As soon as Naimus finished speaking, he immediately "refined" that Deflection Force and drew it back into his body.
When the Storm God had launched that sneak attack earlier, Naimus had used the opponent's strike to shatter most of his own body and separate this Deflection Force from himself.
In name, Naimus had indeed lost this Deflection Force.
It was precisely by losing the Deflection Force and removing this power's interference that Naimus had hoped to complete that final missing fragment of primordial transformation in the outside world.
Unfortunately, the God of Precepts guarded against it relentlessly, refusing to give him even the slightest opportunity.
All one could say was that these old fellows were each shrewder than the last.
Though they did not know exactly what Naimus still lacked or what he was planning, they always managed to ruin things.
Naimus was certain that both the Sun God and the God of Precepts were watching him closely. Throughout the entire process, one of them would inevitably choose to obstruct any action he took.
There was even the Moon God...
As Naimus absorbed the Deflection Force, he observed the situation on the other side.
The Moon God was still confronting the Sun God, trying to seize the next Deflection Force that formed.
The Sun God, meanwhile, seemed to have abandoned conventional warfare and was focused solely on expanding his influence.
Throughout this process, no one knew whether his influence had already become sufficient, or whether the Deflection Forces from other possible worlds could be drawn over and used directly.
But judging from the Storm God's strategy, he could most likely already wield more than one Deflection Force. Even if destructive power held a natural advantage in expanding influence, the Sun God also possessed an advantage in spreading his influence.
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