Amon

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Amon (阿蒙)
Alias(es)	God-Defiler; Noble Youth; Walker (stolen identity)
Gender	Masculine
Affiliation	Amon Family; allied with Wind Sovereign Diya
Occupation/Role	Highgod clone commander; infiltrator; negotiator; Plane Battlefield combatant
Status	Active
First Appearance	Chapter 118

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Lowgod clones	122	Amon reportedly began with only a few Lowgod divine clones after arriving from a Material Plane.
Midgod possession	122	His stolen identities and possession capability expanded to Midgods.
Five-Star Fiend-level possession	122	In the Bage Plane, he could possess Five-Star Fiends whose souls had been damaged.
Seven-Star Fiend Death Law	122	His strongest displayed law insight during an early clash with a Sovereign's army was Death Law at Seven-Star Fiend level.
Highgod Fate Law	121	By repeatedly stealing fates over a little more than a century, his Fate Law rose from Midgod to Highgod level.
Asura-level Fate Law	121	A water-elemental Lowgod avatar used Amon's Fate Law insight to overpower Walker.
Asura-limit Fate Law	122	His Fate Law reached one step below Grand Perfection.
Six-way Fire Law fusion	122	Walker, Amon's stolen super divine beast clone, displayed six-fold Fire Law fusion and combat power second only to Grand Perfection.
Paragon Fate Law	141	Ao Fu stated that Amon's Fate Law insight was no weaker than his own.
Near-Paragon Fire Law	141	His Fire Law reached the final step and was close to a Paragon breakthrough.
Asura-level Destruction Law	141	His Destruction Law insight advanced to the Asura level.
Paragon-level clone force	167	Hundreds of Fire clones were capable of using Flame Robe, indicating Paragon-level Fire Law comprehension.

Appearance

Amon commonly appears as a refined noble youth or Highgod in dark robes, distinguished by a crystal monocle. His appearance is transferable: after replacing a target, he can inhabit that person's identity and body.

• Crystal monocle, usually shifted between his left and right eye 119 121.
• Often wears black robes and a pointed soft hat 128.
• Has also appeared in golden robes while visiting Ao Fu's Ogu Garden 186.
• His avatars can take forms such as a water-elemental Lowgod or the fire-elemental divine beast Walker 121.

Background / History

Amon is the primary Fate God Clone controlled by Lynn; “Amon’s true body” refers to Lynn, while “main body” refers specifically to Amon's primary Fate God Clone 119. He emerged roughly a year before Luo's death, initially with only a handful of Lowgod clones, then developed rapidly by stealing the fates and identities of others 122.

After Luo was assimilated by Lynn, reducing the Talent Clone limit from six to five, Amon publicly confronted the Sovereigns. He claimed possession of the Supreme God Decree and Token, challenged them to find his true body in the Supreme Planes, and used his apparent death to maintain the game and misdirect their search 119.

On the Kaluosha Continent, a water-elemental Lowgod Amon avatar defeated and replaced Walker, a fire-elemental divine beast. This gave Amon a powerful super divine beast clone, though the replacement did not grant Walker's Fire Law insights 121. He subsequently infiltrated Quicksand Castle, replacing its inhabitants with clones before trapping and banishing Kenneth into spatial turbulence through coordinated innate divine abilities 121 123.

Amon's later activities established Silver City as a power feared throughout Hell. When the Four Divine Beasts Clan attacked the city, he revealed that he had already converted many of their members—including relatives—into clones, forcing them into internal slaughter. The conflict ended in a temporary truce with the Sovereigns: Amon's clones would not invade Sovereign-controlled forces without cause, while the Sovereigns would stop openly targeting him 140 142.

Personality

Amon is composed, theatrical, and deliberately unsettling. He treats confrontations with Sovereigns and powerful Highgods as games, maintaining a faint smile and using his monocle as a signature gesture even while provoking enemies 119 140.

