Chapter 1430: Chapter 1378: The God of Fear_2 Chapter 1430: Chapter 1378: The God of Fear_2 “Muria, is this the confidence you dare to bring into my Divine Kingdom?” The Sun God sneered, his voice laced with seven parts mockery and three parts pride as he knocked Muria back down into the earth of the Divine Kingdom with his staff and summoned his worshippers to suppress him.

Then, He extended his other free hand toward his back and clapped, meeting another pair of slightly slender palms, radiating light.

“A newly ascended god with Powerful Divine Force? Let me guess what you plan to do with him—defeat me? No, that’s not all; you want me to fall and repeat what you did to the emperor on me. What terrifying ambition!”

The Sun God sighed, then his gaze fixed on the Blazing Sky Goddess, whose form was gradually becoming visible from the endless light. His expression grew solemn as he felt pressure and sensed the shadow of demise looming.

But his heart was filled with confidence, for he stood within his own Divine Kingdom, facing two gods with Powerful Divine Force, a situation well within his capacity to handle.

“However, it’s a pity I’m not some brain-damaged waste like the emperor!”

At that moment, the Sun God felt a surge of ardor, His somewhat dormant heart rekindled. Hot blood pumped from the reanimated divine heart throughout his body, making his Divine Blood boil and ancient aura spread, intensifying the majesty of the Ancient Gods.

“Both of you will fall here today.”

The ancient and majestic deity made a declaration like a spell, as if this reality would be verified in the next instant.

“Such an easily inflated old fool, how did you reach this point? Just a little success, and you puff up like this, thinking you are unmatched.”

With a whisper like a dragon chant, even the glowing earth roared. The Giant God, covered densely with worshippers, reappeared, Golden Flames burning on his body and instantly sweeping away all worshippers around him.

At the same time, the god of the Blazing Sky, who the Sun God had just repelled, reappeared. She wore platinum Armor, holding a dragon spear, flanking the Sun God with Titan, who possessed the Dragon King Bloodline.

With no more superfluous words, the Sun God decided to prove himself through action and engaged the two powerful intruders in a monumental battle.

His Divine Kingdom suffered from this war—the once peaceful and serene atmosphere was utterly disrupted, and beautiful sights were continuously destroyed.

The worshippers, the most critical foundation of the Divine Kingdom, perished in large numbers. No matter how favored by the gods, their souls were merely mortal.

Even with the gods’ blessings that allowed them to wield Divine Power, in the face of two, no, three powerful gods, even divine servants hardly differed from ordinary worshippers—touching them meant death, grazing them meant injury.

During this unprecedented pressure, the Sun God realized that the trust between the two gods he faced had reached an incomprehensible level, and their cooperation amplified their effectiveness beyond mere addition.

On the brink of exhaustion, the Sun God made the wisest choice—calling his Subordinate Gods.

Don’t laugh; this is a normal practice and a key reason why powerful gods subdue Subordinate Gods. Not only to have a stable enforcer in daily affairs but to throw someone to block a blow at critical moments, and if it can divert attention and bait skills, all the better.

Then, the Sun God discovered something extremely infuriating: No response! All his Subordinate Gods seemed to have lost contact with him, ignoring his summon via the Contract as if he didn’t exist.

“What are you doing? Summoning your Subordinate Gods? If so, don’t waste your effort.”

Muria laughed as he spoke, feeling the tide of battle turning in his favor due to his collaboration with Michaela, and he planned to continue pursuing his victory to gain the upper hand.

Black-Red Flesh spread in the gaps of the Armor, gradually wrapping around its surface, adding a tinge of brutality and malevolence to Muria’s originally dignified and solemn appearance.

At least, Michaela frowned slightly at this unprecedented new form of Muria, feeling a sense of discomfort, which caused a slight misstep in their coordination.

However, such a hiccup was quickly compensated for by Muria. The Sun God, who had originally hoped to take advantage of this to severely injure Michaela, kept his guard up, waiting for a turn in the battle.

“What have you done?”

The Sun God felt increasingly uneasy, knowing that during His war with the Ming King God System, some of his Subordinate Gods had entertained thoughts that should not have existed. Yet, such thoughts should not result in an unanswered summons under these circumstances!

This situation should not exist, nor should it have occurred. The only explanation was that the eerie creature before Him had interfered.

“I didn’t do much—just completely severed your Divine Kingdom from the outside world. Don’t be nervous; this separation is only temporary. Once you fall, your Divine Kingdom will return to its original place,”
Muria spoke, his words sounding reassuring yet filled with a suppressive intent.

“No, how could you possibly go to such an extent?” disbelieving Muria’s words, the Sun God scoffed, unable to accept the possibility.

“Nothing’s impossible. The Teacher has painstakingly plotted for twenty years, just for this battle. It’s no trouble to maintain this condition for a moment, especially with me orchestrating it.”

A fresh yet powerful divine aura appeared, a third powerful Divine Force felt by the Sun God, instilling a twinge of fear yet completely foreign to him.

“Who are you? How have I never seen you before?”

The Sun God divided part of his focus to observe this third deity appearing in his Divine Kingdom—a strange god in Flesh Armor, where ancient and new qualities harmoniously coexisted.

But no matter how bizarre His form was, that power was undoubtedly real and pure.

“What benefits have Hades offered you? Whatever it is, I can double it.”

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