Devil's Bible

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At this moment, countless divine runes flowed across the God of Discipline, and various precepts circulated, forming layers of protection.

Previously, he had joined forces with the God of Endowment and other various deities to attack Nemus. Nemus could only dodge by relying on the flexibility brought by his control over change. This was his first counterattack.

The God of Discipline was not surprised by this; on the contrary, he felt at ease, knowing that he had truly begun to address Nemus's predicament.

The God of Discipline had always felt that he couldn't see through Nemus.

The other party was really too strange. Both their way of thinking and the various abilities and knowledge they possessed were beyond his cognitive limits.

Although he deduced from this that Nemus and the Sun God were most likely extraterrestrials, this was not enough for the God of Discipline to understand beings like Nemus.

If you can't understand it, you can't predict it.

No one can say for sure whether Nems might suddenly pull out some secret weapon at a crucial moment and then take him out.

Judging from the current situation, Nems has almost run out of cards.

The God of Discipline was already able to observe and understand the opponent's counterattack.

Through the catastrophic nature of the abyss, one projects their own self, within which a special communicative power lingers.

The sun god could even turn around and seize control of Nemus's self.

From this, the God of Discipline knew that there might be an unknown connection between Nemus and the Sun God.

At the same time, this also determined the limits of Nemus's power to some extent.

Once Nemus's uniqueness was established, the God of Discipline was also in a good position.

As long as it's within this limit, he has all sorts of means to deal with it, to fight it, and even to set traps and ambushes.

Having gained a clearer understanding of the situation, the God of Discipline gradually felt relieved.

In his eyes, Nemus gradually unveiled his mysterious veil.

“I can even use Nems to investigate the situation of the Sun God!” The God of Discipline was even clearer about one thing: although Nems was troublesome, he was just an unstable problem.

But the sun god is the real problem.

This deity is a calamity that no deity can escape. No matter what they do, what they use, or what their plans are, they can't escape one question in the end—the sun will definitely rise as usual the next day.

Faced with such a being, a deep-seated fear lingered in their hearts.

Before Nems, the sun god was the undisputed ruler.

From the end of the Golden Age, the Sun God rapidly rose from an ordinary, mid-level god to a superhuman, achieving numerous historical feats that continuously elevated his status. The level of his divine power and the humanistic advantages brought by his creations also boosted the 'happiness' of his followers, allowing him to gradually prevail in the initial struggle for faith.

Up to this point, everything was still relatively normal; it could only be said that the sun god's creativity was astonishing, always managing to come up with something new.

However, afterwards, the Sun God inexplicably killed the Dragon God, plundered most of the Time Godhood, and instantly rose to the level of the top gods at that time.

Then, in the struggle for the deflection force, the sun god demonstrated his inexplicable dominance.

The feeling is that the God of the Sun inexplicably became invincible after developing for a while.

As more and more of the deflection force was mastered, other gods involuntarily formed an alliance, uniting openly and secretly to restrict the sun god.

The so-called Seven Gods Alliance appears to be a coalition of gods who unite to rule the world, but in essence, it is a coalition of gods who unite to fight against the Sun God.

Even so, as time went on, the sun god gradually won over many gods, and soon the sky pantheon was established.

It can be said that the Sun God was ahead of them in every step, and every action he took made the other gods nervous, fearing that the Sun God would suddenly complete the iteration without making a sound.

They were fairly certain that with each iteration, the generational gap between the Sun God and them would widen as long as they failed to keep up.

Ultimately, these people will no longer be able to restrain the sun god.

Over the years, countless gods have tried to uncover the secret of the Sun God's rapid growth, but to no avail. They have found nothing, as if the Sun God's power had no reason to exist.

Therefore, their decision-making gradually shifted from investigating the reasons for the opponent's strength to using various plans to limit the opponent's growth.

Furthermore, the various deities provided some assistance in response to these plans.

This is truly an extremely rare occurrence for the gods.

For example, regarding the possibility of the grid 'hunting' world, the secret techniques of the God of Discipline may not be foolproof, and if the fluctuations in the technology are too strong, it is very likely to attract the attention of the Sun God.

Therefore, the god endowed it with the concept of 'net'.

It was precisely because of this cooperation that the God of Discipline was able to complete this plan.

In addition, other deities also engaged in a hunt targeting the sun god.

Even so, they were still terrified by the sun god's power, which seemed to have no reason to exist.

At that moment, the God of Discipline discovered a solution to this terror.

Nemes.

Like the sun god, he also inexplicably became stronger in some areas.

Fortunately, Nemes' starting point was relatively low, which allowed him to observe more clearly.

"If I can figure out the external factors behind this, then perhaps I can control the external world by changing the rules, and in that case... my plan to save the world can also be updated from the Great Spiral." The God of Discipline's thoughts turned over and over, but in the Astral Plane, he did not make much progress in 'spinning'.

In this realm where time has also stood still, the God of Discipline was the first to reveal his trump card.

Countless grids appeared in the astral plane, surrounding him.

Chapter 887 Storm Enters the Game!

As the grid appeared, a large amount of matter was pulled into the astral plane at that moment.

The God of Discipline directly cast into the Astral Plane the plane essence he had plundered from another possibility.

As a special dimension where thought is the subject, the astral plane has too many subtle changes that are difficult to understand and perceive.

