Chapter 212
by fanqienovelChapter 212: Will They Be Betrayed by Their Own Spawn? 3/6
Angna and Loseta had witnessed the Giant God’s immense power firsthand.
His ability to repel that terrifying, colossal demon god and slaughter the "Azure Emperor" like an insignificant snack clearly demonstrated His might.
Yet now, the colossal figure within the mist and its sudden, overwhelming pressure placed immense strain on both living saints.
“Ugh…”
“Cough…”
“Gag—!”
Beside them, even the toughest Chosen Warriors couldn’t resist the discomfort under divine pressure. Many sweated profusely or felt their limbs weaken.
Some warriors tore off their helmets to vomit.
Their combat effectiveness plummeted.
Fortunately, most Trinitum Clan members had been eliminated. But the massive ship beneath their feet began "awakening" under the evil god’s influence!
Tentacles sprouted, lashing at Chosen Warriors, entangling limbs, and attempting to impale or shred them.
This was merely a fraction of the terrifying deity’s leaking power.
Worse, this entity appeared…
"Larger than the Giant God—even more massive than that dreadful demon god who confronted Him earlier!"
Chaos deities often concealed their true strength, preventing Angna and Loseta from gauging this demon god’s rank through aura or magical intensity.
Yet this posed no real dilemma.
Stronger demon gods typically manifested larger "Divine Bodies" when traversing the Quagmire Universe.
Clearly, the approaching demon god likely rivaled any the Giant God had ever faced!
For the first time, something resembling "concern" for the Giant God stirred within them.
"Can the Giant God prevail?"
Such blasphemous thoughts arose in their minds.
Thus…
"We need a strategy!"
"Make the Giant God’s battle easier!"
Angna glanced toward Loseta, who stood at the flagship’s bow alongside her second body—the "jumping spider construct"—and gave a slight nod.
Their plan had already been coordinated via the agile network.
Even if it meant no return.
"Splash…"
The "avatar construct" slowly submerged, leaving only its spine above the waves.
Angna thrust her tail vigorously, speeding toward the terrifying evil god shrouded in fog!
Upon its back, Loseta had already boarded the “jumping spider.”
She readied the venom, sharpening her venomous fangs like an assassin, waiting for the moment to strike!
“Splash…”
“Almost there!”
Angna sped up, closing in on the fog the chaos deity had raised with magic.
“Get ready!”
The figure, seeming vaster than the Giant God, now loomed right before her.
Perhaps looking down on the “little lizard” before Him, the Chaos Demon God showed no reaction as the avatar construct charged toward Him.
“Go—!”
The gladiator roared, swinging her powerful tail.
“Splash—!”
The avatar construct broke the water’s surface.
Supported by its massive tail and broad feet, and shrouded in potent magic, the hundreds of meters long avatar construct briefly stood upright on the water!
Not only that…
“Buzz—!”
Two magic circles appeared beneath the avatar construct’s broad feet!
They formed a fleeting yet solid platform, bearing the construct’s immense weight.
“Boom——!”
The avatar construct suddenly leaped, lunging fearlessly toward the colossal deity.
She stretched her head upward, as if lifting something high.
Atop the avatar construct’s head perched a tiny speck of white.
“Now.”
“The time has come.”
Loseta steered the "jumping spider mechs" and vaulted forward!
This was their plan—Angna would make a desperate leap before the Chaos Demon God, lifting Loseta to the perfect height while drawing the evil god’s attention!
Seizing the moment Angna’s sacrifice created, Loseta would pounce onto the Chaos Demon God’s head and deliver a vicious Bite!
The venom would paralyze the demon god’s mind and slow His divine body.
At the very least, it would inflict pain, shattering His focus.
This would secure the Giant God a major tactical advantage!
But…
“Huff…”
Loseta lunged—only to grasp empty air!
“This is bad!”
Both Angna and Loseta realized they had probably made a big mistake!
"This is a trap!"
"It’s a trap meant to lure the Giant God!"
"Oh, great Giant God!"
"Please don’t come here!"
But no matter how much the two living saints prayed…
"Boom—Boom—Boom—!"
The Giant God still dragged His massive body and swam closer!
He stepped into the trap, and everything was beyond saving!
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"You fools!"
"You’re doomed!"
"You’ll be betrayed by your own spawn!"
"Ha ha ha ha…"
Blais narrowed his eyes, hiding under the ocean floor in the City of Dimensions, watching the show above the sea.
Everything was his carefully laid trap.
The colossal divine body nearing the Fleet at the surface was just an illusion made from a branch of the Fantasy Tree of Subspace.
Although Blais knew Lady Xidi had tricked him, he still trusted the information she gave him a bit.
In fact, that information wasn’t all wrong.
"That Giant God strangely and absurdly valued his mortal spawn."
"If a specific spawn or even a group of spawns was threatened, He would rush in recklessly to save them."
"What a foolish way to act, perfectly used by me."
"Besides, I am the master of the Bubble World; no one knows this place better than me!"
Blais’s plan was simple.
He used the branch from the Fantasy Tree of Subspace he had found as "casting material" to create an illusion much bigger than himself. With this illusion, he would approach and threaten the Giant God’s spawn.
When the Giant God sensed his spawn was in danger, He would recklessly charge in.
At that moment, Blais could burst out from the City of Dimensions and take Him by surprise!
He was fully sure of his plan.
Because…
"Although Lady Xidi was suspicious."
"The information she gave should be reliable."
"Because I had seen that Giant God rolling in the water, and I could roughly figure out His Divine Body’s strength."
"Hehe, He definitely wasn’t stronger than me!"
"And that silly gaze, so empty and dull, clearly showed He wasn’t very smart; maybe His perception was even slow."
Thinking this, Blais felt certain of his win.
He had good reason to be confident of victory.
"You were weak in magic, frail in body, struggling in intelligence, and dull in perception."
"Not one thing was decent."
"And yet you still dared to challenge me!?"
Indeed, what happened seemed to prove his words.
"Boom—Boom—Boom—!"
A colossal beast, about the size Blais had imagined, charged quickly across the sea surface!
"Now was the time!"
He crawled out of the City of Dimensions, swinging his tail, raising his sail, and leaping toward the "Giant God" moving upward!