Omnidirectional Fantasy
Chapter 1632

I Don't Mind Giving You Another Sword Strike

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(Heartfelt thanks to 'Twelve Star Festival', 'Nine Nights Clear Song', 'Wing of the Phantom', 'Fleeting Years', 'That Year Flowers Bloomed in the Morning Sun', 'Gap of the Living', 'Stranger's Wound', 'LuciFer', 'Fate Stay Night 233', 'I Really Like Omnidirectional Fantasy', and 'Ars Alreid' for their tips!)

Only after the Great Sage Equal to Heaven vanished into the pitch-black spatial rift and left this space did Susanoo, the monk, and the princess exchange glances.

"Looks like the Great Sage Equal to Heaven has returned to the present world." The princess spoke with some concern.

"Now the people on the surface will have to endure another terrible disaster."

The mere manifestation of a Heretic God could bring immense disaster to the world on the surface.

And Great Sage Equal to Heaven Sun Wukong was a battle god with boundless divine power.

Having become a Heretic God that defied the proper path, if he were left to be controlled by madness, it was only natural that ordinary humans would suffer.

The princess was probably worried about that.

Her kind concern for the nation and its people clearly came from the heart.

Compared to this kindhearted princess, Susanoo and the monk were incredibly irresponsible, speaking as though they had no cares at all.

"Even so, don't humans have a saying that only by enduring hardship can one rise above the rest?"

"Even if he causes a disaster, it will only be a minor disturbance. Once a Heretic God appears, Godslayers will naturally be drawn to it like sharks smelling blood. That monkey will be dealt with sooner or later, won't he?"

Hearing Susanoo and the monk's carefree words, Noah frowned tightly and coldly looked toward the two people he had no favorable impression of whatsoever.

"You were the ones who imprisoned that ape god.

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