The Abyss's Whisper

The Gods of the Abyss, if they stay in the Abyss for too long, will yearn for the outside world.

Even the God of Delusion once yearned for it.

He had also heard many rumors about the Divine Realm, saying that it was a place where spring lasted all year round and flowers bloomed everywhere.

In truth, although the Gods of the Abyss knew these words, they had no recollection of them at all.

It wasn't until he saw the vast expanse of Green Crabapple Forest at Death God that he had even a slight impression of them. Unfortunately, Death God was on high alert, and the other party's level was also higher than his own, otherwise he would have stolen a few blossoms.

In the imagination of the God of Delusion, the Gods of the Divine Realm should all be easy to bully, soft and fair-skinned, and quite dazzling, after all, their world has sunlight.

But at this moment, God of Delusion looked at the scene of Ten Thousand Arrows Piercing the Heart, he suddenly felt a chill run down his spine.

It seems the Gods of the Divine Realm aren't quite what I imagined. At least this seemingly dazzling god before me is incredibly ruthless. If I wanted to Godslayer, I could have just done so directly, but this god actually let Fallen God by Ten Thousand Arrows Piercing the Heart.

So many arrows, one after another, pierced the darkness, filling it with Green-Gold light.

The Divine Realm didn't seem to be as wonderful as he had heard.

The Fallen God died from being Ten Thousand Arrows Piercing the Heart from the God of Fortune.

He made no move until he was completely wiped out.

Of course, this was because he knew that even if he struggled, he could not escape his Fate of death.

If it weren't the God of Fortune who came today, but some other Gods weaker than the Fallen God seeking revenge, the scene would be entirely different.

At least Fallen Gods won't be forced to accept it.

This is reality.

"You killed me, Abyss has taken notice of you."

It is said that "a dying man's words are good."

Before his death, the Fallen God gave this warning to the God of Fortune.

The Fallen God died just like that.

The Divine Core within his body floated out.

But unlike in the Divine Realm where Divine Core flies away to find a new Gods after a Gods's fall, it stopped in mid-air.

It just stayed there, neither flying nor moving around.

Three seconds passed.

A Black Thread appeared within the Divine Core of the Fallen God.

The threads were extremely fine, and their color was even darker than the Abyss's darkness; they were completely invisible to the naked eye of mortals.

This line extends straight upwards, connecting with the sky.

At that moment, a giant eyeball appeared in the sky.

The eye was ridiculously large, hanging extremely high, almost taking up half the sky.

Its pupils were Dark Gold, surrounded by concentric rings of patterns.

It just hung there, staring down, its gaze moving slowly, as if examining some interesting little gadget.

Upon seeing this large eyeball, the God of Delusion lowered his head, not daring to even look at it.

The Divine Core of the Fallen God has disappeared.

However, the large eyeball did not disappear.

It has locked onto the God of Fortune.

A voice that only the God of Fortune could hear appeared in his mind.

Would you like to be my child?

It was a whisper from the Abyss; it was impossible to tell whether it was a male or female voice.

Just hearing about the God of Fortune makes my head ache.

The voice kept crashing in his head, making him furrow his brow and his head throb.

This is where the benefits of Dissociative Identity become apparent.

The Abyss did not detect anything unusual about the God of Fortune; the whispers only affected him.

The God of Wealth spoke first from inside, his tone curt:

"I... refuse."

God of Luck followed suit, also refusing.

However, the Abyss didn't seem angry about being rejected.

It seems more interested in the God of Fortune.

The other party was nothing more than a god, yet he dared to refuse me.

Very good.

It insisted that the other party agree, and the whispers of the Abyss resounded once more, this time even more domineering and filled with a seductive intent.

Yes, that's good.

He's got that domineering CEO vibe.

The God of Wealth poked the God of Fortune.

The God of Fortune slammed him down.

He understood that the other person wanted to stand up for him, but in this situation, it was best for the other person not to come forward.

From any perspective, he is the biggest.

The highest-ranking and most senior.

If he were to truly confront something like the Abyss, his two eldest sons might not be able to withstand it, but he himself had lived many more years and experienced many more things than them...

Therefore, he should bear the whispers of the Abyss.

He also has another advantage.

The God of Fortune resisted the pressure from the Abyss and slowly raised his head. A weight pressed down on him, as if it weighed a thousand pounds. His gaze met that giant eye hanging in the sky.

"I refuse your request. I am the God of Fortune, in charge of worldly wealth, luck, and the exorcism of evil spirits. Nothing can subdue me."

His voice surprisingly lessened the oppressive atmosphere around him.

The God of Fortune is no less proud than any other god.

On the contrary, he was very arrogant.

It was precisely because of this arrogance that the God of Wealth and the God of Luck came into being.

The God of Fortune controlled his bow and arrow, shooting it towards the giant eye in the sky. The Green-Gold arrow pierced the air, followed closely by thousands of other arrows, all whistling towards the giant eye. Meanwhile, the unique Authority of luck that belonged to him began to activate, enveloping his entire body.

The arrow that had instantly killed the Fallen God was utterly useless against that giant eye, shattering in an instant.

Meanwhile, a green halo enveloped the God of Fortune. Although he was far inferior to the Abyss in Abyss, luck is unpredictable.

Especially since the God of Fortune bestowed upon them all their luck.

Such unreasonable things should not be judged by common sense.

The results of this are quite significant.

--A A Way Out of Desperate Straits.