Becoming a Highgod could summon the Laws of the Heavens and Earth. That was perfectly normal.
But for a Highgod to summon the Laws of the Heavens and Earth was, according to legend, possible in only one circumstance: upon becoming a Paragon Highgod, the Laws would descend once more.
Could this person standing before them really be about to become a Paragon Highgod? And from Mid-God straight to Paragon?
The Black Oblivion Army soldiers were deeply shaken. They were lucky enough to witness the birth of a Paragon—a story they could boast about for years. Better still, if they could make a connection with this newly ascended Paragon. They knew it was impossible, of course. Only someone of the Asura Prefect's standing or higher could be friends with a Paragon, but that didn't stop them from dreaming. What if they got the chance?
The Black Oblivion Army soldier named Richie was already scared out of his wits. He had nearly offended a Paragon. If he had, not even a Chief Sovereign would have protected him. Between a Paragon and an ordinary Highgod, which would a Chief Sovereign choose?
The Godhead continued to transform. Then the soul of the Thunder Element Divine Clone was bestowed with Willpower. Hodan realized that it wasn't just the soul of his Thunder Element Divine Clone. Through some mysterious channel, his other Divine Clones and his original body had also been bestowed with Willpower, though only a tiny amount—nothing compared to what the Thunder Element Divine Clone possessed.
A Paragon's Willpower was concentrated primarily in the Paragon's Divine Clone.
After becoming a Paragon, Hodan felt as though the whole world had changed. It wasn't only his grasp and mastery of the Lightning Law, but also the confidence that came with reaching Paragon. Once he became a