The more primitive a battle was, the more violent and simple it would be. Battles for the sake of survival and revenge would often be bloody and cruel. The battles between savages and wild beasts in the forest would often be simple and direct. The primitive rules of revenge would result in cruel tribal warfare, with no innocent survivors.
But in a certain dimension's modern warfare, warfare actually had rules and unwritten rules, such as normal warfare, no large-scale destructive weapons, restricted flight zones, international conventions …
"So that civilians won't be accidentally injured? Don't joke around. Isn't war supposed to be a battle to the death? Why would anyone worry about killing too slowly? If they really cared about civilians, they would've given up on the benefits that war can bring. It would've been better not to fight at all. They're just worried about going overboard and bringing trouble upon themselves! "
Adding all sorts of restrictions and rules to modern warfare wasn't because humans had finally become civilized and friendly. It was simply because both sides had "apocalyptic weapons" capable of destroying each other. Destruction and Armageddon became far too easy. In order to prevent the war from constantly escalating, the final victor would be left with nothing but rubble and a living hell.
In the various dimensions of Aichy, battles between powerful Gods were the same. Forbidden spell level attacks would be nothing to them. Battles between Main Gods would be even more cautious. They would carefully test each other, accumulate advantages, and carefully erase the other's advantages. Only at the very last moment would one use their trump card, because that would mean that the other side would also go all-out. The final result would be impossible to predict, but casually slaughtering the other side's believers and destroying the environment would be the most likely result of both sides losing.
"If Ladvioka hadn't gone insane, I wouldn't have needed to use Envy's incomplete final form …"
At first, I didn't intend to force a Main God to their limits, because that would be incredibly dangerous. However, there were no "ifs" on the battlefield. Since the situation had already reached this point, no matter what the final result was, both sides could only accept it.
The gigantic bone giant didn't hide his killing intent at all. Ladvioka had been forced into a corner. Everything seemed to be about to be revealed, but I didn't dare to be careless.
Even though Karwenz had just fallen into the volcano, that didn't mean much to Karwenz. Karwenz instantly reappeared and directly … started cooking his fish soup again. Let's not talk about how this fish soup came to be. Karwenz was clearly not willing to help either side, but I doubted that he would care about any brotherly ties. Perhaps he was hoping to see Ladvioka directly die.
Ladvioka glared angrily at Cavendish, but didn't say anything. In demons' dictionaries, "friends who help each other" was the equivalent of "naive and gullible idiots". It would be unbelievably friendly of them to not kick you into the abyss when you were in trouble.
It would seem that ignoring Cavendish was the best option right now, but I still unhesitatingly, I ordered my pale white queen to attack!
"Ladvioka of miracles!"
As I expected, the Cavendish that was pierced through was only a mirage. Ladvioka's true body had vanished without a trace. I had previously been wondering why he had taken so long to crawl out of the underground rock. It would seem that he had already begun to move on his own. Yep, I definitely wasn't wondering why this single-celled Ladvioka would suddenly stop, nor was it some mysterious connection between brothers.
"Could it be that the Dimensional Door just now allowed him to learn the secret of moving between the Infernos? Damn it! No matter where he is, find him! "
I didn't believe that any ordinary Main God would be able to learn the secrets of the Hades so easily. However, I could sense that Cavendish wasn't currently in the Mountain Infernos. When I considered the fact that Cavendish and the existences that could hide in his body, I felt an ominous feeling that made it impossible for me to ignore this possibility.
A freely moving Main God would obviously be a threat. I sent out my incarnations to search for Ladvioka while also focusing on Ladvioka. After all, Envy could disintegrate at any moment. If I could kill off a Main God first to establish my dominance, it would likely greatly increase our chances of victory.
"He probably doesn't have any subordinates left. Since Ladvioka was born as an Inferno Demon, let me recall what other Inferno Demons are skilled at. Beheading Sword, Inferno Demon Whip, Meteor Shower, powerful melee attacks, self-immolation … Damn it, isn't this just self-destruction? Ladvioka actually has something as insane as self-destruction? A Main God's self-destruction? If he really self-destructs, will this Inferno — no, will the entire Hades be able to survive? "
My incarnation suddenly sent me a message that forced me to give up on trying to guess at Ladvioka's trump card. Due to an unexpected matter, I didn't have much time left.
"Omar, how much longer do you intend to pretend to be asleep for!? It's morning! Wake up and have fun! "
…
While Roland was using his trump card in an attempt to kill the Lord of Putrefaction, the situation in the other Infernos seemed to be silently changing.
Against the icy Chaos War God Donatis, the angry demon hound kept growing larger and larger as he died. However, even though Donatis's energy level was now one hundred times greater than before, the result of the battle still hadn't changed at all. At most, Donatis would be instantly killed to be able to last a few rounds.