He is also highly pragmatic. He sacrifices ordinary clones without hesitation, uses negotiations and Supreme God Oaths to protect his interests, and exploits loopholes in agreements and surveillance 126 131. His confidence is backed by contingency planning: clone networks, stolen identities, decoys, and the deliberate concealment of Lynn's true body.

His cruelty is especially evident in his treatment of the Four Divine Beasts Clan, whose own members and loved ones he turned into weapons against them 140.

Abilities & Skills

Fate Theft and Identity Replacement

Amon can steal a target's fate, replace their identity, and convert them into one of his clones.

• Replaced Walker by placing a hand on his forehead and using purple soul-based power; the original water-elemental avatar became a corpse while Amon emerged in Walker's body 121.
• Can infiltrate organizations on a massive scale; Quicksand Castle's inhabitants, prisoners, and divine beasts were all covertly converted 121.
• His clones can retain their host identities well enough to deceive Sovereigns and Grand Perfections through the Fate Trojan 121.
• Stealing the fate of powerful targets is difficult; he failed against Kenneth, a veteran Asura-level super divine beast 123.
• Replacing a target does not grant that target's law insights 121.

Clone Network

Amon commands large numbers of expendable clones across the Divine Planes and Material Planes.

• His clone force includes Fate, Fire, Death, Destruction, and rare binding-type divine beasts 123.
• His intelligence network can locate powerful divine beasts and monitor targets across multiple planes 136.
• A clone's death strengthens the quality of Amon's true soul through the Fate Trojan 141.
• Once his Fate Law reached the Asura level, his soul quality surpassed that of an ordinary Paragon; Sovereigns could no longer remotely destroy his clones 141.
• Maintaining too many Amon clones imposes heavy strain on Lynn's soul, forcing a temporary reduction in their growth and activity 131.

Fate Law

Amon's principal combat insight is the Fate Law.

• A water-elemental Lowgod avatar used Asura-level Fate Law insight to defeat Walker despite lacking Water Law profound mysteries 121.
• His Fate Law advanced from Midgod to Highgod level in just over a century through repeated fate theft 121.
• It later reached the Asura limit, then Paragon level comparable to Fate Sovereign Ao Fu's insight 122 141.
• His Fate Law was stuck at its final step during his battle with Kenneth, motivating him to seek combat experience 123.

Coordinated Innate Divine Abilities

Amon uses specialized divine beast clones as a combined battlefield control system.

• More than a dozen binding-type divine beast clones layered their innate abilities to immobilize Kenneth 123.
• An ordinary Highgod Golden-Armored Divine Beast clone then seized Kenneth and dragged him into spatial turbulence, banishing rather than killing him 123.
• This combination made Amon strategically valuable enough that a Sovereign considered him worth more than the combined angels of the Light and Darkness Divine Realms 123.

Plane Battlefield Infiltration

Amon can convert enemy soldiers during combat and use them to collapse formations from within.

• During the Wind–Fire Plane Battlefield, he selectively hunted Highgods outside the Fire, Destruction, and Fate elements 166.
• Fire Divine Plane soldiers suddenly manifested monocles and surrounded Bamer, Soros, and Luo Feng 166.
• His clones caused defections among Fire soldiers and converted Asuras lacking soul-defense Sovereign Artifacts 167.
• The Rule Sovereigns subsequently agreed to prohibit Amon from future Plane Battlefields because his presence could dominate the contest 167.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Crystal monocle — Amon's defining accessory and visual marker across his identities 119 121.
• Supreme God Decree — Held by Amon before being traded to Ao Fu, alongside one-third of Lynn's original-body essence blood, for a Thunder Element Lowgod Sovereign Spark 131.
• Thunder Element Lowgod Sovereign Spark — Obtained from Ao Fu through the above transaction 131.
• Dark Sovereign Spark — Promised by Diya in exchange for securing ten consecutive Plane Battlefield victories; later renegotiated as a lower-tier Dark Sovereign Spark 126 157.

