Rebirth of the Nameless Immortal God

ould explode at any moment.
They had not a single clue that Dyon had yet to bring out his full strength.

Several years ago, Dyon already caused three fifth grade lower celestial to implode with his voice alone.
Back then, he had only been able to bring out 10 000 jin of his true weight.
The only reason he didn’t attempt to repeat this feat was because everyone here was a first grade celestial.
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Christian III expression was unsightly.
Yandevere was a trump card their Sect had nurtured for more than a thousand years already.
She was perfectly in line to become the next Sect Master in just a few ten thousand years.
Once that happened, considering all of the Elders they already had in their back pockets, the threat of the Flaming Lily Sect would be eliminated completely.

It was for this reason that they invested so much in probing Madeleine’s background.
After finding out that she was backed by Dyon, this actually made their job easier.
By using the elders they had planted, they could make it seem like Dyon was using Madeleine to take over their Sect.
As long as enough believed that, Madeleine would never become the Sect Master.

Plus, finding a spy as cold-hearted yet undetectable as Yandevere was near impossible.
In fact, it wasn’t for their instructions, she could have become a False True God!

However, in order to alleviate suspicions, the Golden Crow Sect upper echelon decided that Yandevere should breakthrough at the 6th Order.
This way, the Flaming Lily Sect elders would believe that they left her alone because she was too weak.

With the truth of how every 7th Order and above genius of the Flaming Lily Sect always died mysterious deaths, Yandevere’s 6th Order strength was the perfect cover.

How cruel was that? What kind of cold-blooded nature did Yandevere need to purposely cut off her own talent? Just what did the Golden Crow Sect promise her?

Originally, Christian III hadn’t been willing to have her act.
Instead, he wanted her to make covert movements to impede Dyon slightly, but not too much.
Her value was far too high to take such a risk.

However, after being foiled by Dyon and facing his momentum, God Goldeen made a rash decision which he thought was foolproof.
He had planned to kill everyone of the Flaming Lily Sect and then turn on those here, making sure the truth of this matter didn’t leak.
Who could have known that Dyon had seen through them from the very beginning?

In the end, a thousand plus years of accumulation was washed away in a single instance of time.

The Princes and Princesses of the Fiery Lotus and Flame Rebirth Sects looked at each other with a complex gaze.

“True God Sacharro.
We are not individuals who do not understand how to repay a debt, however, we carry the weights of our Sects on our back.” Roselia of the Flame Rebirth Sect stepped forward.
“If not for this, we wouldn’t have offended you by targeting your wife nor would we stand before you today.
Even if you are powerful, we must fight.”

Dyon smiled.
“Such matters are simple.
Those who dare to have designs on my wife’s flames must die, even if I understand your plight.
However, I’m also aware that the idea wasn’t yours.

“If you join my side now, not only will I give all five of you a key, you do not have to fight this battle.”

The five nobles were stunned by Dyon’s words.
They had fully expected him to be completely unyielding.

“In fact,” Dyon said with a light smile, “I’d also be willing to give Comet Lord Blythe and her two protectors keys as well.
Of course, excluding the less than appealing Wilder.
Aside from the keys I’ll keep aside for my wife, myself and Sabona, there are two keys remaining.
However, I’d prefer to let them burn in hell.

“Today, God Goldeen dies.
As for whether you want to die with him,” Dyon’s eyes scanned the remaining Golden Crow Sect disciples, “That’s up to you.”

Dyon’s words were indifferent and unhurried.

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