Immortality starts from the liver proficiency

Chapter 629 Godhead
Only where Xu Yunfan stood, within a radius of ten feet centered on him, the ground remained spotless and dust-free.

"It seems you're not so great as a god after all."

Upon hearing Xu Yunfan's indifferent words, Dilis was about to respond.

Delis's lips parted slightly, the syllables still gathering in her throat.

Xu Yunfan moved his feet.

He did not teleport, nor did he tear through space.

That step was taken by following the suddenly clear, twisted, and intertwined threads of cause and effect before one's eyes.

The manifestation of pure cause and effect is a principle that ordinary people cannot see, hear, or touch.

In Delis's suddenly contracting pupils, Xu Yunfan's figure appeared as if he ignored the existence of the divine kingdom's barrier, like a pebble thrown into water, creating a barely perceptible ripple of rules, and his figure had already disappeared before her eyes.

The next moment.

Xu Yunfan's feet landed on the ground of the Dilis God Kingdom.

This so-called divine kingdom is not a physical land, but a foundation of faith solidified by the intertwining of countless believers' devout thoughts and faint divine power.

His arrival was like a stubborn stone falling into the calm heart of a lake.

The divine realm groaned under the strain, and visible cracks instantly spread out from its point of descent, like a shattered glass cup.

"Out-of-region madmen!"

Delis was horrified.

She is a deity of this realm, and this place is her absolute home turf, but now she has been forcibly barged in.

In her shock and rage, she didn't even have time to think about how the other party had broken in; all that remained was her fury and fear at having her core territory violated.

The immense power of faith accumulated over thousands of years instantly converged in her hands, transforming into a dazzling spear of judgment, its tip wreathed in sacred flames powerful enough to melt gold and iron and purify all things.

The rules of the divine kingdom empowered her, and countless profound runes were engraved on the spear, drawing upon the power of the entire divine kingdom. With overwhelming force, it tore through space and pierced straight for Xu Yunfan's brow.

Its speed far surpasses that of lightning.

Its power was so great that it could make mountains and rivers pale in comparison.

Xu Yunfan didn't even turn around completely.

Faced with a blow powerful enough to pierce a mountain, he simply raised his right hand.

The movements were not fast, but clearly visible, carrying an almost lazy casualness.

Spread your fingers and face forward.

There was no earth-shattering collision, no blinding energy storm.

The spear of judgment, which embodied all of Delis's divine power and carried the will of the divine kingdom, struck an invisible wall just inches from Xu Yunfan's palm.

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The sacred flame at the tip of the spear of judgment, upon touching that invisible barrier, dimmed and dissipated instantly, like a flame extinguished by ice water.

The runes flowing across the spear flickered wildly, attempting to draw upon more divine power, but were extinguished completely in the next instant.

It eventually vanished completely before Xu Yunfan's eyes, without even a wisp of breeze.

Xu Yunfan's palms remained outstretched, and not a single wrinkle appeared on his sleeves.

The expression of anger that had contorted Delilah’s face froze, leaving only a deep-seated fear.

Xu Yunfan's gaze fell on her, but his gaze was no longer fixed on an enemy; it was more like that of someone examining an object.

He felt that this goddess was somewhat weak, making her an excellent entry point; it was worth the time he spent searching for this place.

He did not retract his outstretched hand; his five fingers merely made a loose clenching motion in the air.

The divine realm emitted a mournful cry, overwhelmed by its own weight.

Delis felt an indescribable, terrifying power descend upon her in an instant.

She was pinned to the spot by invisible shackles, unable to move even an inch, like a painted statue instantly cast into amber space, with only terror frozen deep in her eyes. This was his innate divine power, the Northern Polar Purple Star Suppressing Mysterious Qi.

It can suppress evil spirits and also subdue people, so it can easily control the other party.

Xu Yunfan took a step and stood in front of her, so close that he could almost see the finest lines on her divine robe.

His gaze did not linger on her beautiful yet terrified face, but instead pierced straight through her divine body, locking onto the depths of her core.

That divine essence that carries her authority, power, and the origin of her existence.

A materialized deity?

Xu Yunfan raised an eyebrow slightly; this was rather interesting.

His right index finger pointed towards Delis's forehead.

The moment her fingertips touched her skin, Delis could clearly feel that Xu Yunfan's fingers ignored the obstacles of flesh and bone, reaching directly into the core area of ​​her spiritual origin as if taking something out of a bag.

Like the sharpest scalpel, it precisely pierced the divine essence that floated at the core, radiating a soft divine light.

Her divine essence was seized and enveloped by an invisible force, forcibly stripped from Delis's soul.

In the near-collapse of Delis's soul perception caused by the pain, she could sense that her divinity had been forcibly taken away by the other party.

Besides being shocked, it was even more unbelievable.

This has never happened. In other words, during the war of the gods, if a god wanted to acquire the other's divine status, he had to kill the other and destroy the other's divine status first.

Three inches from Xu Yunfan's fingertips, floated the rhomboid divine core, which had been peeled off and was only the size of a fingernail.

After it separated from the body of the goddess Delis, its light appeared somewhat dim and unstable, trembling slightly and emitting a faint hum.

Xu Yunfan's gaze was focused intently on the divine spark.

His divine sense slowly probed in, and at the same time, he casually set up an inspection array. As the array was activated, countless tiny runes seemed to be generated and flowing.

Time seemed to stand still in the divine realm.

Every second of analysis was like an eternal purgatory for Delis.

She could clearly feel the other party's divine sense arbitrarily dismantling and analyzing her most core secrets, and she was like a fish on a chopping board, unable even to destroy her own divine status.

Xu Yunfan's brows furrowed slightly as he focused on his deductions.

At first, it was driven by a slight curiosity about the nature of the gods, but soon that curiosity turned into understanding.

Parsing is complete.

"That's all."

Xu Yunfan shook his head slightly. This so-called divine essence was merely a projection of this world and could not be taken away at all. To him, it was practically useless.

He looked at Delis, who was standing motionless, and shook his head.

"Early Foundation Establishment stage, initial Dao Foundation condensation stage, really weak, yet they dare to call themselves gods."

With a slight twitch of his fingertips, he casually flicked the stripped-off divine essence.

The divine essence transformed into a stream of light and disappeared back into the space between Delis's eyebrows, returning to the depths of her soul.

The pain of being stripped away vanished instantly, but the humiliation and fear of being completely seen through, dissected and studied like an experimental subject, still lingered in her heart.

Xu Yunfan withdrew his hand, his gaze sweeping over Delis's pale, stiff face, as if he were checking the label of an item one last time.

"This foundation is not something you can achieve through your own arduous cultivation."

"It is merely a gift from the Heavenly Dao Laws of the Attila Realm. If you die, this foundation will return to the world."

In other words, the Heavenly Dao can revoke this divine authority at any time, which is an unacceptable cultivation system for cultivators.

(End of this chapter)