Cthulhu Corrosion: Another World Rescue Plan

Mo Yu and Iyalian understood what Sharloriya meant.

Nyarlathotep and the God of Light devoured and pulled each other, and the two sides were deadlocked for more than a hundred years. Although Nyarlathotep had a slight advantage now, he obviously could not swallow the God of Light who had a constant stream of faith.

The two gods were evenly matched, and each needed to add new chips to himself.

The God of Light needed the body of the Son of God to complete the God's descent, complete the cornerstone, and strengthen his own strength to counterattack Nyar. And Nyar wanted Iyalian to become this body, and at the same time detonate the secret seal on him, so that the pollution would flow back through the channel of the God's descent.

Nyar was not afraid of pollution. These pollutions from the evil gods could enhance his own strength and pollute the God of Light at the same time.

According to the calculations of these two gods, Iyalian would become the weight to break the stalemate, but no matter which end of the scale this weight fell on, it would unfortunately become cannon fodder in the battle between the two gods.

But it is not so easy to get rid of Iyalian's holy mark. If you want to get rid of it, you have to become a god.

Although I don't know why Naya and the God of Light have not taken any action so far, Mo Yu suspects that they think Iyalian's level is not high enough, and his body is not strong enough to be a battlefield for the battle between the two gods.

Then the time for them to take action will be when Iyalian has just entered the pseudo-god level, not strong enough to get rid of the holy mark, but strong enough to carry the descent of the gods.

Sharloriya's idea is consistent with Mo Yu's plan, that is, to use the trick against the trick and let Iyalian devour the two gods in reverse when the gods descend.

Even if they can't take down the evil god Naya, at least they have to kill and devour the God of Light.

"The foundation of the God of Light is unstable. He has long lost himself. He is a god who has been completely distorted by the beliefs of his believers and has only the instinct to survive. But it is precisely these beliefs that maintain his personality and prevent Naya from completely devouring him.

To devour the God of Light, Naya must first make the believers of the Church of Light believe that he is the God of Light, so as to use the beliefs that lead to the God of Light for his own benefit.

But changing the personality of God is a time-consuming task. Even if it is a top-down change, it is even more difficult to completely change the deep-rooted beliefs of the believers of the Church of Light and let them believe in an evil god that is completely opposite to the God of Light." Mo Yu analyzed.

"So the evil god tried to change the people's faith orientation by adding the concepts of night and darkness to his doctrines and sermons, which coincided with the God of Light's desire to devour Naia to obtain the concepts and power related to darkness and erode the authority of the Goddess of Darkness." Sharloriya said, "Although the God of Light seems to be at a disadvantage now, I suspect that He is actively lying dormant and using Naia's hands to expand His own power. He should have a trick to turn the tide."

"Spiritual authority and virtual authority..." Mo Yu pondered, "Maybe there are other arrangements."

"In any case, there will be a melee between the three. Although Iyalian is the weakest party, as long as his believers have a firm faith, the follow-up will be a complete confrontation of willpower, and there is still a glimmer of hope." Sharloriya said.

"No, not three." Mo Yu smiled. He dropped a bombshell, but his expression was natural, as if he was saying, "It's a nice day today." "I will also participate in this battle and help him win."

"What?" Sharlolia took a deep breath, and she turned to look at Iyalian, who smiled bitterly with apology.

"I advised him." The knight looked embarrassed and whispered to his sister, "This should have been my own battle, but the lord... was too convincing."