Devil's Bible

The sun god is too powerful.

This strength is all-encompassing, whether in terms of numerical values, feature mechanisms, or skill understanding.

He possesses the inherent pride of a time traveler, and his goal has never been as simple as becoming the 'strongest'.

He has always wanted only one thing—to single-handedly overthrow the entire world and then control it!

From the moment fate could no longer subdue the sun god, the sun god became uncontrollable.

Nemes was merely the last straw that fate grasped at.

He chose to protect Naim by various means, giving Naim some time to develop.

If Nemus hadn't obtained the "marginal increasing effect" from the True Spirit, the possibilities of World Number Eighteen might not have opened up so quickly.

However, it is more likely that before Nemus has fully developed, the time that fate can hold on for will have run out, and Nemus, who has no power yet, will simply be crushed to death.

It can only be said that this game was originally a crushing defeat for the Sun God, but with the arrival of Nemus, there was only a slight ability to put up a fight.

In this situation, the Abyss, though able to "hold its own power and rely on its own political influence" to force Fate and Nemus to bow down.

But the Abyss is not stupid.

The premise of having a large army and wielding significant power is that the enemy is still within one's control. If one delays engaging in the conflict, allowing the enemy to gain an increasingly larger advantage, it becomes almost impossible to realize one's own interests.

The surging River of the Underworld turned into an unprecedented destructive force, and the broken infectious power now acted like a monarch ruling over calamities.

The other three calamities, which were originally driven by the sun god, stabilized at this moment.

There are five major calamities, with the abyss being the beginning of the calamity and eternal heat death being the end of the calamity.

When other calamities are not under a ruler, both have a certain degree of control over them.

Now, the Sun God has the advantage of the Tablet of Fate, while the Abyss has Kru to assist him.

Kru's transformation into a demon is a crucial aspect of his identity at this time.

At this time, it became the key medium for the abyss to spread its own control.

Most importantly, Nemus, Abyss, and Kru have formed a stable media triangle.

The precarious situation was miraculously stabilized by the three of them.

As a demon lord, Nemus is also considered the overlord of Kru due to contracts and other relationships.

The will of the abyss is the origin of calamity and the master of demons.

Kru himself is the medium, but also the god of the earth, who controls the calamities of the earth with his divine status—the collapse of all things.

The three combined to suppress the continued attacks of the other world-ending calamities.

The collapse of everything can pull on other things, causing flaws in their structures.

Then, the shattering of the invisible end interrupts everything.

It can be said that the collapse of all things is extremely important; otherwise, the Sun God would not have paid special attention to the Earth Element Godhood before this.

The purpose is to have a certain degree of control over any calamity.

As the calamity subsided, a surge of divine power erupted from within the world.

The terrifying divine power formed a surging image of death. Within this image, the sun god discovered that all his movements were forcibly pulled by chains formed by certain rules, and then restricted to the spot.

"The change actually happened to you!" The Sun God's gaze fell on the God of Death, whom he had previously ignored.

At this moment, Death held in his hand a nearly complete block of clay that could change fate.

Thus, the remaining elements of fate, still unseen, consist only of O-1's own destiny and the last-placed motto of hope. The moment Death was chosen by the Sun God, he sensed his own impending death.

Despite being the Grim Reaper, he felt at that moment that the person opposite him was the true God of Death.

He combined the imagery of death with the changing fate tablets to create this deadly move, which is essentially an imitation of the goddess of discipline.

The goddess of discipline is accustomed to restricting her opponents with the rules of change, causing them to stagnate and cease to be able to change.

At this moment, the Sun God did not make any further moves, but simply rotated the force on his body, quickly and forcefully suppressing the rules of change.

As for the divine power of the death imagery that crashed in, it was completely melted before it reached the Sun God.

That's right, the divine power has been completely consumed at this moment, and it is no longer possible to recover and reuse 95% of it as before.

Then, the sun god's power transformed into sunlight, but at this moment, the sunlight seemed more like the entire sun falling down, enough to incinerate the whole world.

It was as if a single blow would annihilate Death, the God of Gifts, and the possibilities of the world they inhabited.

But the next moment, the rules of change that had been broken free from produced new changes, which were then injected into that ball of flame.

Suddenly, the flames took on the characteristics of life.

Seeing this, Death breathed a slight sigh of relief. The reason he took out the Transformation Tablet was to protect himself.

The situation is now quite clear: in the struggle between the Sun God's destruction of the world and Nemus's salvation with the support of fate and the gods, World Seven has become the easy target.

Although the Moon Goddess and the God of Life are protecting them, the strength of this support is limited.

Given the current situation, the possibility of World Seven could be abandoned at any time.

Only by bringing out the key points can we succeed.

Changing clay tablets—these things might not have been important before, but now their importance has skyrocketed.

Nemus's biggest advantage right now is that his position in the rules of change on the path of the ancient gods is relatively early.

In this situation, Naims still has some advantage in terms of change.

However, if the Sun God obtains the tablets of change, then Nemus's not-so-significant advantage will be lost.

This is the value of Death in uniting the people.

As long as Nemus doesn't want the transformed clay tablets to fall into the hands of the sun god, he must come to his aid.

Just as Death had predicted, Nemus and the God of Life worked together.

Nemus infused the power of the sun god with change, and the god of life used this change to drive the growth of life within it.

A fiery abomination appeared in this world, inheriting the power and sins of the Sun God, as well as many of the Sun God's calamities.

At that very moment, the Sun God could sense that his control over the calamity of eternal heat had diminished slightly.

The God of Life successfully used this opportunity to enter the game and take control.

It was as if Nemus and his men had put a noose around him and were wrestling with him.

At this moment, with the help of this trick, the God of Life also joined the struggle in a new rope snare.

The increased pulling force meant he had more things to deal with.

Just then, Death suddenly realized something.

When he turned back, he sensed that something was wrong with his divine body.

The god of bestowal stood behind him, a somewhat bewildered expression on his face, and bestowed upon him his collapse. (End of Chapter)