Marcarita: A Sense of Déjà Vu

The Clown God of Destruction's expression turned intriguing.

Roland's strength was not worth the Clown God of Destruction taking seriously at all. Although the power of a Candidate God of Destruction was a symbol of invincibility in the eyes of ordinary people, to a God of Destruction who had mastered the universe's rules of destruction, it was merely somewhat stronger.

There was an unbridgeable gulf between the Third-Level Sequence and the Level 4 Sequence. At the very least, Level 4 Sequence experts mastered the basic rules of the universe. Even if their own strength was inferior to their opponent's in terms of energy, they could still manipulate the universe's rules to crush them.

For example, in Universe 11, Jiren's strength was above that of the God of Destruction Belmod, but it depended on the situation. Without using the rules of destruction, Jiren's strength was indeed above Belmod's. But once Belmod used the rules that belonged to a God of Destruction, no matter how strong Jiren was, he could only be crushed.

Because at that point, what he had to face was no longer a God of Destruction, but the rules of the entire universe.

Unless one possessed the power to break the rules of the universe, one was simply no match for a God of Destruction.

What truly made the Clown God of Destruction wary was Roland's identity.

An Apprentice Dragon God—especially one who had reached the Third-Level Sequence—was equal in status to a God of Destruction. But in terms of future prospects, an Apprentice Dragon God stood far above a God of Destruction.

Above Apprentice Dragon God were official Dragon Gods and High-Ranking Dragon Gods, high-level deities of the Fifth-Level Sequence and Sixth-Level Sequence. And what was above a God of Destruction? Nothing. The Level 4 Sequence was the