Only God-Chapter 546 - 470: 3 Divine Beings (Added More 2 in 1)_2

The old believer patted his legs and stepped forward to follow the team, leaving behind a sentence,

"I’m just a bit old."

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After the seven Divine returned from the Sea of Souls, they brought Angel Schiller’s bet back to the Gods of the Golden Hall.

The Gods instantly erupted in turmoil.

They had originally thought that the Great Angel would be forced to relent due to the threats and wishes of the Gods and accept their demands. However, with the description from the Dream God Laren, the arrogant tone and disdainful look of the Great Angel seemed to be reenacted before the Gods, which undoubtedly ignited the wrath of the Divines of the Celestial Kingdom.

The Gods loudly discussed, cursing the Great Angel Schiller, lamenting the long-standing sufferings of the Gods, and the entire Golden Hall turned into a chaotic marketplace, surrounded by noise, with no unified will regarding Schiller’s bet for a long time.

Later on, the anger of the Gods gradually subsided, and the Divines picked up their past composure. Under the leadership of Prophetic God Kagawus, they began to discuss the necessary strategies.

"That bet of Schiller’s, we are not necessarily unable to accept."

"This bet is already in our favor. Can one angel really rival three Divines?"

"Speaking of which, I have heard that the Great Angel Solamus, when walking in the Mortal World, was probably of the Fifth Rank. Therefore, this Great Angel Schiller is definitely not up to Solamus."

As the Gods seriously discussed the bet, upon closer examination, they realized how advantageous this wager was for the Gods themselves.

It was almost like a giveaway.

Aside from a few of the most recently born Divines, the vast majority of the Gods had personally experienced the Rebirth Day and had once seen Great Angel Solamus.

That Great Angel, second only to the Father in Heaven, possessed no more than the might equating to that of a Fifth Rank Divine. frёewebnoѵēl.com

Since even the Great Angel was such, would Schiller truly be much more powerful than Solamus?

And in the Celestial Kingdom, even though the Dragon God Endora had fallen, there were still two Fifth Rank Divines.

When the day came to fulfill the bet, with two Fifth Rank Divines and one Fourth Rank Divine closest to the Fifth Rank from the Country of Divines going into battle, how could Schiller possibly compete with them?

After weighing the situation, the original anger of the Gods completely retreated, replaced by an optimistic attitude.

"The only thing we need to worry about is that his wager is too small after we win the bet," declared one proud and confident Divine.

The Water God Angel sat on high, overseeing the reactions of this group of Gods.

Those few Divines who had first awakened their self-consciousness held seats higher than the other Gods, just beneath the currently vacant Golden Throne.

"What are you worried about, Lady Angel?" asked Nushmi, the Wave Stone Slave, and subordinate God of Angel, sitting by her side.

"These Gods are being too optimistic," Angel murmured softly.

Nushmi, with a puzzled expression, asked,

"How can this be too optimistic? Could the Great Angel’s power greatly exceed our imagination?"

Angel shook her head and said,

"I don’t think so, but... I still have a bad feeling about this."

Nushu scratched his head and then asked again,

"What would be considered appropriate then? You tell me, how can we resolve this crisis?"

At this time, Water God Angel curved her lips, joking,

"You say, if all of us divine beings, one by one, went to our Father’s Heavenly Gate, and asked Him to take back that power, if our Father does not agree one day, we will have one divine being commit suicide, until He agrees.

We neither resist Him nor obey Him; we just die in front of Him, shaking His compassionate heart. I think this method is far more feasible than letting Angel Schiller hide the Path of Divine Creation."

Nushu was stunned, his mouth agape, not knowing what to say, and it took him quite a while before he managed to utter,

"Lady Angel, that’s too fanciful...."

Water God Angel did not deny it,

"It’s just like that, but I feel that if it were so, our Father might really concede.

However, this method isn’t feasible."

During Angel’s conversation with her subordinate gods, the gods’ discussion gradually subsided, and they decided to accept this divine bet, sending out three divine beings to confront Great Angel Schiller.

The gods would require these three divine beings to take a great oath, insisting that they must return victorious; if they win, the gods would grant them a wish, but if they lose, they would have to accept the judgment and punishment of the gods.

Regarding this battle, the Country of Divines was full of confidence; their only concern was that the stake Schiller was offering was too little, the chips not worthy enough to satisfy the gods.

The three divine beings chosen to face Schiller were: God of Victory Laiendos, who was closest to the Fifth Rank, whose Sword of Victory was regarded as a symbol of all victories in the world; Storm God Utus, of the Fifth Rank, who had come into existence soon after his day of rebirth, and wielded power over storms with a strength similar to that of the former Divine King Shan En—if Shan En had not fallen, then Utus would have been his Subordinate Deity; and lastly, the Fifth Rank Earth God Lorri, who had only been born for less than a hundred years and could be considered as the youngest deity of the Celestial Kingdom, ruling over plains, volcanoes, mountain ranges, and other matters of the crust, his great power able to impact everyone who walked the earth, but because he was too young, he also could not fully control his own power.

The three deities were chosen by the other gods and took their great oaths in the Golden Hall, in front of the other gods, most of whom were quite content with these candidates since they represented the strongest combatants of the Celestial Kingdom.

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It wasn’t long before the news of the gods’ chosen candidates reached the Sea of Souls.

The one bringing the news was none other than the Death God Nakbet.

"Because I assisted you, the gods consider me a sufficiently competent Envoy to accurately convey the divine will," Nakbet said in a measured tone.

Regarding the entire event, he had been briefly emotional at the beginning, but now, he’d already returned to calm.

This was entirely because Nakbet had realized, whether the Path of Divine Creation existed or not, it had no effect on his own realm, the Netherworld.

When mortals died, they became souls; when divine beings died, they too became souls. Once in the state of a soul, no matter how strong they were in life, or how great their resentment was at death, if they were discovered by him as the Death God, they would be reaped just the same.

Nakbet was the kind of deity who only cared about his own domain; hence, whether mortals or gods, all held the King of the Netherworld in reverent awe.

"Thank you for your kindness. I have received your message," responded Angel Schiller,

"The God of Victory, Storm God, Earth God... no matter who, they all sound formidable."

Nakbet made no comment, as he didn’t wish to become entangled with these matters.

Shortly after, Death God Nakbet informed Schiller of the time and place of the battle, then left.

The battleground was chosen to be over the open sea, so as not to widely affect the mortals on the land, and the nearby land was mostly untamed primeval jungle, almost uninhabited by humans.

The only trivial flaw was that the location was not particularly distant from the Ancient Elf Kingdom.

But that too was acceptable; after all, there were not many residents in the Ancient Elf Kingdom, and the few Stone Slave people and True Believers who lived there mostly resided near the Holy Land, and were unlikely to be affected by the great battle.

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