Chapter 1379 True Gods [2]


    It was an instinctual thought.


    Damien suddenly felt like that ce wasn''t far away from him. He definitely didn''t have the pure qualifications to go there, but he thought he could do it anyway.


    He just had to make the eyes of reality his own.


    If his current perceptive ability became the norm, and he was given the time to assimte with the mana, that ne would be at his mercy.


    He was confident.


    But not now. Now, he only had the ability to see it and understand its nature.


    Heavenly God ne.


    That was its name.


    The Heavenly God ne was something like an alternate reality. It only existed for Godlybat and couldn''t be visited on any other asion. It barely even existed in the first ce, instead being like a reflection of reality.


    Damien began to understand why Gods were so high above everyone as he explored it with his eyes.


    They would automatically gain ess to this ce when their Divinity strengthened to a certain point. After that, if they even wanted to express their power against another God, they had toe here.


    It wasn''t necessarily a restriction. True Gods could show their power as they wanted and fight in the Heavenly World if they pleased, but because of how mana reacted to their very presence, it was difficult to do so.


    Even if they didn''t actively will it, all the mana in the surrounding few tens of millions of kilometers would be beckoned by their existence and be part of any attack they used.


    In that situation, not just their targets, but millions or more innocent lives would be involved in their disputes.


    There were few Gods that didn''t care about themon people, and even fewer who held an utter disregard for the environment itself.


    Therefore, they fought in the Heavenly God ne.


    Did they have a reason not to?


    Even for the crueler Gods, the chance to show the absolute best of their ability and crush their opponent in every single way, something the Heavenly God ne gave them, wasn''t a chance they would give up just for the sake of showing their power tomon mortals.


    However, that wasn''t to say that all battles between Gods took ce in the Heavenly God ne.


    If two Gods of equal power fought hard enough for the Heavenly God ne to stop amodating them, if that battle was forced into the real world…


    Situations like those were what allowed those beneath them to find a reason to worship Gods.


    Situations like those were the source of myths and legends.


    Anyway, the current forces in the Heavenly God ne that Damien was observing were the two Gods from the Veritas n and the two Gods from the Straea n.


    Their battle was blurry. He couldn''t necessarily make them out until he gained the power to enter the Heavenly God ne without restriction, but from his current perceptive ability watching from the outside in, he could at least see how the flow ofw changed hands.


    ''The Veritas Grand Elders are holding out well, but they don''t really have a chance.''


    It was designed like that from the start. Their opponents were people hand-picked for the purpose of killing them. It was never an even battle.


    It was the same on the ground. Romulus and Reva Veritas were struggling more as time passed. Fifty enemies had been culled down to thirty, and that number was slowly going down, but there were only two of them.


    They didn''t have the opportunity to rest and recuperate their mana. They were being pressed constantly, and because of the endless nature of their enemies'' attacks, their mental states were being exhausted as well.


    By the time they got the number down to half of what it started at, Damien''s clone had already taken action.


    It ran through Demigod after Demigod, killing, devouring, and moving to the next before the bodies even had a chance to drop to the ground.


    One would expect a ughter to end in a mountain of corpses and a river of blood, but when Damien acted, it was the opposite.


    Not just those he killed, but those whoy on the ground after losing their lives earlier, were swallowed up by a swarm of ckness, leaving the battlefield cleaner than it was before the battle began.


    But perhaps that was more terrifying, because even though they were being saved, the two future leaders of the Veritas n were terrified in their souls by the one doing so.


    After all, while other Demigods couldn''t sense the true nature of the Void, they could absolutely feel its terror when it bared its fangs so close to them.


    The Damien on the ground controlled the situation rtively easily, and as he took the two Veritas geniuses into an isted part of the Sanctuary temporarily, his main body in the sky acted as well.


    ''I''m not sure of their numbers, but the loss of two Gods will definitely hurt.''


    Saving geniuses was the priority, but it was also important to preserve thebat power the n currently had so those geniuses could be properly fostered.


    He almost didn''t want to get involved without absolute certainty, but at the same time…


    ''...I really can''t help myself. I want to know what happens.''


    He was not in the Heavenly God ne.


    Maybe the situation where a God''s body in the real world was damaged while they were in the Heavenly God ne was rare enough to be negligible in most cases, however…


    ''...I''m not "most cases."''


    Damien was a unique existence who was already stronger than most other Demigods.


    He didn''t know.


    But he really wanted to find out.


    How much damage could he do to a True God?


    This wasn''t time for him to hold back.


    He moved away from the Veritas Gods and approached behind the two from the Straea n.


    As he felt earlier, the surrounding mana was far more chaotic and destructive than anything on the other side, but this was better for him.


    Contrary to what the enemy would expect, this kind of mana only enhanced his force.


    He crept up behind the two Gods and picked his target.


    ''That one seems to be causing the most trouble.''


    The two were a man and a woman. Of them, the man was the stronger-looking one, but from what Damien saw in the Heavenly God ne, the woman was the one contributing most to the battle.


    ''Then…''


    He was directly behind her, but she couldn''t sense him.


    Was it because her mind was in a separate ne, or was his concealment just that good?


    It was likely abination of both, but Damien didn''t spend much time thinking about it.


    He raised his arms and hovered his hands beside both sides of her head.


    He gathered Void Energy in his palms and transmuted it as he wanted.


    Destruction, Death, and Lightning. Those were the threews he infused along with the Authority of Existence that governed them all.


    The ck force that arced across his fingers was the epitome of chaos. It was abination of all the most destructive forces in his arsenal, an attack only possible for him now that he''d be equipped with his power as a Demigod.


    He flexed his fingers and took a deep breath.


    His power coalesced.


    It became harder to conceal his mana from the world.


    The God he was targeting noticed his presence.


    But he was already moving.


    He mmed his hands sideways, crushing her head between them.


    And once he made contact, he let loose all the force he gathered.


    The result…


    The result was something magisterial.