Apply Pressure

This is merely an appetizer in a series of combos from the gods of physics.

I ask you, little Tlaloc, have you ever seen a fist as big as a water tank?

"Little fist, punch your chest!"

Then Tlaloc's ribs fractured.

Downs, Harry, and Balende, three gods of weak divine power, were thus ganging up on Tlaloc.

Under normal circumstances, three weak gods ganging up on an intermediate divine power god would be a joke, no different from three little kids beating up an adult.

But the actual situation wasn't calculated like that.

If this were the Aztec world, or some neutral territory, the three of them would be courting death; even doubling their numbers would just be sending them to their doom.

However, Godslaying Valley wasn't just Lein's divine realm; it was also a place controlled by the laws of the Chaos World. Tlaloc's divine power here would be reduced by at least 50%, and that's not even the worst-case scenario.

How much divine power he could retain depended on his adaptability to the laws of physics and the world.

If he had retained enough reason and adjusted his divine power release method in time, he might have been able to unleash 50% of his divine might.

Tragically, he was already a mad god, and all his attacks appeared crude and inefficient.

Even so, he should have been able to suppress the three gods opposite him. This involved another variable: Balende's [Fortitude Golem] was made from the suffering god Ilmat!

This Chaos god had top-tier defense, withstanding Tlaloc's sharpest attacks and creating opportunities for his teammates. In this situation, the three of them also had the support of infinite divine power from the [Physical Network], which had long since been promoted to a godly level network.

When they reached