To ensure that he could unite humanity and the world before the rise of the Human Order, Ye Ting finally made up his mind and embarked on the path of godslaying.
But godslaying was not something that could be accomplished with mere words. The gods of the Type-Moon world were not so easily slain.
Especially since the opponents Ye Ting now had to face were the foremost pantheons on the surface.
The Olympian Pantheon led by Zeus, the Norse Pantheon led by Odin, the Zoroastrian Pantheon led by Ahura Mazda, the Heliopolitan Pantheon led by Ra, the Aztec Pantheon led by the Feathered Serpent God Quetzalcoatl, the Indian Pantheon led by Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu, and so on...
These were all enemies he would have to face.
And which of these pantheons did not possess several gods of formidable divine power?
Each of these gods, who could be considered invincible upon the surface, could not possibly be defeated head-on so easily unless the environment itself underwent tremendous changes.
Even with Hecate, the goddess of the worldwide Magic Web; BB, who controlled Mooncell; and goddesses such as Aphrodite, Artemis, and Athena aiding him, Ye Ting did not dare claim that his chances of victory exceeded ten percent.
The gods of the Type-Moon world were true gods who wielded laws, not "Heretic Gods" like those in the world of Campione!, who were closer to divine incarnations. They were not so easy to slay.
Looking over the history of the Type-Moon world, there were very few people who could truly be called "godslayers." Most of the so-called godslayers had merely slain miscellaneous minor gods such as native gods or subordinate gods. Otherwise, the godslayers themselves were direct descendants of gods with the potential to ascend to godhood.
As far as Ye Ting knew,