Granting Mortals the Power to Fight Chaos

Lein always acted with the intention of achieving the greatest results with the least effort, yet he always gave people the impression that he truly possessed "Myriad-Jun Strength."

No one knew that every time he crossed galaxies to capture gods, which looked incredibly impressive, he would actually enter a "sage time" afterward. At best, his teleportation ability would be temporarily unusable; at worst, he wouldn't even dare to use ordinary elemental attacks.

The part of his Divine Spark related to [Teleportation] was far from sufficient. What's more, the divinity and divine spark fragments related to this aspect were almost impossible to refine. There was no other way; the physics knowledge he learned before his transmigration didn't include specific knowledge about space folding.

As a result, relying on the legacy of the God of Exploration and Travel, he could at most forcefully cross space to capture intermediate divine power deities who lacked a God's Country or world protection.

Since Antuer had been captured, it was once again a scene of seven disciples ganging up on him.

In this small territory of the Godslaying Valley, dragons had to coil up, tigers had to lie down, and even gods had to kneel.

Now that Downs and Harry had received the gift from the Aztec god Tlaloc and had just been promoted to lesser divine power, coupled with Balende using the "God of Suffering Mecha" as the main attacker, this was destined to be a grand hunt.

Even though Lein had done eighty percent of the work beforehand, it still took Downs and the others nearly a day and a night to finally kill the irritable "trapped beast" Antuer.

While it sounded easier than the time with Ilmat, the God of Suffering, the actual process was incredibly dangerous.

Ilmat was a typical example of