Meeting

The God of Destruction quickly spotted the Demiplane faintly entwined with the Sea God's aura, his own statue, and Tang San's divine sense nearby. After pondering for a moment, he instantly understood everything and angrily rebuked him:

"Sea God, you violated the Divine Realm Rules again and interfered with the mortal world? And you even had the nerve to do this near my statue?"

After sensing fluctuations of divine sense appear near his statue, he had immediately released a strand of divine sense to investigate. He had never expected to find Tang San's divine sense here.

"Destruction, stop slandering me. In the entire Divine Realm, no god abides by the Divine Realm Rules more faithfully than I do."

Tang San's expression darkened. At this moment, he had already figured out the key to the matter.

Logically speaking, his seal had been exceptionally intricate. Ordinary gods, no matter how hard they racked their brains, could not possibly have quickly broken the seal, taken the Thunder God Corpse, and fled without a trace.

Since the thief had not undone the seal through intelligence, then they must have broken it with brute force.

As an old God King, the God of Destruction possessed profound foundations and formidable strength. He indeed had the ability to do such a thing.

More importantly, the other party bore a grudge against him and was narrow-minded, giving him the motive to do it.

At this moment, Tang San also realized that the other party had stolen the Thunder God Corpse precisely to lure his divine sense into the Lower Realm to investigate, so they could pin the charge of "violating the Divine Realm Rules" on him.

The other party's despicable conduct reminded him of something—fishing.

The broken seal of the Demiplane and the stolen Thunder God Corpse were