There were not many Paragon Highgods in the book Coiling Dragon. The ones described in greatest detail were Dannington and Magnus.
The former was considered Linley's friend, providing God-Devouring Rat Beibei with the cheat that allowed him to keep up with Linley. The latter was Linley's enemy, yet helped Linley achieve his four-element mutation, and his fame spread across the world after the battle on the Plane Battlefield.
The other Paragons had, at most, briefly shown themselves during the time of the Aokaren Material Plane.
If that really is Dannington, then my luck is truly quite good. Sean pondered. He had already encountered Parhaus, and now he had unexpectedly run into Dannington as well.
Moreover, both of them belonged to an era before there were any Paragons. The odds of that were indescribably low. Since the world's creation, there had likely been six or seven million trillion years, yet by Linley's era, there were only around twenty Paragons. And he had actually encountered two people from the same era who had yet to reach the highest realm.
His divine sense then entered the Floating Shadow:
Above an island, a gray-robed man stood proudly in midair. His dark bluish-green hair curled loosely around his shoulders, while his face could not be seen clearly. The Floating Shadow's clarity had its limits; from too far away, it was impossible to make anything out.
His opponent was a white-robed man, his entire body radiating dazzling pale golden light. He was a Highgod of the Fate Rule.
The two seemed to exchange a few words for several minutes before immediately beginning their battle. Neither the Death nor Fate Rules excelled at speed, yet the blurred afterimages of their clash moved incredibly fast. Their figures crossed repeatedly, tearing small rifts through Hell's space. In terms of