When matter enters the astral plane, its presence can disrupt the workings of thought.

The most important part is that along with the material comes a special fragment—a fragment of fate.

The moment this thing appeared, all the gods couldn't help but turn their gazes toward this place.

That kind of keen observation of reality seems to impose a heavy burden of pressure.

The God of Discipline suppressed Nemus's attack with a new transformation formed by surging matter.

Then, her slender, fair hand gently grasped the fragment of fate.

At that moment, Nemus's eyes flickered slightly as he sensed the power of some kind of rule within that fragment.

Following this rule, Nemus vaguely sensed some information.

[From one to two, the two alternate, and the basic structure of all things is established, which is called thought. Thought is the tangible and intangible essential structure of all things.]

The long-lost motto of destiny was revealed in this moment by this fragment.

The Tablet of Fate, shattered for unknown reasons, symbolizes that fate has completely lost its 'control' over the course of the world.

In this context, the Tablet of Fate possesses unique characteristics and is therefore imbued with extremely special symbolic meaning.

Even a single speck of mud or a small piece can create a huge wave.

The fragment in the hands of the God of Discipline, judging from the maxims of destiny it reveals, is roughly related to thought.

It records information about the number two.

Zero is the source of matter; it is destiny, and it is also a symbol of the outward spread of order, and proof that other things have a structure.

This kind of structure is information. In matter, information is the various characteristics and properties of matter. In living organisms, it becomes the soul. They influence and change each other, forming the life's thoughts.

When this thing was revealed, the entire astral plane began to be engulfed in turmoil.

Previously, the astral winds posed no threat to any deity.

But now, wisps of astral wind seem to have become the most terrifying force of disintegration.

A divine abomination sensed the divine presence here and had just arrived. Before it could do anything, it was caught in the astral whirlwind caused by the fragment of fate.

The abomination didn't take it seriously and continued swimming forward, but the next moment its mind went completely blank.

His body turned to ashes and vanished without a trace.

“This storm…” Nemus’s expression turned serious.

The power of the astral winds has been amplified many times over.

Every breeze is now an information killer.

When it touches anything, it erases all information about that thing.

Without information, there is no structure; without structure, everything naturally becomes 'empty'.

This void will only contain the source matter and the driving force brought by fate.

With nowhere else to go, this driving force will only merge into the astral winds, further strengthening them.

If this astral wind continues to intensify, it will eventually form a terrifying storm that sweeps across the entire astral plane.

Under its influence, most things in the astral plane would probably be wiped out.

Some divine kingdoms that are not powerful enough and do not have enough reserves of divine power will probably be destroyed by this wind.

In this situation, even gods have no way to escape; they are highly likely to be forcibly demoted, fall into the material plane, and become saints.

"The power is wrong!" Nemus raised his hand and released a wisp of divine power.

The divine power flowed and shifted, attempting to forcibly stop this astral wind through change.

However, the wind quickly spiraled out of control, only decreasing slightly, and Nemes was unable to intervene in its changes.

This is not in line with common sense.

It makes sense that fragments of fate could amplify astral winds and cause significant changes in the astral plane, but it's absolutely impossible for a storm to continue to intensify to this extent.

If the Tablet of Fate in the hands of the God of Discipline were one-fifth or one-sixth of its original size, Nemus believed there was still some possibility.

However, the fragment in the hands of the God of Discipline is most likely less than one-thirtieth of the complete Tablet of Fate.

It's unrealistic that under these circumstances, a celestial storm could be stirred up that could destroy most of the weak and low-level divine kingdoms.

Just as Nemus was searching for the reason, a gust of wind silently arose around Nemus.

Then the wind quickly grew and burst forth, sweeping across the entire area around Nemus.

On the other side, the God of Storms held a lump of mud the size of an egg in his hand, watching everything with indifferent eyes.

The winds swirl around the god of storms, and are in his hands.

Although the astral wind is actually a storm of ideas, a flow of information.

But wind is wind.

As the god of wind, the storm can precisely control and unleash its power, causing it to explode instantly.

Nems... Although Storm had never dealt with this person before, it didn't prevent him from cooperating with the God of Discipline to some extent at this time.

The God of Storms had previously appeared to be engaged in a power struggle with the God of Sun.

However, having fought the Sun God many times, he clearly understood one thing: conventional battles and the struggle for his own supremacy would never make him a match for the Sun God.

The other party's methods in this regard are truly astonishing.

Therefore, you should choose the softest persimmons.

Nems was naturally the easy target.

With the God of Discipline and the God of Bestowal cooperating, and several other powerful mid-level gods besieging them, the competition here seems extremely fierce. Even if others were to join in, it would be difficult for them to contend with these two powerful gods.

However, the God of Storms understood that he had only one true rival from beginning to end—the God of Gifts.

The confidence of the Storm God lies in the fact that the god who bestows it upon him will not be his opponent.

The sudden attack seemed to have succeeded, but Storm did not let his guard down.

He had intelligence about Nemus's special nature, so he would never assume that he would succeed just because he launched a surprise attack.

However, the next moment, the God of Storms was stunned; Nemus seemed to be really dead.

A peculiar power appeared within the astral winds.

Even the astral winds, capable of easily shattering Nemus's body, couldn't penetrate this force in the slightest.

The deflection force that Nemes had previously mastered was unleashed with ease.

"Nems...is he that weak?"