To Prevent Falling, I Had to Make a Move in Advance

Lein was merely exploring physics, wanting to study how the purification of impurities differed between Chaos gods, who once wielded powerful divine power, and gods from other worlds.

Surely a deity, half-tainted by Chaos, would be willing to serve as an anatomical model for scientific inquiry?

For every 'allied' deity willing to become an anatomical model, Lein would offer full respect, imagining in his mind Downs and the others bowing to the anatomical model... a bow, two bows... ceremony complete!

Lein's slight guilt dissolved like crocodile tears from a Paradox player.

[Yulia, preventing a deity from falling into a Godly Level Chaos Devil is very helpful for the victory of Order.]

Did they fall?

They did!

Anyway, since that guy lost his God's Country and his connection to his world was severed, Lein didn't mind helping the Aztec world clear a problem ahead of time. In any case, the Aztec World Will was likely a mess, unable to distinguish north from south after being ravaged by Chaos.

Thus, an actor-level God King and a Devil Master, who was already a lead actress, put on a textbook performance of "luring the enemy into a trap."

In the chaotic sky, a deity with an extremely bizarre appearance was streaking through the low altitude. This deity, possessing two fist-sized eyes on a normal human head and two strange fangs, held a large, intricately carved water bottle in one hand and a cluster of writhing, electric snakes in the other.

He occasionally unleashed his terrifying divine might of rain and storms, seemingly to destroy the graceful figure speeding below, but it was more like a cat playing with a mouse.

His arrogant words descended with the thunder and rain from mid-air: "Vile mortal! You are not worthy to represent the will of the world!