Saturnus didn't kill him, not even a heavy hand, but the attack was like a breeze, leaving a slightly deep sword wound on the exposed arm of the Catastrophe. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

It wasn't because he was going to keep his hand, or because he had a habit of not hitting girls, but because he wanted to test one thing, and the results of this test, Saturnus thought he would soon know.

If it really seems that Saturnus's conjecture is true, then it will be interesting.

The divine blade on each finger was not recovered, and there was no intention of saving his magic power at all, but at the same time, he stopped attacking, as if he was guarding against something, but there shouldn't be any existence here that is worthy of a god's vigilance.

If this is called caution, it seems to be a little more stretched, and Saturnus seems to be trying to hide what he is really wary of.

"Why did you stop?" The sword wound on the arm of the Divine Disaster is also slowly dissipating, which means that as a saint, as the essence of immortality has been used, and the body is recovering, and the Divine Disaster was not intended to be used, because the act of fighting will replace his own shot with other actions, which is a crushing disadvantage to the battle.

There is nothing wrong with doing this in the middle of the battle, so the Divine Disaster only began to regenerate her body when the opponent stopped, but the Divine Disaster did not make a move, because she was just a Sage, and it was already very reluctant to be able to defend passively.

The fact that the Divine Calamity can stand up and fight is already strange enough, obviously she didn't even have the strength to stand up safely before, and she also needs the Divine Disaster Sword as her own pillar, and she can only stand up swayingly after sharing the burden.

Saturnus did not answer the words of the Divine Disaster directly, but said with a slightly solemn expression, "You, this body does not really belong to you.

It's just a temporary physical body created in a way like an incarnation."

"Huh?" The cataclysm paused, "Why do you suddenly ask this question?

But even so what?"

"I mean, you're a fool." Saturnus looked at the catastrophe with the eyes of an idiot, and with the current information, coupled with the other party's answer, Saturnus was already thinking of something.

The footsteps were unnaturally backwards, and Saturnus's divine power was also boiling, as if he was going to attack with all his might.

"What happened all of a sudden?" The catastrophic disaster also flicked it, and the other party's sudden change of attitude, as well as the huge magic that emerged, made her feel very uneasy.

However, what the catastrophe did not expect--

Saturnus ran.

That's right, Saturnus just ran away, obviously making a face and exerting all his strength, but it became an inverse proportion to his expression and posture, and his behavior was completely unpredictable.

A god who escapes in front of the sage, can this still save face?

(How did he run away?) But that's good, that is, is it already safe? However, this is really heart-wrenching, the half-finished Philosopher's Stone is only a little bit left, if it weren't for the fear caused by the use of a large number of souls enough to make the souls in the Philosopher's Stone have a lot of fear, this time it would really be almost out of the field.

Although fear and faith are of no use, but under the gift of God, there is nothing useful in the first place, but there is no source of believers, and this will not last long. ）

Saturnus did run away, but he didn't think about going back at all, not because of his cranky relationships, but because he could see more as he realized something more.

This is because of his talent, and because of this, as the previous generation of god kings, he escaped when his son, the current great god Jupiter, rebelled.

But his belief in the world has almost gone, although there is, but there are not many anymore, so in the game of gods and gods, he will still be a lower god.

Behind the catastrophe, Saturnus saw that the blood-colored eyeball was still the crazy and blind soul.

According to the information that Saturnus currently knows, the body of the Divine Calamity should have been created by the mad and blind god (from the divinity it is seen that it is the same origin), that is to say, the sage of that is actually the >< gate, a that allows the god to descend into this world, and exists as a coordinate.

The divinity alone already shows that it is not simple at all, and Saturnus sees that the divinity is constantly eroding this world, constantly integrating into this world, and joining the cycle of the whole world.

As a god-king who has existed since ancient times, Saturnus is not an ignorant native, and there are many gods who have descended from him using similar methods.

For example, his son Jupiter was actually taken away by another god, but his existence as a attracted the gods, and he was a monster far beyond the heyday of Saturnus and beyond the Shura level.

Although Saturnus didn't know who Jupiter was now, and what was the situation in the Pantheon recently, but--

Saturnus sensed that it was a monster of incomparable madness, just like the phantom behind the Scourge.

It was not the same existence, but it was the same kind, and how it was only as a demigod (that is, the descendants of gods and mortal things, this is not a hierarchy of identity, and only applies to mortal things that have not become gods) Jupiter hangs and kills again, Saturnus remembers very well.

When she saw that she had done harm to the Divine Disaster, the shadow behind her became clearer and clearer, so Saturnus knew that the incident was going to be bad.

Maybe it's because Io's games have appealed to some monsters out of the world.

However, it was already too late, and Saturnus was fleeing quickly - there was nothing wrong with that, but it was already a little late.

Just when Saturnus thought he had run far enough, he felt it, and a delicate palm patted him on the shoulder.

Then Saturnus let out a miserable scream. (To be continued.) )