Levi knew that his battle with Bane would bring an apocalyptic disaster to the entire world.

Especially in the south, I'm afraid that not many living beings can survive this disaster.

But now, he really can't do anything.

He can't afford to lose here.

The divine power attribute of the 'God King of Destruction' Bane symbolizes that he has an extremely strong tendency to destroy.

According to the division, human beings are gods born in the 'Age of the Long Night', and a great age before the Age of the Long Night is the so-called 'Age of the Gods'.

In the age of the gods, Bane was one of the most powerful gods, and the most cruel to his enemies, to any other god or living being. His divine attributes, his very existence, represent the side of the destruction of the world.

Everything has an end, even the 'world' is no exception, and the ultimate fate is destruction.

Death is not the end, destruction is the end.

And Bane, from the moment He was born, He represented destruction, the end of all things.

Once, in the age of the gods, although he was powerful, he was only one of many gods after all. Even if in the end, he became one of the twelve main gods, but no matter what, there were other eleven ancient gods, and there was still more or less balance.

But now, that balance has been upset and no longer exists.

The whole world, the position of the twelve gods, one is broken, temporarily ownerless, and qualified people can absorb it, but neither of them has the strength to absorb it now. And the other six, all gathered on Bane's body.

Bane, who has absorbed so much of the power of the evil gods, has greatly increased his strength, but it also represents that the world's tendency towards destruction has become more serious.

If Levi can't kill Bane, then, after Bane devours him, he will devour most of the power of this world and transform it into a destructive divine power. Then he will destroy mankind, destroy all living beings, destroy mountains and rivers, destroy the sea, destroy everything in the world, and finally, together with himself, completely destroy this world.

This is the ultimate meaning of the rules of destruction, and the end of the world.

However, Levi will not allow this to happen, he is the last line of defense.

In his body, he has also accumulated the power of five evil gods, which seems to be less than that of Bane, but the Book of Ten Thousand Laws can also be counted as one, so the two are equally divided.

Two incarnations of gods, above the southern sky, frantically fighting. The divine power contained in the two is equivalent to the most ultimate power in this world to stir together.

No matter who it is, there is no reservation at this time, and between a punch and a kick, the divine power that was precious in the past and has to be carefully calculated at every point is like air, completely occupying this area.

The power of Discord is raging in a rage!

Controlling the Divine Power Confrontation, Levi saw no hope of victory - and of course, he showed no signs of defeat. Now, the confrontation between the two is hardly too skillful, and it is very simple to use the purest and most violent way to stretch their divine power to fight, and if they continue to fight like this, the two will always be five or five.

That didn't seem to make sense to Bane. It's nothing more than looking at the end, who can hold on longer, who can win in strength, even if it only wins a little, slowly accumulating, even if it is fought to the end of the world, it doesn't matter too much.

But Levi didn't want that outcome.

At this time, the battle between the two had only lasted for a long time, and the impact of the divine power confrontation was already so huge, causing the complete collapse of the Flame Mountain and the end of the southern realm. If the battle between the two of them continues to fight at this intensity, the impact will become greater and greater, and eventually, this disaster, which is temporarily limited to the southern realm, will be extended to every corner of the entire world.

It doesn't even need to be that, as long as the impact of the disaster is a little larger, extending to the entire southern border, it represents the casualties of two or three million human populations.

It wouldn't take long to get to this point, and according to the intensity of the battle between the two of them at the moment, it would only take two or three hours.

The death of two or three million people, which is unacceptable to Levy.

His root, the initial source of all his power, is the Book of Ten Thousand Laws. The Book of Ten Thousand Laws is essentially the world's favor for human beings, and it is the expression of the concentration of all the fantastical forces of human beings. In other words, a small decrease in human population has little effect; But if the population is reduced by millions in an instant, then Levi's strength will really drop significantly.

The decline in strength brought about by millions of people, according to Levi's own estimates, I am afraid that it will already have a very obvious impact on the battle between himself and Bane, and at that time, he will probably not be able to maintain his current evenly divided appearance, and will fall into the disadvantage.

Perhaps, then he may not lose outright. But what about a little more of the apocalyptic catastrophe?

According to the current combat intensity, the fluctuations of the divine war completely affected Westdum, and it would only take less than five hours.

If, within five hours, the Divine War does not end, then Wei City itself will not be able to hold on.

Most of the population of Wesdum is concentrated in the megacity of Weysdum.

Once the city collapses, it will represent the instantaneous casualties of tens of millions of people - in the disaster of the city collapse, the vast majority of ordinary people in Westom, whether they are out of the upper or lower districts, I am afraid that few will survive.

Two or three million casualties were enough to have a very obvious impact on Levi's strength, so if this number became tens of millions, he would become very weak in that instant.

At that time, let alone having the upper hand, I am afraid that he will be crushed by Bane at the moment when that moment happens, and he will be completely defeated.

For Levi, now, he is the one who must fight quickly and decide the winner as soon as possible. If it drags on for a long time, it means that he loses.

Clenching his teeth, Levi further urged the divine power he could control. In mid-air, the momentum of the thunder giant suddenly became more ferocious and surging, and the heavy punches struck violently, frantically scuffling with the incarnation of Bane.

Even, the Thunder Giant moved its 'mouth'.

This means that Levi is desperate to export his power.

Suddenly, Levi's sudden force made Bane a little embarrassed.

However, there is no essential gap in strength between the two of them.

The God King of Destruction reacted quickly, resisted Levi's onslaught, and brought the situation back into equilibrium.