Devil's Bible

In this situation, even if they find an opportunity to escape to another religion, they will not gain any trust.

Even if they present numerous reasons, excuses, or even solid evidence to those churches, it will be useless.

Because these things may be real at this moment, but they may become fake the next.

Even if this person hates the God of Discipline to the core, and has committed a grave mistake that is extremely detrimental to the Church of Discipline, it's all useless.

Churches of deities that are at odds with the God of Commandments will not accept the other side.

The connections are too deep; if the historical possibilities change, then everything will change.

In one possibility, he might be a rebel; in another, the other party could be God's loyal dog.

Just like in those historical dramas, a small change at a crucial moment can lead to a completely different future.

This kind of thing doesn't have much impact on ordinary people.

Some mid-level church members can still switch sides, but their path to the upper echelons is cut off.

However, for the church leadership, there was no possibility of treason.

No church would accept the leadership of another church.

Unless the God of another church has clearly been annihilated and returned to the astral plane.

Only at this point is there a slight chance that the higher-ups will be accepted by others.

But it's only a small part, because besides the risk issue, there's also the issue of return.

There are already few high-ranking positions available, and the arrival of high-ranking enemy officials presents a significant challenge in terms of personnel arrangements.

Therefore, although Hayes desperately wanted to escape, he had no choice but to fight to the death.

Hayes comes from a family of saints, whose saints are essentially of the heart.

The changes in his heart and the changes in Vislav's spirit are very similar.

Hayes quickly put together a coordinated attack.

The Spirit Race world was operating at full capacity, the entire world was buzzing and shaking violently.

The Eldar world was originally about the size of a town in the real world. It has expanded somewhat over the years, but has not continued to grow.

The whole world is exerting its strength at this moment.

Hayes's full power was also radiating outwards along the world, then forming a mental force that fell upon Vislav, providing him with a boost.

On the other side, the Holy Walker was rapidly unleashing his power.

Unlike Hayes, the Holy Walker was now making the most of the world as a medium.

He was constantly humming as he muttered various precepts and doctrines, then bowed and prayed.

The trait 'Holy Deeds' is activated once again, stimulating the entire world at once to accelerate the accumulation of divine power through 'Holy Deeds'.

Alice on the other side seemed somewhat at a loss.

She fused her body with the world, and at this moment the world was her body. This brought her unprecedented growth, and the divine charm emanating from her became exceptionally powerful.

However, if she were to recklessly unleash the world's power at this moment, she would most likely be the one who suffers the most among everyone.

When the fictional space ended, she naturally had a way to escape from this virtual world. At the moment the fiction collapsed, she could restrain her true self and use this opportunity to condense a perfect body.

But things are different now. Now, if we go all out and fully activate our own world and body, then we will all be damaged.

It's estimated that by the time this battle is over, she'll be half dead without anyone else even lifting a finger.

Neither advancing nor retreating is an option.

He was stuck in a rut, unable to achieve his goal. At this point, he had no choice but to take action.

In comparison, the Holy Son's side was much less troublesome and effortless.

Various events unfold in turn, so there's no need to worry about the world's deterioration.

It doesn't really treat it as a complete world, but rather as a branch of an alternative world.

In this situation, the Holy Son would have the opportunity to escape at any time.

The Hidden Saint trusted the Holy Son, so he had the Holy Son cooperate with him from behind.

Faced with this alliance, Nems showed no sign of panic.

His thoughts constantly shifted, and various substances transformed into sword energy in his hands.

Even among the materials that the hidden saints seize through faith, some appear to be tamed by faith, but in reality, they harbor hidden pulls.

As soon as Naimus had a thought, the internal causal changes were affected by Naimus and then transformed back into sword energy that spun around.

In this respect, Nemus's control over power is also profound.

In the blink of an eye, dozens of changes occur amidst the operation and transformation of various forces.

Outwardly, this manifests as something trembling incessantly.

Nemus stepped forward, wary of the power of destiny emanating from Mocania, which might be a special attack against divinity.

If he were to accidentally allow Mocania to break through his defenses, the divine essence he contained within his soul might be immediately drawn out.

But at this moment, Nemes continued to launch bold attacks.

If one is unaware of this and launches an attack rashly, one may be at risk.

However, if one is afraid of the risks after learning about them and therefore dares not take action, then those risks have already become a real threat to oneself.

It's like being afraid to speak out for fear of being banned; isn't that the same as being permanently banned?
Naimus would not do something so foolish as to throw the baby out with the bathwater.

In this situation, the more you defend, the more likely something is to go wrong; the more you attack, the more you will draw the enemy's attention to defense, thus ensuring your own safety.

Of course, this is because Nemes himself had the upper hand in the situation.

As Nemus chanted, countless swords and sword energies transformed into streams of light.

With a flick of his wrist, the shepherd sensed a rapid shift in the humanitarian realm that was so intimately connected to him.

Countless consciousnesses rose and coalesced within it, coalescing into a crystal-like sword without destroying the structure of these consciousnesses.

Nemes raised the sword, glanced at the shepherd, and said softly, "Now that the realm of humanity has become real, as long as I win, you will be able to escape this fictional space, be placed in the real world, and evolve into a special plane."

“But if I lose, you will only be taken away by the church and become its wealth.”

He then placed the sword to his lips and said to it, "Please, everyone, bring me victory!"

As Nemus spoke, the entire Humanity Crystal Sword immediately lit up.

The hope of survival has been 99% fulfilled; only this last bit remains. They must help Nemus achieve this final victory no matter what.

Countless thoughts were at work within.

The shepherd could only nod, his resolve unwavering.

Nemes did all this for his own purposes; he was not a good person in the purest sense.

But at least Nems didn't lie, he kept his word, and he gave them a way out. He could even sense that Nems genuinely treated them as human beings and was able to understand and recognize their emotional needs.

In this respect, helping Nemus is the most correct choice. (End of Chapter)