At present, our side was completely incapable of contending with Misfortune.
Of the three gods, Ye Tai had already absorbed something from the marble and entered the ranks of upper gods. However, he had yet to sort out certain paths exclusive to upper gods and was still digesting them.
Tang Chuan stood somewhere between an upper god and a middle god. With his invisible yet formidable reserves, he could barely be considered an upper god as well.
Tang Cai, meanwhile, was still only a lower god and had not broken through to become a middle god. Nor had they found anything in the Main God Treasure Vault that could help her break through quickly.
After all, she had become a god only recently, and her foundation was still shallow. There were also certain matters concerning gods that she had yet to straighten out, leaving a faint mist over the road ahead and preventing her from seeing her own true direction clearly.
Her condition was bound to persist for quite a while. She would not be able to play much of a role in the confrontation against Misfortune.
The rest was the lower-tier force known as Calamity Kin.
Yet even if all those forces were added together—the God Slaying Plan arranged by the three gods, plus Tang Chuan's newly transformed Fantasy Weapon—their theoretical chances of defeating Misfortune were still infinitesimal.
It could not be said that defeat was certain, but all they could do was hope that the Calamity Supreme God had some contingency plan that would emerge, as elusive as an antelope hanging its horns, when the situation became truly dire.
And that was only assuming Misfortune was their sole enemy, that he had no other godly allies, and that he had not gained the upper hand on the lower