Devil's Bible

It's reasonable that a god-like being like Thirteen, who was previously in a divine state, would have high divine combat skills.

However, many of the gold-type individuals are exhibiting similar qualities at this moment, which makes the problem seem somewhat amiss.

“They probably have some kind of method to mimic the war of the gods, so that these people are already familiar with how the war of the gods works…” The God of Wisdom saw the problem.

But this only aroused the interest of the gods.

Currently, the mainstream method of divine warfare among the gods is to have their legions primarily composed of intelligent, modified weapons like prayer angels, which are 'without autonomy'.

This biological weapon can execute God's commands to the greatest extent possible, without causing any failure to execute the commands properly.

The drawback is that it places very high demands on the deity, requiring the deity to handle every detail personally.

Similar ideas to Nems's approach have been conceived by other deities, but they all deemed them unrealistic.

Firstly, most of the gold-tier individuals have only just reached the entry stage for the God War.

To cultivate a golden seed capable of recognizing divine warfare requires more than ten times the resources of a prayer angel, and the time cost is immeasurable.

Furthermore, simulating a battle of gods also requires resources.

The biggest problem is that the simulation process actually requires real warfare to take place.

The operation and changes of various forces cannot be brought about by a purely illusory world.

Without any benefit, waging a simulated god war like this, although less expensive than a real god war, is just pure internal strife.

To reiterate, it does not meet mathematical expectations.

"Nemus has found a place with extremely strong spacetime carrying capacity and almost infinite internal resources..." As the God of Wisdom said this, a portion of the God of Death's power had already been directed towards the Land of Slumber.

Unfortunately, in most of these places of slumber, the gods can hardly enter at this time.

Ordinary observations can only detect a strong force of primordial reversion on it.

But by observing this, the gods were able to pinpoint the problem.

It wasn't that their abilities were flawed, but rather that a combination of factors blocked their perception.

The sun god concealed this, and the power of fate was also subtly at play.

There is also a kind of primal force that returns to its origin, which the gods instinctively abhor.

The gods have always been terrified that the world will eventually return to mud, and there are places all over the world like the Land of Slumber, filled with the power of the return of the source matter.

For the gods, these places were like corpse spots on their own bodies; no one was willing to delve deeper, cut open the skin, and see the rotting flesh and the nauseating smell inside.

That instinctive aversion makes their senses often avoid those areas.

Upon witnessing this scene, the previously silent Sun God immediately lifted the blockade on the Sleeping Town.

The truth about the mud pit can no longer be hidden.

He already knew this when Nemes broke the crystal wall subsystem between the possibilities of the world.

"It's much earlier than expected." The Sun God never intended to completely conceal these things, although the gods' sense of crisis had been buried by a long period of peace.

However, under the end times, these gods will quickly return to their original state.

However, the sun god intended to use this time to establish more advantages.

But Nemes' unexpected turn of events still disrupted His plans.

Although it's unclear how Nemus, someone who isn't even a Mythical Species, managed to break through the Crystal Wall Subsystem, but...

"That's fine too," the Sun God thought. "Victories that are too quiet are ultimately boring."

"I look forward to their struggles, to adding more brilliance to this world!"

As the Sun God removed his concealment, the other powerful gods discovered the peculiar nature of the slumbering land.

Then they all dispatched their saints to the Land of Slumber, entered the Town of Slumber, and saw the still-gurgling swamp. Each of these powerful deities wore an exceptionally grim expression.

They knew the quagmire existed, but without actual observation, they would never know how bad the world was.

Even some of the most powerful deities believed that the end times had only just begun and that the destruction of the world would take a long time.

However, if we observe from the perspective of the quagmire, the origin of the world's fundamental nature, we will discover the problem.

If the world is also a living thing.

Then an era is a different stage of life.

The mythological age and the golden age can be considered as the nascent era.

The various eras that followed can also be seen as youth and adulthood.

In the understanding of many deities, the so-called end times are merely the world having just ended its middle age and entered its old age.

In terms of time, the entire End Era should go through two or three eras before it comes to an end.

However, the facts are now laid bare before them.

That means that people not only die of old age, but they may also die suddenly as soon as they get older.

The situation in the world is far more serious than they imagined.

Given the nature of the swamp, it wouldn't be surprising if it suddenly expanded, engulfing the entire world and leading directly to its end and destruction.

The whole world is like a child who suffered a serious illness as a child, and has not paid attention to his health over the years. After decades of suffering, he is about to die suddenly as soon as he enters old age.

These gods considered many things to be normal.

It's like a floating whale.

The theoretical lifespan of a floating whale is very long, approximately three thousand years.

However, almost all floating whales do not reach the lifespan limit of three thousand years.

There are countless examples of floating whales that have died mysteriously over a few hundred or a thousand years.

Those who live on the back of the floating whale, whether they are from the church or noble families, commoners or wealthy merchants, will definitely take action if they have the opportunity to profit from the floating whale.

They never cared that doing so would damage the floating whales.

Some deities have rebuked them for this short-sightedness.

However, in reality there is no difference.

Whether it's gods or humans, if placed on an equal scale, they are all just ordinary shortsighted.

In this situation, many of the gods who were originally watching the battle between Nemus and the God of Discipline with great interest suddenly seemed to have lost their interest.

Especially Death.

He instantly realized that many of the things he had fought for before were actually not very meaningful.

That would not give them any chance to struggle at the end of the world.

However, He found that He had not made much progress on those theoretically crucial things over the years.

After only a brief pause, Death knew that the fight must continue.

Through long-term struggles, the world has developed corresponding systems and rules.

If you don't fight for those meaningless things, you won't be able to bring about those meaningful things.

"How pathetic!" Death sighed, though it was unclear who he was lamenting. (End of Chapter)