Madmen don't keep diaries

Chapter 339 338 The Means of Truth

Something seems to be spreading.

However, due to the torrential rain, Feng Xiuhu couldn't see clearly, only that the objects looked somewhat familiar.

"I don't feel well."

Mr. Gray instinctively gripped the kitchen knife tighter and lowered his voice: "It's the aura of divine power."

god?
These words reminded Feng Xiuhu, who exclaimed, "Big snot!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the wooden box burst open with a crash, and the semi-solid, semi-liquid substance inside had expanded to the size of a calf. It floated upwards, emitting a hazy gray glow.

As the divine power polymer rapidly expanded, various runes began to appear and disappear, and the divine power contained within them became clearer.

Eclipse said in a low and quick voice, "Spying, communicating, direction, I was right, it was something created by the combined efforts of the three main gods."

"The question is, what can it do?"

Feng Xiuhu asked.

Shi couldn't quite put his finger on it—after all, it was the first time he'd ever seen this novelty.

During the conversation, the Divine Power Polymer had already soared into the sky, its size expanding to an extremely large extent.

At first glance, it looks like a mirror that is slowly moving.

The strange phenomenon caught the attention of the Goddess of Wind and Rain. She turned around and looked at her, her voice cold: "You lowly rat, hiding your head and tail."

Mr. Gray was taken aback and asked Feng Xiuhu, "Did she insult me?"

"You two aren't that close yet."

Feng Xiuhu casually replied and continued reading.

With a flick of her sleeve, the Wind and Rain Goddess sent her flying with her soft sword, creating a howling wind as if she were leading a massive army in a charge against the "Mirror."

Suddenly, a crack appeared in the mirror, and then it separated into two parts.

Feng Xiuhu saw it clearly and felt his hair stand on end—it was a giant human eye!

A figure shrouded in blinding white light was reflected in the giant eye's pupil, followed by a deep voice echoing through the sky.

"The stars tell me that there will be no rain in Sail City today."

Feng Xiuhu opened his eyes wide, trying hard to see the person's face through the light, but he couldn't see clearly no matter what he did. He could only vaguely make out that the person seemed to be sitting behind a table, holding a pen and writing.

The Eclipse seemed to be greatly shocked, and couldn't help but let out a low roar: "Truth!"

God of Truth?

Feng Xiuhu's expression hardened, and he became even more curious: "Didn't you say he wouldn't dare to come?"

Eclipse did not answer; instead, the God of Truth casually tossed aside the written page.

"Illusions must be eliminated."

The paper flew out of the pupil, disintegrating into countless points of light and disappearing without a trace.

Then nothing happened, as if nothing had occurred.

Feng Xiuhu looked bewildered: "That's it?"

Before the words were even finished, sunlight pierced through the clouds and shone down, the dark clouds in the sky quickly dissipated, the rain intensified, and the howling wind ceased.

When the empress's sword flew over, it seemed to lose its way, spinning around but unable to get any closer to that huge eye.

As the torrential rain stopped, the God of Mist was finally able to escape, his body transforming into mist and drifting away into the distance.

The Goddess of Wind and Rain did not stop her. She raised her hand and recalled the sword, her eyes, covered in azure light, looking at the giant eye in the sky.

"Truth, this is not the place for you."

The God of Truth continued writing with his quill pen, but when he heard the Goddess of Wind and Rain speak, he didn't even raise his head: "I dare not disobey the rules set by Xi Jun, but I have not broken my promise either—at this moment, you and I are separated by thousands of miles."

The Goddess of Wind and Rain was speechless, her gaze sweeping over the writhing mirror. "It's like taking off your pants to fart."

Shi cursed in Feng Xiuhu's mind: "I told you long ago, the truth is a hypocrite."

"They even went out of their way to create this unnecessary thing just for today's events."

“He used the authority of ‘direction’ to designate the anchor point, then used the authority of ‘peeping’ to open a remote channel, and finally used the authority of ‘communication’ to bring about the arrival of divine power—he himself was not actually here, but he could directly intervene in the wind and rain through this channel.”

Although Shi described this behavior as "taking off one's pants to fart," Feng Xiuhu only saw the God of Truth's fear of Xi Jun in this incident—if one wasn't truly afraid, who would deliberately find a reason to excuse themselves before doing something bad?

The Goddess of Wind and Rain was not one to sit idly by and wait for death; she clearly realized that the aggregation of divine power was the key to the emergence of the God of Truth.

Her figure vanished like a gust of wind, only to reappear behind the mirror.

She acted decisively, slashing horizontally with her sword. A streak of azure light swept outwards, hurtling towards the divine power polymer.

The God of Truth tossed out a page with newly written words: "I am not here, so I am unaffected."

As the truth took effect, the sword pierced straight through the aggregate of divine power, striking the sea and creating a wave.

Despite missing her target, the Wind and Rain Goddess's expression remained unchanged.

The fluctuations of the rules manifested around her: "Rain is coming."

The dark clouds that had just dispersed began to gather again, and the rain intensified once more.

The God of Truth said in a deep voice, "Mist, what are you waiting for?"

A little further away, the God of Mist, hidden in the thick fog, had not yet fully recovered, but he knew that it was not advisable to delay any longer and that he should take down the Goddess of Wind and Rain as soon as possible, so he mustered all his strength to do so.

The mist, suppressed by the rain, suddenly seemed to boil, rising in layers and sweeping towards the feet of the Goddess of Wind and Rain.

The Goddess of Wind and Rain waved her sleeves, stirring up a fierce wind that suppressed the mist for several breaths. Then, she took a step forward, her figure rushing swiftly toward the Divine Power Convergence.

Suddenly, several tentacles appeared in the rain, forming a large net that blocked the path of the Goddess of Wind and Rain.

It was the Seven-Colored Scales that seized the opportunity to sabotage things.

The Wind and Rain Goddess did not slow down. Her soft sword flashed with silver light, and the giant net woven by her tentacles was shattered into a shower of water. The Goddess rushed out with a whirlwind. Just as she was about to continue to kill the aggregate of divine power, a giant hand formed by divine power descended upon her.

The other end of the arm is the God of Truth.

"The wind is coming!"

At the critical moment, the Goddess of Wind and Rain shouted.

A tornado appeared out of thin air and rushed towards the arm, its unstoppable momentum seemingly intent on pulverizing it.

The voice of the God of Truth resounded in the sky.

"The storms will eventually pass, but the truth...remains unchanged."

Boom——! !

As he finished speaking, the giant hand clenched its fist and snapped shut, instantly crushing the tornado and sending out a visible shockwave.

Once the commotion subsided, the Goddess of Wind and Rain was trapped in a fist formed by the convergence of divine power. She continuously activated her authority, and the fist rapidly disintegrated under the onslaught of wind and rain, only to quickly reshape itself.

The God of Truth threw out another piece of paper: "Truth cannot be broken."

As the mist enveloped everything, the figure of the god of mist materialized.

"The anchor point is not stable enough."

The God of Truth said, "Kill her, and do it quickly."

"as you wish."

The God of Mist raised his hook and pointed, and countless chains emerged from the mist, all piercing through the Goddess of Wind and Rain.

(End of this chapter)