Trap

In the starry sky.

A divine aberration battled the four Golden Immortals at astonishing speed.

Unlike the incarnations of other Evil Gods, whose bodies could casually stretch tens of thousands of meters and were bloated beyond measure, this divine aberration maintained a body only a dozen meters tall.

That was because divine aberrations with self-awareness would actively temper their own power. Evil God incarnations, on the other hand, could not control their vast spiritual systems with only a sliver of psychic power, and could only grow larger in size.

The dozen-meter-tall divine aberration retained a humanoid form, yet its body contained the profound resonance of the Great Dao.

However, this resonance of the Great Dao was being emitted in reverse. It was clearly a fluctuation formed when, after being struck by an immortal art, it expelled the power of the Great Dao contained within that art.

Relying on its astonishing resistance to immortal arts and the power of the Great Dao, the divine aberration did not defend itself at all, pouncing at the four Golden Immortals again and again.

Whenever it charged at one of the Golden Immortals, the circulation of the Great Dao within that Golden Immortal's body seemed to grow sluggish.

It was somewhat better when the others lent assistance.

Without assistance, the Golden Immortal would be directly intimidated by the divine aberration, and the arm radiating a pale-blue glow would slam straight into his body.

On the surface, the blow would not cause any harm to a Golden Immortal, but the spirituality within his body would rapidly decay.

Spirituality was a manifestation of the soul and mind, and was a level more profound than psychic power.

The weakness brought about by decaying spirituality would make it difficult for the Golden Immortal to activate his psychic power. Without