Chapter 486

After reaching an agreement, Damwed left both delighted and excited, yet also uneasy. In the divine kingdom, only Sui Xiong and Crick remained, talking face-to-face.

"I never imagined we'd actually have a chance to meet again," Sui Xiong said with a sigh. "I'd thought this day would never come!"

Crick shook his head. "Your way of thinking is pretty bizarre. I am you. We're simply two paths taken by the same person at different forks in fate. Honestly, I'm more inclined to wonder whether you're showing signs of split personality disorder. How is this any different from those people in webnovels who successfully sever their three corpses, split off an incarnation from themselves, then put on a show and say, 'Greetings, fellow Daoist'?"

Sui Xiong gave a wry smile. "When you put it that way, it really doesn't seem all that different."

"Exactly. Back when I read novels, I complained about that more than once. So why, now that it's happening to you, did you do something equally stupid?"

Sui Xiong was left speechless. With a sigh, he said, "Such an insignificant divergence actually led to this outcome. Fate truly is wondrous!"

"How was it insignificant?" Crick sighed. "Look at yourself, then look at me. The differences between us are enormous!"

Sui Xiong understood what he meant, and he could not help sighing as well.

To be honest, he had been rather puzzled himself. He had once been a perfectly normal human, so how was it that after wearing a jellyfish body all these years, he had not felt the slightest discomfort?

Not only had he not felt uncomfortable; on the contrary, he found this body extremely comfortable to use, with no intention whatsoever of manifesting a human form.

Among the gods, quite a few deities possessed enormous true forms—a