Devil's Bible

"I never expected you to be able to stand in this position so quickly..." The Rotten Demon looked at Nemus, his eyes unconsciously revealing hatred and jealousy.

When he was reborn as a demon and climbed into the abyss, he arrived at the 181st layer of the fictional plain.

At that time, Nemus had only just become a demon lord.

But before he could gain a foothold in the abyss, news came that Nemus had usurped the Godhood of Transformation.

He did not mention to the God of Discipline that he had secretly been reborn as a demon.

That's why, after discovering that the Goddess of Discipline had lost her divine status, they immediately contacted her, found her 'Mystra' as a young girl, and discussed cooperation once again.

Before the Rotting Demon's original form plotted to seize the Destiny Mud, it had a deep connection with the God of Discipline.

Under this connection, even though trust between the two has dwindled to almost nothing now, they remain the most suitable allies.

The rotten demon struggled to emerge from the abyss of imaginary numbers, not to become a demon.

As the one who contributed the most to that battle, he lost everything.

Even in the current situation, he finds it hard to say that he is still himself.

The real me from back then has long been erased.

He is now merely a fictitious number corresponding to sin, just a 'demon,' a rotten demon marked by fate.

This clarity of self-awareness only made him more miserable.

And what about Naims?
The other party was a truly lucky person, having obtained so easily what he had once longed for.

He became an ancient god with ease, and mastered the deflection force. At this moment, he still holds a large piece of the Fate Tablet in his hand.

These lucky individuals are precisely the kind of beings that the Rotten Demon hates most.

He was targeted by fate, so those who were favored by fate became his enemies.

Without uttering a word, the Goddess of Discipline directly invoked her divine power and struck first.

The deflection force changes and then quickly forms a frame within which Nemus feels the whole world 'changing'.

Mythological Worldview: The Great Spiral of Evolution!

This is a mythological worldview created by the Goddess of Discipline based on her own understanding of the Great Spiral and the possibilities of this world.

Under this worldview, the future possibilities of the world will evolve in a spiral upward direction.

At this moment, however, the other party's mythological worldview seemed illusory.

This shows that this worldview is still in its infancy.

However, unlike Nemus, who deliberately maintained the rudimentary form of her 'All-Encompassing Equation', the Goddess of Discipline can only advance it to its rudimentary form with her current abilities and find it difficult to perfect it.

With the appearance of the Great Spiral of Evolution, the power of the world converged on the Goddess of Discipline.

At this moment, she finally reached a world-class level.

"So that's how it is. After completing the mythological worldview, the deflection force can circulate internally and maintain its output at all times, instead of needing to cool down every time it is used, as before..." The Goddess of Discipline realized this, and a series of divine runes flew out from her hand.

However, upon realizing this, the Goddess of Discipline felt a slight unease.

Now that things have come to this, can you say that the sun god, who possesses more than twenty deflection forces, has not completed the construction of the mythological worldview?
That's not realistic.

This shows that the Sun God is still hiding something. In their past wars, the Sun God has never clearly revealed his mythological worldview, but has only vaguely shown this level of understanding to intimidate them.

It now seems that the sun god was hiding too much.

His idea was never to defeat one or two gods, but to wait until he could single-handedly overturn the whole world before completely overturning the table and deposing all other gods, including fate itself.

"Since the Sun God is so powerful, what about Nemus?" The Goddess of Discipline originally thought she knew Nemus well enough, but now all of Nemus's information was still being recalled every moment to correct her understanding.

However, the fact that even after becoming the strongest god, the Sun God still preferred to lie low and conserve his fighting strength suggests that Nemus likely also preferred to hide his abilities.

The Goddess of Discipline was extremely wary of Nemus at this moment. She manipulated the divine runes, rapidly circling around Nemus and the prayer angels.

Even though the angels who insulted and blasphemed her were right there, she didn't rush to attack; instead, she laid out her plans.

She laid a trap in the possibilities of this world, and the Rotten Demons, as an unexpected ally, joined forces to besiege Nemus.

But the Goddess of Discipline still had a vague premonition that even with the encirclement they had set up here, it would still be difficult to kill Nemus.

Even without much specific information, just a little thought was enough for the Goddess of Discipline to sense that the problem was very serious.

Firstly, although the Rotten Demon possesses the characteristics of an imaginary number, it is difficult to observe due to this characteristic. Most of the time, even fate would find it difficult to detect its existence.

However, the Rotten Demon is, after all, a malignant bug in the world as determined by fate.

In this situation, Naim will receive another layer of fate buff.

Secondly, the Goddess of Discipline has lost all the way to this point, but although she has not lost her spirit because of these losses, on the contrary, she has become more courageous because of the humiliation.

However, the Goddess of Discipline also knew that under these circumstances, although she had grasped the rudiments of the mythological worldview and her strength had improved, the improvement was far less than that of Nemus.

Finally, there is the weight of the world.

This weight is determined by fate.

The only indicator is the possibility of saving the world.

In this kind of iterative competition, the Goddess of Discipline still uses the 'Great Spiral' that she and Nemus gleaned together as the underlying principle.

While this plan to save the world is feasible, its feasibility is extremely low, especially since she hasn't obtained the True Spirit, which represents an external element.

In other words, in the race to iterate the salvation plan, the Goddess of Discipline's plan was not iterated; only some minor details were improved.

But what about Naims?
The Goddess of Discipline was unsure how many times Nemus's plan for salvation had been iterated, but it certainly had been more than once.

In this situation, fate's favor towards him was undeniable.

Most importantly...

"The merging of world possibilities has begun ahead of schedule!" The Goddess of Discipline felt a chill run down her spine.

Because of the death of the Storm God, the possibilities of World Twelve began to wither and die out, and all the hope for the future within it was extracted and transferred to other world possibilities.

This action is like a domino being pushed.

Once it begins, there's not much time left before they all collapse.

"That's not enough. So where is my way out?" The Goddess of Discipline was also filled with confusion. (End of Chapter)