Devil's Bible

Nemus's judgment of the God of Discipline was slightly off.

This deviation was intentionally caused by the God of Discipline.

In its instinctive action, it had already become aware that Nems was pulling.

By constantly pulling, they try to influence the fate of the God of Discipline.

It was after this that the God of Discipline chose to turn the tables and use this opportunity to set a trap for Nemus.

Each time he mobilized the power of destiny, it diminished by a fraction, and this fraction converged with Saint Vislav, forming a connection and correspondence with Mocania.

While Nems was pulling Mocania, Vislav was secretly accumulating power, using his own strength and abilities in conjunction with these forces of destiny to replicate these Mocania puppets.

If Nemus's attention is truly focused entirely on Mocania, and he thinks he has Mocania completely under his control, then Nemus himself may be the one who suffers in the end.

And they could very well be caught red-handed for this, and thus be forced to hand over the portion of their divine power they had acquired.

Nemus never doubted the power of the God of Discipline.

The reason he was able to win repeatedly in his confrontations with the church was entirely because he took advantage of the fact that the God of Commandments was asleep.

Nemus's control over the Divine Authority of Discipline has been increasing, but until now, Nemus is certain that he has not truly mastered this Divine Authority.

Therefore, it is perfectly normal for the God of Discipline to seize the opportunity to reclaim his divinity.

However, everything went slightly wrong.

Nems valued the power of fate that bound Mocania.

However, he values ​​his own growth even more.

Under God, there is no inherent ability to touch the possibilities of history.

Logically speaking, it shouldn't touch upon history.

As for Mocania, she was tightly bound by the God of Discipline, and there should have been no flaws in her defenses.

However, an unexpected incident occurred.

Nemus himself did not use the achievement of history, but gave it to a consciousness of illusory origin, and this consciousness just happened to complete the task of finding the last hope in despair.

Others may not understand, but does the God of Discipline not understand?

Seventh, the End.

Eighth. Life.

Ninth, Change.

Tenth. Hope.

Things, due to cause and effect, enter into a chaotic end amidst countless pulls and tugs.

The emergence of life after the end is a new change.

After change comes hope.

The shepherd died and died again.

But through repeated resurrections and exhausting all changes, they finally found hope.

This shows that although Nemus's understanding of the world's rules is not detailed enough, it is generally correct.

Furthermore, the other party clearly recognized the value of achieving a historic number.

In the process, Nemes found the only solution.

The realism of the shepherd completes the deciphering of Mocania.

Mocania himself is not important; what matters is the power of destiny within him.

In the current situation, he has fallen just before dawn.

In order to preserve the other party's existence, this point had to be exposed in advance.

Although they managed to save Mocania, they also exposed their hidden trump card.

If the killer move is revealed, its lethality will be greatly reduced.

Once Nems discovers their methods, the specialized protective measures will likely increase exponentially.

Having missed the opportunity, and given the current situation, the God of Discipline has not yet fully awakened.

Obtaining godhood is not so easy. Nemus stood before the shepherd, looking at the Mocania, looking at the Mocania.

His eyes were filled with calculations, calculating all sorts of future changes.

"If you don't reveal your hand with this card, then I still have a 30% chance of losing."

"Now that the secret has been revealed, you only have a 10% chance of winning."

"So, are you going to continue?" Nemes asked, stating the facts objectively.

Vislav knew that Nems was telling the truth when he heard Nems's words.

Furthermore, Naims may have been hiding some of his trump cards during this process.

For example, why does Nemes have such a deep understanding of the historical number of achievements?

The Azure Whale Church has no records of this kind of data.

This suggests that Nems must have other sources of information.

This unknown channel brings with it unknown variables.

The so-called 10% chance of success might be halved if we take into account these unstable variables.

"Are you just going to let us go?" Vislav stared intently at Nems. "Don't you dare say something like 'as long as the two of us saints sacrifice ourselves'."

“After all, I’ve already told them about the divine status you had,” Vislav said.

Hayes, Saint Walker, and Alice froze, wondering if... had they said that?

However, there was more despair than anything else; they seemed to have heard some incredible intelligence information.

Some previously unclear situations were answered at this moment.

Whether Vislav said it before is no longer important; what matters is that he said it in public now.

"So what if I said it? That's right, the one-fifth of the divine essence lost by the God of Discipline is in my hands."

"In that respect, I can be considered half a god of discipline."

"Do you want to abandon the darkness and embrace the light?" Nemus asked, looking at Hayes and the others.

“Following me is also following the God of Discipline.”

"Anyway, the fact that Vislav said that means he has no intention of letting you go back!" Vislav had anticipated Nems's actions.

Nems' previous statement about whether to continue did not mean that Nems wanted to stop the fight.

Rather, Naims grasped Hayes's irresponsible nature.

Don't be fooled by the fact that Hayes has staked all of Eldar.

However, as soon as Nemes opens a crack in the fictional space, Hayes immediately runs away.

At that time, Nems clearly wanted to make it clear that if Hayes and his group escaped, then Vislav and his group's last chance of winning would be extinguished.

So Vislav released the information directly.

With this information, Hayes and his men won't be able to escape.

There's a very high chance that Nemes wouldn't dare let Hayes and the others escape.

Once they escape, the whole world will know.

Although Nems isn't that concerned about this matter right now, it hasn't reached the point where it's become a public issue.

Otherwise, those cults and evil gods that come knocking on his door will annoy him to death.

Vislav and the others didn't take Nems's offer of recruitment seriously.

Although they were not as restricted in their thinking as Mocania.

But having spent many years in the high places of the church, they had witnessed too much of God's majesty.

Even if Nemus had merely obtained godhood, and even if he had truly earned the title of god, he would still be no match for the God of Discipline.

The God of Discipline has a vast and powerful family, with more than a dozen saints alone.

In this respect, Nems cannot compare. (End of Chapter)