerical values.

However, it is precisely because of this that this move is difficult to break.

With countless numerical values ​​stacked up, conventional techniques and characteristics have become ineffective against it.

Before Nems could make any other move, a series of connections had already been established, and a series of precepts had been placed upon Nems.

Although the Goddess of Discipline is currently having her cognition constantly disrupted by Nemus, at this moment, she still displays the power and courage of a mighty god.

He directly used that piece of 'cause and effect' destiny clay, and then, in conjunction with his own precepts, forcibly restricted Nemus.

Stuck in thought, dulled in spirit, decaying in body, and confused in divinity...

Such negative attributes weighed down on Nemus and the Goddess of Discipline in an instant.

If the Storm God is an attack based on numerical values, then the Discipline Goddess is the ultimate strike based on special characteristics.

Under the guise of discipline, all related negative traits come together.

These characteristics reveal the essence of the Goddess of Discipline at this moment.

Every negative trait is essentially a change in discipline that leads to the acquisition of other rules.

Features are the manifested fragments of rules.

If we really look into it, the rule that "gods cannot descend into the material plane" is actually a characteristic that fate originally bestowed upon the material plane through the Destiny Tablet.

It's just that this feature is too perfect and too powerful.

The Goddess of Discipline is now doing just that, forcibly connecting things with cause and effect, using the concept of discipline to induce change from immutability, pulling together various rules, and then forming various negative characteristics, forcibly binding Nemus.

The goddess of discipline imposed her own negative traits on Nemus as a price, thus establishing her 'rules'.

Within these rules, Nemus's ability to resist was rapidly weakened.

One of the most important precepts directly points to Nemus's life-saving technique—hiding in the True Spirit.

"The limitation on the number of divine attributes!" Under this commandment, Nemus cannot transfer his own number, especially the number of divine attributes, which has an extremely large 'weight'.

Even though Nemus is an ancient god, divinity is no longer the most important thing.

But that doesn't mean that losing Nemus's divine status is without consequences.

The Goddess of Discipline examined Nemus's cognitive memories and confirmed that the ancient gods could indeed relinquish their divinity without losing their divine power and divinity.

But that requires a long period of preparation. Only by completely abdicating and separating the divine number from oneself can one avoid damaging one's status due to an overly close connection between the numbers. In the current situation, if Nemus loses the divine number, while he won't necessarily become a divine saint, his situation won't be much better.

In such a fierce battle, such injuries would inevitably be fatal.

The dead end has arrived.

In response to this situation, the Sun God intervened from afar, attempting to completely seal Nemus's deadlock!
A sun rises in the astral plane, and under its intense sunlight, even the astral plane seems to possess 'spacetime' at this moment.

Time and space are given by sunlight.

At the same time, under the sunlight, all secrets seem to have nowhere to hide.

The divine power that Nemus mobilized, his actions as a creature of rules operating within the rules, and even the sparks of light hidden within his true spirit were all illuminated by the sunlight at this moment.

This means that whatever Nemus does or makes at this moment will be observed by all the surrounding gods.

Most importantly, the sun god still felt this was not enough.

The surging deflection force was activated at this moment.

Strands of light pierced into Nemus's divine body like nails.

As a being governed by the rules, Nems felt his range of movement instantly restricted.

It was at this moment that the trump card that the Sun God had always hidden beneath 'normal' was partially revealed by his own hands.

Within the surging rules of the 'Sun,' everything belonging to the Sun provides him with power.

That feeling was almost the same as Naim's.

The God of the Sun had actually become an ancient god long ago!

Unlike Nemus's ascension to the position of the Ancient God of Change, which made it known to almost everyone in the world who was aware of change.

The sun god ascended to the position of the ancient sun god with almost no extra movement.

Even until he himself took the initiative to uncover it, no one had ever thought of it in this way.

But upon closer reflection, it seems 'normal'.

As the most powerful god, the sun god possesses the greatest advantage in deflection force.

This advantage allows him to have some leeway in many situations.

Furthermore, the sun god is a being who pursues perfection. He wants to become the one and only god, the omniscient and omnipotent god who holds the power of creation and rules over everything.

Such beings, when they have spare capacity, cannot help but expand the boundaries of their power.

Therefore, exploring the path of the ancient gods and quietly traversing it is actually a very normal thing.

What's unusual is that he accomplished all of this quietly.

Because he had already become an ancient god, he was able to strike at Nemus's weak point at this moment.

As ancient gods, as beings governed by rules, they all have ways to circumvent conventional limitations.

Nems, who wields the rules of change, is perfectly capable of briefly retreating within those rules.

By using this curl-up, Nemus had previously circumvented the discipline of the Goddess of Discipline, and there was a high probability that he would gain full mobility.

But the sun god intervened and completely blocked this path!

This is a true dead end! (End of Chapter)