Then he saw the King of Slaughter, the person who had once begun his God Trial and had nearly succeeded, yet had somehow failed. He could only remain behind to guard the place of inheritance for him.
In the Asura God King's original plan, once Tang San needed it, he would transfer all the God Trials he had already completed to Tang San, allowing Tang San to save time in completing the Asura God Trial.
But the Asura God King had never expected that his man had long since been corrupted and controlled by the Rakshasa God. He had even lost his life to revive the Rakshasa God's inheritor, causing all the God Trials the King of Slaughter had gone through to be wasted.
Even if he still wanted to pass down the Divine Position now, the God Trial would have to begin anew.
At this thought, the Asura God King was filled with rage—not only toward Tai Yi and the God of Destruction.
More than that, he was furious with the Rakshasa God. The God of Destruction was a God King like him, so it was one thing if he could not defeat him. But the Rakshasa God was merely a First-Level God, yet he had pulled this on him. Did he not care about his dignity?
Furthermore, the Rakshasa God's actions counted as interfering with someone else's God Trial. Otherwise, his Divine Position would have been passed down long ago, and he would not have needed to specifically pull Tang San over from another world.
Thinking of this, the Asura God King, already enraged by the God of Destruction during this period, decided to use the opportunity to get rid of the Rakshasa God. He concealed his aura, quietly came up behind him, and killed him.
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