This was the Crimson Full Moon's third mistake: it had misjudged Gelman's "fruit."
Looking back now, Gelman's final battle against "Darkness" had been different from all the others. He had fought without its support.
And yet Gelman had still won.
He had defeated the oldest demigod, the Crimson Full Moon's most loyal subordinate, and its will upon the earth.
Even so, the Crimson Full Moon could accept that.
Gelman had come before it, then died at its hands. That was still in keeping with "Fated Death."
But at this moment, the Crimson Full Moon finally sensed that something was wrong...
Gelman's fate seemed to have slipped beyond its control.
The Crimson Full Moon considered many possibilities, but none of them fully explained the situation.
Then, in a flash of inspiration, it realized.
If anything in this world could surpass its understanding, imagination, and "Gift of Fate"...
It could only be a power from beyond this world.
"An Outer God"?
No, impossible.
That made even less sense.
The Crimson Full Moon considered itself diligent and devoted. It had exhausted itself in preparation for the day of "Outer God Devouring Stars," all so it could ultimately become part of an "Outer God."
That was its greatest honor and joy.
What reason would an "Outer God" have to do this?
To abandon a loyal servant like it?
At the same time, Gelman sensed a power descending from beyond the planet, continuously nourishing his body.
He quickly recovered from his surprise.
His life-or-death battle with the Crimson Full Moon was far from over, and the power from beyond this world could only benefit him right now.
Like the Crimson Full Moon, he had a lot to consider.
He could make full use of Silver Wings' mobility and buy himself time.
Every moment he gained