Looking at the blond old man before him, Hill felt a twinge of regret. A peak High-God had died just like that in this obscure material plane. What a pity.
He must have had some deal with the Fire Chief Sovereign, and the Fire Chief Sovereign reneged on it, Hill guessed.
Other Chief Gods might value peak High-Gods, but Chief Sovereigns were different. At their level, turning their backs on an agreement was perfectly normal. Of course, it was also possible that Magnus had demanded too much.
Hill examined Magnus, then shifted his gaze to the spatial ring on Magnus's finger.
The next moment, the spatial ring flew into Hill's hand.
Hill sent in his divine sense and, with a sweep, found half of a Supreme Divine Decree within.
After all, he had obtained a Supreme Divine Decree before, so he naturally recognized one.
Hill took out the ancient Supreme Divine Decree. It radiated intense Fate Law fluctuations. This was actually a Fate-type Supreme Divine Decree.
I hope the Fire Chief Sovereign has the other half of the Supreme Divine Decree, Hill thought expectantly.
As long as he obtained the remaining half, he would be able to acquire another Supreme Divine Artifact.
This was a divine weapon comparable to an innate supreme treasure.
"Magnus, I'm taking your half of the Supreme Divine Decree. Next, I'll also kill the Fire Chief Sovereign. Consider it revenge on your behalf. Neither of us owes the other anything."
After giving Magnus one last look, Hill vanished.
He also took the gray frog with him. After all, the creature was a High-God and could threaten Katrina, so it could not be left behind.
After bidding Katrina farewell, Hill traveled through the Heaven Gate to the Realm of Gods.
The reason he did not choose "ascension"