Chapter 1464: Chapter 1421: The Fall of the Empress Mother Chapter 1464: Chapter 1421: The Fall of the Empress Mother The actions of the Sovereigns undoubtedly deviated from what Muria wanted to do, but Muria couldn’t say anything about it because he desired a place that could better hone his race, allowing the Sovereigns to help him without asking for anything in return.

Based on this, Muria gradually gave up seeking the aid of the Sovereigns, no longer seeing them as a reliable source of strength, and relied solely on himself.

Yet, even so, Muria’s Divine Court was not at a disadvantage in the Epics against the Mother of All Things System and even advanced steadily with firm and powerful steps, generally having the upper hand.

However, such an advantage was hardly worth mentioning as it was obtained at the cost of the fall of one Deity after another and the destruction of legions built around legends, with the world’s essence continually being consumed.

Thus, Muria felt no pride in this because it was to be expected, having gathered all the Deities, rallied all the world’s forces, and gained support from the Great World Will; achieving such battle results was natural.

A unified Divine system should reap such battle outcomes. It was unknown how much time had passed since the eons ago when the Mother of All Things first invaded; had there been an organization like the Divine Court at that time, the Mother of All Things would have never successfully invaded, and might have even retreated after a few attempts.

But it was precisely because the Deities were divided and the Gods had not united that such a result occurred, making them a target for entities from the Void.

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In the splendidly magnificent Divine Palace, the majestic God King presided above all, with hundreds of Deity avatars neatly lined in four rows standing silently beneath Him, continually reporting various news or requesting support.

Thus, in the eyes of the God King, He saw His subordinate Gods contributing every bit of their abilities to this battle with dedication.

However, all of this had nothing to do with Him; as God King, He did not interfere with the movements or resource distribution of the directly affiliated legion.

He did not want to bother with these trivial matters, or rather, there was no need to, for His Divine power came from His strength, supported by the current recognition from the Great World Will.

Therefore, military power, something so crucial in the eyes of mortal kings, was inconsequential in His view.

“How long will this war continue?” a soft whisper arose next to the majestic God King, heard only by Him.

“Once we achieve victory, it will naturally end.”

“Victory? Which kind? Is it a victory if the Mother of All Things flees, or if you kill her? Which do you wish to achieve?”

“I intend to kill her.”

The solemn voice, filled with a chilling intent, responded to the inquiry from the Deity beside Him, causing the information exchange among the Gods within the temple to momentarily halt, and after a few breaths, the exchanges resumed.

“Achieving that will be difficult. You need to understand, our current identity is that of Gods, yet what we are fighting is a band of Epics that can leave for the Void at any time.”

“I know, if they decide to leave, I will likely not be able to stop them. But who says this battle only includes us? The Sovereigns are still watching from behind.”

“Aren’t they not supposed to interfere?” A quiet flame of red Divine Fire burned, a Goddess born from the Blazing Sky God Race a bit perplexed. She knew that her consort had completely excluded His own kind from the battle lineup, completely disregarding their participation in the war.

“In ordinary battles, these Sovereigns Your Excellency indeed do not interfere, but when the Mother of All Things tries to flee, will they let such a juicy piece of prey slip away?”

“Ah!” Michaela realized.

“Hm?”

“What happened?” The Goddess asked, sensing something had occurred, although her true self was in the midst of battle, it didn’t stop her from communicating with her consort.

“I’ve discovered some very peculiar creatures.”

In the commanding, dignified eyes of the God King, filled with an authority almost too intense to look directly at, all things in this world flickered momentarily, then he focused on a bustling city.

The God King reigned supreme over all things and Gods, His lofty perspective overseeing everything. He never interfered in the majority of matters, not out of indifference, but because He regarded all things as equal and thus remained an observer. However, when something threatened the beings He perceived in His domain, that was when He chose to act.

“I found it.”

Time flowed, space trembled, the invisible force of rules swept across the heavens, and the Monster diligently gathering information within the city was captured by the God King surveying many domains and then scrutinized in detail.

“What is this?”

Michaela observed the continuously shifting semi-transparent liquid creature in her consort’s hand, somewhat astonished.

It wasn’t the creature that surprised her but rather the attitude of Her consort. Creatures with similar forms were numerous in the world, and She truly couldn’t discern any special aspects in the slime-like toy in her consort’s hand.

“Just a bug,” Muria examined the object in His hand, responding with a calm tone.

Under His gaze, the slime worm, capable of mimicking most creature forms, was on the brink of death, not yet dead only because the God King who had captured it still had unconfirmed information.

“Is it something sent over by those Divine Tree lords?” Although it was a simple response, Michaela still inferred much from it, as anything capturing her husband’s attention must be no ordinary thing.

“No, not from that side, this toy comes from the Void, from an old friend.”

A hint of a smile appeared on Muria’s face, but though he was smiling, his eyes were filled with endless murderous intent and a faint joy, for He had already pinpointed the location of that old friend.

“However, daring to spy on my world from such a close position, truly seeking death!”

In the unknown Spatial Rift, comparable to a colossal giant, the God King raised His head, gazing at a certain point in the Void beyond the world. Then, a bow appeared in His hand, and he drew the bowstring.

Boom—
A vast and boundless Golden Torrent surged out from the world within, instantaneously striking a star that had jumped out from the Void in a hurried attempt to escape.

Rumble—
There was no second outcome, the Nest Planet that had spied on the world exploded, and the Queen residing within screamed pitifully amidst the torrents ofApp:4.025.085,228TLDRAssistant

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