After returning to Qingxuan City, Lucas began considering the path he would take next. His earlier battles against the Sovereign of Life, the Sovereign of Death, and the Destruction Sovereign had all made him recognize his weakness in physical defense.
Lucas had easily neutralized the attack power of the Destruction Sovereign's Innate Divine Ability, but the latter's advantage in Divine Body strength had caused Lucas considerable trouble. As with the Sovereign of Life, even with an additional portion of Willpower, Lucas had failed to gain an overwhelming advantage over the Destruction Sovereign. At most, he had maintained the upper hand, another limitation imposed by his human talents.
His Divine Body was still far weaker than that of the Destruction Sovereign, a supreme Divine Beast, forcing Lucas to consider the first Overgod Mission. He currently had no problems with soul defense; his Divine Body's defense was his weakness. So, after completing the first Overgod Mission, he would choose a physical-defense Overgod artifact!
Lucas clearly remembered that each of the Four Rules Sovereigns possessed an Overgod artifact corresponding to their Edict. In the original story, the Overgod artifact Orloff revealed before the Sovereigns was a soul-protecting Overgod artifact, while he kept his Fate Overgod artifact, Orloff's Garden, hidden.
The Light Sovereign, Augusta, possessed an offensive Overgod artifact of the Edict of Fate, the Light Sword. The seventh Overgod Mission came from the Life Overgod. In other words, the fifth and sixth Overgod Missions were missions from the Overgod of Fate.
But Orloff's Garden, the defensive Overgod artifact Orloff kept hidden, was also of Fate. That meant the first Overgod Mission had most likely been of the Fate Element. The third had been a Life Overgod Mission, so there was a small chance the seventh had been a Death Undergod Mission, and only