Playing Catch with the Sun God had beco even less entertaining after the Demi Gods lost consciousness.
Sunny had eliminated his own subjects, which was how Dilan ended up changing his tactic.
Instead of playing around, he pumled around with the corpse of the Sun God. He used Oricalm and shrouded it in the Immortality Aura, and several layers of Destruction before he began inflicting injuries on the Sun God's unscathed body
More than ten minutes had passed since then and the Sun God's entire body was probably covered with more than a thousand tiny, superficial cuts.
Dilan was satisfied with the drawing he had carved on the body of the Sun God after cutting the seam of Sunny's armor. There were many other things Dilan was ready to do, just to make sure that he wouldn't feel even more bored.
Unfortunately, his plan didn't work out all that well. Once the Sun God realized that Dilan was rely playing with him, he noticed that sothing was odd. Not only were his Demi Gods still unconscious even after ten minutes out of his Sun Divinity's range of effect. The Sun God didn't know that Dilan had attacked them using poison attributed mana.
They would be rendered unable to move for, at least, one more hour.
As for the other things Sunny noticed, they included the loss of contact with his army and the fact that the Sun Divinity inford him about the loss of his strongest followers.
His Army was getting attacked while he was being played with. He was treated like a doll, and his army was getting decimated.
This was not sothing the Sun God could accept easily. Once again, he unleashed the power of his Sun Divinity before he charged back to the battlefield below the flying island.
What he witnessed while levitating above the battlefield caused his eyes to widen in shock. More than half of his army had been eradicated, including more than three-quarters of his closest followers. Each of his closest followers had been enhanced with the Blessing of the Sun Divinity.
This increased the amount of mana they could hold, their physical strength, and mana aptitude and it elevated their control of the fire elent. Their fire attribute was much stronger than before as well, providing them with a substantial increase in their overall combat prowess.
However, the Sun God's followers had been defeated nonetheless.
"How…can that be? The flying island was so weak…I could have trampled it whenever I wanted…I just wanted to have more fun feeling your terror…but that terror disappeared. Where is your terror, your fear…" The Sun God mumbled.
He continued to look down on the battlefield while Dilan appeared behind him. Dilan carried the remaining unconscious Demi Gods of the Sun God around using his Green Magic.
He didn't really feel like playing the butler but he was pretty sure that he needed the two dozen unconscious bodies of the Demi Gods. It was not because he wanted them to survive what was about to happen but because he needed them to make sure that the Sun God wouldn't go overboard.
'Can he feed the Sun Divinity with the fear of others? Is that why he sensed that sothing changed on the flying island because they found hope?' Dilan wondered while his attention was still on the Sun God. There was a trace of disbelief in the Sun God's eyes and…fear.
The Sun God was actually afraid of the changes that had occurred and he looked over to Dilan with a mixed expression, filled with various doubts.
"Is it because of you? Because you appeared they've changed…I cannot feel their fear anymore…none of them is afraid anymore…That is not possible!"
Dilan was not sure if Sunny was slowly losing his reasoning but he could tell that it was finally his opportunity to say sothing.
"Let's just separate ways. You will leave the flying island alone and we won't bother you," He thus proposed, without paying any attention to sounding trustworthy or anything like that.
Dilan knew that he could kill the Sun God. He was pretty sure that the 12 Apostles of the Blood Orc settlent were stronger than the Sun God…and he still defeated them.
In fact, after the last month had passed, Dilan's strength had increased trendously. He was pretty sure that his combat prowess had increased fourfold, if not more than that.
That was also one of the reasons why the Sun God seed like a spoiled child in a sand castle right now.
"How can I believe you?" The Sun God roared out loud while the Sun Divinity began to shine brightly. The Sun Divinity exuded a searing heat once again, increasing the surrounding temperature.
Dilan moved the unconscious bodies of the two dozen Demi Gods around him and between the Sun God and the army where both Dilan's people and Sunny's subjects were located.
"You cannot believe either way. I am just telling you that I will take your head the mont you attack the flying island again. I will also take your head if you enter the flying island without my permission.
I know that you can use your Sun Divinity to destroy the flying island, but you witnessed that I resurrected from death. I am pretty sure that you are intelligent enough to tell that I'm stronger than you as well. Even if you're prideful there is a limit to how blind soone can be.
So take your people and leave. Don't bother annoying us just because you don't feel our fear anymore, otherwise, the only fear you will perceive is your own and the uncontrollable fear of your subjects!"
Dilan had enough fun playing around with Sunny if one could even say that he was having fun, to begin with.
It was ti for the Sun God to take his leave and to make sure that this idiot would never return to them.
"The mont you release your Sun Divinity to attack my people, I will not hesitate but to use your lovely stick and to push it up your butthole!" Dilan added, his sky-blue eyes staring deep into the yellow eyes of the Sun God, who froze in place.
The Sun God had just thought about unleashing the power of his Sun Divinity with the intention to expand his faux Divinity in order to destroy everything in a radius of more than a hundred kiloters, except himself.
However, he stopped in his tracks when recalling that Dilan would resurrect and what would happen afterward.
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