Primordial Era: With unparalleled comprehension, I pioneered a divine kingdom of faith.

Chapter 129 Just a Little Short

Immortal Martial Emperor Fang appeared before Chaos at lightning speed, his right hand extending in a fist, golden energy collapsing across the heavens and the universe.

A collision between physical bodies.

The Immortal Martial Emperor directly clashed with Chaos. His terrifying divine power and golden blood forcefully carved out a new world in this endless chaotic era.

"Kill!!" The Immortal Martial Emperor's physical body shone to its fullest extent, with endless divine runes of the Great Dao intertwined, marking an indestructible trace and an immortal radiance.

When Zeus and the other gods saw this scene, they realized the true terror of the Celestial Martial Emperor: a battle between a physical body and a primordial god like Chaos.

The golden divine blood was falling, some from the Empire and some from Chaos.

"Six Paths of Reincarnation!!!" Di Fang roared, and six ancient reincarnation worlds appeared behind him, ancient and mottled reincarnation worlds.

They directly aimed to crush Chaos.

Chaos looked towards the Empire. As time and space shifted, six ancient worlds shattered, turning into chaos!

Chaos's authority, the primordial, or rather, the chaos!

Chaos is the beginning of everything, the primordial beginning, and at the same time, chaos can also erode all things.

Endless chaotic divine power surged forth, directly suppressing the Emperor.

It seemed as if all the heavens were about to return to nothingness, back to the embrace of chaos.

"Severing Boundary Finger!!!" Di Fang's long black hair flew wildly as he pointed a finger, severing the river of time from past to present and future, shattering everything.

Even chaos is no exception.

Chaos's body cracked, he was severely injured, and divine blood flowed out.

The primordial chaos reappeared between heaven and earth in the next moment.

Chaos's wounds are healing.

Tefon appeared before Chaos, unleashing a golden fist imprint. Chaos, not to be outdone, retaliated by exchanging blows with Tefon.

Di Fang's figure was sent flying backward.

Blood trickled from the corner of his mouth.

Cracks appeared on his body.

Chaos looked at the Emperor, his aura rising infinitely.

Just as he was about to break through to the Saint realm, Di Fang stopped.

Time flies by.

"It's still just a little short," Tefon murmured, looking at Chaos.

"What a pity." Di Fang looked up at the sky.

The will of the Greek mythological world finally reacted and traced it back to this place, which is why the aura emanating from Chaos was constantly rising.

If the fighting continues, the Imperials believe that the Greek mythological world might spare no expense to elevate Chaos to the status of a saint.

That would be a case of losing more than you gain.

The Emperor came to Chaos in order to break through, but unfortunately they were unable to have a proper fight.

Time flies, and Tefon returns to the present.

Having fought Chaos across countless ages, the Imperial Empire's bottleneck has begun to loosen.

Everything from the past has vanished.

Zeus and the others looked at the Emperor with great alarm.

Di Fang glanced at Zeus and the others, but he had no desire to attack them.

Of all the Greek gods, only Chaos was worthy of the Empire's attention.

As for the others, Di Fang had absolutely no desire to intervene.

The Emperor vanished instantly from the world of the Greek gods.

Zeus and the other gods breathed a sigh of relief, but the solemnity in their eyes never faded as they watched the departing Emperor.

Especially Cronus, as the second-generation god-king, who wields the power of time, but to do what the Emperor did, to go against time back to the beginning and fight against the oldest god.

It was like a dream; if he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, Cronus wouldn't have believed such a thing could happen.

But now, that's the reality: not only did the Tecmo achieve it, but they also directly fought against the primordial god Chaos.

That's the most terrifying thing.

"Can you do it?" Zeus asked Cronus, thinking of him.

Cronus did not answer, but simply turned and left.

Can he do that? Is that even humanly possible?

He still hasn't been able to undo the power of time on Hyperion.

This is something far more terrifying than the power of time possessed by Hyperion.

Cronus never imagined going against the flow of time to the primordial era to confront the oldest gods. At most, he used his authority over time to see the past and future, nothing more.

However, it was practically impossible for him to do such a thing. As the controller of the power of time, no one understood this better than Cronus.

This means that the Imperials' battle is not only about fighting Chaos, but also about withstanding the backlash of the power of time.

Neither of these is something Cronus can do.

This is why Cronus turned and left immediately when Zeus spoke.

Zeus led the gods back to the Pantheon.

The existence of the Emperor was like a shadow that lingered in the hearts of the gods.

Although the Imperials did not take any action against them, the Imperials were ultimately not people of their world.

They dared not imagine how the Imperials would react if they were to attack them.

"Perhaps it's not as terrible as we think," Athena said slowly, looking at the worried-looking gods.

All the gods looked at Athena with a glimmer of hope in their eyes, having made up their minds that whatever Athena said, they would believe that she was right.

Even if it's just me deceiving myself?

"If he really wanted to attack us, he would have done it already. This shows that he doesn't intend to attack us," Athena said slowly.

Upon hearing Athena's words, the gods realized that they hadn't been deceiving themselves; they had indeed fallen into a misconception.

Although the Imperial forces are strong, they have never actually taken the initiative to attack them; their worries are completely unfounded.

As Athena said, if the Empire really wanted to take action, it would have done so long ago. Why would it leave?

Athena's words immediately pulled Zeus and the others out of their misunderstanding.

They were constantly worried about the Imperials taking action, and out of fear, they fell into a misconception: what if the Imperials really wanted to take action against them?

Just now, one by one, none of them can escape.

"So, that person won't attack us?" Ares asked gently.

Athena looked at Ares but did not speak.

The other gods looked at Ares and couldn't help but twitch their lips. Only Ares would have such a naive idea; he was a complete idiot with nothing but muscles in his head.

Are you sure you won't take action against them? This is no simple matter.

To put it bluntly, the reason they're not attacking them right now is simply because they don't want to, not because they're afraid of anything. If they were really afraid, they wouldn't have gone directly to the Primordial Era to fight Chaos.

Besides, they're not from the world of Greek mythology, but from the other world. Their inaction now doesn't mean anything.

The most important thing is the future.

Can't you even understand something this simple?

However, the Greek gods did not respond and chose to remain silent. It was better to deceive themselves than to live in constant worry.

(End of this chapter)