Odyssey of the Blind God

Apparently, something big would happen once he ascended godhood.

Nial had yet to talk to Damian about this, but the most recent memory he had acquired from the late God of Darkness were a few words he had spoken to his subordinates.

The words invoked something deep inside Nial, and they made him feel uncomfortable, to a degree that he was pretty sure his ascension would lead to war.

[When the time is ripe, and a new star of darkness ascended the ladder of godhood, come out and fight next to your reign and master!]

Others might not think too much about those words, but Nial knew better. He could tell that the Late God of Darkness didn\'t want to fight anymore. However, at the same time, it was obvious that Damian had been dissatisfied and that the last Advocate of the Pryards had to be killed before Damian was able to rest in peace.

Nial knew that he would have to kill the Advocate of the Pryards as well. He didn\'t want to deal with the Pryards for quite a while. That meant, he had to take care of the Veils and remove any other threat of the Universe.

But what bothered Nial the most was that Damian told his subordinates to \'come out and fight next to your reign and master\'. Not only did that mean that all of them would come out of their sealed space and fight next to him when he ascended godhood, but they would all become his subjects.

Considering that Nial saw millions of Devils in the memories of the Late God of Darkness, he was pretty sure that something bad would happen at that time.

Nial didn\'t think that the Advocate of the Pryards was stupid. He was pretty sure that the Advocate of the Pryards would start extreme rumors the moment Nial ascended godhood. His Devils would awake, and many more things were bound to happen. Many races would feel uncomfortable about his ascension and the return of all the Devils.

It would only require a single spark to cause a second Great War. Nial figured that the Advocate of the Pryards would provide this spark, and there was nothing he could do against it…except try to kill the Advocate of the Pryards before that.

There was a reason why he attempted to create a perfect foundation before he thought about his Divinity. The stronger his Divinity, the better the amplification of his strength upon completing his Divinity.

A Divinity could temper the body and soul of the host, and they engraved new abilities onto the body of the host. Nial knew that very well, and he could also tell how to alter Divinities in order to create special abilities. Everyone creating their Divinity could roughly fathom what they required to create a specific ability.

As long as they had comprehended their cultivation energy, their abilities, special traits, and much more, they would be able to fathom what abilities they were capable of creating.

Divine Abilities were much stronger than ordinary abilities. No matter how strong an ordinary ability was, Divine Abilities were much stronger, even the weakest.

Nial would create a Cursed Divine Ability, using certain materials that altered the Cursed Divine, and Divine Abilities one could create. Comprehending materials was one of the most important tasks of a Saint Runicier. It was also why they were so important when it came to the creation of Divinities.

A Saint Runicier could easily tell how certain materials would influence the strength of a Divine Ability, and the amplification a Divinity would have on the host.

That was also why Nial had to research so much. He gathered all materials he presumed to be necessary for the creation of his Divinity. After all, he had a special Divinity in mind.

The Divinity would have only one Cursed Divine Ability, which meant that it was that powerful. Most Gods would never engrave only a single Divine ability on their Divinity. After all, their Divine Abilities were what made them the strongest. Their signature moves would be their Divine Abilities, which meant that they had to be powerful and versatile at the same time.

Nial, however, didn\'t really care about that. His dark energy was his signature move. He could do everything he wanted to with his other abilities. His abilities, special traits, and powers were already on par with weaker Divine Abilities. There was no need to create a bunch of Cursed Divine Abilities just because everyone was creating them.

He was fine with his one Cursed Divine Abiltiy, especially since it would be given the whole potential of the Divinity. While others had to divide their attention and the power of their Divinity onto multiple Divine Abilities, Nial would focus entirely on one Cursed Divine Ability.

"I am almost done. There is not much else for me to do…" Nial mumbled to himself while conquering the Veils one last time. He deprived them of their excessive chaos, made sure that he analyzed everything properly, and he even closed three more small Veils.

The Veil Guardians were thankful for their help. Nial didn\'t say much in response to their gratefulness. After all, he knew that some of them would soon turn against him.

That was what he could clearly tell. The hidden Adovcate of the Pryards had every single trump card up to his or her sleeves. As long as the Advocate of the Pryards desired to see Nial fall, he could do so.

And Nial knew that the Advocate was just waiting for the perfect moment, which would happen the moment his Devils would be unsealed.

The moment Nial became a God, everything would change.

He would fight his final battle…he would end what Damian started.

IT didn\'t matter whether he wanted to or not, it was a necessity to resurrect the Great War.

If that was what it took to kill the Advocate of the Pryards and protect his family, Nial would be more than willing to start the Great War once again.

Nobody said that it had to end like the first one., after all!

He was ready for his final battle!