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When Haka saw the divine mark on the Evil God's head, he was scared witless.

At that moment, he did not even dare to think of resisting.

Because powerful races stood everywhere in the Hell Great Domain, there were countless taboos that could not be violated.

For instance, one could not trespass into certain gods' territories, nor could one destroy formations laid down by certain gods...

Yet what had left the deepest impression on Haka was a taboo left behind by the Ancient Nether Dragon King of his clan.

That taboo described a divine mark composed of a burning blood-red eye.

According to the Ancient Nether Dragon King's description, this divine mark was a taboo for every race in the Hell Great Domain. Even the races that housed Ancient Gods could not avoid it.

This was because the divine mark symbolized the supreme authority and inviolable majesty of the Hell Great Domain.

There were many legends concerning the taboo of this divine mark, but so much time had passed that no one could explain the exact reason behind it.

Yet the rule that this divine mark must not be offended had been passed down among every race in the Hell Great Domain, remaining so to this day.

As Haka grew up, he had awakened inherited memories from his ancestors and come into contact with related information.

Though he had never seen this divine mark with his own eyes, his ancestors' fear and reverence for it had been inherited along with their memories.

It was an instinctive emotional impression, and as the inheritor, he could clearly sense what those emotions conveyed.

So when Haka clearly saw the divine mark on the Evil God's forehead, he was struck by immense terror.

Forget resisting—Haka even wanted to die. He knew he had caused