Anime Crossover: Unparalleled Comprehension, Shocking the Star God

Before he could even be surprised, Su Mo, whose magic power and spell power had been greatly enhanced by the True Aether, began to chant.

"Burn the world, Branch of Destruction!"

A flaming longsword of destructive power appeared in mid-air; it was Levadin, the divine sword from Norse mythology capable of destroying the World Tree.

"I swear by a shooting star, may it pierce through my enemies!"

The curved golden spear, constructed from true aether, is Odin's spear, Gungnir.

As concept spirit artifacts at the Saint-level, these two weapons naturally cannot possess the power of the original divine artifacts, and they don't even have the power of the completed version.

However, even if it is just a counterfeit, it is by no means something that can be completely ignored.

What's even more frightening is that this kind of conceptual spirit armor is just the beginning.

"Weave seven rings to cover the sky!" "Sun, transform into armor!" "Lord! Protect me! Jesus Christ, protect me! All who harm me will be punished sevenfold!" "How dare you, heretical demons, usurp the divine throne?!" "Mithras, God of Light, grant me the strength to defeat Defer!"...

Watching Su Mo relentlessly apply one buff after another to himself or his enemies.

Not only were the group members stunned, but even Vereslana, who was present at the scene, was completely dumbfounded.

At first, Vereslana was still calculating and analyzing the power used by Su Mo.

For him, who possesses the divine weapon—the Golden Sword, the mythical spells used by Su Mo were not difficult to deal with. As long as he could discern its origin and extract the targeted incantations, he could easily seal it away.

However, as Su Mo used more and more techniques, and the scope of these techniques became increasingly obscure, even Vereslana found it difficult to keep up with his speed.

In the end, he simply gave up thinking altogether.

From Norse mythology to Greek mythology, from Persian mythology to Egyptian mythology, from Inca mythology to Aztec mythology.

The techniques Su Mo used spanned across Eurasia and Africa, and even included South America.

Both their mystery and their sheer number are beyond what can be addressed with just the Golden Sword.

Not to mention, in addition to offensive and defensive spells, Su Mo also set up a lot of counter-damage and trap spells. If you want to use offensive authority to crush the opponent with pure violence, you will fall into the opponent's trap.

These techniques are not arranged haphazardly, but are interconnected.

Once he realized this, Vereslana was completely numb.

Is this guy in front of me really human?

Those few minutes felt like an eternity to him.

"Sorry..."

Finally, at his summons, the last incarnation of a white horse descended from the sky and crashed into his body, merging with Vereslana.

With the ten incarnations now complete, Vereslana returned to his prime.

Hearing the commotion, Su Mo, who was continuing to set up the spell, glanced at him, pondered for two seconds, and then spoke.

"That's about enough. Shall we start the war now?"

Hearing his unfinished tone and seeing the nearly one hundred spell lights shimmering around him, Veleslana's eye twitched.

"You mean you can continue preparing?"

"certainly"

Su Mo nodded as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

"However, I have already left enough room for maneuver. Continuing to prepare would be a waste of time. This is fine for now."

This is Su Mo's first time fighting a god, and a powerful war god like Vereslana at that. Naturally, he wouldn't take any risks, and it's perfectly normal for him to make extra preparations.

"..."

Vereslana was speechless.

He wasn't unaware of Su Mo's subtext—that this level was enough to deal with him—but he was shocked by the extent of Su Mo's madness.

This world is not lacking in madmen capable of killing gods.

Throughout history, which god-slayer has ever been able to fight a god head-on in human form?

Even if you look through all of history, the humans before you are undoubtedly the greatest monsters.

As a war god, especially one who seeks defeat, he felt more excitement than shock when faced with this monster.

In any case, this is a worthy opponent to challenge.

—Note that here, he has already regarded himself as someone who needs to challenge Su Mo.

However, before gripping the hilt of the golden sword and swinging it at the monster before him, he still had a few things he had to say.

"Being able to use so many spells at the same time is your advantage, and I have no objection to that."

Looking at the familiar halos around Su Mo, Vereslana tried hard to suppress the twitching corners of his mouth and spoke in a complicated tone.

"It's one thing to use the power of other pantheons to deal with me, but why did you have to borrow the power of Lord Ahura and Lord Mithra? You even tried to borrow my power right in front of me... Isn't that a bit too perverse?"

