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Chapter 1501 - 957: Lord of Shadow Demons

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Chapter 1501: Chapter 957: Lord of Shadow Demons

The Mist of Judgment understood Kana’s doubts.

Its voice directly echoed in Kana’s consciousness, carrying an unprecedented gravity.

"Sulkrad, Lord of Shadow Demons, ’Fallen Shadow.’ He possesses Weak Divine Power, but has already touched the threshold of Medium Divine Power, and advancement is only a matter of time.

"Once, an entity of Medium Divine Power attempted to completely obliterate Him, but His control over shadows and escape is almost instinctual, always able to merge into the void, returning fruitless."

Indeed, this was also related to the authority of the Medium Divine Power being unable to prevent the opponent’s escape.

But no matter how you look at it, being able to escape from the hands of a Medium Divine Power god, is enough to demonstrate the opponent’s strength.

And on the same level, there truly isn’t any other god who can do anything to him.

The Mist of Judgment’s thoughts paused for a moment, as if emphasizing the gravity of the upcoming words.

"But the most fearsome aspect of Him is not His power or His ability to escape, but His notorious name as the ’Fallen!

"He is one of the most vile serpents in the Abyss, indulging in the manipulation and corruption of the souls of Order’s beings, especially those with faith and a mission of light. His ’great achievements’ are utterly appalling."

She began recounting to Kana the battle records of this Evil God, clearly hoping for Kana to take the opponent seriously and not reveal any cracks in his soul.

Six demigods.

At least six renowned demigod-level heroes in their respective worlds or battlefields, full of potential, ultimately collapsed in His meticulously woven plots, temptations, or traps of despair, abandoning vows and embracing the darkness of the Abyss.

Their fall itself is the Abyss’s most venomous mockery of Order.

And demigods, themselves, are a special tier of existence.

Some perhaps reached this step due to the support of other gods, while others inherently possessed the strength to become gods, temporarily pausing at this step.

No matter how you see it, these are all significant strategies on the Order side.

Of course, if it were only like this, it wouldn’t be enough for the Mist of Judgment to say such words.

More terrifying is that among those six fallen demigods, two later successfully ignited the Divine Fire, becoming Abyss Evil Gods, thanks to the Abyss’s gift and twisted power.

This implies that Sulkrad’s "creations" have the power to continue and expand within the Abyss.

His most "brilliant" record was successfully seducing a god of the Order Faction with Weak Divine Power.

Not only did he cause that god to abandon their own divine duties and believers, fully fall and corrupt, but he also utilized the remaining authority and the connection to the world to drag the entire material plane of that god’s birth into the Abyss’s embrace, adding a new layer to the Abyss Plane group.

This was an utter desecration and plundering of the foundation of the Order World.

As for the countless Legendary Powerhouses he seduced, corrupted, and manipulated to death over a long time, they are as numerous as the sands of the Ganges, immeasurable.

Each one is a loss to the power of Order, and nourishment for the chaos of the Abyss.

However, she reassured Kana slightly, detailing the specific circumstances of that lone newly seduced god.

Being seduced was more of a transaction.

Even being an Evil God, seducing another god to fall into the Abyss is a nearly impossible feat.

More often than not, he selected among all the gods, then chose one who was highly likely to accept his offer, to fall into the Abyss and become an Evil God.

Negotiation and transaction were the means through which he succeeded.

In essence, it’s a separate matter from seduction.

But indeed, his previous accomplishments with other entities involved his seduction skills.

"He appeared here with a clear goal, coming directly for you, Kana."

The Mist of Judgment’s thoughts echoed like an alarm bell in Kana’s Divine Status.

"The title of ’Savior’ is an unparalleled temptation to Him!

"If a god bearing the hope of the world were dragged into the Abyss’s mire, the ensuing pollution and chaos would earn Him boundless favor from the Abyss’s will, not only allowing Him to securely step into Medium Divine Power, but potentially elevating Him to the peak in one leap.

"No god bearing the Savior’s title has ever fallen, your existence is an unmissable ’opportunity’ for Him. He will weave his web in the shadows like the most patient venomous spider, waiting for the moment your soul shows a sliver of a breach. You must... be extremely cautious."

Saviors are always rather special.

Being a focus in the Abyss is not surprising, and Kana himself is somewhat accustomed to it.

The Mist of Judgment’s warning echoed in Kana’s mind.

However, excessive vigilance is unnecessary, just maintain a sense of balance in your heart.

After all, being able to become a Savior inherently signifies making significant contributions to one’s world, which implies Order’s brilliance.

If one’s heart isn’t steady, how could one have the ability to save?

Moreover, Kana’s world is one targeted by the Void, and a world targeted by the Void would make even the Abyss detour, making confrontation implausible.

So, trying to seduce Kana into falling is nothing but wishful thinking.

For such an Evil God, casting a wide net was the plan; even if not seducing, understanding a new Savior is necessary, as they might later become an enemy, necessitating battles and conflicts.

And who said they must seduce the Savior? Seducing those around him, his followers, is also an amusing endeavor.

Meanwhile, the deafening sounds of battles and the roaring aftermath of divine conflict below seemed veiled by a new shadow.

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