The Game Becomes Reality: All My Alter Egos Are Gods
Chapter 386

The Asura God, Easily Handled

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"Currently, there are still two gods within this Divine Realm who know the entrance to the Abyss. You went there back then, really, why didn't any god tell This Venerable? You should still remember the location, right? Then take This Venerable there."

The Asura God, holding the God of Wealth and the God of Luck in each hand, was about to charge straight into the Abyss.

The Spear floated automatically behind him.

Its gun gleamed coldly, clearly indicating that it was in an extremely good mood.

Its owner is so handsome.

Handsome and cool, decisive and efficient, there is no god in this world more powerful than its master.

Additionally, it would be even better if the owner didn't play it too often.

However, if the owner insists on doing so...

The Spear twisted twice behind the Asura God.

Of course I forgive it. Let it play; it'll enjoy it. They say weapons can become human, but this Spear of mine is probably mutated. Other weapons might have some kind of sentience, but this one, having been with the Asura God for so long, has mutated completely.

I don't know who he learned this from, but he's so shameless.

Spear: "Of course, it's because I have a special talent."

Before it could say anything more, the Asura God flicked it away with a single finger. The Spear somersaulted several times in mid-air before wobbling back.

"Shut up, you This Venerable. And don't associate with the God of Desire."

The Spear paused in mid-air, its shaft shrinking back pitifully. Its current state was perhaps partly due to the influence of the gods of God of Desire and God of Lies.

When it first followed the Asura God, it was quite reserved, spoke little, and acted very properly. But later, it became familiar with the God of Desire and the God of Lies.

You all know what happened next.

After a while, they got along well and completely went astray.

These days, let alone keeping quiet, even keeping it silent for a day is like taking its life.

Ahem, let's get back to the main topic.

"I have been there, but our circumstances were very different back then, so I don't remember much about it now, especially the entrance to the Abyss."

God of Luck is on her side.

His memories of that That Matter with the God of Wealth were hazy, as if viewed through frosted glass.

I have a feeling that something has been interfering with it.

The Asura God, who had been holding their hands, gradually relaxed upon hearing this. He looked down at his own hands, then looked up at the two gods.

And so, the burning passion for war dissipated.

"So, you don't know either?"

The God of Luck and the God of Wealth exchanged a glance and shook their heads in unison.

"The Abyss is sentient," the God of Wealth pondered for a moment, then guessed. "Perhaps it doesn't want the gods of the Divine Realm to know where its entrance is."

Otherwise, how can it be explained?

Over the years, the Gods of the Divine Realm have come and gone, yet not a single one knows the entrance to the Abyss.

What he said did make some sense.

After listening, the Asura God let out a long sigh.

He reached out, Spear fell into his hand.

The Asura God irritably turned the gun handle, his tone full of impatience:

"That makes sense. It seems we can only wait for spring to return."

Damn Death God.

If the other party continues to work diligently as before, then he only needs to create a disturbance and wait in place. He doesn't believe the other party will never come.

Unfortunately, now, I don't know when it happened, the other party has become a lazy bum, spending all day either lounging around here or slacking off somewhere else.

To find the other person now, we'll probably have to wait until spring returns.

Just as the Asura God was feeling very frustrated, the air in front of him trembled, and countless tiny water vapors gathered from all directions, condensing in mid-air and forming a line of text.

"Xiu, come back. I need you to do something here."

Asura God stared at the line of text, his face instantly falling, his expression even worse than if he had just bitten into a sour, unripe Green Fruit. He raised his hand and quickly replied.

"This Venerable won't do it."

God knows what suffering the Asura God endured during that time. He was supposed to be a henchman, the kind who charges ahead, taking down enemies one by one with exhilarating skill.

But what happened? The Sea God made him do all sorts of trivial things that the Asura God considered utterly insignificant.

Organizing documents, mediating disputes, guarding Evil God...

What do all this nonsense have to do with the "henchmen" and "vanguard" that Sea God promised him?

They are clearly completely unrelated.

During this period, the Asura God went on strike completely.

He's done with it; for him, the meaning of life lies in fighting, not wasting it on these trivial matters.

And so he ran away.

In this Universe, as long as he doesn't want to be found by any god, the other party will absolutely never be able to discover him.

Of course, there are exceptions.

However, while these gods are special, it is precisely because of their special nature that they will avoid me. After all, not everyone can withstand the retribution from Asura God.

At this moment, the Asura God was simmering with anger when a new line of water vapor characters condensed in front of him.

"Are you really not coming back? I need your help this time. In that case, I guess I'll have to go find the Godslayer."

This shows that the Sea God knew how to manipulate the Asura God.

Asura God looked at these words, the gloom that had been hanging on his face vanished instantly. He almost immediately straightened up, the Spear falling into his hand automatically. After twirling it a few times, he hoisted it onto his shoulder.

Fight?

The other party should have said so earlier.

He glanced back at the God of Wealth and the God of Luck:

"This Venerable off to fight. If you remember me, summon This Venerable."

After saying that, he disappeared into the air.

They came and went like the wind, not wasting a moment, which showed that the other party was in a hurry.

After the Asura God left, both the God of Wealth and the God of Luck fell silent.

Suddenly, God of Luck clutched her chest, her face gradually turning pale.

"Cai, my chest hurts again. I'll go find the God of Life to heal me so I won't hold you back when we go to the Abyss. Let's find the entrance to the Abyss together after I've recovered, okay?"

"Okay. I'll wait for you."

The God of Wealth nodded, his gaze fixed in a certain direction.

That direction leads directly to the Otheros Planet.

"Perfect timing, I've been wanting to go back there again lately."

The two gods then parted ways.

To be honest, after so much time has passed, this is the second time they've separated.

The second time they separated was when they had just parted ways God of Fortune. At that time, both gods were very curious about each other's situation, so they separated to do what they wanted to do most.

The God of Wealth chose to remain randomly on a planet, while the God of Luck chose to travel the world.

They both found the time apart exciting and new.

But when they reunited, they realized that they were most comfortable when they were together.

Before leaving, God of Luck couldn't resist glancing back at the God of Wealth, who happened to be glancing back at him as well.

He waved to the God of Wealth and then left.

He certainly wasn't going to find the God of Life; it was all just an excuse.

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