One Piece: I Split Apart, But My Mutated Talent Is Overpowered
Chapter 583

You can always trust Houka

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But Houka's appearance had once again thrown the Fate God's carefully arranged "prophecies" and "future" off course.

The cursed prince Loki had broken free of his prophetic curse.

Neither Poseidon nor Sun God Nika had returned through reincarnation.

Yet Houka and Rocks had already beaten Imu into collapse ahead of schedule.

That made the prophecies the Fate God had left through Joy Boy and the Poneglyphs look rather laughable.

Most importantly, even the World Will greatly favored Houka, this anomaly.

The Fate God could only go with the flow and reincarnate both Sun God Nika and Poseidon among Houka's children.

That officially set another of the Fate God's plans in motion.

If the Fate God could not first eliminate the Earth God and Ocean God, then slowly devour the World Will...

Then these Fallen Ancient Gods could be used to weaken the increasingly uncontrollable World Will.

The Fate God would have to take a small risk, devouring the World Will ahead of schedule before slowly battling these Fallen Ancient Gods.

Either way, victory was assured!

Not even an anomaly like Houka could stop it—the Fate God declared it so!

The scene returned to the holy land of Mary Geoise.

As the Earth God watched the humans ganging up on Imu, the god's expression grew colder and colder.

The Earth God merely wanted to select the next potential candidate to ascend to a True God from among false gods like Loki and Rocks.

That did not mean the god would never crush these ants who held the gods in contempt.

King-level fighters like Harald and Newgate could at least be allowed to test this new god Imu's strength.

But those Admiral-Yonko Level ants clearly did not know their place.

They had no right to attack a god.

The Earth God

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