Thanks, I corrected it.

Thanks. Corrected.

Four-star potential.

Yes, he does. Thanks for the picture. Which software did you use to generate this?

Yes, they can. But have no reason to do something so stupid.

The veil surrounds the mountains surrounding them, stretching further in several thousand kilometres ahead of it.

Yes, I understand your complaint.The manmade gods have a flaw however they hadn't lived long enough to discover it yet. Oberon took a vow before he could fully ultilize the Omnithrallian body, however he still wasn't as strong as an Omnithrallian due to the artificial implant and the consequences of not fulfilling his vow - the Vylkr energy, eating his body from the inside out. Also, if anybody else had done the surgery to awakening the hidden gene within humans, who are the direct descendants of the Omnithrallians, though their awakened gifts, it would be a miracle; just like I've shown in the previous chapters after the emergence of the seven great gods. Its not that the gods are weak but the humans are piggy riding off the back of their ancestors. The closest explanation I could find to make it easier for you to understand are the mutants from marvel (If you know about the lore behind their emergence.)

Interesting.

(They were created as weaker version of a peak true god.) The gods where still in heaven at that time and had access to all the laws at their finger tips. However in other rto enter the universe, they had to let go of everything and reincarnate (Think of the gods of damanchi, but in this case they start afresh but are capable of gradually recovering back their powers and utlize them as they wish to.) The Omnithrallians where capable of breaking into heaven and ultilizing the Primordial enegy which is only something a true god can ultilize, making them the third closest beings after the True gods; the second are the Celestriachs.

Thank you❤️

Thank you❤️

Thanks.

Don't worry, It will be shown in the later chapters.

Yes, he has no reason to have enmity with the gods, especially when he has two gods helping. Orion will need to ponder on his actions correctly in the future.

Use the remaining intelligence you possess and read the synopsis. What a joker!

Thanks, it's corrected.

Sorry, I couldn't correct some of my mistakes.

There are currently two gods by his side- a goddess whose strength you are vaguely aware of and a manmade god whose capabilities you are now highly of. If Aegis of the Arctic Deity faces the Vylkrspawns again, wouldn't this create a baseline for you to determine the strength of the Vylkrspawns and compare that to other gods, even if Orion isn't yet capable of facing a god? So how can you say it's unimportant and unnecessary?

awareness - away

The main purpose of a fight is to display the main capabilities of a god and the strength of the Aegis of the Arctic Deity, which makes it a necessary battle and not a meaningless one because it also progresses the story rather than stagnates it. So, you are wrong in that unless you can prove that taking awareness of the chapter will not be anything of value to the story, then I'll admit my mistake. It takes a one-star warrior one or two years to become a two-star warrior. Orion is a one-star warrior with the capabilities of a two-star Vylkr vine due to his two vylkr containers. When warriors advance to the next stage, they can also grow stronger, learning more about the capabilities of their gifts, just like I've shown with Orion and the other warriors. There shouldn't be any reason to destroy a power scaling holding everything together. It is not very suitable for you to say that it's useless for him to learn about the capabilities of a god because he is not capable of fighting one yet. In fact, wouldn't it be necessary for Orion to know about the gods' capabilities early so he could deal with matters related to the gods with more intelligence? In a world where your very existence can be determined by the mood of some divine entity because you are not ready to face one, isn't a piece of firsthand information important?