Under Li Changhe’s threat,
the True God beneath the mantle did not continue attacking the human fleet. Instead, he allowed the landing pods—unable to be retrieved and carrying continental human warriors—to crash into the continent.
At the sa ti, the True God unhesitatingly dragged two of the Chaos main ships into the planet. As for the Chaos believers, he clearly had no reservations. The remaining Chaos fleet, which had not been hit by the attacks, perford an imdiate jump and vanished from the human fleet’s detection range.
anwhile, atop the Chaos fleet, the Great Demon roared back in anger, proclaiming that the True God’s offense against the Blood River would inevitably bring their retaliation.
The True God sneered and took no notice.
The threats posed by the two were different, after all.
Despite their number—three main ships, along with nurous mid-sized and small battle cruisers—the strongest beings in the Chaos fleet were rely a few Great Chaos Demons, and they weren’t even the strongest ones. To the True God, they were but delightful desserts.
Yet Li Changhe and the Supre King, who threatened him, were surging with Divinity and obviously at their peak.
Moreover, especially in Li Changhe’s case, his Divinity even showed faint signs of rising.
This puzzled the True God, considering this universe blocked everything off and was trendously barren. There shouldn’t have been a ans to replenish Divinity. Did this carbon-based lifeform fleet contain his Believers?
No, he also didn’t sense such a presence. This guy had no believers...
An illusion?
Though he didn’t sense the presence of a Demigod throne, the carbon-based lifeform’s Divinity was no less strong than that of a Demigod. In terms of the total amount of Divinity, it even exceeded his current self.
Of course, even if it were the sa amount of Divinity, the True God’s mastery of Divinity was far superior to that of a Demigod. Not to ntion soone who hadn’t even beco a Demigod. If they truly fought, he would surely win.
However, the True God still stopped his drumming.
Even though Li Changhe had begun to mock the legitimacy of the True God’s claim to Divinity.
The True God acted as if he was not offended, indifferent.
Because he knew very well that starting a war would co at a great cost. Instead of fighting with this hothead and being taken advantage of by another being.
It was better to watch this hothead and his tribe leave.
Should he continue his reckless spending of Divinity in this dangerous and barren universe, he would soon beco an easy al for another being.
As an Elental True God, he had lived for countless eons.
His Civilization was incredibly powerful, even after being defeated and exiled by the Trilobite Civilization.
In this barren universe, he had seen too many strong or strange beings.
The Trilobite Civilization that evolved to extres, able to traverse the void with their corporeal bodies alone, shattering Space Battleships with brute force.
Hmm... This Civilization, the True God was most familiar with. Because the Civilization that was beaten was his and the other powerful Civilizations of that ti...
And the Aquatic Civilization with odd appearances and a fondness for the ocean.
The equally bizarre and more aggressive Slaughter Insect Civilization that tried to devour everything in the world.
The relatively larger Champion Civilization with scales and sharp teeth.
And many, many more...
In this barren universe, too many powerful remnants of Civilizations appeared, unknown what forces had exiled them to this barren universe. They slowly decayed.
Only those who adapted to this universe could survive.
Based on the arrogant state of the current carbon-based species, it probably wouldn’t take long before they were devoured.
Thus, the True God sneered inwardly, simply dragging the two main ships containing Chaos believers into the planet. He precisely killed the Great Chaos Demons and God’s Chosen within.
He didn’t touch the human landing pods that had smashed into various locations across the continent.
In the human fleet, players and senior officers fell into contemplation.
The True God’s retreat confird their theories.
The True God dared not make a move, or rather, most beings in this universe dared not fight to the death.
A True God, challenged by a non-Demigod, chose to be unresponsive. This was the most powerful evidence.
After contemplation, the Supre King responded, "Have the fleet land and retrieve all boarding pods from the planet."
The human fleet had not managed to retrieve all the landing pods just now; at least three hundred pods had entered the planet below. They had to be brought back.
"I’ll take the human spell army down with Dictator number," Li Changhe replied. "You and Southern Heavenly Gate number battleship keep watch from above."
"Okay," the Supre King nodded slowly. "Thank you."
This thanks seed puzzling, but it actually involved both of their private concerns.
After all, the Netherworld girl was currently asleep on the battleship Southern Heavenly Gate. Neither the Supre King nor Li Changhe dared to take risks with this ship.
Then, Li Changhe, He Feng, Yang Dong, and the others arrived on the main ship of the human Champion fleet and began to approach the planet below.
The True God on the ground coldly said, "Carbon-based lifeform, you’ve overstepped. Don’t push ."
"So you’re saying you want to hold my comrades and brethren captive?" Li Changhe responded coldly. "Shall we start a war?"
"You really think I wouldn’t dare? If it weren’t for this Endless Void, you couldn’t even handle one of my moves," the True God roared as magma surged from above the mantle like fountains. It was certainly no idle threat, after all, he was a True God. Ancestor Chiyou had only just recovered to True God status, rumored to handle a Demigod as if playing.
"Everyone has their monts of peak, don’t treat a mont as eternity," He Feng chuckled. He didn’t care whether the True God understood or not.
In the battleship, Li Changhe took out Big Lead.
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