Devil's Bible

It must be said that the Goddess of Discipline is extremely powerful at this moment.

She didn't waste any words; she laid out the reality, and the gods would instinctively choose the 'correct' path.

And this correctness is largely due to familiarity.

Who is Naims?
I vaguely remember it, but not very well. It probably has some connection to the Sleeping Town.

Nobody knows whether the other side is strong or has a future prospect.

However, someone who can survive in the material plane probably isn't that strong.

This perception led them to instinctively underestimate Nemus, even though Nemus was now on the opposite side of the Goddess of Discipline and needed the Goddess of Discipline to fight against her with greater power.

In this situation, Nemus did not go around broadcasting that he was stronger than the Goddess of Discipline or that he had a better future than her.

Because they had never had any contact with Nems before, these gods were unable to make any accurate judgments about Nems.

They naturally have a degree of trust in the words of the goddess of discipline.

Most people were skeptical of what Nems said, and generally thought that Nems couldn't possibly be that capable.

This confidence stems from hundreds of millions of years of contact with the other party, and Nems cannot gain their trust.

At this point, there's no need to say too much; actions speak louder than words.

The Nemus was surrounded by a large number of divine runes, which were constantly contracting to form a blockade.

This kind of blockade is not just a spatial and temporal location blockade, but also a rule-based blockade with a deeper meaning.

Nemus's strength lies in the fact that he is an ancient god, capable of connecting with the rules of change at any time and drawing power from various changes.

At this moment, the divine war system constructed by the Goddess of Discipline formed a rule-level blockade under the Great Spiral of World Evolution.

Even Nemus found it difficult to sense the changes in the world, let alone extract more power from them.

Throughout this process, the Goddess of Discipline was anything but reckless.

Using her own mythological worldview, she gradually integrated power and then suppressed Nemus's living space little by little.

She was well aware of one thing: if she didn't proceed cautiously, given Nemus's profound understanding of change and the extent to which fate had favored her, Nemus would definitely discover her weaknesses.

Therefore, all I need to do is suppress Nemus; the rest—killing Nemus—can be left entirely to the Rotten Demon.

The opponent's abilities are so numerous that they seem designed specifically for becoming an 'assassin'.

Once observation is abandoned, the other party's information becomes inactive, difficult to read, and will soon be naturally forgotten.

At the same time, the attack is highly lethal; once it touches the target, it will kill instantly.

It could be said that this is the perfect environment for the Rotting Demon to unleash its full potential.

As Nemus was constantly being pulled by the Goddess of Discipline, his energy was being rapidly drained.

Countless thoughts raced through his mind, to the point that the presence of the rotting demon was becoming increasingly less noticeable in his perception.

Even though Nems constantly reminds himself of this, he still finds it difficult to avoid.

Beneath the corrupted layer of the rotting demon, Nemus found it increasingly difficult to directly observe his opponent.

This inevitably leads to the loss of information about the Rotten Demon.

It takes more effort to remember this information.

However, if more energy is devoted to remembering the Fiend, then the pressure from the Goddess of Discipline becomes undeniable. Any mishandling will only worsen the situation.

In contrast, the Rotten Demon often doesn't need to attack; it can use its own characteristics to constantly distract Nemus's energy and attention.

If Nemus chooses to focus his attention on the Goddess of Discipline, the Rot Demon will have an opportunity to launch a sneak attack.

Back then, one wrong move and you could really lose your life.

Nemus finally realized just how disgusting his "external existence" really was.

Of course, they seem to have the same effect, as they are both things that cannot be indirectly observed and their own information is difficult to recall without subject observation.

However, the two operate in different ways.

Nemes's "external existence" is essentially Nemes being wrapped in an unrecognizable number. Information and number are one. Once the subject of the number is not observed, the information does not exist in the process of observation, and the memory will naturally be biased.

The imaginary characteristic of the rotten demon is information deactivation; the information no longer pulses, loses its meaning, and no longer has the ability to spread.

Having explored the fundamental differences between the two, Nemus already had a way to break the deadlock.

Under the spiraling transformation, Nems gradually lost its ability to resist.

Throughout the entire process, the amount of resistance he could mount was not significant.

A tremendous force of change suddenly erupted, its massive numerical output instinctively attempting to overturn all the divine runes' restrictions.

But the goddess of discipline had clearly staked everything on it.

The Grand Spiral is also rapidly advancing under such intensive use.

The Goddess of Discipline felt that as she gradually suppressed Nemus, the favor of change began to return to her, and her understanding of change began to continuously improve.

This advancement further propelled the progress of the Genesis Spiral, which subsequently underwent iterations.

The completed evolutionary spiral, with over fifty deities on its side, gradually manifested a myriad of phenomena as their understanding of each other's rules intertwined and merged.

Therefore, this near-perfect mythological worldview can also be named—the Equation of Myriad Phenomena…

The moment the name appeared, the Goddess of Discipline felt as if she had been reminded by some keyword, and her understanding of the world was instantly refreshed.

Then her thoughts focused on the subject of Nemus, and all information related to Nemus was recalled by the Goddess of Discipline.

“That’s right, Nemus’s mythological worldview is also a universal equation... but it seems that the other party has no way to forcibly interfere with my mythological worldview!” The Goddess of Discipline was somewhat puzzled.

Nemus's actions did not have a negative impact on her; on the contrary, they only helped the Goddess of Discipline to iterate.

“If this continues, I could even kill him on my own… without relying on… wait!” The Goddess of Discipline was startled, then realized: “The Demon of Rot!”

The power of the Rot Demon is not only useful to Nemus, but also to the Goddess of Discipline.

Nemus willingly surrendered, being bound by the Goddess of Discipline, which in turn propelled change and helped her gain many new insights.

Its key effect is to make the Goddess of Discipline forget the existence of the rotten demon!

And this...

An invisible attack flashed, and the Goddess of Discipline simultaneously uttered a voice to stop it: "No...!"

But it was too late. (End of Chapter)