"It's not just you who want me dead. The Fate God probably wants me dead too!"
Houka understood his situation perfectly. Every ancient god was, in fact, his enemy.
Fortunately, the Fate God had "chosen" an anomaly like him to deal with the Earth God and the Ocean God.
Otherwise, if the Fate God had eliminated Houka, an anomaly outside the script of fate, right from the start, he might have died during the war that destroyed the Cang Kingdom.
The Fate God had arranged for Sun God Nika and Poseidon to be reincarnated as his children, and had practically spoon-fed him the true god origins and authorities of the Rain God and the Forest God.
In a sense, Houka was somewhat grateful for the Fate God's generous support.
Even if the Fate God only wanted to use Houka to kill the Earth God and the Ocean God, then erase this difficult-to-control pawn in the end.
Still, help was help. The Fate God had lent Houka a hand, and Houka owed the deity a thank-you.
Saying thank you did not stop Houka from taking on the Fate God afterward.
After all, the Fate God wanted him dead.
Of course, forgetting one's benefactors was also one of a transmigrator's essential qualities.
He could hardly throw his life away just to repay a favor.
Houka personally fought the Earth God, whose physique was invincible, in close-quarters combat.
This Earth God, who had cultivated from an ancient giant of the distant past, had a physique countless times stronger than even Loki's, despite Loki possessing Innate Conqueror's Haki.
As a newborn, Loki had survived a ten-thousand-meter fall into the Underworld.
That was already outrageous.
But the Earth God was even more absurd. Ordinary Divine-Level Advanced Conqueror's Haki could not even break through the