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Perhaps Xiao Yang did have a divine kingdom after all.

It was just that his divine kingdom might be a little unusual, and no one would willingly enter it.

As Xiao Yang dismantled the Death Abomination into individual bones, a twisted figure soundlessly appeared in that quiet little black lake.

After what had happened with the Carrion God last time, Xiao Yang had kept an eye on the Lake of the Mind. Sure enough, the exact same thing happened.

It struggled until it sank completely into the pitch-black little lake.

Perhaps it was just his imagination, but the black lake seemed to have grown a little larger.

The Death Abomination's defeat wasn't anything surprising, but what was different this time was...

"It seems like its defeat wasn't the whole story."

Abominations were very special monsters, born from the distortion and mutation of gods. As a well-known type of monster, their most prominent trait was how difficult they were to kill.

Their vitality was extremely tenacious. Usually, every last trace of twisted divinity within their bodies had to be completely worn away before they could truly die.

That was very difficult to accomplish. Otherwise, all kinds of abominations wouldn't keep appearing in stories as creatures sealed away in the background.

But this time, it had truly died.

The Death Abomination's divine immortality wasn't a problem for Xiao Yang.

He actually had plenty of ways to counter that kind of immortality, but he hadn't used any of them this time...

"I broke its bones, and then it died."

Just like that, it had died.

Given what had happened, along with the enlarged black lake, Xiao Yang couldn't help but consider a question.

"Should I let it grow?"

He couldn't say whether the expansion of this black Lake of the Mind—like an ultimate,