Rebirth of the Nameless Immortal God

cestors… Not only could they move of their own according… Dyon lost his right hand and forearm underestimating them.

Dyon frowned in deep pain as Ri sliced off infected flesh on what remained of his right arm.
Even now, Dyon couldn’t believe what happened to him.

Hours earlier, he and Ri had entered the depths of the ocean, travelling several million miles.
In fact, if it wasn’t for Ri’s water will, they likely would have both been crushed under the weight.

It was as the temperature steadily rose that they ran into the Fire Corals.

Dyon obviously hadn’t thought much of it.
They looked identical to coral reefs and had a beautiful and vibrant red-gold color.
Other than being a bit curious about how such a plant could live in such heat, he didn’t have any other thoughts.

So far below the surface, the heat was easily hundreds of times greater than what Dyon experienced during the trial to enter the golden flame mystical world.
The worst part was that that pressure from the water above was so strong that the water that deep couldn’t enter the gaseous state it wanted to.
This made the water and the currents especially violent.

As a result of those factors, Dyon was focused on keeping himself and Ri safe in the environment, so he didn’t spare much thought toward the beautiful Fire Corals.

Who would have known that they would be even more deadly than the blue whales?

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As if this wasn’t bad enough, the qi the Fire Corals commanded was incredibly corrosive.
It was still eating Dyon’s flesh to this moment.
In the end, he was forced to ask Ri to slice off the infected flesh, resulting in the situation they had here.

This wasn’t an injury Dyon could brush off either.
Sure, regrowing a limb was within the abilities of his array alchemy… If his body was normal, that is.
Dyon had too many constitutions, he might as well have been tasked with the goal of regrowing the limb of a peak dao expert.

In addition, with the distribution of meridians in the body, Dyon had effectively lost 9 meridians.

There were 108 meridians in the body… 36 were in the torso and head, while there were 18 in each limb.
For Dyon, he had 45 in his torso and head, but the 18 in his limbs still remained true.
Dyon had essentially fallen 9 entire orders in one attack.

Sure, this still left him on par with the other True Gods, but if this was the extent of Dyon combat ability now, he was pretty much screwed.
Without being of the 18th Order, how could he jump cultivation levels to challenge high and peak celestials?

“Dammit.” Dyon grit his teeth.

If he had Madeleine’s reincarnation will, such a matter wouldn’t even phase him.
He could just grow another limb even stronger than the one he had before.
But, unfortunately, he didn’t.
And, unlike Life Will which could be used on others, reincarnation will had no such ability.

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