Wang Dachui Who Defied Heaven, Earth, and the Gods

"The World Tree is so special, deified, and supported by the divine root of the Wood Element. It should be able to protect me... It should, right..."

Suye thought for a moment, gritted his teeth, and decided to make use of his own abilities.

Suye put on his long-unused little mustache and handed it to Pholus.

Pholus put it on, puzzled.

"Pholus, why does the dignified Incarnation of the Goddess of Revenge look neither human nor ghostly?"

"I've heard that many gods are like this. The more ancient the god, the stranger their appearance. When they maintain a human form, their power isn't that strong. Only after restoring their true form do they become stronger. For example, almost all the most ancient Egyptian gods had animal heads," Pholus said.

"Oh, so that means some gods are actually just beasts?"

Pholus opened his mouth but ultimately didn't dare respond.

The nearby undead all retreated in unison.

This person was even harsher than Pholus.

Everyone looked toward the Incarnation of the Goddess of Revenge. She remained expressionless.

Suye continued on his own. "These beasts were merely born early and absorbed the primal power of heaven and earth. They have power but no brains, proclaimed themselves gods, and believed they possessed everything. In reality, they failed to realize that they had remained stuck in place without making any progress, while humanity kept advancing, developing, and evolving. Yet these beasts still have no brains. Isn't that right, big spider?"

The Incarnation of the Goddess of Revenge narrowed her eyes slightly. Six Suye figures were reflected in her six blood-red eyes.

"Human, I allow you to challenge me, but you have no right to provoke me!" The scales around the Incarnation of the Goddess of Revenge trembled lightly, and blood poured from her six eyes