Eternal Stillness was one of Liu Zhi's major abilities. Before he became a mythic, he had already used it to kill several divine enemies. Now that he had reached the mythic level, he had made its power more tangible, and ordinary divine enemies stood even less of a chance against it.
With that single thrust, the black-robed man didn't even have a chance to dodge.
That strike also made Liu Zhi realize something: once players passed the mythic level, the game system's control over them weakened considerably.
Before the mythic level, it was quite easy for the system to send in a player's nemesis.
At the very beginning, the nemeses Liu Zhi had encountered had all been woven into the story. They'd even had their own origins and life stories.
But the black-robed man before him was different. Liu Zhi hadn't realized it at first, but the moment he stabbed the man between the brows, he sensed that the black-robed man had no identity or background of his own.
He was simply an existence that had appeared on the island out of nowhere, much like a player. If someone investigated him closely, they would discover that he had no past and no known origin.
That was how things worked even at the divine level. It was easy to imagine that at the mythic level, the system would find it even harder to arrange things.
After all, in any given world, one could count the mythic-level beings on one's fingers.
It was all well and good for Liu Zhi to come to this world and reach the mythic level. But in some weaker worlds, the mythic-level being was their God King.
If the system casually sent in a mythic-level player, the God King of that world might target them before they