During the era of the Ancient Underworld Cosmos, the demon gods all looked uncivilized, and their appearances varied wildly. Even their patterns of behavior were, more often than not, difficult to predict.
Of course, they fled when they encountered danger and killed the weak outright, upholding the law of the jungle.
After all, whether it was human nature or demonic nature, all living beings were born evil. That was the law of the universe itself.
Unless they were born without needing to devour other laws to survive.
But as long as they were living beings, that was impossible.
Therefore, the concept that human nature was evil was based precisely on the fact that, from the moment living beings were born, they had to consider how to survive.
After all, without food, they would starve to death, and without air, they could not survive. For living beings, these things were only natural—but when were they not a form of plunder in some sense?
That was why it was so important to teach them the rules of coexistence.
If there were no rules at all, and they came to attack the Holy City day after day, the world would descend into chaos.
And the most effective way to teach them the rules was, of course, to kill one as a warning to the others.
I did not care who escaped. Living demon gods suffered more than dead ones. After all, death was the only way to put an end to everything.
Sword radiance swept across the land like locusts, reaping lives everywhere. The demon gods could not even resist. With every law annihilated, no law they used could have any effect.
Moreover, the Sword Qi infused with destiny was unstoppable. It not only altered every variable around it, but also saw through