Lolita was dead.
Her greatest strength, Soul Attack, posed no threat to Liewen, who had also become a god through the Rules of Fate.
As for material attacks, Lolita's material attacks posed even less of a threat to Liewen.
Liewen possessed Purification Ray, which fused two profound mysteries, as well as Purification Guard for defense. Moreover, the Angel Battle Sword was a Highgod Artifact, far tougher and sharper than Lolita's Black Scythe.
Liewen won with ease.
The reason for this was still that Liewen's side had more people.
If Liewen had been alone, Lolita would not have needed to separate her two divine Clones.
If both her Lightning and Death divine Clones had remained together, she would have been formidable in both speed and soul. Even if she could not win, she could still flee.
However, the War God and the High Priest were also present. To avoid being surrounded, she could only separate her two divine Clones to face them.
That gave Liewen an opening.
Using the Fate God Clone that Lolita did not know about, he killed the slightly weaker Lightning God Clone. Then, relying on the speed of his Light God Clone, he made it impossible for Lolita's Death God Clone to escape.
If Liewen had been alone, he would not have been able to take her down so smoothly.
Liewen put away Lolita's original body, Interspatial Ring, and that Lowgod Artifact scythe, storing them in his own Interspatial Ring.
Lolita was a Divine Beast. Her Essence Blood could further strengthen Liewen's body.
As for that Death Lowgod Godspark, Liewen did not put it away. Instead, he held it in his hand, intending to give it to the High Priest, as they had agreed beforehand.
Before long, the War God and the High Priest arrived as well.