Devil's Bible

The God of Discipline discovered the blind spot.

He realized there might be a problem with the Holy Son.

The Holy Son defeated Nemus in Tailtown, seized the Historical Number, and became a Legendary species.

Everything seemed so normal.

But now it seems that this is the biggest abnormality. How could the Holy Son win against Nemus, who even he himself found troublesome?!

Although in retrospect, it's possible that Nemus was feigning weakness at that time, and it's plausible that he seized the opportunity to successfully seize the Azure Whale after leading the church and the Twin Demons to fight.

But the God of discipline is somewhat unbelievable.

This is not the God of Discipline targeting the Holy Son, but rather that everyone should have this kind of doubt when facing a key yet questionable figure.

Otherwise, the gods would stop at nothing to gain their own interests.

Throughout history, there have been countless cases of failure caused by misplaced trust in others due to minor details.

For example, some deities mistakenly believe a devout fanatic, thinking that the person has no problems.

Ultimately, they pushed the other party to the position of Pope.

However, the next moment, the pope betrayed the god, causing a turmoil in the faith, which led to the god being hunted down by other gods.

The entire process was planned over a thousand years.

Throughout the millennia, that devout believer never revealed the slightest clue.

While some historical possibilities may appear somewhat ambiguous, this is a normal phenomenon.

That deity was careless, and as a result, that deity no longer exists in this world.

The reason why the God of the Commandments is so clear is because that devout believer was appointed by the God of the Commandments.

Therefore, the God of Discipline also paid special attention to this.

Otherwise, if you're not careful, another case might end up in your casebook.

The God of Discipline immediately thought of the key figure: the fairy Lillian.

If the Holy Son was indeed sabotaged by Nemus throughout the process, then Lillian would definitely discover the problem.

Even if Lillian were to die inexplicably, or suffer from 'amnesia' or something similar, the God of Discipline would decisively abandon the Holy Son and choose other, safer options.

The deity's observation was discreet; a wisp of attention swiftly locked onto the time rift and located the fairy clan.

The fairy race, once vassals of dragons, naturally possesses the ability to observe and somewhat utilize history.

Back then, relying on the dragon, they enjoyed a period of relative prosperity.

But as the dragons were dealt with, these fairies immediately hid themselves in the cracks of time, and have rarely come out in recent years.

In such cases, their history is relatively simple, making it easier to investigate.

By verifying both, one can relatively accurately determine whether the Holy Son has any problems.

“No problem, history has not been altered…” The God of Discipline felt slightly relieved, and was fairly certain that the Holy Son could be trusted.

Of course, this does not mean that the Holy Son is without problems.

The God of Discipline understands that nothing in this world is absolute.

However, we cannot give up on this matter because of a minor setback. After investigating for so long, we still cannot find the problem, and we have given up on this option because of a little doubt.

Then other things are also likely to be difficult to trust.

For example, the current pope is also a key figure, and his history is somewhat ambiguous.

To say that he is absolutely certain there will be no problem is not necessarily true.

"It seems the Holy Son can be used," the God of Discipline thought. "Perhaps in the early stages, Nemus's abilities weren't actually that strong." The God of Discipline also noticed Nemus's terrifying growth rate curve.

If we erase Nemus's memories and powers and put him back in the same position as he was during the Blue Whale era when he was still a paladin...

I'm afraid those church members, his friends, would never have had the chance to betray and harm Nemes.

However, after confirming that the Holy Son was usable, the God of Discipline still kept a watchful eye.

Even if the Holy Son wants to use it, he cannot just use it directly like this.

The God of Discipline re-examined the history of the Son of God and discovered that the Son of God indeed had the potential to become a saint.

After the Hidden Saint infused his holy power into the Holy Son and used a grid to teleport the Holy Son a short distance away from the Azure Whale, the Holy Son entered a special state.

His bloodline underwent changes as holy power was injected into him, but these changes were insufficient to support the Holy Son in becoming a true saint.

He landed on the ground.

Nems's pursuers caught up with them shortly afterward.

It was Nemes's guard Poole and Towns.

The Holy Son had no time to deal with his own situation and could only flee across the land.

At that time, the Holy Son's physical condition was special, and his combat power decreased instead of increasing. If it weren't for the two Rocs, he probably would have had a hard time escaping the pursuit.

However, even after escaping the pursuit, the Holy Son was not out of danger; he was entangled in a calamity on Earth.

Upon closer examination of this situation, the God of Discipline discovered that the Holy Son was actually vaguely related to the Earth God.

This stems from the Holy Son's previous trip, where he unexpectedly obtained some information related to the Earth God's divine nature at the ruins of the Earth God's church.

The god of the earth is dead; he originally had two divine titles.

One is an Earth Element Godhood of 'eleven', and the other is an Earth Godhood of 'forty-seven'.

The Earth Element Godhood was not lost, but the Earth Godhood was not found after the Earth God was confirmed dead.

This divine essence has been sought by many earth-attribute mythical beings, and even some evil gods are trying to obtain it.

Even many deities were secretly sending people to collect clues.

With this in mind, the God of Discipline downgraded the risk assessment of the Holy Son by another level.

Because this is illogical; there's no need to use information related to the Earth Godhood as bait, it doesn't make sense.

Although there are things in this world that defy common sense, Nemus shouldn't be that stupid.

Even if Nemus gains the upper hand in this divine war, the leak of information about the Earth Godhead will still bring great benefits to the God of Discipline.

"Surely Nemus isn't planning to kill me outright in this war of gods..." the God of Discipline thought to himself.

He had considered the possibility of losing this divine war, and also thought that because of his severe injuries, he would have to give up most of the rules of "change," thus giving Nemus the advantage.

But it was only at this moment that this thought, almost as a joke, arose in Nemus's mind: he wanted to kill all possible versions of himself in this world at once.

That is impossible.

At the same time, a plan involuntarily formed in my mind.

The thoughts of the God of Discipline flowed, and then he found the present Holy Son.

At this moment, the Holy Son is in a church, once again in that state of 'everything is normal'.

He vaguely sensed that there was something wrong with the entire church.

Furthermore, the staircase leading to the basement within the church also seemed abnormal.

As he walked up, he sometimes felt like he was climbing stairs, not going down them… (End of Chapter)