Capítulo 1170: Chapter 499 Rumors and Division
In the temple, there was a mont of silence.
Coeus’s words were straightforward, but Asmodeus could understand his concerns.
As the other party said, there was indeed nothing about him that could be related to ‘Cronus’ right now, unless he truly revealed the entire process of how he reached this point.
However, that was impossible and unnecessary for him to do.
Regardless of whether the other party believed in his identity, as long as he could provide Coeus with what he wanted, there was no difference between the two.
The God of Lightless Celestial Body desired to contact ‘Cronus’ simply because he was the forr Divine King, one not tolerated by Zeus, and had once collaborated with the Titans God.
But on the other hand, as the great being from the Invincible Abyss and the Demon Monarch ruling the Nine Hells, his identity could equally dispel the other party’s doubts.
“Whether I am or not is not important. What matters is that I am indeed not a Primordial God, nor an Outer God like the Mother Tree.”
“And in this world, only I would co to you at this ti to solve the doubts you have always had.”
Speaking calmly, Asmodeus didn’t elaborate further.
He rely revealed a slight essence of himself, the proof belonging to the immortal deity Chaos’s great divine strength.
Invisibly, the Law of the material world made a slight reaction as if verifying what he said.
And standing in the shadows, the manifestation of the God of Lightless Celestial Body’s will saw this scene without reservation, and he too understood what the Lord of the Nine Hells wanted to express.
There is no one else, among the deities of Chaos, greater than the Primordial Gods.
And as compared to Cronus, who was likely only promoted through the Divine Authority’s special case, if the person in front was not him, that might actually be a good thing.
After all, Coeus was not the Divine King, and he never had a chance to inherit the throne… After a mont of silence, he slowly erged from the shadows.
The God of Lightless Celestial Body’s figure, like one chiseled by blade and axe, appeared. He looked at Asmodeus before him, paying the due respect to the great being.
“Greetings, your esteed highness, regardless of whether you are Cronus.”
“As you can see, I have indeed been expecting this for a long ti…”
“But before that, there is one thing I would like to know.”
The voice was low, carrying a heavy echo, like the ancient celestial bodies resonating as they moved in the starry sky, causing the air to quiver slightly.
A plan laid out thousands of years ago was finally coming to fruition, and Coeus should have felt joy for this.
Yet, at this mont, he did not feel so and instead formally inquired.
“For thousands of years, I have always known.”
“To achieve true great divine strength, the most crucial point is to have one’s complete and independent symbolism.”
“However, the Law of the world never grants this opportunity. Since the First Age, no gods in the current world have succeeded.”
“Except for those born before the Mother Goddess or those who wielded the Divine Authority, no one has ever broken this limitation — your appearance might be an exception from outside the present world, an opportunity found only in the outer Abyss.”
“The possibility of this existence fills with great joy… But what I want to know is, to gain this opportunity, what must I sacrifice? And in this process, what do you require to do?”
“The experiences of the First Age tell that everything destiny offers has already been marked with a price in secret.”
“Although I want to beco a great divine strength, if the price is to end up like my Father God and the real ‘Cronus’… then giving up is sotis not an unsuccessful option.”
Not overwheld by the benefits before him, Coeus knew that since the person in front of him had seen through his intentions, then perhaps, as he said, he held certain information that could truly allow him to take that step.
But correspondingly, the God of Lightless Celestial Body also clearly knew that becoming a great divine strength might just be the beginning, especially considering the fates of the previous two Divine Kings, which made him very certain of his judgnt.
The Heavenly God Uranus contributed greatly to the present world.
Even though this achievent was the result of destiny’s guidance, due to Laine’s prophecy, he prematurely t eternal sleep before exhausting his own ‘heavenly destiny.’
The Second Generation God King was even more enigmatic; he never exhibited power beyond the True God for an entire era.
Yet at the finale of everything, he suddenly acted and ended the Titan War with unmatched force, only to inexplicably relinquish authority and leave the entire Earth.
Perhaps others never rembered, but hiding among the stars for thousands of years, Coeus never forgot to watch the mortal realm.
He still clearly rembers that when all gods were suppressed by the Second Generation God King and unable to cope, Mother Earth had angrily questioned Cronus, ‘Who are you?’
No one knew what went through the mind of the God of Lightless Celestial Body at the ti; only from that day on, he completely abandoned everything in the mortal world.
In a sense, the reason why he established such a temple in the mortal realm was not so much to attract Cronus, but actually for another purpose.
That is, if the other party could still walk freely in the world, could he tell him what exactly happened back then that allowed him to ascend to greatness in a single step, only to vanish without a trace after a mont of brilliance?
Such a result was truly terrifying and too unknown.
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