A Twisted Amusement Unique to the Gods of the Abyss

The God of Fortune believed that he would not be at ease with Elena until he had dealt with the Fallen God.

He knew the personalities of the Gods of the Abyss Faction.

Even if I killed Fallen God right in front of them, these gods wouldn't object.

The Abyss has always been like this: if Fallen God cannot even protect himself, he deserves to die, and no god will stand up for him.

The Abyss is vast.

The God of Fortune was able to find the Death God because of that glowing Green Crabapple Forest.

It is very difficult to find a god here.

However, it was also a coincidence.

Previously, the God of Luck had drained the Fallen God of all his luck.

In other words, he only needs to return the other person's luck to them, and he can then use this to find the Fallen God.

To be honest, the God of Fortune finds his current situation quite novel.

This feeling is like his former self, yet unlike himself. He doesn't even know if he's still the same person he used to be. Simply put, he can now divide his mind into three characters: the eldest, the God of Wealth of Wealth; the second, the God of Fortune; and the third, the God of Luck.

Oh, no, the second and third kids started arguing about the order of birth.

God of Luck expressed her dissatisfaction.

He submitted his application, stating that he wanted to be the second child, and his reason for applying was that his personality was very suitable for being the second child.

The God of Wealth protested, arguing that he was slightly greater than the God of Luck, a reason that was more convincing than any other.

In some ways, he is the eldest son of the God of Fortune.

The God of Fortune suppressed all these voices.

He frowned, sensing that things were getting complicated.

Well, it seems that his decision back then really has made him seem more and more Dissociative Identity now.

But it's also quite fun.

The God of Fortune didn't take that so-called Fallen God or god of fortune seriously at all.

You probably have no idea what his combat strength is like.

Who told him that his two self-proclaimed sons looked weak and listless, seemingly having no fighting ability whatsoever?

Let him explain this.

In his era, setting aside certain exceptionally Gods Divine Realm, in terms of Divine Power alone, the Asura God of the Evil God Faction and the Godslayer of the Righteous God faction were roughly equal, ranking first on equal footing.

These two gods are universally acknowledged as the foremost.

This ranking is quite lopsided, because neither the second nor the third place is willing to concede defeat. Some gods have actually held the title of "eternal runner-up" for over ten thousand years, only to later discover that there was another "eternal runner-up" besides themselves. This kind of situation was quite common in the past Divine Realm.

Back then, the War God was the most vocal in his accusations.

Of course, it was the War God who hadn't yet met the Asura God and was full of confidence.

Back then, the War God of War walked with his head held high, believing himself to be invincible and looking down on everyone. But later, unfortunately, he became too arrogant. He witnessed the dangers of the world and realized that a certain god was a nightmare for him.

From then on, the War God of war became a god of melancholy.

If there is a god of melancholy in the Divine Realm, perhaps none are as melancholy as him.

This statement is incredibly valuable.

The God of Fortune's Divine Power at that time was certainly not comparable to that of the Asura God and the Godslayer. But if there were a ranking of Divine Power in the Divine Realm, he would definitely be in the top ten.

This is a fact acknowledged by all gods.

In addition, the God of Fortune enjoys a very high reputation within the Divine Realm.

The reason is simple: the Divine Office of the God of Fortune is a Shengsheng advertisement.

Who would turn down God of Fortune?

Even the Gods are no exception.

Wherever the God of Fortune stands, it's like a walking gold mine; everyone who sees him has to treat him with utmost respect.

Let me give you another example.

If the God of Fortune of yesteryear had wanted to, he might actually have become the God King through his own efforts. It's worth noting that the current Sea God only managed to ascend to the God King through various "insidious means," coupled with a group of Old Self standing behind him.

But the God of Fortune doesn't need any underhanded methods, nor does he need a bunch of Old Self standing behind him.

However, he simply didn't have that in mind.

When the God of Fortune found the Fallen God, he discovered that the fallen god was being beaten up.

Who is the god who beat him up? I don't recognize the God of Fortune.

He didn't know any of the Gods of the Abyss except for Death God.

However, according to the Abyss's hierarchical system, the god who beat the Fallen God should be two or three ranks higher than him.

Otherwise, the Fallen Gods wouldn't be so powerless to fight back.

That scene was actually quite interesting.

The Fallen God was beaten so badly he couldn't even put up a fight.

The thug who beat him up didn't rush to finish the fight, nor did he beat him to death; it was like a cat that had caught a mouse but wasn't in a hurry to eat it, so he played with it for a while first.

This kind of teasing is a unique and wicked pleasure of the Gods in the Abyss. After all, in this dark and boring place, life would be too unbearable without finding some fun.

In the Abyss, there were originally no seasons, no day or night, no blooming flowers or falling leaves, and no human life. But these things meant nothing to the Gods; light and darkness were indistinguishable to them, since they could see anyway.

But the environment always subtly influences them.

Life in the Abyss was incredibly boring, seemingly endless, and they always wanted to find something to pass the time.

Over time, the Gods within these Abyss grew accustomed to this method.

When you catch a weak and unlucky guy, don't rush to kill him. Play with him slowly until you're satisfied. After playing with him for a while, you'll develop your own unique style, your own sophisticated methods, and discover the wicked pleasure that belongs only to the Abyss.

The God of Fortune stood in the shadows, and after watching for a while, I felt a little tired of it.

He had no interest in watching others play with mice.

He has come today to kill the Fallen Gods.

As for the one who beat up the Fallen God, he didn't intend to interfere as long as he wasn't in the way.

The God of Delusion thoroughly enjoyed this feeling, finding pleasure in it every time. Today, as he was having the time of his life, he stepped onto the back of a Fallen God, pondering where to place his next foot, when suddenly he sensed something was amiss.

He turned his head and looked to the side.

There was a figure there that he simply couldn't ignore.

It's very conspicuous.

The color scheme here is always gray, black, dark red... Occasionally there's a point or two of light, but it's cold and eerie. But the light emanating from the other person is so dazzling that it's hard not to notice them.

The God of Delusion narrowed his eyes.

Few Gods shine so brightly in the Abyss.

I heard that it used to exist a long time ago, but it seems that someone arrested and imprisoned it later.

As for who that person was or where they were being held, he had no idea.

In the Abyss of the abyss, everyone tends to mind their own business; asking too many questions can easily bring trouble upon yourself.

But what's going on with this?