"...Who exactly is your enemy?" After considering it again and again, Sui Xiong ultimately could not resist his curiosity and asked.
He did not actually care much about benefits like "becoming a great divine power." Perhaps the vast majority of gods would be unable to resist such temptation, but he was certainly not among them.
For the current Sui Xiong, whether or not he became a great divine power did not make much difference.
As for strength, he was already strong enough. Even if he truly fell out with and fought to the death against the Lord of Glory, foremost among powerful divine powers, or the God of Water Element, who had existed since before the era of the Great Cycle, he did not think he would necessarily lose.
Great divine powers were certainly impressive. Among all gods, the only one he had absolutely no confidence in challenging was the Lord of Order, a great divine power. But so what? If he could not beat him, then he could not beat him. It would not stop him from living his life.
It was like playing a game. He could already clear dungeons smoothly, defeat the final BOSS, and get good equipment from the drops. Was there any need to pursue speedruns or minimum-party clears?
Perhaps true gaming fanatics would chase such things, and even livestream them, but Sui Xiong had no interest in that.
Of course, becoming a great divine power would definitely be a good thing. The question was, what price would he have to pay for it?
Sui Xiong hated the God of Conspiracy. His instincts told him that getting involved with this bastard was bound to bring no good.
So he truly did not want to pay any attention to him.
But he really could not suppress