Devil's Bible

Complete.

It’s over.

This was the first thought and idea that came to Big's mind.

He was like a clown wriggling in the palm of Nemes's hand.

All of his thoughts and changes had been determined by Naim from the very beginning.

Then, foolishly, he changed direction in the direction Naims had predicted.

What's even more terrifying is the meaning behind this prediction—Nemus knows fate.

If Poole had previously mastered a set of fighting techniques to counter Big, then it could be said that Nemus's fighting talent was superior to others.

But now, there is only one possibility.

Nemus possesses not only superhuman combat skills but also a profound understanding of fate.

This potential despair almost overwhelmed Big.

The suffocating despair made him feel as if he were in the ocean.

I felt completely overwhelmed and squeezed by the pressure.

This even deepened his understanding of the concept of the ocean.

He believed he had glimpsed Mocania's destiny and that he would surely receive its protection.

That's why they chose that strategy—to reverse the nature of marine life and then achieve a sudden burst of power.

Like a tsunami, it completely overwhelmed Poole in a very short time, securing a successful victory in the battle.

This is self-destructive.

If he does that, his strength may be greatly reduced afterward, and his stats may even drop to five or six hundred. Furthermore, his traits and other attributes will likely be affected, his stat output will be disrupted, and he may suffer long-term consequences.

But Big wasn't afraid. He felt that with Mocania's fate as his safety net, his decisive action was actually a plus.

This self-destructive approach completely violates normal combat logic.

Therefore, such extreme tactical strategies are virtually impossible to predict in advance; they can only be known in advance.

The fear of having his reliance and foundation discovered instantly shattered Biggs's mindset and actions.

Poole's massive body swung his palm at him, and he instinctively defended himself.

But it remained deathly silent.

The once turbulent ocean became like a stagnant pool, utterly defeated by Poole without any resistance.

Faced with such a crushing defeat, Bige dared not attempt a fundamental reversal, as such a reversal would be too extreme.

It is only through extreme beliefs that one can sustain oneself.

As a result, Big lost quickly. Poole's mind repeatedly broke through his physical defenses, delivering the final blow.

This is the scene that Mocania saw after completing her transformation and defeating Op.

Faced with this situation, the moment Mocania appeared, countless puppets rushed out from behind her, climbed and merged together, and then formed a huge entity that blocked Big's way.

The massive fist swung, and the waves caused by the fist and Poole's expansion instantly woke Biggs up.

For Biggs, the best support right now is Mocania.

Seeing Mocania's transformed strength, Big's confidence soared, and his thoughts were solidified by the destiny that Mocania represented.

This brought him back to his senses from that despair and fear.

At this moment, he was perfectly aware that his mind had developed a huge flaw due to this repeated torment.

This vulnerability will only make you more vulnerable and cause you to break down mentally.

He needs a period of rest and recuperation to recover his mental state and learn from these setbacks. Otherwise, a single external attack could cause him to collapse once again.

But given the current situation, there's no time for him to rest, so there's only one option left—go on a rampage.

"Have I really been driven to this point?" Although Big's mental state was severely compromised, to the point of developing into a kind of mental illness, his consciousness was becoming increasingly clear.

With such clarity, I can examine my past experiences with a detached and indifferent detachment.

His previous desperate reversal of life's essence was the result of guidance from Naims.

Under this guidance, I acted impulsively, which led to the outcome that Nems predicted.

But it's different now.

“I have no time to rest and recuperate, and I have no other way out. Or rather, from the moment I joined this mission, or even earlier, from the moment I was born, I had no choice.”

The moment this idea was confirmed, Big went mad.

So Big calmly detonated his own life essence.

The siren bloodline that had been integrated into his body was violently broken by Big himself.

The ocean power it contains erupts in an instant.

Biggs used this burst of energy to propel him into the same special state he had previously achieved by harnessing the blood of the legendary siren, and even further.

The numerical output has climbed from over six thousand to over seven thousand.

“Mocania!” Big said calmly to Mocania while restraining his burst of power, “Don’t underestimate Nemus.”

“I noticed your special qualities before, but Nems probably noticed them even earlier.”

"He wields the Sword of Destiny, and is very likely also familiar with the Way of Destiny."

"There may already be many hidden hands planted around you by Nemes. Think carefully and be careful!" Biggs' words at this moment were truly kind, for a dying man's words were kind.

This time, Biggs detonated the essence of life, and he no longer needed to consider the aftereffects.

Because he is unlikely to live long enough for the aftereffects to manifest.

This possibility is too great.

At this moment, Biggs regained its original clarity.

He had a clear understanding of the essence of life in this world—God's economic crops.

Therefore, he pursued power.

However, within this clarity, there was actually a self-deception involved: that he believed he could gain attention by demonstrating his value.

After going through all that back and forth, Big finally snapped out of the false clarity that came from the euphoria of discovering that Mocania possessed a destiny favored by fate.

He truly realized the problem; he had definitely been drawn into some major event.

In such a major event, he was merely a pawn.

The role of the chess piece is to sacrifice. It doesn't need to consider the future, whether it can ascend to the divine kingdom, or become a special and whole member of it.

Just as he, as a nobleman, never considered whether the commoners would be injured or killed while working for him, nor did he ever think about their aftermath.

No matter what the common people think or how hard they try to serve themselves, it will not affect the outcome.

The greater the value displayed, the more pleasure those who only seek to reap will find.

At this moment, Biggs, who had gained complete enlightenment, even felt that everything in heaven and earth was so clear.

Of course, beneath this clear feeling lies a desperate emptiness.

All his courage towards the world was shattered.

So, out of pity for Mocania, who still seemed to possess boundless courage, he uttered those words. (End of Chapter)