At this moment, Donatis wasn't having an easy time either. His opponent's strength was only one factor. More importantly, reinforcements suddenly joined the battle. Now that it was two against one, the entire battle situation was reversed.
Donatis's trident had a mystical power that transformed into meteors that constantly attacked Donatis' vitals. Donatis's demon claws were capable of easily tearing through mountains, yet they were capable of directly clashing against the Chaos War God's heavy sword. Donatis also had a powerful body and the power of the Hades. Although Donatis was slightly inferior to the Chaos War God in pure melee combat, he was actually superior in pure physical strength. Donatis was at a major disadvantage.
The fourth of the four Halls of Hades was the Hall of Hell (Hall of Law Enforcement). This was the headquarters of the nobles that served as the Hell's prison guards. The head of the Hall of Law Enforcement was the currently sleeping Little Tias.
Ghost General Marshan was the first Devil of the Hades. Although he hadn't reached the level of a Main God yet, he had been a warrior warrior from the same generation as Aillé. After so many years of accumulation, he had surpassed the so-called powerful Gods. And, after obtaining the noble authority to "protect" the Hades and punish "villains", Marshan's power level had improved even further.
Although Marshan wasn't a Main God, he was still an immemorial devil. As the guardian species of the Hades, demons were unable to leave this world. Not only that, but they also had the same undying nature as the dead. This was something that even Venadas feared — an undying opponent who was about as strong as he was.
Unlike the inexperienced Bastian, devils and demons were mortal enemies. This wasn't Marshan's first time fighting against Venadas. Even though there was a certain difference in power level, Marshan's undying nature was more than enough to make up for this difference. If Marshan exchanged blows with Venadas, the one who would die in the end would definitely be Venadas.
Marshan's leader, Kamiltias, was still in a deep sleep. He was also in order to complete his transformation into a Devil. As long as he completed his transformation, not to mention all the other benefits, just the undying nature of the Devils in the Hades would be a Main God's undying nature … But if Kamiltias truly succeeded in his transformation, it was likely that the entire situation on the battlefield would be reversed.
This wasn't some idiotic manga. Villains who obtained an undying body would mysteriously have their intelligence greatly reduced, and they would be unknowingly sealed away by the main character. When the original Devil Lord, the current leader of the Devils in the Hades, awakened, an undying and sly Main God would become the greatest calamity for the invaders.
"All we need to do is stall for time. Protect the Inferno and the Four Pillars, and we'll be the victors …"
This was also the main reason why Roland had set the goal of stalling for time for so many battles. As time passed, the Hades would become even more complete, and the Gods of the Hades would also become even more powerful. At that time, it would naturally be time for them to counterattack. If it wasn't for the fact that the Lord of Putrefaction had gone overboard, Roland wouldn't have needed to use his trump card.
But it was precisely because Main Gods were so powerful that even though Roland had given him all the resources for the transformation process, the transformation process was still incredibly slow. Marshan, who had originally been Bardi's guard, came out to help when he saw that Bardi still didn't show any signs of waking up.
Even Venadas found it difficult to deal with two powerful individuals with undying bodies. It was likely that he would have to use his trump card if this situation continued.
Meanwhile, the negotiation table between Harloys and the God of Wisdom was obviously different from the current battlefield. Not only was the atmosphere wonderful, the two of them had just finished shaking hands and signed a contract that was five hundred pages long … They were actually using the ability to speed up time to negotiate the details of the contract as well as to bargain with each other.
Meanwhile, in Gluttony's Inferno, two gigantic beasts were currently tearing at each other. Both of their mouths were on each other's bodies. They were devouring each other, but they were also being devoured by each other.
Magic and supernatural abilities had been forgotten. Pure desire to eat dominated everything, but this just happened to be in accordance with the basic natural laws of this plane.
Endless life force caused both sides' physical bodies to be damaged and regenerate. Both sides tried to open their mouths wider than the other, and also tried to have more mouths than the other. Countless pairs of eyes could only see each other. It would seem that neither of these two beasts had any intention of leaving the Inferno until they completely devoured each other.
Meanwhile, in a certain corner of Inferno, the Queen of Temptations Ilmisya sighed as she watched this battle that made people feel helpless as they devoured each other and tore at each other's throats. She decided to go to a slightly more civilized battlefield that had a slightly more aesthetic sense of war.
Suddenly, a young and hurried voice spoke in her ear. She immediately recalled the young man who had now become the Master of the Hades. However, his voice now contained a rare hint of panic and urgency.
"Ilmisya, go to the Pillar of Ice and stop that person!"
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