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Although his omnipotent form allowed him to maintain his immortality, this terrifying scene still terrified him.

Without hesitation, the head of the statue of Saint Joseph flew into the distance, escaping at a speed exceeding that of the Third Universe, even in its severely wounded state.

After he fled, Night's figure appeared in the place where Saint Joseph had just been.

Saint George watched as Night appeared openly behind Saint Joseph, yet Saint Joseph, as powerful as a single universe, remained completely unaware and silently lost his head.

In other mythological worlds, that would be considered a direct assassination of a god-king!

'God—terrifyingly powerful!' This point once again clearly refreshed Giorgios's understanding and awe of that boundless power.

but--

“I’m going to chase after him right now…!!” St. George had just opened his mouth.

Night smiled and interrupted, "No need—let it fly a little longer!"

……

Saint Joseph was actually dead!

However, he was unaware of this.

Bound by the cosmic concept of night, fighting Saint George, the moment of being utterly defeated and losing all courage...

He was beheaded by Yoruichi, and his soul was subsequently collected in the Golden Temple.

However, perhaps because he died too quickly, or perhaps because his surroundings had not changed, Saint Joseph himself did not realize this.

Because he was dead, the previously closed world reopened to him, allowing him to regain his omnipotent power.

but--

Having already enslaved and bound his soul by the night, what difference would it make if he suddenly expanded the mass of his soul to some distant universe, let alone a pseudo-single universe level?

As a possession, Saint Joseph's strength may increase, but as long as Night doesn't want him to notice, he won't be able to.

And so—this led to what was considered a horrific scene in Saint Joseph's eyes!

Even God in his anger had never made him feel such fear!

Silently—in his omnipotent state, he could not detect the slightest thing (Saint George could see, but Saint Joseph still could not sense it), and once again beheaded him.

This power—as casual as eating and drinking, capable of killing him with ease! Even God at his peak, as we know him, couldn't have done that. Otherwise, God wouldn't have needed to devise a plan to transcend and continue growing stronger…

Now we can lead our disciples to invade other pantheons, slaughter all the chief gods and god-kings of various mythologies, and unify mythological and human history.

Something even God couldn't do...

But the unknown entity did it!!

So bizarre, so mysterious, so magnificent, so—unfathomable!

This is the true power of God, this is the true miracle of the Lord that no one can blaspheme, the Lord's majesty!

The slightest thought of resistance could not even arise.

Even if he survives temporarily thanks to the immortality brought by omnipotence, he is afraid that his omnipotence will disappear again like before, and then he will really be killed!

Run! Run immediately!

However, Saint Joseph did not flee to heaven.

Even though fear had enveloped his mind and robbed him of his usual sanity, in a state of extreme despair, the instinct for survival exploded to its limit, and—a hint that even Saint Joseph's soul had failed to perceive—made him realize that the further he fled, the smaller his chances of survival would be.

But as long as we divert the trouble eastward and escape to the nearest sacred place, everything will be fine.

That's right—! That's exactly it!!

Chapter Twenty-Nine: The Virgin Mary, indeed goddesses are all petty-minded.

Let the other disciples and the holy ones deal with another Lord, as well as the heretics and powerful minions under the Lord's command.

No—that's not heresy.

Those are probably the true believers in God—!! Compared to such powerful warriors and the mysterious, great Lord behind them…

Aren't they the ones who are counterfeit, the ones who are fake?

Unbeknownst to them, as they frantically fled, tears of madness had already streamed down their eyes, which were previously devoid of any vision!

Already deeply affected by the impact on his faith, and further amplified by the influence of the Golden Demon City, Saint Joseph's divinity seemed to transform into demonic power, driving him to become increasingly frenzied.

His mind was flooded with negative emotions, such as suspicion stemming from fear.

The primal fear stems from the unknown; the more you know, the more you realize your own ignorance.

I felt this unknown again after a long time.

"To better understand the world, people established laws and rules. However, the more perfect things within the law become, the more terrifying things outside the law become. The paradox lies precisely in our inability to understand the boundaries set for what exists outside the law."

But will He—the truly great—follow this boundary?

The answer is obviously no!

Confirming the paradox of paradoxes, the undeniable fear, the unknown beyond the known omniscience.

This is precisely the significance of constantly observing other universes and the outside world; it is the process of observing the unknown with the known.

And now, finally—

Because he came into contact with that unknown, Saint Joseph realized the limitations of God's omnipotence at that time, and realized that this world, this civilization, the world created by this omnipotent God, still had the possibility of self-destruction.

Simply add a drop of the unknown to the known omnipotent world—and in an instant, all order and laws can be reshuffled.

