Devil's Bible

As soon as Nemes entered the field, it was like water falling into a pot of oil.

The entire area instantly boiled over, and countless things began to move and change.

The God of Discipline did not change his expression much upon seeing this scene.

He simply calmed down and observed all these changes, then recorded and learned from them.

The fact that Nemes was able to integrate the rules of change under these circumstances demonstrates one thing—his fictional rules were already able to encompass most of the changes.

The rules of this world are there; whether they are precepts or fiction, they are merely a comprehensive explanation of them from a certain perspective.

This is the norm for top-level rules.

For example, Death can only use death to explain the end.

The God of Life, in his explanation of life, although named "Life," can only indicate that he views this rule from a certain perspective.

Such a massive set of rules is correct no matter how you look at it, whether you look at it from the front, the back, or even from the side.

Differences in ideas can only lead to subtle differences.

But at this moment, Nemes's ideas had some inexplicable advantages when facing him.

The God of Discipline was fully aware of this.

Firstly, my own ideas have existed for far too long.

Although the various advantages and disadvantages are not explicitly stated, they are clearly described in the church's scriptures.

Having infiltrated the church for so long, it's impossible that Nemes hadn't studied these scriptures.

Therefore, fabricated doctrines, to a certain extent, restrain his precepts.

This alone negates most of the advantages that the concept of discipline has accumulated.

Even though Nemus had only recently become a god, his ideas could still directly clash with his own.

Secondly, there is the world's choice, which is determined by fate.

New changes always overtake old changes.

This essentially sealed the fate of the God of Discipline.

At the same time, the God of Discipline understood this when he proposed the wager.

With the world making its choice, he has no chance of winning no matter what.

When he made the bet, he never expected to receive any of the winnings he claimed.

He was more concerned about the third point that Nemes's ideas could surpass his own.

"A unique and real idea."

"This inexplicable advantage gives me a familiar feeling."

The Nemes concept, which targets advantages by being a latecomer, simply makes up for the gap in accumulated experience.

The world's choice merely gave Nems a chance to win.

However, the key issue that the God of Discipline seeks to address is that difference in concepts that is real yet inexplicable.

"What is it?" The God of Discipline pondered, then gradually grasped some of the characteristics exhibited by Nemus: "A change that is beyond my comprehension, yet is undeniably capable of being driven forward?"

When this realization came to him, the God of Discipline even thought he was hallucinating.

He has observed this world for hundreds of millions of years, and all the fundamental changes in this world are within his understanding.

Further changes are simply combinations and arrangements of these basic changes.

First combination, second combination...

The fundamental changes are still the same.

However, Nemes's ideas seemed to contain a fundamental change that was not under his comprehension. This is similar to having thoroughly studied various mathematical formulas, concepts, and cutting-edge knowledge.

But then someone tells you that between one and two, there is another integer.

That's a situation that crushes your understanding and makes you feel like your intelligence has been insulted.

But at this moment, the God of Discipline chose to abandon his preconceived notions and reason, and chose to believe this situation.

“If this is true, then it seems that some things can be explained…” the God of Discipline murmured, his gaze passing through the astral plane and landing on the sun.

"I have a very clear understanding of all the fundamental changes in this world, and it is impossible for me to be wrong about that."

"Therefore, there is only one possibility to explain the current situation!"

"Nemus!" The God of Discipline looked at Nemus with exceptionally fervent gaze. The words he wanted to say were all channeled into his ideology, clashing with Nemus's: "You are a being from outside this world, aren't you, just like the God of the Sun!"

It must be said that there might be some exaggeration in the claims about deities.

Some deities are born deities, while others are simply lucky enough to acquire divine status in mythology.

However, those who become powerful beings, whether they are born gods and thus naturally strong, have achieved their accomplishments without any exaggeration.

Simply by virtue of the inexplicable advantage of the idea of ​​a Nemus, the God of Discipline connected all the anomalies and, contrary to his own fixed perceptions, gave the correct answer.

Nemus did not answer the God of Discipline; all he received was the final, fatal blow after his ideals were shattered.

Faced with this situation, the God of Discipline knew that he had guessed correctly.

The next moment, divine power suddenly erupted from the body of the God of Discipline, and things beyond the possibilities of this world began to be pulled apart rapidly.

The so-called wager was never intended to be kept by the God of Discipline from the beginning, just as he knew from the start that he was destined to lose.

Therefore, everything he proposed was aimed at obtaining the secrets of Nemes's ideas while buying himself time.

So-called integrity, so-called divine dignity, those are all unimportant things.

What does it matter if these things are lost, as long as enough profit can be made?

I've already lost enough this time; there's no need to keep losing this part of my divine essence. That would only make things more difficult for me.

"As expected, you never intended to honor the bet from the very beginning!" Nemus wasn't surprised at all.

Most gods are actually this kind of creature.

It only pursues cold, mathematical expected returns.

If, according to mathematical expectations, defaulting can bring more benefits, then one should default.

The entire process involves purely mathematical calculations.

This means that their behavior can be easily predicted from these events.

The moment the God of Discipline lost, the Moon Goddess and the Will of the Abyss also made their move.

The three forces instantly formed an encirclement, trapping the God of Discipline in the center.

The God of Discipline, however, did not care about these things.

He's going to die today, but the damage he inflicts on Nemus before he dies will determine how much advantage he can gain for his future entry into this world!
The blade in Nemus's hand changed, and then a soft cry rang out.

Nemus's sword strike instantly mobilized the surrounding Kunpeng power, forming the Sword of Fortune - Kunpeng.

The blade sliced ​​through the God of Discipline's final attack and landed inside his body.

Golden blood gushed out, and the crystalline divine essence within it, radiating a rich golden hue, rapidly flowed out and surged towards Nemus.

Meanwhile, another group of divine beings broke through the crystal wall subsystem and headed towards another possibility of the world.

And just then, a ray of sunlight appeared. (End of Chapter)