There Was Still One Battle Left

In the old era of knights, knights stood at the pinnacle of individual combat.

Li Shutong had once exchanged blows with Shadow. Even when Shadow, also a demigod, deployed his time domain, Li Shutong could easily break free through the sheer power of his life force field.

When fighting Chen Chuanzhi, the previous generation's demigod of the Chen clan, the gods and Buddhas within those paintings could not even touch the corner of Li Shutong's clothes no matter how desperately they tried. It took an array formed by countless Buddhas across the sky to stop the knight leader, and even then, they failed in the end.

Back when the founder Ren He traveled through Europe, Grand Wizard Russell had not even finished chanting his spell before Ren He crushed him with sheer speed. Russell could not complete a single incantation.

In the end, Wizard Group Russell went into seclusion to painstakingly train silent, rapid spellcasting, but still failed to master it...

There was no need to mention Jindai and Fire Pit either. Everyone had been beaten up by them.

Knights were a strange inheritance organization. They had no factional allegiance and no conflicts of interest with most consortiums, yet they had given demigods around the world a shared sense of misery.

They were all little brothers.

But the problem was that knights only possessed individual combat ability. When facing a Field Division, they would most likely be worn down by sheer numbers, because none of them had much capability for group combat.

In contrast, there were the other inheritances capable of producing demigods.

Chen clan: the painter inheritance. A demigod commanded gods throughout the heavens, accumulated nearly a century of strength, and could stand against an army of millions alone.

Hu Corporation Intelligence Agency: the sword-control inheritance. A demigod wielded