Naimus narrowed his eyes, though he did not care much whether the other party agreed with this point.
Anyway, it was all just mind games, and this also served to stabilize people's hearts.
On Naimus's side, Kru's eyes lit up, and he then fell silent. He had long anticipated Naimus's special nature.
Although he had not guessed the specific item, he knew that Naimus had most likely taken something important during the past war between the God of Precepts and the Abyss.
He just hadn't expected it to actually be the Divine Rank of the God of Precepts.
As for the Clown Demon and the others, they were filled with joy.
Divinity was not about quantity, but presence.
There were four generations of Demon Princes in total in the Abyss.
They were the nominal rulers of the Abyss.
Through four generations of succession, each of them held the status of a true god.
How does one become a Demon Prince?
One explores the truth of rules, and then, outside of that truth, constructs another virtual truth.
Using one's own virtual yet reasonable truth, one replaces the rules of the real world.
Only by completing this step could one be considered to have opened the threshold of a Demon Prince.
And after doing so, if the touched rules of the real world had gods residing within them.
Then those gods would feel a resonance in their hearts.
Next, a few major battles were still required. After the battles, if the demons won, they could seize the title of divinity and condense a portion of the Divine Rank for themselves.
From then on, the virtual became reality, and the false became true.
The original true god would also become somewhat weakened as a result.
Therefore, several Demon Lords had successfully walked the