When Lord Bane sought to challenge the power of the Guardian God Tom, he killed all the assassins of the realms, and these assassins were loyal believers of the Lord of Murder, further weakening Bal’s divine power.
After the failed challenge of Bane the Lord of Strife, who was subsequently destroyed, Bal ford an alliance with Milkau.
The two sought the Destiny Tablets to return them to Ao, so as to free themselves from mortal constraints and return to their God Kingdom.
After a pursuit across the entire Felen Continent, Bal kidnapped the current Magic Goddess Midnight, who was still in mortal form, and seized one of the Destiny Tablets, but was imdiately murdered by Shylock with the Divine Calamity Sword, incarnated as the God of Thieves Mask.
Just north of Baldur’s Gate, near the Winding Water, it is said that the essence of Bal, the God of Murder, was absorbed by this river, poisoning the waters from the Boareskyr Bridge to the Troll Claw Banks.
Bal’s followers believe that a fragnt of the Godhood Segnt of the God of Murder remains in the dark, foul-slling waters of the Winding Water, just as Milkau’s essence survived in the Horn of the Crown, and Bane’s personality fragnt lingered in his servant Bane Witch.
Most of the divine positions of the Three Gods of Death were absorbed by Hesrick, the God of Conspiracy, who is the least wanting for Bal, the God of Slaughter, to be resurrected.
Yet Hesrick’s current situation is quite awkward, as before Khan Yamun officially attempts divine enthronent, he is bound by Divine Laws, unable to act against a mortal.
But Khan Yamun did not co alone, tens of thousands of Tukan Army are willing to charge for him.
If he truly breaks into the Felen Continent, the believers of the God of Conspiracy will surely be the first to suffer a river of blood.
And the Divine Laws of faith have already subtly changed, with secular faith increasingly weighing in the Divine Amulet Power. If all Felen’s believers of the God of Conspiracy are eradicated, no one would dare to call Shylock’s na anymore, then even if he doesn’t fall, his divine power will greatly diminish.
That would be the mont when Bal resurrects through Khan Yamun, reclaiming his glory and divine position.
No, to be more precise, the greedy Lord of Murder will never be satisfied with his forr divine position; he may even covet all the divine positions Hesrick currently possesses—murder, strife, lies, conspiracy, deception, illusion technique, death, and deceased.
He might even covet other divine positions, such as war, plunder, destruction.
Because wherever the Tukan Army goes, it will surely bring war, plunder, destruction, and death.
Even the long-transford Witch Sazass, who has lost emotions, felt his soul uncontrollably jump, thinking if his speculations are correct, this war is no longer just a plunder war, but a continuation of the Divine War in The Year of Upheaval.
Only this ti, it won’t be a direct confrontation between god incarnations, but a ga using mortal creatures as chess pieces, with the prize being to beco a new true god.
And they, Ser, unfortunately, have beco the first obstacle in front of the Tukan Army.
Khan Yamun looks down calmly at the Witch filled with the power of death, saying: "Chief Sazass, I believe you know why I am here. Will you choose to join us or prepare to be the first sacrifice to my flag?"
Although his words are extrely arrogant, Khan Yamun cannot underestimate this Witch in front of him.
The divine nature force allows him to see things mortals cannot, standing before him is not a single person, but countless people.
This Witch seems to have perfectly rged with the entire kingdom behind him, serving rely as a spokesperson.
If engaged in battle, even having collected terrifying slaughter divinity and slaughter divine power, Khan Yamun senses little chance of winning.
When mortals have sufficient strength, they possess the ability to challenge true gods (god incarnations), especially those kingdom rulers who are recognized and revered by the people. They can gain the strength of national luck and belief of the populace, becoming the strongest power in the secular world, earning three points of respect from the gods.
This reaches an extre in the Soaring Dragon Empire on the Kartu Continent. Their king claims to be the Human Emperor, possessing absolute secular ruling rights, even the true gods have to step aside, they have actually used human power to cut off the connection between gods and mortals, forcing Kunlun Palace into seclusion, and Spirit Mountain in the west to seal and not appear.
Do not think that without the protection of the gods, the Soaring Dragon Empire is easy to deal with, were that the case, why would he travel tens of thousands of miles with the Tukan Army to the Felen Continent for battle? He might as well break through the Soaring Dragon Great Wall and head south directly.
The situation of mortals wielding divine nature force there is quite prevalent.
Generals appointed by the Human Emperor often possess it; they can enhance themselves with the power of the army, akin to divine incarnations descending.
Besides himself, no one in the Tukan Army can withstand it.
Their previous successful southern raids were not because they were inherently strong, but because internal problems erged within the Soaring Dragon Empire, with the two princes fighting over the Human Emperor position, leaving them unbothered.
The opposing forces have now freed their hands, if they head south again, once the Human Emperor leads personally, being exploded wouldn’t be that simple, it wouldn’t be surprising for the entire Tukan People in the Endless Wilderness to be driven to beco Shepherds.
If driven westward, it would be of a different nature.
The power of death behind Sazass surged wildly, transforming in an instant into a visible shadow skeleton, as huge as a mountain, even overshadowing Sasha Pass, seemingly able to swallow the entire Tukan Vanguard Army in one gulp.
The first Chief Mage of Ser countered sharply: "To use us, Ser, as a sacrifice, you’d better have the ability to do so."
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