Relationships

• Lynn — Controller and true body behind Amon; Amon is Lynn's primary Fate God Clone 119.
• Walker — Fire-elemental divine beast whose identity and divine power Amon stole, turning him into a super divine beast clone 121.
• Kenneth — Asura-level super divine beast; resisted fate theft but was immobilized by Amon's clone force and banished into spatial turbulence 123.
• Diya — Wind Sovereign and transactional ally; they agreed that Amon would help secure ten consecutive Plane Battlefield victories in exchange for a Dark Sovereign Spark and other terms 126 157.
• Ao Fu — Fate Sovereign who seeks to study Amon's clone talent; received Amon's Supreme God Decree and essence blood in exchange for a Thunder Sovereign Spark 130 131.
• Augusta — Light Sovereign and Ao Fu's collaborator in the search for Amon's true body 131 172.
• Xiao Yan — Owes Amon a favor connected to Silver City; Amon invoked it to recruit Xiao Yan for Diya's Plane Battlefield strategy 164.
• Luo Feng — Fellow Lynn-controlled clone who intervened to prevent Amon from attacking Xiao Yan's allies Bamer, Soros, and Luo Feng 167.
• Four Divine Beasts Clan — Enemies after their assault on Silver City; Amon infiltrated their ranks and used converted clan members against them 140 142.
• Reding — Azure Dragon Sovereign; confronted Amon through a projection during the Silver City conflict and helped establish a temporary truce 141 142.
• Uterde — Destruction Sovereign; opposed Amon's participation in the Plane Battlefield and later sought his flesh and blood 167 187.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Sovereign Challenge

Amon publicly identifies himself before the Sovereigns, claims the Supreme God Decree and Token, and invites them into a contest to find his true body in the Supreme Planes 119.

Kaluosha Continent and Kenneth's Banishment

He steals Walker's identity, infiltrates Quicksand Castle, confronts Kenneth, and uses a clone-based binding ambush to exile Kenneth into spatial turbulence 121 123.

Sovereign Spark Negotiations

Amon bargains with Diya for a Dark Sovereign Spark and separately trades the Supreme God Decree plus one-third of Lynn's essence blood to Ao Fu for a Thunder Element Lowgod Sovereign Spark 126 131.

Silver City and the Four Divine Beasts Clan

After Silver City's guards kill Four Divine Beasts Clan members who murder an elf resident, Amon's conflict with the clan escalates. He turns the invading force's converted relatives and comrades against them, forcing their retreat after Reding intervenes 137 140 142.

Plane Battlefield Alliance

Amon recruits Xiao Yan and Luo Feng for Diya's campaign, deploys clone infiltrators against the Fire Divine Plane, and helps reverse the Wind Divine Plane's disadvantage. The Rule Sovereigns then ban him from future Plane Battlefields 164 166 167.

True Body Bargain

Amon offers to reveal Lynn's location in exchange for being allowed to observe Diya and Huerlei's Sovereign battle, drawing the attention of numerous Sovereigns eager to obtain his flesh, blood, and Sovereign Sparks 186 187.

Notable Quotes

“Me? You can call me Amon.” 119

“Relax. Dizziness is normal. Just take a nap.” 121

“Interesting looks. I hope you can keep them a little longer.” 140

“Completely certain.” 157

Trivia

• Amon's stolen identities are not recognized by the laws of heaven and earth as genuine advancement targets; possessing Walker would not cause godhood laws to descend for Amon, so he would need to refine a Godspark to advance 121.
• His water-elemental Lowgod avatar had no Water Law profound mysteries and could only use basic water divine power, Divine Domain, and divine sense; its real combat strength came from Amon's Fate Law insight 121.
• Amon's public reputation emphasizes collective strength: he is considered alongside Luo as one of the two strongest Highgods, with Luo representing individual power and Amon representing nearly limitless clone-based power 136.