Dunn had no answer to the Fate Overlord's words.
By now, Dunn could also see that the War Overlord was the strongest being in the entire world.
The problem was that this guy was now a madman!
And his true body was in the Astral Plane!
If Dunn could advance to Greater Power, he would not be in any danger even if he was no match for the War Overlord. After all, they would be on the same level. Even if one was stronger than the other, the gap would not be so great that life and death could be decided casually.
If the War Overlord lost his head and charged into Dunn's Divine Kingdom with his true body, Dunn might even have a chance to kill him if he came unprepared.
But the crucial issue now was that Dunn could not possibly advance to Greater Power anytime soon.
Given the current situation, if Dunn really descended into madness like the War Overlord...
He probably would not be far from death.
After all, one powerful madman could court death with reckless abandon.
Because no one was his match, but if two or more powerful madmen appeared...
They could easily become embroiled in a frenzied fight to the death, only for someone else to wipe them all out in the end!
So, even though Dunn believed that advancing to Greater Power first and then slowly purging the "lingering poison" in the faith was theoretically viable, he did not dare try it.
Still, it counted as a trump card of sorts. If he was ever forced into a corner, going mad was better than dying.
The return of the Eight Ancient Gods caused an enormous stir, especially since they had even smashed through a deity's Divine Kingdom with overbearing force on