Chapter 1530 - 969: Scorcher Bomb

Chapter 1530: Chapter 969: Scorcher Bomb

The Scorched Bone Wilderness takes a breath during the brief truce between two Gods.

A foul, dark-red sky hangs low, as if soaked in coagulated filth blood, eternally observing this repeatedly ravaged land.

On the charred, cracked earth, countless fractured giant skeletons lie scattered.

They were once unimaginable abyssal behemoths, now reduced to jagged bones that are as fragile as dead branches, crushed into finer powder in the aftermath of divine warfare, mingled with sulfur dust covering the ground.

The ground is filled with bottomless cracks where the red-hot lava flows like the earth’s defiant blood, surging and bubbling with a dull sound, steaming the thick, acrid smoke of sulfur.

The air is laden with the stench of singed, sulfur, demonic blood sweetness, and ozone from torn space, suffocatingly dense.

The space itself appears extremely unstable, with tiny black fissures flashing like lightning, wounds yet to fully heal, exuding the chilling presence of the Void.

The fallen abyss messenger’s lingering aura of corruption, like viscous ink, taints the lava’s sheen, making patches of scorched earth appear unhealthy purple-black, faintly emitting a sickening sense of decay.

This thoroughly shattered land silently speaks of the terror of godly power and the cruelty of the abyss battlefield.

The Fallen Abyss Messenger watches Kana, who did nothing after stopping, silently suspended in mid-air.

Three silver Alchemy Puppets, under his control, float in a triangular formation around him, poised protectively.

But their stance clearly carries an offensive posture, ready to attack if the Fallen Abyss Messenger tries to leave.

The intention is already clear, just like countless wars of the past.

Divine level beings on both sides engage in duels, holding each other back, but for the order side Gods, they tend to be the primary forces of restraint.

As for the chaotic Evil Gods of the abyss, they inherently have no intent of restraint.

Their demons die and simply get cleared by the Gods, it is what it is.

Yet, they are under the Abyss’s will, required to act by the Abyss’s demands.

At the very least, they cannot allow the order side’s life to recklessly clean up the demons excessively.

But now is different from before, the Fallen Abyss Messenger has a very clear sense of the battlefield situation changing, the order side’s alliance army charges like a tidal wave.

They’ve already reached the ninth watchtower, practically eliminating the advantages of the demons one by one.

In this disadvantaged situation for demons, they don’t need to worry about the demons anymore, they should just charge directly into the order’s camp and fight fiercely, whatever they do will benefit them.

However, Kana will not let that happen, so he can only hover there, and he lacks the will to fight, for the Fallen Abyss Messenger is inherently a mere bystander.

He inherently isn’t suited for direct combat, both his name and his Rule Power indicate a gradual influence on Gods and Life power.

"You saviors, truly overestimate yourselves, especially you; I’ve learned about you, Kana, your world is being consumed by the Void.

At such a time, you can still lead your clan towards the Abyss, truly incomprehensible.

I can roughly guess you’re attempting to seize something from the Abyss to help your world endure the Void’s devour.

But I must tell you, it’s futile.

The Void’s devouring is inevitable, even with the title of Savior, you cannot guide your world to hope.

Or perhaps you aim to invade the Abyss, making yourself and your clan members become part of the Abyss, thus forming an independent... Abyss Race?"

Seizing this opportunity, the Fallen Abyss Messenger rambles on, attempting to affect Kana’s mindset while indulging his curiosity.

Who says Gods lack curiosity?

He indeed possesses boundless curiosity.

After all, that world has already been invaded by the Void, even if only by tendrils, in the Gods’ perception of time it’s as if knives and forks have started dining.

Approaching recklessly now might provoke the Void as an enemy, leading to the deployment of divine level Void Creatures, and that would be disadvantageous.

Therefore, many Gods know this situation, but deeper details remain elusive.

Yet at this time, the God Kana, upheld by that world as the Savior, is indeed very active within the Abyss.

Especially with the title of Savior for the opponent, possessing the title doesn’t mean one can lead their world through the Void.

But having the title increases the chance.

That’s why he’s paying attention, curious about what Kana aims to accomplish in the Abyss.

Though he mentions Kana falling into the Abyss to become an independent race, it’s unrealistic for a God titled Savior.

Could it be he wants to directly sever a layer of Abyss space and drag it out from the Abyss to form a New World?

After all, every layer of Abyss’s space was once a world pulled into its body as part of the Abyss post-invasion.