Of course.
The War God was no ant.
That searing heat, enough to blind an ant—
—to Him, it was merely somewhat unbearable and painful.
That was not what angered Him.
It was the other party's aura.
Unlike One Kill, whom He had thought so highly of and wished to recruit under His command due to his exceptional talent, and unlike the detestable wild god One Kill worshipped—
—this one's aura was incomparably powerful.
He was an existence on the same level as Him, not someone that wild god could compare to.
Strange.
Among gods, aside from those allied with one another, few would stand up for another god.
Or rather, even with an agreement in place, they would at most lend a hand during a divine war. But if it truly came down to a life-or-death moment, they would certainly look out for themselves.
No one would risk their life to save a partner simply because of an agreement.
Moreover, this god's aura was completely different from that wild god's. Clearly, they were not gods in a superior-subordinate relationship.
Then they were allied partners?
Had he sensed his ally was in danger and proactively come to help, or had that wild god called for him?
"You are very strong."
He could control flames of such extreme heat, and he could also control darkness. Light and heat and darkness should have been opposites.
After the god on the other side released darkness, that pure darkness had even shattered His divine domain in a short time.
Though that divine domain had initially been formed from His believers' thoughts and had not been released by Him personally. He had merely continued pouring energy into it, causing it to become increasingly complete and powerful.
A divine domain formed after the fact naturally could