"Sun God?" After a moment of surprise, the Storm God chose to believe him.
This warning from the Sun God was unlikely to be a conspiracy.
Yet deep down, the Storm God felt a profound humiliation.
The reason he had left the Sky Pantheon in the first place was because he had regarded the Sun God as his rival and wanted to surpass him.
There was only one reason the Sun God would help at this time: in his eyes, even the Storm God and the Goddess of Precepts combined might not pose as great a threat as Naimus. That was why he had offered this warning now.
Yet this warning was itself an insult.
Faced with that insult, however, the Storm God had no ability to resist. He could only swallow it and proceed according to the other party's advice.
At their level, humiliation was not important. Survival, followed by obtaining possibilities, was what mattered.
The Unnamed Wind released by Naimus already endangered his continued existence. No matter what, he had to deal with this attack before seeking trouble with the Sun God.
The Unnamed Wind was a flowing spacetime phenomenon.
The method offered by the Sun God was to use earth and wind to form fire and counter it.
In truth, this did not quite conform to the alchemical principles of earth, wind, water, and fire.
When extended through elemental concepts, both earth and wind were closer to space.
Earth was close to fixed spatial structures, while wind represented flowing spatial contents.
Combined, they could only create a special space without concrete time.
The Land of Ends had once been such a space.
Naimus's most core group of forces in the Material Plane had lived in the Land of Ends for a long time.
That was also thanks