Was the Storm God weak?
He was not. Before this, he had come within a hair's breadth of killing Naimus.
Yet now, Naimus did not seem to have any difficulty dealing with the Storm God in return.
It could even be called a one-move victory. Beneath the Rope of Constancy and Change, all the Storm God's ability to resist seemed exceptionally feeble.
His Deflection Force erupted swiftly, but that eruption merely tugged the Rope of Constancy and Change back and forth, making it shift.
None of those shifts could break free of the rope's restraint. They only added a few more layers of profundity to Naimus's Rope of Constancy and Change.
At this point, Naimus had essentially become a master at stripping powerful divine powers of their essence.
Before Naimus, any individual force that did not involve world-level power held no meaning whatsoever.
Whether it was a world-destroying calamity or the pinnacle achievements of the other two divine paths, one had to possess at least one of them to truly stand before Naimus and speak.
The Storm God had failed to kill Naimus with the path ahead of him on the Path of the Calamity Gods. Suppressed by Naimus, he could not transform into the Formless End.
As for the Path of the Orthodox Gods, although he possessed nine portions of Deflection Force, the Multiphasic Resonance Deflection he had researched to cast off deflection interference had failed because he lacked the tenth portion of Deflection Force.
From this alone, it was clear that the Storm God had not fully traversed the Path of the Orthodox Gods either.
If he had truly completed Multiphasic Resonance Deflection, he might instead have obtained the world-level achievement of the Path of the Orthodox Gods.
Yet that tiny difference turned him into "trash" before Naimus.