In the midst of the frantic struggle, Niu suddenly cald down and discovered that he could use Oblivion again.
Oblivion, spin!
Oblivion swiftly ground away the various invading Divine Powers within him, making him gasp for air.
'How did he do it...'
'Didn't he take away Oblivion, how can it be used again...'
'Wait, I couldn't move just now, he must have stolen the speed and released Oblivion...'
Niu imdiately realized that the opponent could only delete one Law.
The opponent released Oblivion and let the speed go.
And if the speed was stolen, no one should be able to move.
How did God move again?
Space jump!
It's just that the speed of movent in this area was stolen, but space jump can still be used.
Thinking of this, Niu felt a bit short of breath.
Another ambush attack when eting for the first ti, caught off guard and touched by the opponent.
"Realized, did you?"
God looked at the opponent and said indifferently, "You've turned this area into a Forbidden Magic Domain, but I also have a domain... capable of forbidding one Law in this area."
"So that's why you said it's evenly matched." Niu's expression did not look good.
This power of the opponent was too disgusting.
He had already guessed how the opponent fought.
Delete Oblivion at one mont, delete speed at another, delete space jump another ti...
As long as the opponent keeps switching, his actions beco clumsy.
"Then why didn't you seize the opportunity to inject your disgusting Wisdom Virus?" Niu suddenly said, "If injected, I might have lost another pair of arms."
"It's unnecessary." God glanced at Niu and said flatly, "That would scare you away, and I still have many cultivation questions that I need answers to from you."
Niu fell completely silent.
He seed to have nothing left to say, no more anger, but instead said seriously, "I admit you have a lot of character... but your arrogance may lead to your end in the subsequent battle."
"At what point did you begin to believe that we were in a battle?"
God's expression carried a sense of Wisdom, he was as calm as an elegant scholar here to investigate, curious about the order of this Cosmos, not as a warrior.
Niu felt like his punch landed on cotton.
This scholar, it seed, indeed never cared about himself, never retaliated, only practiced earnestly...
Now looking back.
Was I, this brute, fighting a scientist preparing to study knowledge?
"So-called battles are inherently very boring things."
God spoke indifferently, "When did you start thinking that my appearance necessarily ant a battle with you."
"Aren't you invaders?" Niu couldn't help but argue, "Coming over with your civilization train, it's obvious what you intend to do."
God slowly opened his mouth and said, "I'm not interested in battle or anything; you are simply assuming... I took the train here just to learn."
"As for battling you, that's sothing mortals should do."
God spoke as if describing a trivial matter,
"In this world, everything has its race, position, camp, and you're no exception."
Niu nodded.
He was Heaven, born with his mission and position within the Twelve Universes.
"Heaven has its stance."
"God also has the stance of gods."
God said indifferently, "Whatever role you are in, you should do what fits that role, I am God, I am the God of Gods..."
His voice was gentle and elegant, exuding a warmth like a spring breeze,
"I ca here not to engage in trivial battles with mortals."
"I am here to remodel the order of the Cosmos, to perfect the ethics of heaven and earth."
"You think we are weak, but realms, levels, strength, the strength of cultivation Laws... are just shackles mortals use to asure themselves."
"Real gods have transcended mortal fraworks from the start, far beyond what can be generalized with re common sense."
"And you..."
God looked seriously at Niu, "The king of this land, the sky of this earth, competing with mortals for kingship, is what you should do."
"Perhaps, you could go a step further and defeat a god, then beco one of the gods..."
His words had reason and proof.
Liu Jun had long passed the juvenile stage.
Having now multiple complete series from Divine Objects, he could not be clearly described by combat strength, realm, or these things anymore.
What can kill him is only another god.
Only soone like Magaras.
Magaras has the chance to collect nurous Divine Objects and, using another chanism, kill him, this chanism.
But what can kill him, is by no ans a mortal!
No matter how strong this mortal is, they can't do it; perhaps they can win against him with brute force.
But to kill him, only another chanism can!
At the very least.
It's not this boss of the Twelve Trials, easily seen through, that can threaten him.
Even if he can't win, at worst, he can leave gracefully.
So.
In Liu Jun's view, win if you can, if not, cultivate on the spot, then co back to win.
"Gods... ca here to change heavenly and earthly ethics?"
God's words had completely shaken Niu.
Gods indeed cannot be expressed by realm, numbers, strength...
This, he had indeed realized.
Even the seemingly weak Seventh Tier gods aren't realms that can be casually won over.
But Niu's eyes grew increasingly fervent, filled with greed and apprehension.
He already stood at the end of this Cosmos and dread of seeing higher landscapes?
Gods...
This kind of being really opened his eyes.
Niu couldn't help but say, "I'm on guard now, that move won't work, how will you deal with this ti?"
"Heh... mortal, stubbornly unrepentant." God shook his head, seemingly uninterested in him, continuing to organize the copious Laws information obtained from the other's body, and said to himself, "I must continue cultivating."
Niu's expression turned increasingly sour.
God organized the information and sat cross-legged.
For a mont, Niu felt like he suddenly beca a clown, what should he do now?
Continue with ranged attacks, or keep up the close combat?
Yes.
He suddenly realized that the initiative in battle seed always to be in his hand, but in reality, the opponent didn't care at all.
Because he...
Couldn't be killed.
He felt his combat rhythms were entirely manipulated by the opponent.
While he hesitated, growing more and more furious, God in the distance suddenly said amidst his organizing of information:
"I acquired over seven thousand Laws from your attacks."
"Just now, I attacked your knowledge reserve and took the remaining over a thousand."
"But, is 993 Laws the limit? This is significant; I need to re-walk the path of the Seventh Tier, to complete all realms of the Cosmos."
From the peak of the Ninth Tier Mountain, looking back at the small slope of the Seventh Tier, many problems still arose.
Even the Ninth Tier may not be able to complete the path of the Seventh Tier.
This defect of the Cosmos probably lies in this.
"Of course, 993 strands of Law are the limit! I've cultivated for so many years, diligently researched..." Niu was about to answer this when he unexpectedly said, "I'm sorry, Master, theoretically the limit should be 999 strands of Laws, but I haven't cultivated the remaining ones..."
As the words fell, Niu imdiately sensed sothing was wrong:
What did I just do?
In the distance, Fortuna chuckled lightly and shouted across, "It's Destiny, it's the Destiny Divine Power of your master Fortuna! I just injected you with destiny for a mont!"
"Destiny twisted your personality, turned you into a seemingly inconsistent person..."
Fortuna shouted loudly.
If one didn't perceive destiny, even Oblivion is useless.
Because destiny changes your mory, suggesting you've already used Oblivion, whereas Destiny Divine Power remains within you.
This was why Fortuna was so terrifying back in the day.
The poison of destiny, from poisonous perspective, its lurking power and infectivity far exceed those of God's poison!
That led to the saying: Only when you realize destiny is within can you break free from destiny.
But evidently, God did not utterly change the opponent's personality.
Because the opponent was too strong, altering too much of the character, too much dissonance would imdiately make one aware that they've been hit, realizing they were "manipulated by destiny".
But now, God just altered so of it.
Watching Niu spill the truth, God nodded slightly, "So that's it, even you haven't mastered the remaining six strands of Law..."
God pondered this, beginning to weigh options with imnse formidable Wisdom continuously thinking, "These are the six strands, ultimately ConcealntXXXX's six minor branches under his command..."
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