The colossal arm that suddenly thrust out from Troll Valley gave Li Wei quite a fright as well.
Its surface bulged with 'veins' like the knotted branches of ancient trees, making it look at first glance like some insectoid monstrosity enlarged by an unknown number of times.
This thing was simply too huge—so huge that it had become downright unreasonable.
In the terminology of those goofy Blue Star netizens, it was absurdly overpowered!
If it were a normal living creature, the Prime Material Plane simply could not supply enough nutrients to sustain its needs.
And according to the biological theories of the Mages, once a creature's size exceeded all reason, then unless it had divine support, it was often classified as chaotic and deranged.
Watching its warped, savage form frantically seize and devour everything it could grasp, Li Wei had already roughly concluded that it did not seem to possess much intelligence.
"Could this actually be a godspawn? Fuck!"
Li Wei was half scared to death by his own sudden guess and nearly turned around and ran.
If it really was a godspawn, forget an underage little Silver Dragon like him—even a Legend would be nothing but a side dish. Even ordinary deities could capsize in the gutter against one.
Godspawn all possessed sparks of divinity. Thus, unless they were completely destroyed, they were practically immortal.
Some received twisted, strange, and terrifying marks amid the birth pangs of deities.
Others were born upon the corpses of gods that had died by accident or been forgotten. Having lost their faith, they would gradually rot away in the Astral Plane until they became monstrous godspawn, hating every living thing.
They held an obsessive love for great disasters, wishing to wipe out everything and project their own suffering across the multiverse on an