"Hm?" Brahma frowned slightly at Tongtian's attack.
"Do you hate the Heavenly Emperor that much?"
Brahma looked at Tongtian and spoke softly. He knew that he was an incarnation of the Heavenly Emperor, yet he possessed complete consciousness of his own. He knew himself to be the source of this land, of Brahma Law, and of the faith of the Brahma gods.
Over the years, it was not as though he did not know that the Sun-Moon Son of Heaven was in truth another's chess piece, even an incarnation.
But Brahma did not care.
To him, so long as his status and cultivation were unaffected, he would not care how those beneath him stirred up trouble. Just like the Sun-Moon Son of Heaven, and just like Indra.
Before Brahma Law appeared, Indra had been the strongest deity upon this land. After submitting to the rule of Brahma Law, even if he climbed back into the position of ruler, Brahma would not pay him any heed.
Yet likewise, Brahma held no notions of mercy or protection toward any life other than himself. So long as he wished it, regardless of the other party's identity, he would act.
Take Indra again. Brahma could tolerate him occupying the highest position beneath himself.
But because Indra possessed the loftiest sky divinity among the Brahma gods, Brahma had disregarded Indra's wishes, the factions he represented, and the concepts he embodied. He had forcibly injected his own diluted Heavenly Emperor power into him, strengthening his concept as the god of the sky, influencing his self-awareness, and experimenting with the relationship between himself and the Heavenly Emperor.
Thus, the Vajra that had absorbed Indra carried the concept of the sky over this land and possessed a portion of the Heavenly Emperor's power. From a certain perspective, it