Hill pulled out a little notebook and solemnly recorded Gaia's first killing move: Chaos Annihilation.
It only looked vicious, though. Even Oriana would be unaffected as long as the tip of one claw touched the earth.
After reaching demigodhood, it would be even less of a problem, unless they entered a place of a single, pure element. But Gaia wasn't capable of creating one yet. Without the earth element, she couldn't use divine magic there herself.
Without any added effects, relying on brute force alone, did she really want to wrestle an Earth Bear?
Come to think of it, Hill would rather enjoy playing that sort of delightful game with Gaia.
He wasn't speculating without reason. Someone wielding only a fraction of the divine authority Gaia had granted could block the Undead from logging in or out. That showed that, while Gaia had little divine authority left and her Divine Realm was in fragments, it still retained some power to exclude others.
That move might work against other people, but those who shared her affinity were another matter.
Still, Hill worried that she might be able to place that single-element space within a plane of pure negative energy. What if the Lord of Hell hadn't stripped away that part of her Divine Realm thoroughly enough?
For Hill, who had plenty of tricks up his sleeve, that would be easy to handle.
But if Oriana and the other two encountered something similar, it could be troublesome.
Even with the World Tree's blessing protecting Earth Bears from corruption by negative energy, pure negative energy would still make the younger bears uncomfortable!
Once Hill discovered this ability of hers, he promptly changed his mind and postponed turning Gaia into mincemeat.
He decided to force her to use every move she had first.
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