Dark then summoned three "Demon Kings," fusing and evolving them into the Demon God Abyss Walker.
After that, he ordered the Demon God Abyss Walker to attack. Yet the Godslaying Sword could not break through that invisible barrier at all.
The Demon God Abyss Walker activated Omen of Sin, entering its "Sin" state, and launched a furious barrage against the invisible barrier.
However, Divine Sin, which could kill even gods, was defeated before that barrier of rules.
It was supposed to be "unaffected by divine power," yet it had still been affected by divine power.
Analyzing it from the perspective of Ultimate Moves, Dark believed that "unaffected by divine power" here referred to divine power that targeted the Demon God Abyss Walker.
Though the practical scope of this "unaffected by divine power" was somewhat broader, there should still be differences in effectiveness.
And from the perspective of rank assessment, the Snow Mountain Goddess's rank assessment was undoubtedly far above that of the Demon God Abyss Walker.
Unless a true "Demon God" descended, it would ultimately still fall short of contending with a god on the level of the Snow Mountain Goddess.
The "rules" triggered by that great hall had been personally set by the Snow Mountain Goddess and were connected to the rules of the entire Snow Mountain Goddess Temple.
Even the most basic rules within them, such as not being able to destroy the building, could not be broken by the Demon God Abyss Walker.
Since that was the case, if they wanted to leave the great hall, they could only stop "solving the puzzle."
This was not the investigation team's first time "solving a puzzle."
Alvitr had brought Claire along in the first place precisely to "solve puzzles." As the Sage of Beasts and the team's intellectual pillar,