The God of Nobility had actually stepped into the ranks of powerful divine power while her own church was suffering devastating blows and countless believers were dead or wounded. The gods were all struck dumb with disbelief.
Generally speaking, when a church suffered heavy damage and large numbers of believers were killed or injured, it would adversely affect its deity. While it would not directly damage the deity's divinity, a massive loss of divine power was unavoidable. If the losses could not be recovered by adjusting strategy in time, the next step would often be damage to divinity, or even a drop in divine rank.
Thus, in divine wars, striking at an opponent's church and exterminating their believers had always been a common and highly effective tactic.
Yet the God of Nobility had overturned that rule. Under circumstances in which she should by all rights have suffered severe damage, not only had she remained unharmed, she had instead grown stronger.
All the gods were utterly baffled by this, and Sui Xiong was no exception.
Wasn't this like someone being beaten by an enemy until he was battered and broken, with more than half the bones in his body shattered—yet not only refusing to fall, but erupting with his little universe, unleashing a Pegasus Meteor Fist, and blasting an enemy far stronger than himself into a shooting star at the edge of the sky?
Wait, there didn't seem to be anything wrong with that...
Thinking of this example, Sui Xiong could not help but freeze.
If others could do it, then naturally the God of Nobility could as well. Moreover, as a powerhouse at the absolute peak of medium divine power, there was no reason her abilities should be inferior to some mere Pegasus Saint. Was it really so strange and