God's Eyes

Chapter 1108 Fortunate to face me!

The eyes of all Royal Primordials and the Primordial God Candidates shook as an earth-shattering roar was issued by the Vile existence.

Only a few had continued to attack the Veil’s Primordial God because Nial’s shroud had even covered the Vile existence, and was expertly hiding it.

These few, who had attacked the beast, backed off the moment it let out a blood-curdling roar.

Some of them were even killed as the Veil’s Primordial God seemed to gain a tremendous enhancement in its strength the moment it regained its invincibility.

Apparently, the Chaos did not only increase the Vile existence’s defenses but also the lethality of its attack.

This made it much more difficult for anyone to truly attack it.

And without Jason’s continuous help, the situation was bound to spiral out of control and end tragically.

However, Jason was too weak to alter the Chaos energy of the Veil’s Primordial God once again.

This meant that he needed some time to recuperate before he was fit enough to do something against the Vile existence.

Until then, they would have to brace themselves and survive against the attacks of the Veil’s Primordial God and Nial.

It was just at this moment that the Veil’s Primordial God averted its gaze towards Jason, who was the most bothersome opponent it had ever fought since it had devoured a Universe’s core.

As such, Jason had to die, by all means. Only then would the Veil’s Primordial God feel at ease.

Wanting to finish him off quickly, the Veil’s Primordial God catapulted itself towards Jason, who was still bleeding severely after having protected his father.

Understanding that his life was on the line, Jason was ready to exceed his limits once again and to use teleportation.

However, even before he did anything, Yan and Kyle appeared right in front of him.

They were ready to protect Jason, knowing that they, and the entire merged Universe, required him to enact the plan only Jason could accomplish.

Thus, they were ready to face the Veil’s Primordial God, all by themselves, if necessary.

But what followed suit was odd, as the darkness domain vanished, and the fully armored Nial appeared in front of the Veil’s Primordial God.

His empty hand stretched out, and he used tremendous force to stop the Vile existence’s advance.

When he was pushed back a few kilometers, Nial ended up in the proximity of Yan, Kyle, and Jason, just to hear a frustrated sigh.

It was Nial who was visibly annoyed at everyone who was simply ruining his mood and day.

For the first time in a long period that felt like eons, he was finally able to feel a little bit relaxed, which allowed him to fight with all his might.

Yet, the Priyard prevented him from enjoying even a few minutes in his life.

This was more than enough reason for him to release his anger towards the beast that presumed Nial to be on its side.

However, this couldn’t be further from the truth.

Nial couldn’t help but look at the beast with boundless hatred before he pierced out with his spear.

The tip of the spear, enveloped by his dark energy, neatly pierced through the ‘invincible’ cover of chaos as if it did not even exist.

Shedding the blood of the Vile existence, Nial pulled back his spear leaving everyone around him staring dumbfoundedly at the blind man.

They were left speechless while a faint light emerged in Kyle’s eyes.

‘So is it really like that?’

Kyle had felt that Nial was not exactly on the same side as the Veil’s Primordial God.

It was more as if Kyle was interested in something else, which was why the Vile existence was not allowed to die!

As such, it was not even a surprise to Kyle when he and the others heard Nial curse at the Veil’s Primordial God.

“Just shut up, or I kill you myself, right here and right now! Useless piece of shit!

You are not the Undying Warlord, remember that!”

Nial’s hatred towards the Veil’s Primordial God was clearly visible, but that was simply incomprehensible to the vast majority of spectators.

After all, if Nial were to hate the Veil’s Primordial God, he could just kill it, and absorb its Universe core.

In the worst case, he could just return the Universe core if he didn’t feel like devouring it.

However, Nial did none of those things and chose to protect the life of the Veil’s Primordial God.

Yet, at the same time, he didn’t care whether it was severely injured or not. As long as it was alive, everything was fine!

When he retracted his spear, Nial’s entire demeanor seemed to change once again.

He was aggravated by the fact that it didn’t seem as if he had more time left here.

After all, the Priyard wouldn’t let go of Jason, and allowing the death of the young man, who protected his family, and was ready to sacrifice his own life to safeguard them, was not something Nial would do.

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Nial could see himself in Jason’s shoes which made him relate to him and understand his desperation to protect his loved ones.

It was simply not necessary for him to kill anyone, either.

The entire situation was frustrating, and Nial would rather fight a little bit more with the beings of the merged Universe because he felt that they could reveal even more strength than they had showcased.

They only required to be more desperate.

However, that was not something Nial wanted to give them.

And while observing the movements of the Priyard, Nial also understood that it was using its entire strength just to get an inch closer to Jason.

Thus, he couldn’t help but attack the Priyard over and over again.

There was no need for Nial to hold back right now so he propelled himself ahead and the beast’s blood splattered through the surroundings.

In a matter of seconds, its limbs had been cut off, just for Nial’s darkness to forcefully envelop the body of the Priyard.

His emotions intensified, and he felt like killing the Priyard. But the merged Universe was not the right place to do so.

He had to do so somewhere else, otherwise, everything would be for naught.

‘I hope they’re inside…’ Nial just thought a moment later before shaking his head.

After storing the limbs of the Priyard away, Nial couldn’t help but think that he had played around enough.

Hence, he turned around while tightly holding on to the Priyard as he noticed that everyone was staring at him.

The emotions he sensed from the beings all around him were mixed, with quite a few showing confusion.

Meanwhile, only Jason, Kyle, and Yan’s emotions showed a trace of gratitude because they clearly understood that there was something different about Nial than the Veil’s Primordial God.

They had yet to figure out everything, but that was not something they would be able to do.

Nonetheless, most Primordial God Candidates and Royal Primordials were rather careful while facing Nial as they now had a fair idea of his immense strength.

Some of them openly showed hostility and the intent to kill the most dangerous threat they ever faced in their entire life that spanned eons and stared daggers at Nial.

However, Nial could only shake his head when he sensed their killing intent as he mumbled,

“You guys are lucky to face me. If Dilan were to be here, everyone would be dead for simply standing in his way…”

What followed suit astonished everyone as a crimson-red Veil cracked open out of nowhere.

Nial’s expression changed upon perceiving the crack, through which nobody except Jason was able to see.

The crimson crack connected two Universes that were located at a further distance.

It was only a temporary crack Nial had opened up to return to his own Universe, in order to kill the Veil’s Primordial God there.

This was Nial’s plan, but when Jason saw through the crack, he couldn’t help but mumble in confusion.

“How…can it be empty?”

When Nial heard this, he turned toward Jason with a sad expression.

The darkness armor had vanished, revealing his face, only for an exasperated sigh to follow suit.

“That happens if you are too late in protecting your Universe from the Vile existences… You know, there are existences far stronger than Primordial Gods, or whatever you guys call yourself.

Your merged Universe is nothing to them. I seriously doubt that Hoeal will ever come to you guys, but if it happens…be prepared to either die protecting the Universe or succumb with it…”

Nial didn’t say anything else, such as how he and a handful of beings survived while their Universe had been devoured.

It was simply too shameful if one excluded a particular being that fought until the very end, dying over and over again, just to protect more people.

He was Undying, which could be considered as a curse or a blessing because even if he wanted to die, it was impossible, which was why he survived the death and witnessed the death of his loved ones just to come out alive, even though he had been devoured as well.

And this person was Dilan Cier, the very same person everyone should be glad about not having met today.

This was because he would have destroyed the merged Universe if it provided him with the possibility to retrieve everything he lost!

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