Faced with the Lord of Glory's smugness, Sui Xiong and the Lord of Order were not shaken in the slightest. Instead, they launched even fiercer attacks.
A realm higher than great divine power? The true "great divine power"? What nonsense!
For beings of great divine power, life and death had long ceased to be an insurmountable chasm. So long as they were prepared, let alone dying once—even dying a hundred or a thousand times would not be much of a problem.
Even after death, they could continue cultivating and growing stronger until they returned to life.
To truly kill a being of great divine power, one first had to make them fall from that realm—whether they willingly stepped down or were cast from their divine throne for some other reason. Only after losing the realm of great divine power could they truly die.
Take the Lord of Utmost Evil, for example. He had fallen because he could not digest the Lord of Chaos after devouring him, losing the realm of great divine power. In the end, the Lord of Glory dug out and devoured his core, thereby killing him completely.
Or take the Lord of Chaos. Even after being devoured by the Lord of Utmost Evil, he had still managed to linger on by relying on his own realm, transforming into the progenitor of evil gods, the Chaos Dragon. That had not counted as a true fall. Only when he attempted to merge with the remnants of Chaos and restore his former state, voluntarily giving up his original realm of great divine power, did he lose his immortality. Then, under those circumstances, he was ambushed by the Lord of Glory and finally suffered a fatal wound. In the end, he had no choice but to entrust everything to Sui Xiong