Devil's Bible

In the abyss, Nemus casually crushed a charging high demon, then forced back several demon lords who wanted to cause trouble in the chaos.

Then, my gaze involuntarily drifted to the other layers of the abyss.

263 layers of shadowy sky, Atata.

When Nemus last became the Demon Lord, he killed the Clown King and the Twin Demons Alaros, and became the Demon Lord in the Clown King's territory, the 181st level of the Absurd Plains, turning it into a fictional plain.

At that time, Nemus revealed his plan to take action against the God of Discipline.

As one of the victors of the original war of the demon lords, Atata naturally reached a cooperation agreement with Nemus.

Atata had no idea that Nemus had accumulated enough power so quickly to declare war on the God of Discipline, and that he was so audacious as to do so not in the Abyss, but in the Astral Plane.

Judging from Nemus's current entourage, if he were in the Abyss, it wouldn't be difficult for him to become the new Demon Prince.

But clearly, there are some things here that I don't know.

Atata pondered for a moment, but did not betray the alliance. Instead, she continued to confront the other demon lords, trying her best to prevent them from interfering with Nemus.

Nemus, having collaborated with the Moon Goddess, possessed far more information than he did.

In this situation, collaborating with Nemes is the future.

Furthermore, he and Nems have no direct conflict of interest.

Sensing that the last bit of her soul was about to be transformed into shadow, Atata began to prepare.

This might be an opportunity for me.

Nems's big move attracted a lot of attention.

If the opportunity is right, I can also become the Demon Prince at this point in time.

Perhaps this will make the God of Shadows wary and unable to pose too much of a hindrance to him.

The God of Shadows is a minor deity in the pantheon of death.

He's not exactly strong, but he's certainly not weak either. Atata isn't a special being like Nemus; he won't recklessly court death.

On the other side of Atata is the newly appointed lord of the 333rd floor—Kru.

After Nemus gave the domain name of the 333rd floor to Kru, Kru came to the Abyss to prepare to become a demon lord.

Clearly, Kru did not disappoint Nemus, and soon became the lord of Twin Peaks Gorge on the 333rd floor.

He was also another insurance policy that Nemus had set up for himself to become the Demon Prince.

"Are you really not planning to resort to underhanded tactics?"

“Once Nemes succeeds, you will never have another chance,” a voice whispered in Kru’s ear.

The words were plain and straightforward, without any seductive tone.

But Kru knew that the voice was telling the truth.

Even after he became a demon lord, the distance between him and Nemus did not shrink much; on the contrary, he could clearly sense that the distance was getting larger and larger.

“I won’t do that,” Kru said directly, refusing the offer.

"You need to understand that this may be your only chance in this lifetime."

“If you miss this opportunity, you will be destined to exist forever as Nemus’s subordinate, dedicating everything to Him.”

"He knows your ambition and will surely get rid of you when he no longer needs you."

"Don't tell me you still have a sense of gratitude," the voice continued to persuade.

"I originally thought you had some ability, which is why I've been talking to you for so long. I didn't expect you to be no different from those people." Kru smiled, revealing his disdain for the voice.

“You’re right about many things, but your understanding of Lord Nemes is flawed,” Kru said as he began to push for changes in his own territory.

At the same time, immense power surged towards Nemus through the connection between Kru and Nemus. Since Nemus chose to become the Demon Prince, but not within the abyss, the virtual power he needed would be insufficient.

This power, which constitutes the demon's virtual divinity, is key to the demon prince's existence.

This is the power that Kru is now providing to Nems.

Nemes accepted the power provided by Kru without any inspection.

If Kru really did tamper with this power as the voice said, then Nemus could indeed be harmed by Kru.

At such a critical moment, any problem in any link could trigger a chain reaction, leading to Naim's ultimate defeat.

But Kru didn't do that, and Nems never doubted that Kru would.

“Lord Nems would never settle scores with me,” Kru said confidently, while also smiling as he added, “Although I feel no gratitude toward Lord Nems, I would betray him at the first opportunity.”

"But definitely not now!"

Betraying Nemus now will only lead to Nemus's downfall. At most, he will inherit some of Nemus's legacy and become a slightly special demon lord, or at best, just a demon prince.

But that's too short-sighted.

Like Lord Nems, he set his sights on something higher.

Betrayal at this moment would undoubtedly trample the flower of ideals into the mud.

"Lord Nemus and I are of the same kind!"

As Kru uttered his last words, a force followed the channel of the previous sound, heading towards its source.

This voice appeared when he became the Demon Lord.

He claims to be just an ordinary demon, but his actual existence is extremely strange.

Klu had searched for a while but couldn't find the source of the sound.

However, the other party seemed to know many secrets, and also vaguely revealed that he possessed information about a godhood suitable for Kru.

Using this information as leverage, he wanted to get Kru to betray Nemes and then help him take Nemes's place as the lord of the 181st floor.

While struggling with his opponent, Kru continued his search in secret. Then, he used a hidden method and causal abilities to pinpoint the source of the sound.

After issuing this curse, Kru focused most of his attention on Nemus, only using a small portion of the information to investigate the outcome of the curse.

They discovered that an ordinary demon had been cursed to death, but it was almost certain that this was not the source of the voice.

The other side was also wary of Klu.

Nems didn't care about this little incident.

There are countless people in this world who possess great secrets.

If the other party is determined to become the demon lord of the 181st floor, then as long as the other party does not give up, they will still have some interaction.

The focus now remains on dealing with the God of Discipline.

"Only eight hundred units of virtual power?" Nemus sensed the virtual power he had collected.

He wants to use these virtual forces to raise enough funds to change the rules.

Eight hundred copies may seem like a lot, but each copy can be used to simulate once and complete the construction of the rules.

However, in reality, for a set of World Rule 9, simulating it only 800 times is enough to make it stable enough to form a structure that encompasses the world.

This number can be described as not abundant.

"Eight hundred it is!" Faced with this predicament, Nemus simply said this. (End of Chapter)