Queen Alisa of Pain, the Evil God who controls the authority of pain and conspiracy, really surprised Eve.
Being so close to Luria, yet never getting trapped, rather the two Evil Gods always collaborated to trap others, is quite unique.
Not sure if it’s because Her authority of conspiracy is at work.
As Her gaze swept over several Evil Gods, Eve finally fixed Her eyes on Andoria.
Seeing Eve’s gaze, this Abyssal Myth involuntarily shivered coldly.
"Andoria... is it? I recall you were supposed to be sealed in Segis World, tell , when did you break free from the seal, and how did you enter the Abyss World?"
Eve asked the question She cared about the most.
The Plane Channel of Segis World is still closed, theoretically not allowing for the entrance or exit of myths.
Even the sealed channel discovered by the player Cyber, at most, only allows silver-grade power to enter.
Andoria opened his mouth, scoffed coldly:
"Hmph, Mother of All Gods, even you, don’t expect to learn the secrets of our Abyss from !"
Yet, His sowhat trembling body revealed His inner fear, completely putting up a strong front.
Kind of like a dog with raised hackles, seemingly fierce, but internally flustered.
Eve gave a surprised glance at this silly Abyssal Myth, when suddenly, another elegant voice ca over:
"Your Excellency Mother of All Gods."
"It was His Excellency Leviathan who, using a loosening Plane Channel hidden in the Underworld, summoned us back in a sacrificial manner, and as for His Excellency Andoria, He broke free from the seal over three months ago."
It was the Fallen Angel Luria.
Andoria’s eyes widened almost instantly, angrily glaring at this Fallen Angel:
"Luria! You traitor of the abyss! His Excellency Leviathan should never have taken you in!"
Luria gave a soft laugh:
"Your Excellency Andoria, you’re still so naïve. You volunteered to beco a pawn of His Excellency Leviathan, don’t drag with you."
"You!"
Andoria’s eyes burned with fury.
Watching the quarreling Evil Gods, Eve felt a bit surprised in Her heart.
She knew the na Leviathan.
One of Hell’s Seven Lords, the ruler of the Third Layer Hell Plane, a Demon God controlling the three divine authorities of envy, ocean, and storm.
As He occupies the ocean authority, even the depths of Segis World’s vast ocean are eternally filled with storms and destruction, and the wise beings of Segis World often call the imnse beasts worshipping Him as Leviathan behemoths...
This is the only Demon God with many believers in Segis World, also the second in power among the seven great Demon Gods, only after the Helair Abyss Myth, the First Demon God.
Incidentally, in the divine-demon war a few months later, He would also be the enemy against whom Eve, together with the War God pantheon, would be responsible for fighting.
Eve slightly squinted Her eyes, gently tapped the armrest of the Divine Throne.
The sound was very light, but as the increasingly oppressive power of laws in the temple was sensed, the two Abyssal Myths fell silent.
Obedient, well-behaved.
"Location."
Eve said softly.
Fallen Angel Luria smiled slightly, bowed respectfully, then extended a hand, conjuring a glow of light using Abyss Divine Power.
At Eve’s thought, the ball of light flew over.
She purified the abyssal aura from it, then sank into Her consciousness, where a coordinate appeared in Her Divine Soul.
The coordinate was located in the third layer area of the Underworld below the southern part of the Death Desert.
Eve’s heart moved slightly, She withdrew Her gaze.
She once again looked at several Abyssal Myths, finally fixing Her gaze on Luria, as Her expression beca increasingly playful:
"Luria, you told everything, aren’t you afraid I’ll purify you here?"
"Uh... Your Excellency Mother of All Gods, you were able to obliterate Apophis with a single sword, yet brought the three of us to Your Divine Country, I surmise you have no intention of purifying us..."
"In that case, I might as well cooperate with you honestly, believe that with your rcy, you might give a chance to reform."
The Fallen Angel Luria spoke respectfully.
As she spoke, a look of sorrow appeared on her face:
"Your Majesty, Mother of All Gods, perhaps you don’t know, but actually... although I dwell in darkness, my heart has turned toward the light for a long ti now."
"I ask you to give a chance to return to the sequence of True Gods."
It must be said, this Evil God, who holds the divine role of lies, is very deceitful, appearing just like a mythical visitor from a friendly Divine Country.
And when she repented, her expression was even more devout.
However, Eve naturally did not believe the nonsense of this Evil God, who held the position of lies.
Yet, she indeed did not have any current intention to purify and devour these three Evil Gods.
Her Divine Power had already reached its limit, and moving further would either lead to advancent or storing excess Divine Power in the Divine Country.
As of now, Eve wasn’t in much need of Divine Power.
Rather than directly devouring these three Evil Gods and storing Divine Power, Eve thought it might be better to let them play a larger role.
For instance... finding a few "assistants" for Azazel or expanding an instance.
Not to ntion, truly destroying them would present the hassle of dealing with their remaining Godhood.
This also touches upon another issue: many Abyss Evil Gods’ Godhoods are deeply corroded by the powers of the Abyss, making purification quite troubleso.
And because many Abyss Evil Gods’ divine laws tend to be negative, even after purification they can easily fall back into corruption, giving rise to new Evil Gods...
In addition, many Evil Gods rely on the Abyss, each having various ans of resurgence, which is particularly vexing.
Therefore... when dealing with Evil Gods, True Gods will mostly choose to seal them.
Even if an Evil God is destroyed, the True Gods will seal their Godhood, waiting for it to dissipate on its own.
In fact, since Eve started targeting Evil Gods, she had directly or indirectly only eliminated three Evil Gods in total.
Naly, the Despair Dragon Nidhogg, the God of Dusk and Sunset "Anos," and the Abyss Giant Snake Apophis.
Nidhogg’s Black Dragon Godhood was not corroded by the Abyss and was given to Mairrel for fusion by Eve.
Anos directly self-detonated his Godhood, leaving only a bit of Divine Power for Eve.
As for Apophis... all of his existence was completely obliterated by a single strike from Eve.
For this Evil God, who harbored a deep grudge against the Elf Clan, Eve never intended to let him remain, not even bothering to reclaim the re thousand points of Divine Power on him.
Besides worrying about his desperate self-destruction harming the elves on Sorrow Cliff, the garbage nature of his divine role, and the flimsy chaos of his Divine Power were also reasons.
If Eve were to absorb it, the efficiency wouldn’t be high.
Even the Helair Abyss Myth, unable to swiftly destroy two Elf Demigods nor simulate a Divine Domain, could be easily considered as of what level.
And regarding other Evil Gods slain and devoured by Eve at whim in the players’ war missions...
They were actually just Fallen Demigods labeled as Evil Gods by mortals.
As these thoughts passed, Eve, half-closing her eyes, looked at the three mythics.
Setting aside the clearly not-so-bright Andoria, although Eve could feel the fear Luria and Alisa had towards her, she astutely observed that their fear wasn’t quite at the level of fearing downfall.
This made Eve more certain that, after fleeing from the material world into the Abyss, they had left a ans for resurrection within the Abyss.
She felt even more that it was appropriate to seal these two.
As for their Divine Power, she would slowly extract it.
As the thought settled, she smiled slightly:
"Indeed, I have no intention of purifying you."
The breaths of the three Abyss myths almost simultaneously paused, their spirits lifted.
"However, I wish for you to accompany an old friend."
"I think he will like you, and you... will certainly like your new place of residence in the future."
Looking at the three Abyss myths, Eve spoke with a beaming smile.
Though her smile was gentle, for so reason, a chill crept up the spines of these Evil Gods.
They shivered coldly.
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