Chapter 1423: Chapter 1382: Yingdila Armor Chapter 1423: Chapter 1382: Yingdila Armor “Muria!”

Sergei Gradyer, the Sun God, looked at the enemy deity descending into His Divine Kingdom, not too surprised since the other party had thrown such a powerful weapon into the fray. It was impossible not to pay attention.

“You old fools, how can you be so shameless? You see what you want and you just take it, with no lower limits whatsoever.”

Muria continued to question, even though he knew that such verbal attacks were useless against a Primordial Ancient God who had lived for countless eons, but making such remarks was still satisfying to him.

“But to speak the truth, such a creature with potential, being under your command, somewhat buries her talents.”

The Sun God examined Yingdila, who had only a few heads left, with slight surprise in his eyes; he had not expected this creature, which had taken a major hit from Him, to have such tenacious vitality.

His Divine Power was not merely destructive on a physical level but also scorched the soul. Theoretically, as much as her body was damaged, her soul should also be destroyed correspondingly.

With injuries like Yingdila’s, even if she survived, not to mention becoming an imbecile, her abilities in all aspects should have dropped to a frighteningly low level.

But herein lay the problem—this terrifying creature was currently drawing in the pervasive power from the Divine Kingdom, or rather, plundering everything around to swiftly recover itself.

This was not just any place; this was a realm governed by deities, and yet she managed to suppress the deities’ control over their own kingdom, utterly overriding it, which was quite alarming.

“Following me buries her? If she were under the command of old fools like you, she would never see the light of day—that would be the true burial.”

Muria scoffed at the words of the Sun God. For these Primordial Beings that peaked at their debut, serving under them always had a ceiling.

Who knows how many beings with potential these ancient beings had erased during the eons?

The deities who had obtained eternal life would never allow the existence of any threat to their status.

Just like during the initial Pantheon Meeting, the Sun God tested Muria because this ancient deity felt threatened. Had Muria shown even a slight sign of weakness or vulnerability at the time,
The Sun God’s test would have turned into an eradication, nipping the danger in the bud.

It was also because Muria presented himself strong enough, and his power demanded the Sun God’s attention, that had led to this divine war shaking the entire vast world.

“Have you considered it? Follow me, and I can make you a True God.”

Ignoring Muria, the Sun God asked Yingdila, now filled with interest towards this creature of unknown origin, and simultaneously, his heart brimmed with the intent to kill.

Ang!

A roar filled with anger and a column of Thunder wrapped in Crimson Gold Color flames erupted, facing a recruitment from a deity with Powerful Divine Force, Yingdila offered her response directly.

Such a response also made Muria burst out laughing beside her, “Can you stop being ridiculous here? With such terms, you think to recruit Yingdila?”

“Is that so!”

The deity, not angered by the refusal, declared, “If you do not wish to join my ranks, then perish!”

Enveloped in Crimson Gold Color flames, the deity resembling the descent of the sun gently pointed at the monster that was rapidly regenerating—an intent to erase this fast-recovering Void creature right there and then.

“Can you stop pretending? You’re ignoring me, is it fun? You’re not powerful enough to ignore me, so stop showing off here.”

Muria, holding the Demonsweeper Sword in hand, gently swung it. A golden Sword Qi, like a waterfall, fell from the Sky Dome, forming an indestructible barrier, tightly protecting Yingdila behind it.

“I will kill her, and you can’t stop me.”

A creature that had refused his recruitment and possessed infinite potential, Sergei Gradyer’s heart filled with deadly intent. With their adversarial stances confirmed, if not now, then when?

Muria was too strong for him to strike at directly, but despite this creature’s strength being enough to confront deities, she was not a deity yet. So, better to kill her first.

“I am here today, and you can’t touch her.”

Sensing the chilling murderous intent of the Sun God, Muria simply didn’t care. If it weren’t that neither was sure they could crush the other in one blow, they would have already been fighting.

“This is my territory.”

The deity, like an incarnation of the sun, revealed himself, stepping forward with the Solar Scepter in hand, his eyes burning with red flames like mini suns, fiercely radiant, emitting endless light and heat.

“You, I cannot kill, but this monster, I can.”

“You’ve lived too long, you’ve become senile, it seems I need to help you come to your senses.”

Muria, smiling, holding the Demonsweeper Sword, swung again. An unremarkable pale gray Sword Qi flew from the sword’s edge, bringing forth a vast and expansive Kingdom of the Dead within the swept space of gray Sword Qi.

In this world governed by the Undead, countless souls could be vaguely seen worshipping an Idol similar to Muria, devoutly offering prayers and praises.

“Ultimately, it’s not your power, it doesn’t suit you.”

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