Annihilation had gone mad—not truly insane, but driven to madness.
Suddenly, He felt that one thing Destiny had done was right: when it was time to go mad, one had to go mad, and drag the entire world into madness along with oneself.
He saw it now. Nothingness had never intended to leave Him a way to live. Since death was inevitable, why couldn't He choose His own way to die?
Otherwise, was He supposed to wait until His divine throne was stripped away, then be trapped like Prosperity in some prison without freedom, sitting around waiting to die?
So in the next second, Annihilation left His seat and rose into the void. With a blink of His eyes, countless worlds on the verge of annihilation appeared one after another. Wrapped in terrifying torrents of annihilation, they began sweeping wantonly through reality, dragging everything they encountered into the abyss of collapse and destruction.
Endless annihilation power surged from His eyes. Like a doomsday tide, it instantly flooded the entire world. Those innumerable worlds of annihilation were like higher-dimensional "vacuum cleaners" incomprehensible to mortals, sucking everything in reality into themselves and gradually disintegrating it.
In the end, Annihilation had followed Truth's old path. He had begun destroying the world.
But Truth had done so to break free from the shackles of the barriers between space and time, while He was more like someone venting His revenge.
Of course, it was not merely anger driving Him. He was using this final madness to draw closer to His own will. By annihilating the entire world, He knew the gods would certainly stop Him—but He also had a way to prevent the gods from acting.
The Gods' Covenant Assembly was abruptly interrupted. The gods present wore solemn expressions and descended into the void one