A simple fireball, yet the threat it posed at this moment was utterly terrifying.
Naimus knew that even a Sky Whale famed for its vitality would be instantly killed by this single fireball.
Although the God of Precepts currently focused on Precepts, that did not mean he had relinquished his position as the God of Magic.
According to what was currently known, among the rules within the number ten, aside from the special case of life, none had directly given rise to a deity.
Whether it was the spacetime wielded by the Dragon God, the end wielded by the Death God, the concepts touched upon by the God of Bestowal, or the change wielded by the God of Precepts, these supreme rules had all been mastered by them later on.
Before mastering "change," the God of Precepts had always been the God of Magic.
Of course, even earlier, Demons had yet to appear, the concept of magic had not yet spread, and the techniques that used mental power to draw upon external forces were called secret arts.
Thus, the God of Precepts had initially been the God of Secret Arts. With the appearance of Demons and the widespread expansion of magic, secret arts seized the opportunity to rise from weak divine power to medium divine power.
When magic underwent reform and entered eras such as witchcraft, the God of Precepts came into contact with "change." By mastering a supreme rule, even if it was only the number "9," the God of Precepts became, through his own strength, one of the Seven Gods Alliance's supreme deities despite not forming a divine pantheon.
As a result, people gradually focused all their attention on the name of the God of Precepts' Precepts.
They instead forgot that the God of Precepts had built his