Only God
Chapter 227 - 194 We Have Seen the Light

Chapter 227: Chapter 194 We Have Seen the Light

Pale power burst forth within the Country of Divines, and the divine beings who had been battling against the pale divinities were instantly tainted with the pallor of death, which, like the venom of a cobra, spread throughout their entire bodies almost instantly.

Countless divinities of the Country of Divines were transformed into pale divinities, and the stars in the universe slowly lost their original colors, turning pale instead.

Dragon God Endora leaped high, attempting to escape the scourge of the pale epidemic, but that terrifying might relentlessly pursued her until it tainted her dragon tail and ascended to her six wings.

She released a piercing dragon roar, a mournful sound that became the dominant theme among the divinities at that moment.

On the surface of the earth, the Wind God, Wood God, Pasture God, Agricultural God... one after another, the divinities succumbed to the pallid contamination amidst wails of agony, and the moment the pale corruption was complete, their original cries disappeared, their emotions abruptly stripped away, transforming them into heartless, duty-less stone puppets, or like stars forever bound to their ordained orbits.

The already precarious Country of Divines collapsed in the blink of an eye, teetering on the verge of shattering.

Witnessing this hopeless scene, Kagawus’s eyes sharply contracted, and in his trembling, he ground his teeth, while in the distance the Prophetic Star suddenly erupted with dense divine power. Its core compressed, Kagawus raised his eyes, straining to gaze upon the Fate Line!

Facing the Fate Line, Kagawus extended his hand, and the Prophetic Star trembled violently. Its core, the condensation of Original Divine Power, was continuously pressured by Kagawus, who fixated on the Fate Line, ready to make the final prophecy even if it shattered the star.

"The Golden Age cannot end like this..."

However, even as Kagawus gathered all his strength to see the imminent future, he lacked the ability to influence fate. The destiny of the gods’ war had long been determined, and no matter how hard the divinities struggled, all that awaited them was endless despair.

The pale power was destined to envelope every divinity, and even the magnificent Golden Hall and the Thunderbolt King upon his throne were merely gasping for breath.

"Water God Angel, Winter God Skadi, freeze it all!"

Prophetic God Kagawus collapsed despairingly, his eyes bleeding, on the brink of collapse, he could only shout at the top of his lungs.

The divinities were powerless to change the inevitable fate.

All they could do was to persist a little longer.

What vast despair!

Even the most exalted divinities, those esteemed stars above, could only prostrate themselves before it.

When Water God Angel heard Kagawus’s cry, with the pale plague nearly upon her, she no longer hesitated, spreading her arms wide as water spontaneously surged from the ground, roaring into convergence from all directions, inundating the entire Country of Divines.

As Winter God Skadi ascended step by step, the not-yet fully corrupted Dragon God Endora escorted her, striking down any pale divinity that dared approach.

Her graceful and dazzling form danced through the air, frost erupting outward with each twirl and caress of her hand. The center of it all, the freezing winds met the great waters, instantly turning to ice.

Those divinities not yet corrupted, or not yet fully corrupted, looked towards the distant formless darkness with sorrow and despair.

It should be known that although the Primordial Will had not yet awakened, it had already brought the Country of Divines to the brink of collapse.

The Primordial Will would reset everything to its original state, causing both the Celestial Kingdom and the Mortal World below to return to the endless Chaos that cannot be seen to have an end.

The past glory of the Gods was so illusionary; they set foot on a path that was destined for them.

All of the former glory would cease to exist, and even the most resilient and proud souls would ultimately be extinguished under the erosion of pale might, the stars would lose their souls, returning to the mere pattern of orbiting on their set paths.

The Divine wept sorrowfully.

Among all the Gods, Water God Angel was extremely saddened; She reminisced about the Sea Demons She created, the endearing Unihorn whales, and the offspring of the two races that established a Kingdom beneath the sea, thriving and prosperous for so long, and yet non-confrontational with the world above; such a race was destined to perish.

Kagawus, whose eyes bled, was in endless agony; once, He so cherished His creation, the Three-eyed Ape People, to whom He even granted the Divine Power of Prophecy, allowing them to establish a prosperous civilization on the earth.

Yet before the Primordial Will, all creations were but wheat before a sea of fire, about to be destroyed in an instant, completely eradicated.

Kagawus raised His head, mourning,

"Mortals on earth can beg the Divine,

But what can we beg for?

What can save us?!"