Veleslana is a warrior who protects the light and is a subordinate of Mithra, the god of light, while Ahura is the supreme god of Zoroastrianism.

By doing this, Su Mo was essentially using the power of Vereslana's superior and the chairman to deal with him, and even trying to use Vereslana's own power.

Is the intention to make him hit himself?

If Su Mo didn't have many techniques and had no other choice, then so be it.

But given his extensive knowledge of techniques, this was clearly intentional!

"I just wanted to test whether gods could refuse magical rituals involving themselves, and it seems they can."

Su Mo shrugged and offered this explanation.

"Do you really think you have victory in the bag?"

Vereslana gave a cold laugh.

"Isn't it?"

Su Mo calmly met his gaze.

"Hmph! Naive! No one knows the outcome of a war until the very last moment! Let me, the God of War, teach you a lesson!"

Seeing Su Mo wrapped in nearly a hundred spells, the God of War of the Fire Worship Cult, holding a golden sword, charged forward.

Upon seeing the imposing aura of the God of Disobedience, Erica and the others couldn't help but feel apprehensive.

Could it be that the other side also has some hidden trump card?

Under the intensely tense gaze of everyone.

Vereslana went in with A, Vereslana went all out, and Vereslana typed GG.

One minute later.

"Ugh! I still lost after all..."

On the port, now completely ruined, Veleslana, after being forced to revive and then cut in half again, uttered his defeat lines and vanished as specks of light.

"It's so frustrating! I still couldn't force you to use your full strength!"

The disobedient god Veleslana was here formally defeated.

021 Third-Tier Powerhouse, Godslayer Reincarnation Ritual

Watching Vereslana disappear into specks of light, Su Mo breathed a slight sigh of relief.

Just a hair's breadth away from breaking through his twentieth layer of defense and reaching the final twenty layers of defensive counter-attack spells, and the final ten layers of life-saving spells.

That was really dangerous!

In fact, Vereslana is not a weak opponent.

Just as the protagonist of the original work was able to wreak havoc in the world of Godkillers by relying on his power, Veleslana, in addition to possessing the Golden Sword, one of the strongest anti-god weapons, also has other avatars with rather outrageous powers.

Whether it's the bull incarnation representing immense strength or the phoenix incarnation symbolizing speed, both abilities are quite troublesome.

If it were just sheer strength or incredible speed, it would be easy for Su Mo to deal with.

As long as he can discover the limit of fixed output, he will have a way to deal with it.

Whether it's strengthening yourself, weakening the enemy, or anticipating and dodging, there's room for manipulation.

However, Vereslana's two incarnations do not have any fixed values; they are only strong when facing strong opponents and weak when facing weak opponents.

The true effect of these two incarnations is—greater strength and greater speed than the enemy.

In other words, no matter how strong Su Mo's physique is, no matter how much he strengthens himself, Vereslana can strengthen himself to the point where he is slightly stronger and slightly faster than Su Mo.

This level of concept is something that most techniques cannot overcome.

These two incarnations are not very useful when facing the weak, but when facing the strong, they can force a 50/50 split, providing a kind of scathing effect.

The protagonist in the original work used this characteristic to fight against powerful enemies many times and successfully escape danger on many occasions.

Needless to say, the other incarnations are not easy to deal with, whether it is the firepower of the white horse, the close combat skills of the camel, the explosive power of the wild boar, or the thunder of the goat.

A single incarnation of Veleslana is often as powerful as the full authority of many other disobedient gods.

In addition, there was his martial arts as a military god, and his ability to wield power with ease.

Su Mo suspected that if he had shown this kind of drive earlier, it would have been impossible for him to suffer a mutual defeat with God King Mekar; he might have directly killed him.

As a war god in mythology who once challenged a group of gods alone without being at a disadvantage, his advantage over the gods was simply too great.

Fortunately, Su Mo was well prepared, and the information about Vereslana's avatar was completely transparent to him.

With such a comprehensive approach, the Golden Sword struggles to cope with the complex spells originating from mythology, and other incarnations also have corresponding methods to counter them.

In the end, after assessing the opponent's fighting style, he directly used a defensive counter-attack tactical style to successfully overwhelm the war god in front of him with a massive number of spells.

"They won so quickly?!"