At this moment, the Darkness God on the battlefield was sensing the effects that Star Realm power and rules had on him.
Sure enough, the Flowing Light Retrospective World was also affected to a certain extent by Star Realm Rules, or perhaps the rules of balance played a role here as well.
The Darkness God had just slain a Level-7 Modified Human of the Zeus Skelton Empire with a single stroke. Immediately afterward, the backlash of the rules descended upon him.
The Darkness God's right hand was now in an extremely numb state.
The instinctive resonance from the level of rules told the Darkness God that if he continued to attack Dominator-class Beings on this Dimensional Battlefield without restraint—especially if he killed them—it would inevitably hasten the time when he would "leave" this special spacetime.
The Star Realm, the Flowing Light Retrospective World, and the Dimensional Battlefield all had their own systems of judgment, and the Darkness God had not yet fully figured them out.
Or rather, he had never been good at this sort of thing.
But in simple terms, the Flowing Light Retrospective World had greater carrying capacity and allowed greater destruction than the Star Realm. Yet that did not mean a Level-9 Being could act without restraint here.
The Dimensional Battlefield's degree of rejection toward a Level-9 Being differed greatly depending on whether one severely wounded a Dominator or killed one.
The Darkness God had just severely wounded Aurora, a peak Half-Nine, and during that process, he had indeed sensed the Dimensional Battlefield's rejection of him.
But after comparing the two, the Darkness God discovered that the rule-based rejection caused by killing a Level-7 Modified Human was actually about the same as that caused by severely wounding Aurora!
As for his fierce battle with God of Destruction