The deadly part was that Cthulhu's health kept dropping. Even his regeneration could no longer keep up.
These Cthulhu Followers were not particularly powerful. They were not true gods yet and lacked a god's powers of observation.
Instead, Colin and the other true god players, who had slipped far away to watch the battle, saw everything most clearly.
They looked up and saw that the Nameless Mist surrounding R'lyeh had been swallowed by the vanishing black hole, revealing an unblemished starry sky.
Cthulhu's enormous, indescribable form stood in the universe, infinitely vast, as though the entire universe could barely contain his enlarged body.
Although green healing effects appeared on his rapidly plummeting health bar, the true god players saw more than visual effects. They saw the contest between the power of the laws underlying his health loss and regeneration.
"A Meng is too strong. He's actually crushing Cthulhu in a one-sided fight."
"Cthulhu can't heal back to full anymore. Unless he has some new way to kill A Meng, he's certain to die."
Colin watched that long health bar. The powers of several laws clashed head-on, but A Meng's laws were stronger and more overbearing. The scales were tipping in his favor.
"If A Meng switched to another attack, Cthulhu probably would have healed to full long ago. A Meng is ridiculously strong. What path did he take?"
"No idea."
Colin smiled bitterly. If not for this battle between gods, he would have struggled to see just how powerful A Meng was.
Even now, A Meng remained unfathomable. Not even the New Game Plus Boss could do anything to Ke Meng.
The evil god Cthulhu had realized it too. No matter how he fought, he could not offset the decline in his health points.
Had he not also studied the