The God Kings Reconcile

Goodness, Evil, Life, and Destruction, the four God Kings, all turned to the Sea God, their eyes full of questions.

There was no helping it. If things were as the Asura God King had said, accusing the Sea God of plotting against a future God of Law Enforcement was hardly an exaggeration.

The four God Kings confronted the Sea God for three main reasons.

First, in the interests of fairness, they wanted to give him a chance to defend himself.

After all, the Sea God was a First-Level God.

They could not let the Asura God King have his say without giving the Sea God a chance to speak.

With all four of them questioning him, the Asura God King would have to show them some consideration. He could not attack again.

Second, if there had been a misunderstanding between the two, they wanted it resolved as soon as possible. They also wanted to consider some way to compensate the youngster.

The youngster had suffered no harm, but so many gods had witnessed this.

If he succeeded in inheriting the Asura Godhood one day, he would certainly learn what had happened.

If the matter remained unresolved by then, the Sea God would be in for a hard time.

After all, barring someone's path to godhood was like killing his parents. That was no exaggeration.

Third, if the Sea God really had done such a thing, the four God Kings hoped he would at least argue his case.

He needed to say something rather than confess.

Then the four God Kings would have a way to save him.

Ultimately, the Sea God's strength was close to that of a God King. He was one of the Divine Realm's strongest fighters, and they could not afford to lose him lightly.

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