Mighty Lord Chapter 1977: 6692

Chapter 1977: Chapter 669_2

All sorts of rules and abilities flying around, each assault landing could harm a plant; if it hits the target or counters its attributes, those Deities could even, with one strike, possess the ability to kill those plants.

Moreover, apart from various rule-based attacks, upon witnessing the formidable performance of those plants, those Deities finally took out so of their bottom-drawer Equipnt for their own safety.

There was no need to use Equipnt abilities, plus those Deities wanted to eventually use the Equipnt’s abilities for self-defense or Counterattack. After all, rule abilities are more or less similar; as Enemies, they might not understand their capabilities very well, but within the sa faction, those Deities surely knew their companions were mostly aware of each other’s abilities.

Even if so abilities were hidden, given the universality of rule abilities, those Deities didn’t actually believe their rule abilities could pose any substantial Threat to the other Deities.

At that ti, under such circumstances, during Combat using rule abilities, there was no need for those Deities to resort to Equipnt unknown to other Deities. Because those Deities could find out about rule abilities, but as for their Equipnt, if they kept secrets about the powers or types of Equipnt they possessed, even within the sa faction, other Deities would have a hard ti obtaining specific Information.

Thus, whether used for self-defense or Counterattack in the end, the Strength of the Equipnt was very important to those Deities, and due to the significant effect of Equipnt abilities, they had yet to use their Equipnt abilities by that mont.

Although Deities rarely used and deliberately hid Equipnt abilities, this didn’t an that the Equipnt’s abilities were weak — in fact, though Equipnt Strength wasn’t extraordinarily strong, it was sothing that could not be ignored by the average person.

In terms of power, generally speaking, the Strength of Equipnt of the sa level is certainly inferior to the rule abilities of Deities. After all, Equipnt abilities are added by Deities themselves, and indirect usage naturally results in so weakening of abilities, regardless of how skilled the Craftsman may be.

Even if Equipnt wasn’t as powerful as a Deity’s direct action, when considering the effect of those abilities, using Equipnt abilities could, conversely, be more potent than those of the Deities themselves.

For one, even if Enemies aren’t aware of a Deity’s abilities, they can quickly adapt after action is taken. While well-prepared, the powerful attacks of those Deities might not necessarily pose a Threat to their Enemies. Conversely, sudden use of Equipnt abilities, though weaker, often yields surprising results. Under the circumstances, even if Equipnt abilities have Weaknesses, they certainly can demonstrate effects stronger than the Deities’ own attacks at specific tis.

Secondly, a Deity generally cultivates one rule at a ti; a skilled one may master two to three rule abilities at most, as one can’t expect great accomplishnts from too scattershot cultivation. Thus, during Combat with a Deity, understanding what rule the opponent is cultivating could allow predicting parts of their Tactics, even if the specific abilities can’t be gauged.

As a result, even if most Deities have grown accustod to this situation, the impact on Combat would still persist.

Compared to a Deity’s direct action, Equipnt usage lacks these kinds of deficiencies. With skilled Craftsn, adding any Ability is possible, with several abilities being added to one Equipnt. Unless possessing detailed knowledge of a piece of Equipnt, the number and nature of abilities remain unknown to non-owners.

Precisely because Equipnt doesn’t have the inherent drawbacks of Deities’ own hands, it can surpass its owner’s attack abilities despite lesser power.

Thus, although Equipnt abilities of those Deities weren’t exceptionally impressive at the ti, due to the absence of Weaknesses, when they employed their Equipnt abilities, they imdiately caught the less-intelligent plants off guard.

Simultaneously, after a period of Combat, even those Deities without Earth’s insights were undeniably aware of the plants’ fear of fire. With clear knowledge of Enemies’ Weaknesses, if those Deities didn’t exploit that Advantage, they deserved defeat at the hands of those plants.

In truth, those Deities would not be so ineffective.

Becoming a Deity ant none were the Weaker; even the Heavenly Gods are considered outstanding talents within the Divine Realm. Hence, with clear knowledge of the plants’ Weaknesses, they had no reason not to utilize their discovery.