It was a non-human form.
Though humanoid in shape, the entire body only resembled a human form, with no discernible human characteristics.
It emitted an indescribable aura, one that seed to give the air mass, heavier than the densest substance in the world of equal volu.
Thus, in such air, it felt as if they were solidified, unable to move.
When their gazes t its, they experienced the illusion of being killed in an instant.
So, the mont their eyes t, Aži Dahāka and Apophis felt fear for the first ti in their lives.
As special Evil Dragons of myth, they would not truly vanish. Even if killed, after hundreds or thousands of years, they would be reborn anew.
Because they were part of the fabric of myth, as long as humans knew of their existence in the myths they believed in, these Evil Dragons would eventually revive.
Even gods found it difficult to make humans forget these Evil Dragons, as it involved many aspects, such as the gods who battled them.
If information about the Evil Dragons were suppressed, it would affect the deeds of the related gods. How then could the aning of those gods' existence be justified?
And if those gods were connected to other gods, how could those lies be reconciled?
Moreover, if humans truly believed the fabricated stories, new situations might arise, potentially altering the nature of those gods.
In other words, those gods might beco different from before. Who would be willing to accept such changes?
There had been attempts to do so in the past, but they led to even worse consequences.
Thus, as beings part of myth, Apophis and Aži Dahāka would not normally face true death.
After a certain period, they would be resurrected due to human faith.
Of course, if a myth were willing to actively revive them, they could be resurrected more quickly.
But now, for the first ti in their lives, the two Evil Dragons felt that if they died this ti, it would be true death—they would not be resurrected.
So, were they to self-immolate like the lower gods before them, with all traces of their existence vanishing from this world?
"What a truly chilling aura."
The one who uttered these words with a slight tremble was the fallen angel governor, Azazel.
The figure before them—was this the form of the so-called Demon God King? The sa Demon God King who, in another parallel world, annihilated Satan.
He had also obtained so information from Michael's side.
In fact, after learning about the existence of parallel worlds and the Final Battle Between Humans and Gods in those parallel worlds, so people had begun to question the origins of this King Solomon.
How amusing.
In another world, he had been an adversary of the God of the Bible, yet upon arriving here, he had inherited the position of this world's God of the Bible.
"It really feels like there's no way to win~"
The one who said this was Zeus.
The next mont, a roar that seed capable of shaking the world erupted, its source being Beast Emperor 666.
This was the first ti it had roared so loudly.
Its reaction was sowhat exaggerated, like a cat trying to intimidate an enemy, indicating that it was terrified.
Imdiately after, its body began to swell, and the jaws of its seven heads gaped wide.
The swollen body seed to glow from within, turning increasingly crimson.
In the next instant, an attack capable of bringing about humanity's end was unleashed. Its distended belly rapidly deflated, and the red glow vanished.
From the gaping jaws, seven scorching beams of fire blasted toward the divine hall.
"BOOM—!"
An unprecedented explosion echoed, though few actually heard the sound.
The terrifying shockwave ruptured eardrums in an instant, leaving people deaf and their minds dizzy, vision blurring.
When they regained their senses, the sky was engulfed in flas, as if it were about to burn away.
The next mont, like a wind dispersing fog, the inferno vanished without a trace.
The divine hall remained unscathed, and the anomalous figure showed no signs of damage.
He had rely taken a single step toward Beast Emperor 666, yet bizarrely, that one step brought him directly in front of the beast.
"ROAR—!"
With a roar, one of the heads imdiately lunged to bite.
Thump—!
Like a tomato struck with force, it burst apart.
In truth, this King Solomon didn't seem to be exerting much effort.
However, the shattered head began to regenerate, as if a film were rewinding.
But before it could fully recover, a staggering scene unfolded: Beast Emperor 666 was seized and torn in two.
And keep in mind, Beast Emperor 666 was hundreds of ters in size, while he stood at most three ters tall.
The sight was as exaggerated and surreal as an ant effortlessly tearing a human in half.
Yet, even after being ripped apart, 666 did not die and began to reassemble.
No—
"It split."
"Split into seven?"
Beast Emperor 666 had divided into seven entities, encircling him at the center, preparing to unleash a new attack—one powerful enough to scrape the earth's surface bare.
Witnessing this, the onlookers paled.
If the attack struck the ground, those standing too close would inevitably be caught in the blast.
Just as the attack was about to be unleashed, the ribbons of light in the sky seed to flicker. By the ti anyone realized it, all seven entities had been pierced by countless beams of light.
Then, amid Beast Emperor 666's agonized screams, the pierced bodies began to burn.
It was as if they had been ignited by laser beams.
Its body turned crimson at an alarming rate, finally exploding like a burst of fla.
At that mont, the spectators' expressions shifted drastically, and they imdiately raised their defenses.
Due to the erupted flas surging outward like a tsunami, any building they touched instantly dissolved.
"This... this is truly..."
At a loss for words, Azazel could only desperately deploy a barrier; otherwise, the terrifying heat would reduce him to ashes as well.
After holding out for roughly three to four seconds, the flas vanished as swiftly as a receding tide.
"Was it destroyed just like that? The... the Beast Emperor 6... 666?"
He muttered in stunned disbelief, his words slightly stamring, as the related mories were rapidly fading.
This ant that the Beast Emperor 666 had also had its history burned away by him.
Lifting his head, he gazed at the luminous bands encircling the sky, which now appeared even brighter.
Lowering his gaze once more, he watched the abnormal form disappearing and reverting to a human figure.
That guy had eliminated the legendary monster in just a few moves—it was truly chilling to witness.
Who, then, was the real monster?
His eyes also glanced toward the Evil Dragons, particularly Apophis and Aži Dahāka, both of whom seed utterly petrified.
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