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In ordinary people's understanding, gods are divided into four categories: good gods, evil gods, evil gods, and demon gods. These four categories are equal to each other.

In fact, this understanding is completely wrong.

In addition to good gods and evil gods, there are also neutral gods. These three types of gods are combined into one category, that is, the group that resides in the Pantheon and follows and maintains the world order.

Because they currently accept the command of the Lord of Order, they can be collectively called the "Gods of Order", or the "Righteous Gods".

Of course, among the "righteous gods" there are also those who are not commanded by the Lord of Order, such as the kings of hell. They do not join the Pantheon, but they still belong to the existence of maintaining world order. Even their "order" attribute is stronger than that of the gods of the Pantheon.

If divided according to camp, they should belong to the category of good gods. Although what they do seems to be evil, their fundamental intentions of "punishing evil" and "resisting the invasion of the abyss" are good actions.

Corresponding to the "good gods" are the "evil gods". Some scholars who study theology also call them the "gods of chaos", but the "gods of chaos" include not only the evil gods, but also the powerful abyss lords.

What these gods have in common is that they refuse to be restrained, do not follow order, and live freely and chaotically.

On this basis, the "good gods" and the "evil gods" were integrated. Although their positions are different, they have the same general purpose, which is to maintain the existence and continuation of the World Ring. Even those madmen who fight against the world's enemies must ensure that the world continues to exist - otherwise, if the world is destroyed, they themselves will also be destroyed.

The opposite of this camp is the devil.

Demon gods are existences born from the madness of powerful beings who possess divine power. They are extremely powerful, but they use all their power to try to destroy the world. For them, the only goal is to destroy the world. Nothing else can attract their attention.

Therefore, the devil is also very easy to attract and please. As long as you work hard to destroy and destroy, you can please the devil. Among mortals, there are often lunatics who hold large-scale blood sacrifices for various purposes to please the devil.

Of course, none of these madmen will end well, because the devil's need for destruction and destruction has no limit, and the world will not be finished until it is completely destroyed. As for a mortal... unless he is really willing to destroy everything including himself, he will not be able to follow the Demon God's footsteps forever, and will be abandoned by the Demon God sooner or later.

The consequences of being abandoned by the Demon God can be imagined, but if you are never abandoned by the Demon God, that would be even worse. Maybe it would be better to be abandoned...

So in this world, the three types of gods, good, evil, and neutral, belong to the same faction. The evil gods and the abyss monarchs are the opposite factions to them. Together, they form a faction opposite to the demon gods. Generally speaking, the so-called "good and evil gods" The four-divided approach of ", evil and demon" is actually completely wrong.

These are all digressions. In the final analysis, the key point is that the evil gods are not weak at all. They may not be good at preaching scriptures and do not like to establish sects, but if they want to fight, they will never lose to the righteous gods. .

For example, now, more than a dozen evil gods are rushing from all directions, rushing towards the divine kingdom of the Harvest Goddess. Although the Harvest Goddess had laid a lot of defenses around her kingdom in advance and found some helpers to protect her, she still couldn't resist.

In fact, when he saw the figure of the first of those evil gods, more than one of the helpers of the Harvest Goddess had already sneaked away.

You can't blame them, because the figure is too terrifying and scary. Not to mention the guardians who were about to fight the figure if they stayed, even the bystanders, once they saw the figure clearly, many of them had earth-colored faces and turned around and ran away.

The figure was a giant dragon, with a somewhat slender body and three separate necks, each with a head. His body is constantly changing colors, and so are the three heads. What's even more amazing is that the expressions on the three heads are constantly changing, with joy, anger, sorrow and joy just like a revolving lantern, without stopping at all.

If a mortal saw His face, even for just a moment, his thoughts would be confused. All thoughts would rush into his mind like a tide, and the whole person would fall into madness and confusion. If he watched for a little longer, this frenzy and confusion would become fixed, turning him into a hopeless lunatic.

The will of the gods is much stronger than that of humans, but they can also feel extremely uncomfortable when they see him. When they saw Him appearing, some of the weaker gods immediately stopped snooping around and closed their eyes to adjust their mood. However, more than one of them still turned pale and even vomited blood. Just by looking at him, they were hurt. A serious injury.

Even the powerful gods changed their expressions when they saw this weird giant dragon appear. Some turned their heads away from him, some frowned and stared at him, their bodies surged with power, and some shook their heads. Shaking his head and sighing, he turned around and left.

