Chapter 1798 - 1030: If You Can Ascend to Godhood, So Can I

Chapter 1798: Chapter 1030: If You Can Ascend to Godhood, So Can I

Gu Hang won’t get away so easily.

Bas Sol suffered such a large loss, how could he possibly let it go?

The main losses were in two areas.

There was no distinction between primary and secondary; both were painful.

Firstly, his Divine Realm suffered a heavy blow from Gu Hang.

No matter if Gu Hang ran away afterwards, at least at the beginning of the entire descent of the Storm God Kingdom, both the momentum Gu Hang showed and his actual actions were aimed at smashing and collapsing his Myriad Things Melting Furnace.

Right from the start, he gave it his all. The all-out clash between the two Divine Realms was very sudden and terrifying.

Bas Sol was firstly caught off guard, secondly did not expect Gu Hang to be so decisive, and most importantly he was reluctant to give up the fruits of victory he was about to harvest in the real universe.

These three reasons put him at a great disadvantage at the beginning, leading to serious damage to the Divine Realm.

It could already be considered as a deep wound.

Secondly, he failed to protect the gains in the real universe in the end.

After having to divert all his attention back, his avatar’s combat power plummeted; subsequently, when the Divine Realm was severely damaged, the affected avatar died at the hands of Leon’s sword.

Suddenly, the battle situation on Rain Star was overturned.

The Chaos side, which was already conducting a full-scale strategic counterattack, was directly pushed back.

Moreover, humans continued to reinforce Rain Star. Under Leon’s leadership and command, they seemed determined to withstand Rain Star’s hostile environment and clean up and occupy the entire planet.

And when it came to that point, it would mean the ’Divine Artifact’ that Bas Sol spent many years and paid a huge price to collect key fragments with Alchaton’s cooperation fell into human hands.

These two matters were enough to make him hate Gu Hang, who caused all this, to the core.

He would not let Gu Hang off the hook that easily.

And he certainly couldn’t just swallow his anger, lick his wounds, and wait to trouble Gu Hang later when he recovered.

The reason is simple—he still didn’t want to give up his Divine Artifact.

While it seemed like the situation was set, it actually wasn’t.

In Bas Sol’s view, he still had a chance to turn the tables.

Of course, the previous ’bets’ were all lost. To turn the tables, he naturally needed to wager more, stake more.

For this, Bas Sol hesitated for a moment.

But soon, he cast aside this hesitation.

Not being able to stand it was one aspect, and a relatively small one.

The main reason was, if he admitted defeat this time and let it go, would he still have a chance?

Most likely not.

Quietly convincing the so-called Four Gods’ choice, Chaos Warlord Alchaton, was already a stroke of genius. Their cooperation was based on him being able to collect the Divine Artifact completely and open the so-called ’ancient weapon’.

Now that he had failed, would Alchaton continue to maintain close cooperation with him?

Besides Alchaton, could he find another partner?

The Four Gods missed him last time, or turned a blind eye for various reasons, letting him be. But would he have this chance next time?

Also, once Rain Star fell to the Empire, to Gu Hang, would there be a chance to take it back?

These were all problems.

If he didn’t continue the gamble now, he feared that by the time he healed his wounds, he wouldn’t even have a ticket to enter the fray!

Wager more stakes?

Then bet!

Someone had already set a good example for him.

And that was Gu Hang himself!

In the battle that just occurred, why could Gu Hang gain a huge advantage in an instant and inflict serious damage on him?

Wasn’t it because Gu Hang was ruthless, decisive?

There wasn’t even an exploratory phase, let alone communication. Right from the start, the entire Storm God Kingdom pressed on him, crushing him to death.

Did Gu Hang consider the consequences of failure?

Coming in like this, he either succeeded or didn’t; but if he failed, what then?

Gu Hang’s Divine Realm would also be shattered.

But he just went all in and won.

Bas Sol had already learned a profound lesson.

Follow Gu Hang’s example, be willing to give it all when it’s critical.

If failing once means never rising again, then what’s the wait for?

Go for it!

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Bas Sol relentlessly pursued Gu Hang, which was within Gu Hang’s expectations.

Directly unleashing all his power to fiercely attack the Myriad Things Melting Furnace looked reckless... Well, in reality, it was indeed quite reckless.

But this so-called ’recklessness’ was actually part of Gu Hang’s plan.

Bas Sol was right in sensing certain things.

For Gu Hang, he could never accept Bas Sol becoming a god, nor accept that so-called ancient weapon falling into the hands of humanity’s enemy.

Unlike some alien opponents, once the Chaos Warlord obtained the so-called ancient weapon, who he would use it on was almost a foregone conclusion.

Instead of struggling desperately later, it was better to give it his all now.

This was a calculated decision in terms of motivation.

It seemed reckless, but in fact, it was an all-out effort after consideration.

Meanwhile, in terms of aftermath, Gu Hang had various considerations.

If Bas Sol admitted defeat and acknowledged failure, that would be ideal;

And though his relentless pursuit was troublesome, it wasn’t without countermeasures.

During the chase, the first thing Gu Hang judged was whether there were any other intervening parties in his battle with Bas Sol.

This was the main reason why Gu Hang kept being pursued but didn’t fight back.

And it seemed no one was intervening.

Which was very normal.

Gu Hang attacking Bas Sol, why intervene?

No one wanted Bas Sol to level up again.

Gu Hang intervening and stopping Bas Sol was something many existences in the Subspace were happy to see.

Now, Gu Hang had likely succeeded. Bas Sol might not have been completely stopped, but he certainly lost his opportunity.

Next, if Bas Sol sought revenge, no one would intervene either.

Since this guy had lost his chance to take another step, watching him hit Gu Hang was also an amusing thing.

This was quite good, Gu Hang was quite happy.

After all, he never expected anyone to help him.

On this basis, having no one interfere was, of course, good news, right?

Further, if Bas Sol hadn’t chased, Gu Hang would have planned to lay low; since that guy came chasing, it instead gave Gu Hang an opportunity.

Bas Sol could use the so-called Divine Artifact to gain a further chance, and Gu Hang... could he also have a similar opportunity?

After all, when compared, he was just a step away from leveling up further.