This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous Chapter 1509: 653: Cheats Credited, True Freedom to Do Whate

Chapter 1509: Chapter 653: Cheats Credited, True Freedom to Do Whatever One Wants_2

At the outskirts of the city, the beasts affected by the sonic wail gradually returned to calmness once the sound ceased, scanning their surroundings in confusion before quickly retreating to their respective territories.

Within the Fool’s camp, witnessing Mu You effortlessly unravel the attacks of multiple deities one by one, the City Lords and players behind him were nearly dumbstruck.

Unlike Gusha, they didn’t grasp the concept of the Heavenly Dao and thus hadn’t anticipated such an outco from the beginning.

Most of them still didn’t understand what had transpired. Upon witnessing several deities simultaneously charging toward them, despair had filled their hearts.

Yet, in the monts that followed, Mu You rely waved his pen a few tis and let out cold shouts. The charging deities crumbled one after another, humiliated by various ans.

These were True Gods, after all—not re foot soldiers. Yet, they hadn’t even had a chance to showcase their abilities before being systematically suppressed, manipulated by Mu You like lumps of rubber mud…

This reality-defying scene unfolded vividly before everyone’s eyes.

Yet Mu You, as the protagonist of this grand spectacle, remained exceptionally calm.

Mu You had once pondered a question: If one day he achieved infinite Deviation Value, would he beco truly invincible?

And now, he finally had an answer.

Yes!

As long as he possessed infinite Deviation, he would be an unconquerable existence!

Although this current state still fell far from genuine infinite deviation, it was already plenty to deal with these few deities before him!

Now, in the open field between the armies, the Sensory and Artillery deities joined the battle one after the other, bringing the count of deities being ravaged by Mu You’s Air Divine Palm to five.

Mu You had never paused his attacks and simply couldn’t stop. The Deviation inside him was wildly fluctuating; he had to continually write rules and expend Deviation Value to stabilize his condition.

anwhile, the Order’s Lock visibly began to manifest and overlay on the bodies of the three deities he had subjected.

This was the hallmark of the Order faction: every rule Mu You enacted not only oppressed enemies but also prevented them from resisting—otherwise, the Rule’s Lock would be applied as punishnt.

In the blink of an eye, the chains on the three individuals had already exceeded double digits.

“All forces, heed my command—attack!!”

From the rear, the Space God could hold back no longer as he issued the order to charge.

With the space sealed off, they had no path of retreat; to charge forward was their only option. Even if the battlefield ahead was Hell, they had no choice but to muster their courage and plunge into it!

At the Space God’s command, the Titan Army roared in unison, gripping their weapons tightly, maintaining their formation as they charged forward amidst cries of battle and killing.

The charge of tens of thousands of troops was an overwhelming sight. The sheer cloud of dust kicked up was enough to blot out the sky.

Yet, facing the oncoming Titan Army, Mu You refrained from taking any extra actions, continuing to subjugate the three deities while casting a glance over his shoulder at the Blood God and Lamp God.

Despite appearing to be omnipotent, he was constrained by the Book of Order’s upper limit of “a maximum of five rules.” His operational scope was therefore quite limited.

He had even revoked two previously set ti-limited rules, leaving only the prohibition of parasitism. Yet, even so, his application of rules was sowhat stretched thin.

For the next move, he needed to focus entirely on dealing with these deities—these armies would have to be handled by soone else.

The Blood God and Lamp God imdiately understood.

Mu You had already shouldered the vast majority of the pressure in this war. Naturally, there was no room for complaints, and the remaining tasks undoubtedly fell to them.

“Heroic spirits, the ti for revenge is upon us! The enemies who decimated our race stand before us—charge with !”

The Lamp God’s resonant voice echoed across the battlefield. With those words, he led the charge.

Behind him, countless Divine Race Undead let out thunderous roars, the honor and hatred inscribed in their very bones and blood exploding all at once in that mont.

The sound of bugles signaling charge reverberated, as all Divine Race Undead followed the Lamp God’s lead, racing forward in a frenzy to kill the opposing troops.

The two armies collided like stars smashing together at the dividing line in the center of the city, launching into a brutal, bloody lee.

The Divine Race’s numbers were noticeably fewer.

However, with the enhancent buffs from the Lamp God and Blood God, the combat power of the Divine Spirits proved significantly superior to that of their opponents.

Coupled with Mu You’s earlier maneuvers, the morale among the Divine Race surged, while the Titan Army’s spirits waned.

Morale, intangible yet palpable, was a crucial factor capable of influencing the direction of a battle—its effects amplified in wars of this magnitude.

With high morale and their innate vendetta against the Titan Army, the Divine Race warriors fought valiantly, achieving nearly a two-to-one kill ratio.

Amidst flashing blades and soaring swords, flesh and blood flew in all directions, screams of agony ringing ceaselessly. Divine warriors fell incessantly, but the Titans fell even faster. The mont the armies clashed, the disparity in combat power beca significantly apparent—the Divine Race warriors smashed through the Titan Army’s first line of defense with unstoppable montum.

At the rear of the battlefield, over ten thousand ordinary players had originally been ordered not to participate in further combat. With Mu You’s removal of the “Suppress Enemy Star Level” rule, the clash now revolved around top-tier Nine Star warriors, leaving the average four- and five-star players re fodder if they entered the fray.