Daof's true combat strength was beyond Abel's ability to gauge. He had no point of comparison in his heart. Even though the strike from God Tier Wizard Neismith that day had shown him the power of a god-tier being, that kind of god-tier wizard and Daof fought in completely different ways. There was no basis for comparison.
Once Abel's order ended, Daof's body vanished from where he stood and appeared in front of the three divine slaves.
Ordinary gods possessed an ability resembling teleportation within their divine kingdoms. A divine kingdom was an extension of a god's body, and within it, the god's abilities were naturally omnipotent.
However, divine kingdom battles were different. Once one divine kingdom connected to another, the gods still retained the ability to teleport within their respective divine kingdoms.
Within the space where the two divine kingdoms had merged, the gods on both sides could likewise use teleportation to move around.
But once a god entered an opponent's divine kingdom, aside from being able to fly by instinct of their divine body, they could no longer teleport.
War God Daof was an exception, however. Teleportation was an ability he had retained even after becoming a god, and very few gods possessed such an ability.
This ability allowed Daof to continue using teleportation to move around within the God of Hills' divine kingdom.
That was why, despite the three divine slaves flying at high speed, Daof still managed to block them.
The attacker who had initiated the divine kingdom battle appeared before the three divine slaves, immediately giving them a new target. The alarm from the Main God Hall was tossed to the backs of their minds.
Of course, even if they wanted to go to the Main God Hall to provide aid, they would first have