Myths and Pitfalls

The Breed Count of Precepts was nine, which indicated that the rule of Precepts appeared in the ninth place.

Zero was the prime mud, devoid of any change, shrouded in utter chaos.

Zero transformed into one, which meant that Fate appeared; Fate was the primary driving force, or rather, it should be put the other way around—the primary driving force of this world was Fate.

Therefore, Fate was supreme, governing the operation of the entire world.

It was basically certain that the earlier the number, the more powerful it was.

The number of the God of Precepts was nine, whereas the number of Fate, one, had no corresponding God of Fate.

That roughly determined that the ranking of the God of Precepts among all deities was also quite high-ranking.

It was no wonder that the God of Precepts dared to go head-to-head with the Abyss.

One had to know that even some Demon Princes dared to claim they were no weaker than gods.

If any god entered the Abyss, those Demon Princes truly dared to fight them.

And if a deity was not strong enough, they might genuinely suffer losses at the hands of the Demon Princes.

The Will of the Abyss, as the summation of the Abyss, was as unfathomable as its name implied.

The fact that the God of Precepts dared to make a move meant that He at least had a certain degree of confidence in winning.

Moreover, from the perspective of the Prayer-Ascendant Angel back then, the Will of the Abyss used Naimus's special soul as the critical point to completely defeat the God of Precepts.

Mastering the ninth number is already this powerful, so what about some of the preceding numbers? Naimus's thoughts began to wander.

This could actually be seen from top-tier traits.

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