"Hey, old man, do you think it's time for you to take action?" Jorgadman approached the front row of the Pantheon and said to the Lord of Order.

The Lord of Order lowered his eyes, as motionless as an old monk in trance, with no intention of answering.

"Old man, you must have some improper relationship with that guy..." Joel Gardman muttered, sitting back in his seat helplessly.

Not far from him, Uther Jean, the chief god of the human race, who holds the priesthood of revenge but is known as the Lord of Glory, carefully looked at a tattered seat in the front row of the Pantheon that seemed to be about to collapse at any time, as if there was some secret in the seat that was worth his careful study.

"What's so good about it?" Lefon, the chief god of the orcs, who was honored as the "Sky-Swallowing Dog", grinned and said, "The seat of the Lord of Chaos has been studied countless times in the past years. Who can see anything?"

Uther did not answer, still staring at the seat in a trance.

Lefon shook his head and said to the Lord of War, Wenner, "What do you think?"

"With that reference object, maybe we can really see something." The Lord of War, who was both worshipped and hated by people, pondered for a moment and answered like this.

Lefon sneered and shook his head without saying anything.

Indeed, the evil god that suddenly appeared was the first and strongest evil god, known as the "Chaos Dragon". It is said that he was transformed from the remains of the Lord of Chaos after his fall. It is also said that he was the backup left by the Lord of Chaos before he was about to do something big to prevent his own fall. By studying him in comparison, perhaps we can really study out some secrets of the Lord of Chaos's power.

However, Lefeng, who was revered as the "Wise King" before he was deified and now always regards himself as a sage, sneered at this idea.

Since the disappearance of the three masters of chaos, good, and evil, the gods of the Pantheon have been moving forward along the path pioneered by the Lord of Order for a long time. "Order" has become a deep-rooted thing in everyone's power and beliefs. "Chaos" and "order" are hostile. If the power and path of the Lord of Chaos are really touched, it will only affect or even hinder one's original path.

Lefeng never thought that he had the ability to inherit the mantle of the Lord of Chaos, and he even didn't think that anyone among the gods had this ability or qualification.

...In fact, if you really have this qualification, it may not be a good thing!

He lowered his head and glanced at the figure sitting at the front row of the Pantheon, standing side by side with three tattered or old chairs, high above.

His eyes turned slightly cold, and he looked at Uther who was still studying the seat of the Lord of Chaos.

(You will slowly die. Sooner or later, you will lead the entire tribe into an irreversible dead end!)

The evil gods naturally didn't know what happened in the Pantheon, the game and dispute between the big guys. They were now attacking in a big way under the leadership of the old predecessor "Chaos Dragon" to make a big profit.

The defensive position arranged by the Goddess of Harvest was almost torn apart at once. The gods who wanted to stop them were blown up by the Chaos Dragon's wings and the whirlwind that made them unable to stand. They staggered and fell in all directions, and they didn't play a role in stopping them at all.

They have powerful strength. Even the strong wind that overturned the river and the sea could not shake them at all. But the Chaos Dragon just flapped its wings a few times and made them all embarrassed.

The gap between them is simply shocking!

The subsequent evil gods saw the opportunity, and more than one of them showed joy and greed, wanting to take advantage of the flaws of these gods who suffered at the hands of the Chaos Dragon to kill and devour them.

Although they were all incarnations, devouring an incarnation of a god would also be of great benefit to them.

But before they could do anything, the Chaos Dragon had already issued a somewhat vague but very firm will, conveying His order.

[Don't waste time! Go straight to the Goddess of Harvest! ]

The evil gods have always advocated freedom and refused to obey orders. But it depends on who the order comes from. For example, if it comes from a big green jellyfish, they can naturally not buy it, but if it comes from the great Chaos Dragon, they dare not take it lightly.

Then, rays of light passed by the gods who were swaying and dizzy, closely following the Chaos Dragon who was leading the charge, and broke through the barrier of the Harvest Goddess's kingdom one after another and rushed in.

Seeing this scene, the goddess of wealth Mannis lowered her head. At first glance, it seemed that she didn't dare to look directly at the Chaos Dragon for too long, and had to lower her head to avoid it. In fact, she was trying to hide the smile on her lips.

(The guy who always plotted in secret was really a gold medal broker, and even this person was invited! With his help, Moretel would definitely die this time! Even if Yorgadman helped, he couldn't save his fate of falling!)