Devil's Bible

The moment Death's body collapsed, he instinctively looked at the Sun God, only to find a hint of surprise on the Sun God's face, which quickly turned into a smile.

Only then did Death belatedly look in the direction where Nemus was.

On the mental tablet in Nemus's hand, the rules were flowing rapidly.

There were no words, no hesitation, and no pause.

The moment the attack occurred, a surge of divine power emerged from the changes and then quickly engulfed the entire possibility of World Seven. The divine power contained naked killing intent, and the God of Death's kingdom had no time to put up an effective resistance before being submerged by this divine power.

The safe house that once seemed absolutely safe can no longer provide even a false sense of security at this moment.

While its world-class destructive power might not be enough to destroy the entire world, it wouldn't be too difficult to destroy a divine kingdom and kill its gods along with it.

Death tried to struggle, but ultimately accomplished nothing. More and more divine power surged into its being, taking away its divine essence and deflection force.

At the same time, the tablet of changing fate was also grasped by Nemus, who emerged from the rules of change.

The other side, the one who bestowed upon him, was not much better off.

However, the God of Power was controlled by Nemus with his mind tablet, but this was not Nemus's primary target.

The influence of ideological tablets is also limited.

Before Nemus could even make a move, he killed the God of Gifts, who had already melted away, his divine essence and deflection power being taken over by the God of the Sun.

With the destruction of the two pillar deities, the entire Seventh World has no future left.

The competitive mechanism among the world's possibilities has been activated.

Subsequently, a terrifying suction force appeared in the possibility of World Seven, and the source matter and future possibilities within it were instantly drawn in, converging towards the possibility of World Eighteen.

The sun god, taking advantage of the possibility of this world's destruction, further intensified the cataclysmic calamity.

"That was ruthless enough..." the Sun God exclaimed.

In the current situation, Death and the God of Gifts may seem like help, but they are actually weaknesses.

The Tablets of Destiny in their hands would offer little assistance, and it was almost predictable that with Nemus and his companions at a disadvantage, their prolonged defense would inevitably crumble, and it was only a matter of time before the Sun God obtained the Tablets of Change.

Since that's the case, we might as well strike first.

Although Nems betrayed his 'ally' in this way, he also eliminated the risk.

It propelled the calamity befalling the sun god a step further, but it also brought considerable benefits to itself.

In the short term, Nems weakened their own forces, but in the long term, it strengthened their ability to withstand risks.

This decisive cut meant that the Sun God's subsequent plans needed to be modified.

He originally wanted to use the possibility of World Seven to besiege a stronghold and intercept reinforcements, but now that plan has to change.

“That makes sense… but that’s more like it. Otherwise, when I’m creating a new world, I’ll be missing some assistance, and it won’t be perfect!” the Sun God said.

Then, on the body of the sun god, numerous solar flares shone, the divine power compressed to the extreme, looking like magma. However, upon closer inspection, it was discovered that this magma-like solar material was actually very similar to mud.

Its essence is already close to that of the source, except that it contains too much chaos and heat.

It will completely melt and assimilate any object it touches.

The rapid flow of this magma and the resulting changes in space and time are causing the entire world to deteriorate rapidly.

“This can’t go on. It’s no use just for us to hold on. The deterioration of the environment will only make our burden heavier and heavier.” The God of Wisdom quickly pointed out the key point at hand.

The most crucial aspect of the sun god's divine nature is time.

Spacetime is a fundamental component of the world. This also reveals that the Sun God had planned everything all along, which is why he directly killed the Dragon God and seized the divine status of spacetime.

The logic of destruction-reconstruction must be supported by time and space.

Indeed, this is the current situation; the power of eternal heat death, supported by the power of time, is rapidly expanding.

The spacetime nature of the world is deteriorating and rapidly heading towards extinction.

If it weren't for the struggle between the possibilities of the world, which provided a relatively stable hope for the future, and the mass extinction of gods, the structure of the world would have been stabilized.

Given the current signs of spacetime degradation, the entire world would probably have collapsed long ago.

"I have been unable to acquire the spatial divine spark."

Previously, Nemus had obtained the location of another part of the space-related divine essence from the Dragonborn, but for so long, he had not been able to truly obtain that part of the divine essence.

The most crucial point is that when the Dragon God died, he actively facilitated the split of the Time-Space Godhood.

Ninety percent of the Time Godhood and one-tenth of the Space Godhood were acquired by the Sun God.

One-tenth of the Time Godhood was later taken away by Dina.

The remaining 90% of the spatial divine essence can roam freely throughout all spaces of the world.

This is to ensure that the sun god cannot lock the location of the spatial deity.

To locate the spatial deity, one must grasp the exact patterns of its movement.

The movement patterns that the Dragonborn inherited were incomplete to begin with.

The Dragon God hid this code within his bloodline. If the dragon race were to be massacred later, the code would only become more and more incomplete.

In a situation where there is no resistance, the dragon race has no need to retrieve the spatial divine spark, because that would only allow them to be easily hunted down by the sun god once again.

Therefore, unless the Dragonborn can gather all the bloodlines of the dragon race, uncover the secrets of spacetime within the dragon blood, and reach an ultimate understanding of spacetime, allowing them to evade the Sun God's hunt after obtaining the Space Godhood, there is simply no way to accurately locate the Space Godhood.

Using the code he obtained from the Dragonborn, Nemus is gradually pinpointing the location of the spatial deity.

However, I recently discovered that the difficulty of accurately positioning myself has increased to a whole new level.

Another person named Dina, who knew the code, chose to cause trouble using her own portion of time-based divinity.

He encrypted it in terms of time.

He might not be able to find the spatial godhood, but interfering with Nemus wouldn't be difficult.

Therefore, until now, Nemus still has no way to lock onto the spatial godhood.

Thinking of this, Nemus sensed it once more.

Dina hid in a crack in time and still did not show herself.

"Has he already become a god?" Nemus pondered for a moment and came to an answer.

Previously, Dina had been planning to become a mythical species and then use her divine status to become a god.

It seems that he has succeeded in some way.

Otherwise, they wouldn't be able to hide so peacefully now.

But what exactly is he thinking? In his current state, is he still delusional enough to believe he can defeat the Sun God? (End of Chapter)