More than ten thousand years ago, the two great civilizations of Deno launched a prolonged arms race over the unequal distribution of stellar resources. As both sides escalated their actions, this arms race ultimately evolved into the Deno War, an event of cosmic significance.
Because the two great Deno civilizations had also been single-handedly supported by Time God Kiran, Lieyang—the self-proclaimed big brother of the post-God River civilizations—began to intervene. At the time, Di Hongkun hoped that both sides would give him some face and call it quits.
But how could Deno, a newly risen godly civilization, possibly be intimidated by the title of some damn Sun God? Not only did they ignore his advice, the horns of war only sounded louder.
There was no need to elaborate on what happened afterward. The Deno Star System's sole star was destroyed by the enraged Di Hongkun, while Lieyang's Main Star was cleaved in half by the previous generation's Noxian God of War with a single axe strike.
Setting aside whether other forces had secretly guided this incident from behind the scenes, let us focus solely on the previous Noxian God of War destroying half of Lieyang's Main Star.
At the time, War Maniac Du Kao had directly commanded the previous Noxian God of War to wield the God-Slaying Axe and hurl it toward the distant Lieyang Star.
It should be noted that this kind of throwing should not be imagined as simply tossing an axe at an object. It was no ordinary throw. By relying on the Noxian God of War's genes, it launched a God-Slaying attack carrying destructive energy at Lieyang Star—a long-range, precision strike across vast distances.
As everyone knew, without using stellar-level energy—such as unleashing Solar Wind, Solar Flares, or triggering nuclear fusion—destroying a planet was an extremely