The royal city of Great Xia, the highest level of the Tower of Babel in Babylon, in front of the Star Bridge Altar.

Odin, who was riding an eight-legged white horse, was slowly wiping a spear with Mithril runes engraved all over his body and exuding an inviolable divine aura.

The name of the spear is "Meteor", and the name of the god is "Kungunir", and it is a divine spear made from the branches of the World Tree.

When this sharpshooter is thrown, it emits a bright light that crosses the sky, and the people on the ground call it a "shooting star".

This gun is guaranteed to hit when thrown, and the Meteor Spear is sacred, and once you swear by it, you can't go back.

Odin, who holds this gun, is the successor of the god-king "Odin" who fell in Ragnarok, and is the son of a god who bears the hope of reviving the god system.

The two crows on her shoulders, representing "memory" and "thinking" respectively, are also ancient dreamy species that have been resurrected from Ragnarok, and have all the wisdom of the gods.

At the beginning of the Divine Consciousness Rank Ranking Battle, this Meteor Divine Spear, which was suppressed by the rules of heaven and earth and could not appear in the seas and mountains, could already be fully manifested at this moment, representing that Odin's strength had also begun to recover to the God Rank.

She is the son of a god who carries the hope of the future of a god system, and she is also the apostle of one of the strongest demon kings.

At this moment, this strongest demon king from the starry sky is also in front of the altar of the Star Bridge.

"Your highest respect, Your Majesty Astaroth."

"You are the end, you are the end of the endless, you are the destroyer of the world."

"It is an honor to see your resurrection."

"The name of Astarrot will surely shake the entire starry sky again."

Unlike the bitterness and meanness of the participants in the Divine Consciousness Rank Ranking Battle, in the face of Astarrot, who can be called the strongest in the starry sky, the two crows almost knelt down.

"We will continue to follow under your command and restore the glory of the King of Asa!"

"Witness the beginning of the great journey of Odin, the son of God."

"Hmph...... Don't let me down......" Astarrot moved his body, or the air here was better.

The closer she gets to the starry sky, the stronger her power becomes, and the altar that is constantly trying to connect to the starbridge is her favorite place.

For her, the seas and mountains, even the air, are poisonous and full of malice.

However, all this will soon be a thing of the past.

As long as she participates in the Bride War of the Seven Seas, slashes the sneaky King of the Seven Seas from her sword, and recovers the other two pieces of herself by the way, the seas and mountains will become her back garden.

"I'll ...... Victory......" Odin gave a rare nervous expression.

For her, as the successor of the King of Asa, the master of the Dusk Demon Palace, and the son of the god of the Dusk God Department, she probably only feels nervous when facing this one.

Her master, the one who raised her from Ragnarok, the one who gave her the throne of King Aesir and this body, was none other than the strongest apostle of Astarrot in front of her, Ishtar.

Ishtar, the Babylonian goddess of nature and harvest, whose name means "star", is also the other side of the strongest demon king "Astaroth", possessing the closest power to Astarrot among all the apostles.

It was she who awakened Odin from her endless eternal sleep, gave her body and name with only a trace of seed left, inherited the name and weapon of the ancient King of Asa, and walked in the starry sky as the lord of the Dusk Demon Palace.

The strongest apostle is her master, and this apostle is the incarnation of the other side of Astaroth, and she never imagined that she would have the opportunity to meet the real Astarrot before carrying a mission to the seas and mountains.

Even if this one seemed to be only one of the fragments of the real Astarrot, and was not in its complete state, it was also the master of Astarot, the strongest apostle she had sworn allegiance to, Ishtar.

For Astaroth, she is probably like a child picked up by her apostle, even if she herself has no memory, but as a family member of Ishtar, Odin still expresses the greatest reverence for the current Astaroth.

"Don't be nervous, it's just a game of hide and seek."

"Just find that person and it's game over." Astarrot stretched out his snow-white hands, and the black and white balls of light turned into sword gestures at the same time.

The red and black ones are the abyssal magic swords that exterminate all things and destroy everything.

Pure white is the budding sword that nurtures all things and brings hope.

The two very different powers fit perfectly together in Astaroth, because Astarrot has different sides at the same time.

She is the strongest demon king who reigns over the heavens and all worlds, destroys countless worlds, and commits countless god-killing crimes.

She can also be the Mother Earth goddess who is in charge of the harvest and the earth, and is worshipped as the Mother Earth goddess engraved in stone seals to protect the city and royal power.

The boundary between gods and demons is not worth mentioning for a demon king of Astaroth's level.

The limit of desire is infinite freedom, and Astaroth, who holds the "realm of infinite desire", has always been eclectic

Create, sustain and destroy

In ancient times, she was once known as the "true ruler of the world", tasked with destroying the old world to create a new one, and mastering the rituals of death and rebirth.

In that era, every king was actually just a priest of Astaroth, administering the country and maintaining order on her behalf.

She also managed the souls of the dead, bringing them to the heavenly realm and dressing them in radiant garments.

The twinkling stars in the night sky are actually the souls of many of the dead, one of the embodiment of her power.

Until, the belief in the name of "Supreme God" appeared, and countless angels descended, taking away the glory of Astaroth, who was once the goddess of the earth, and finally completely beating her into the demon camp.

The loss of the divine throne is a devastating disaster for the gods who rely purely on faith, and the end of a catastrophe from which there will never be a return.

But for Astaroth, who was born out of the sea of starry chaos, it was just a not-so-pleasant memory.

She doesn't need faith to prove herself, and she doesn't need so-called believers to provide strength.

Astaroth, the strongest king in her own right, who would never succumb to any external force, since her faith no longer existed on the earth, she simply threw herself into the camp against the Supreme God, and finally participated in the war that completely shattered the heavenly realm.

In the end, the person who killed the supreme god who was high up and possessed the power of creation was none other than Astaroth.

The magic sword that killed the supreme god was the prototype of the red and black magic sword behind her.

The name of the sword - the abyss of the crime.