Do you Sumerian Gods have a serious illness?
They surrendered immediately after the vanguard was wiped out?
Shouldn't they have gathered their armies for a desperate struggle, or at the very least, fled?
Lein glanced at the divine power reserves of the Wardenclyffe Tower. It was still a little over half full. If the other side's God's Country was that weak, even if they scattered and fled, he could still kill a few more gods. However, dealing with their large planes would be impossible.
He had a feeling that this was a mismatched pair, one heading east and the other heading west.
You might think they were charging aggressively, but they were already retreating halfway when they charged at you.
To be honest, even Lein, a madman who used planets to burn glass every day in this game, had no idea what he was doing. This was a minor problem caused by having too high a psychological threshold.
His "Destroyer of All Realms" achievement was a title from another universe to the deities of this universe. It was like an outsider claiming to be "invincible on Filipino Island." Who knew if they would surrender at the first splash of a water cannon or if they could actually fight.
The combination of "Imas Planet Destroyer" and "Destroyer of All Realms" achievements was terrifying. It was like being in the solar system, in front of Earthlings, you first blew up Mars, and then said you had once destroyed the Orion Galaxy. Would Earthlings be scared or not?
You wouldn't have a choice but to believe!
If you were an Earthling, you'd be scared too!
Regardless of how Lein took shortcuts, he had indeed destroyed Imas Planet and subdued the Mohanade God System. This was a publicly verifiable achievement in this universe. Coupled