A dog's head?!
Kieran looked at the sky doubtfully.
Whether it was the silhouette in the dark or the protruding mouth, everything told Kieran that it was a dog's head.
However, the dog's head was too big.
Aside from other things, the fact that it could bite the Devourer's body with a single bite was enough to prove its size.
Although the Devourer's size was reflected in its length, its width wasn't inferior either. The width of a city district was enough to frighten anyone who heard of it.
However, the Devourer's body was defenseless against the dog's mouth, allowing itself to be bitten.
Under Kieran's gaze, the giant Devourer was bitten into hundreds of wounds. The most severe part was almost split in half, only a thin layer of flesh was left connecting the Devourer's body.
"What the hell is this?
Just a part of it is this powerful, if it's the whole thing … "
Kieran suddenly mocked himself with furrowed brows.
He thought of the comment he made about Starbeck in front of Lawless.
Anyone who underestimated Starbeck would have to face the consequences.
Now, it seemed like he still underestimated Starbeck's strength.
Anyone who dared to touch Starbeck with malicious intent would die a graveless death.
All of a sudden, Kieran thought of Broker's arrangements in the title dungeon, [Blade of the Daybreaker].
"What kind of arrangements do you have that you dare to do something like this?
Or does this thing before me have some unknown weakness? "
"Touch? Touch! "
Kieran suddenly thought of what Starbeck said just now.
"If that's the case …"
Kieran's eyes were glimmering.
Then, he quickly thought of the possibilities.
However, if it was possible, Kieran wanted to move out and complete his main mission while the Devourer was suppressed by the dog's head.
Unfortunately, he couldn't move at all.
[Fear: Spirit authentication passed, not affected by Fear or Confusion …]
[Bind: Strength authentication failed, temporarily immobilized …]
…
Even though the real battle happened in the sky and Kieran was on the ground, he was still affected.
Kieran wasn't too upset about it though.
On the contrary, he rejoiced.
He knew very well that if he were in the sky right now, he would have to endure a Spirit authentication that was far beyond his imagination. If he failed the authentication and fell into a state of fear and panic, the consequences would be unimaginable.
He had a way to go to the sky, but it didn't mean that he could fly freely in this special state.
Kieran looked up to the sky, quietly waiting for Starbeck and Afu's performance to end. His mind, of course, didn't stop working.
"Starbeck said he had the confidence to hold on for 10 seconds and Afu doesn't seem to have any intention of disappearing, which means Afu might be able to last longer than 10 seconds.
"Afu's attacks are messy, it seems like it's an instinctive attack. He doesn't know how to attack effectively, which means Starbeck can't really give Afu precise orders … Hmm, wait, with Starbeck's personality, he still has the right to discuss this point, maybe he was scared silly and forgot to give precise orders."
Kieran listened to Starbeck's incessant cries in the air and looked at the Devourer being torn apart. For some reason, an unusual wave rose in Kieran's heart, he wanted to laugh out loud.
In the end, Kieran held it in but his mouth corner twitched a few times.
Compared to Kieran, who was only twitching his mouth, the Gods were all pale with fright.
The Devourer that they treated like a formidable foe was suppressed just like that?
No, it wasn't accurate to say it was suppressed.
It was crushed!
That's right, crushed!
The Devourer couldn't even fight back!
What was that giant dog head?
How could it be so powerful?
Who was that inconspicuous mortal?
How could he command such a powerful existence?
Question after question appeared in the Gods' heart.
Especially Lady Thorn who had observed Starbeck before, her heart was in a state of shock. Although she saw a slight advantage against them, she never thought it would be this big.
We can win!
We can win this war!
For the first time, hope rose in Lady Thorn's heart.
So did the other Gods. Even though they couldn't move, their morale was boosted.
The Devourer, on the other hand, was different.
It growled in pain ceaselessly, twisting its body to free itself from the bite.
However, its body that could easily crush a mountain in the past felt weak and powerless at this moment.
The bite strength of the Devourer didn't just exceed its imagination, it even carried an aura that shook the Devourer's soul. The more it was bitten, the more terrified it got.
What is this guy?
Why am I instinctively afraid of him?
The Devourer's heart was filled with thoughts.
At the same time, a feeling of weakness that had not appeared even when it was born began to spread throughout its body.
As the strength spread, the Devourer stopped twisting its body.
It didn't give up struggling.
It was going to risk its life for a final strike.
The Devourer knew very well that if this continued, it would really be finished.
It had to get away from this guy.
However, at that very moment, the existence that terrified the Devourer vanished, along with Starbeck.
The Devourer had no idea why the terrifying existence vanished.
But it knew it was saved.
On top of that, the Devourer easily gained the upper hand in the battle.
Once again, the sun rose slowly.
The darkness was expelled.
Naveya City was like the start of a new day.
The Devourer stretched its wounded body. The Gods didn't hesitate, the moment their bodies regained their mobility, they launched their attacks at the Devourer.
The Devourer turned a blind eye to the attacks.
Its attention was placed on the ground.
Over there, there was a mortal who was even more inconspicuous than before, but was also an extremely terrifying existence.
A black brilliance shone.
The battle in the sky continued.
A human clone stood in front of Kieran.
The head was a mix of human and snake, it had human facial features but it was covered in broken scales.
It had four limbs, no tail and was wearing a long black robe.
The Devourer's clone sized up Kieran carefully.
"No, you must be stronger than the one just now or all the other mortals!
You have reached transcendence, did you come here to acquire merits and ascend to Godhood?
"Three hundred years ago, there was a fellow who was similar to you!"
"But he failed."
His ending was tragic.
So, why don't we switch to another way …
Tell me where that mortal came from and I'll help you ascend to Godhood, what do you think? "
A bewitching voice sounded from the clone's mouth, the snake's tongue flicking in and out.
The Devourer had absolute confidence in bewitching the transcendent before its eyes.
It knew no mortal could resist the temptation of ascension.
Just look at Hero Algor!
He was the most realistic example.
His family was torn apart, his friends turned against him, his subordinates betrayed him.
Why?
Wasn't it just a chance to ascend to Godhood?
But sometimes, accidents always happened.
Just like how it looked down on Starbeck before this.
Now, it made the same mistake again.
It looked down on the most persistent part of Kieran's character: his friends.
At the same time, it looked down on Kieran's boldness.
"Ascend to Godhood?
"Alright!"
"I promise you!"
But I can't tell you where he came from, otherwise, I'll suffer terrible revenge, so I can only tell you one thing. "
Kieran was hesitant, but in the end, he clenched his teeth and said.
"Of course."
The Devourer didn't doubt Kieran at all, it strode over to Kieran and created a soundproof barrier with a wave of its hand. After making sure the sound wouldn't go out, it whispered in Kieran's ear.
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