Naimus simultaneously intensified the interference with the Goddess of Precepts' thoughts and perceptions while swiftly assessing the Storm God's tempest.
As vast numbers of God Abominations were drawn in, the output of this storm was rapidly approaching the hundred-million threshold.
Its range was also enormous.
Under such circumstances, ordinary techniques simply could not unravel the opponent's attack.
Even outputting the same numerical value would only clear the storm from a small area, while the storms elsewhere would swiftly flood back in.
This was the defining trait of the Fury Pantheon's divine warfare: no elaborate setups, only savage output.
Through sheer scale and breadth of output, they forced their opponents to frantically mobilize their strength against the onslaught of wind and rain, thereby disrupting every arrangement they had made.
Once the attacked god's plans fell apart, they would be forced into the field the Fury Pantheon's gods knew best. Thus, ordinary gods were easily defeated by their opponents' abundant experience and mature berserker combat system.
All one could say was that, despite its many flaws, there was naturally a reason the Fury Pantheon had managed to establish an entire system.
Even using fabricated time to exploit every last bit of strength wouldn't be enough to withstand these endless attacks... Naimus came to a rough conclusion.
The Storm God's all-out attack was not sophisticated. It was nothing but overwhelming numbers.
Yet precisely because of that, this move was difficult to break.
With countless numerical values stacked atop one another, conventional techniques and traits had already lost their effect.
Before Naimus could make any further move, links burst forth one after another, and Precepts descended upon him.
Though the Goddess of Precepts' cognition was continually being disrupted by Naimus, at this moment, she still displayed the resolve of a god with powerful divine