With those words falling, Kagawus despairingly lowered His head, enduring the Winter God’s icy wind, struggling to survive amidst the freezing cold.

Where the floods reached, everything froze, all was terrifyingly cold; the Golden Hall, which was almost shattered, was also thoroughly frozen, maintaining its on-the-verge but not-yet-collapsed appearance, with Winter God Skadi and Dragon God Endora plummeting into the soil, the cold wind instantly freezing both of the Gods.

Near the Primordial Will.

War God Saiama watched with interest the frozen Country of Divines in the distance.

A flash of Divine King Shan En’s thunder appeared suddenly before Saiama, blocking all sights from the War God’s eyes.

A pale sword wind swept up instantly from below, War God Saiama swiftly retreated at high speed to dodge the strike, while Divine King Shan En charged forward in the blink of an eye, the Thunder Spear that could pierce the Ancient Chaos thrusted towards Saiama with a sound-breaking momentum.

Saiama lifted His colossal sword, gently slashing down, and an infinite pale might followed the light of the sword, instantly withstanding Divine King Shan En’s Thunder Spear, and then another slash, the vast sword wind forcing Divine King Shan En to stagger backward.

A trace of astonishment flashed in Divine King Shan En’s eyes.

The War God Saiama before Him was getting stronger with every battle, and in just a short time, had gone from being evenly matched to barely suppressing Him.

Seeing what Divine King Shan En was thinking, Saiama laughed heartily, slowly retreating and then said:

"Shan’en, you once were the noble Divine King. Now, what is left for you?"

The Divine King Shan’en did not make a sound. He simply stepped forward again, answering with his own thunder.

Saiama swung his sword once more, the thunder spear and sword blade colliding with such overwhelming power that they sought to destroy each other. The ground below was blasted with cracks from the shockwaves, even space itself twisted.

The Divine King Shan’en still fought to the death.

"As a Sixth Rank Divine, you are of course capable of resisting the erosion of the pale great force."

Saiama laughed wildly,

"But that is only temporary. Once the great Primordial Will awakens, you too shall be destroyed here!"

The War God’s response was met with the thunder from Divine King Shan’en.

Saiama shattered the thunder with his great sword, directly gazing at the oncoming Divine King Shan’en and loudly questioning,

"Why, why do you still struggle?!"

"Shan’en, as a Sixth Rank Divine, once you submit to the great Primordial Will, it will surely appoint you as its incarnation, its spokesperson!"

As his question fell, Saiama raised countless sword winds.

The Divine King Shan’en held the thunder spear, sweeping one sword wind after another, straining to move forward.

"Because of the Golden Age."

Accompanied by his calm words, countless thunders surged from the tip of the spear, forming a tremendous torrent of thunder, bursting forth with a terrifying image that could devour everything, and half of the sky was illuminated brilliantly by the lightning.

Saiama, with both hands on his sword, sent massive sword winds one after another toward the torrent of thunder. In an instant, the torrent of thunder was slashed into pieces by the pale sword winds.

"The Golden Age, the laughable Golden Age.

How many millennia did your Golden Age last?"

"Not even the birth of the Gods lasted five millennia!

But the great entity, it has already been in charge of all worlds throughout ancient times!

Everything originally belongs to the great Primordial Will!"

"You should all support it, crawl before it."

Saiama was still laughing wildly, but the questioning voice carried an outburst of rage.

It was as if it was not just him speaking, as if this War God was speaking on behalf of the Primordial Will that dominated him.

"Shan’en! Why do you rebel against it?!

You were originally stars ruled by it!"

Upon hearing Saiama’s questioning, the Divine King Shan’en, looking down at the dominated Saiama, his gaze filled with pity as if looking at a pitiable creature.

In the distance, the Thunderbolt Star erupted with majestic power. The body of the Divine King Shan’en began to grow rapidly, transforming into a thunder giant hundreds of feet tall.

The question of the God of War was like the countless questions Shan’en had heard before.

Why must the Gods forge a Golden Age?

Why must the faith of the Gods be established on the land?

And...

What Saiama questioned, why must the Gods rebel against the Primordial Will...

All these questions, there was but one answer.

"Because..."

"We have seen our father,"

Divine King Shan’en raised his hand, immense and majestic thunder coming from the distant stars, converging in His hand,

"Because,"

"We have seen the light!"

Thunder,

Like flames,

Like the glorious sun,

It was because they had seen the light that they chased after it.

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