Which Idiot Thinks Shipwrecks Are Trash? Pulling a Ship with a Single Draw Is the Real Skill

Although the sun ship sent by the Sanghaians had unexpectedly crashed, the good news was that the godslayers had successfully destroyed the shrine connecting the gnolls' faith to the Lord of the Hunt.

Although the godslayers had successfully destroyed the hunting shrine, the bad news was that the bastard Lord of the Hunt had awakened one step ahead of them.

The Lord of the Hunt awakening before they could badly wound and kill Him was already terrible news. The Material World had no idea what it had done to deserve two gods entering and exiting its territory in a single day, but even now, with things this bad, there was still some good news.

For example, the Lord of the Hunt had awakened too early, so His power was incomplete. On top of that, the shrine had been crippled by a joint effort from the cool old venerable with his spear and the up-and-coming Pirate King. That meant it would be difficult for Him to absorb the gnolls' faith and grow stronger after awakening. And because He had given up some of His power, He had forgotten to give Himself an invulnerability period when He made His entrance. As a result, the lunatic with MAX intuition had broken through His defenses with a single strike.

This was probably the only good news among all the bad.

That eye-popping six-figure damage represented the highest DPS the Great Shark could manage when he went all out. He truly lived up to his reputation as the top enforcer among the faith-in-Lava crowd of Otherworlders. It had only been one hit, but that was enough.

Gods were terrifying!

Evil gods who followed the path of destruction were even more terrifying. But if an evil god had a health bar and could be damaged... damn,