The Fated Hour: I Hear You Need a Sacrifice

"Bang!"

Another brutal True Sunstrike landed.

Even the mighty Devourer of Worlds felt pain when a burning star was repeatedly smashed into its head. Though it had reached the end of the Glutton's path, it was ultimately not a hero like Sargeras, who could shatter planets with a single sword strike and endure the destruction of a planet at close range as though it were a gentle breeze.

Lesser Gods had their limits.

Generally speaking, going all out to blow up a planet was about the limit.

A freak like Diakum, who had inherited a "big shot's account" and could casually hurl stars around in his critical form, was a one-of-a-kind exception. Honestly, this reflected more of An'she, the Sun God's immense power than Diakum's own strength.

Hadn't he been beaten into a near-death Light-Shadow transformation by the Devourer of Worlds before he started using stellar attacks?

Of course, Dymus selectively ignored the fact that before fighting the Vigilant, it had also engaged in a vicious battle with the fallen Norgannon in the Sea of Darkness.

Overall, Dymus, the Sea of Darkness's "veteran Void Lord," was still stronger.

But it was not strong enough to utterly crush Diakum at this stage. Thus, after Dick dealt with the Void Lords that had hidden away to stir up trouble and tried to profit from both sides, the two gods in mortal eyes resumed their battle.

What made Dymus very uncomfortable was that Diakum was currently in an irrational state of Ancient Fury.

In this state, he seemed to have "locked health." No matter how many times he was bombarded by the Devourer of Worlds' ultimate attacks, Antimatter Claws and Supernova Collapse, Diakum would soon leap back up, full of life and vigor.

The sun-incarnate in his locked-health state no longer even bothered