"The world will be destroyed...!" The more he fled, the more he pondered along the way. Under the influence of madness, Saint Joseph's sense of despair intensified, and he thought about many things...

Even if it's just one head...

No, precisely because there's only one head left, all that's left is to run away and... "think"—that's the only thing left to do!

He was unaware of the strangeness of his current state; instead, he realized the true strength of the enemy and wondered if he could really escape.

Even with his omnipotent powers unleashed, he was instantly killed. Could the other holy beings really hold him off for even a moment longer?

They even went so far as to demonize and deify another mysterious figure in their minds.

The god who, even before he had seen him, already filled him with dread and cast a huge shadow over him!

In his already shattered faith, even such thoughts arose...

Even if it were a god from their world, standing in their former position, could they dodge that guillotine-like blow that would slam a king off his throne?

negative--!

Even God, though stronger than them after borrowing omnipotence and unlocking their limits, wouldn't have such a dimensional gap.

Therefore—we arrive at the equation!

'The Death of God!'

The equation is: 'The end of the world has finally arrived!'

It's no longer Noah's Great Flood, but something far more terrifying, one that likely won't even spare the dimensions of Heaven and Hell...

Once God declares defeat, immediately—everything, the world—will be destroyed and repeated by the enemy.

Even so...

Although my mind was frantically telling myself that running away was useless, that it was just a death throes, and that I was just trying to live a little longer.

But under immense fear, Saint Joseph followed his instincts and continued to flee at cosmic velocity.

Soon—he left the endless forests and mountains and arrived in a vast kingdom, finally landing directly in the cathedral next to the royal palace—into the central palace where the Virgin Mary resided.

at the same time--

They could feel the undisguised panic emanating from Saint Joseph, and the blood rain that continued to fall from the sky, stirring up the blood of the gods throughout the entire kingdom.

The Virgin Mary, who had just taken the Queen's child from the cradle in the palace despite the Queen's desperate pleas, sensed the situation in her cathedral and, without paying any more attention to the Queen, simply took the child and disappeared from the palace.

Following Saint Joseph's perspective, after seeing where he fled to, the final focus is on the statue of the Virgin Mary that Saint Joseph saw last.

That iconic look made Ye realize who Saint Joseph was looking for as his next victim.

This is really big news.

In the Bible, the Father, the Holy Spirit, and the Son are a Trinity.

That is to say, there is only one God.

However, people often mistakenly believe that the Trinity consists of the Father, the Mother, and the Son...

Although it is just a rumor, the Virgin Mary still holds a very special and exalted position in the biblical system.

She is the Mother of Christ...

Furthermore, she gave birth to a divine child through parthenogenesis while remaining a virgin, and the divine child became the embodiment of humanity.

But regardless, as the Mother of God, the Virgin Mary's status... is certainly far superior to that of the other disciples.

The strong thread of fate allowed Ye to see the stories that had happened on this land the moment his gaze fell upon it.

He didn't need to investigate what happened to the Virgin Mary; he only needed to know what had happened on this land. Soon, he determined which fairy tale it was.

There was once a poor woman who, unable to support her daughter any longer, prayed fervently to the great Virgin Mary for help.

Finally, the Virgin Mary descended and expressed her willingness to adopt the girl, taking her to heaven and becoming her godmother.

The Virgin Mary had the lovely little angels play with the child every day, and even gave the little girl the keys to the thirteenth gate of Heaven, but instructed her that she could open the first twelve gates to play with, but was absolutely forbidden to touch the last thirteenth gate.

Behind each door is a disciple who guards it...

Obviously, if you really don't want the child to open the door, you just need to stop giving her the thirteenth key.

But these sacred beings are professionals at manipulating people's hearts and tempting them to commit original sin.

Taking advantage of human beings' innate curiosity, especially children's naturally stronger thirst for knowledge, multiple outings were arranged—choosing to let children play freely in paradise alone.

Finally—the thirteenth door was opened.

Behind the thirteenth gate stands the Triune God. The little girl's fingers were stained gold and could not be restored after accidentally touching the golden pool beneath him. When her mistake was discovered, she was ruthlessly banished from Heaven by the Holy Mother because she dared not admit it.

The Virgin Mary's punishment should have ended there.

The little girl also paid the price for lying. She survived alone in the wild until she grew up and was discovered by a king. After pulling back her long hair and finding that she was a beautiful girl, he took her back and married her as his queen.

Seeing that the little girl suddenly had a good life and even had a child, instead of continuing to suffer as she had expected, the obviously dissatisfied "Saint Mary" sought revenge again, running over and taking away the little girl's child just to make her submit.