Give Me the Name of God

The Lord of Divine Punishment arrived at the battlefield outside Drawshaft City. The deserted village was still there, but he saw neither the angel nor the corpse, not even the traces of a fight.

He was sure that his perception was not wrong. The angels chased them here and lost contact. If they were all killed, they would definitely die here.

Could it be that Claude Sai killed them and cleaned up the battlefield?

The Lord of Divine Punishment scanned every inch of the land beneath him. In an abandoned longhouse, he saw a battle suit that belonged to an angel.

Finally finding some clues, the Lord of Divine Punishment picked up the suit and checked the marks on it.

The surface looks undamaged, but there are pinholes on it. This was done by Athena, but why can't you see any blood? Where is the body?

While thinking, a gust of cold wind blew by, and the suit suddenly floated up. The Lord of Divine Punishment realized that he had fallen into a trap.

He was not panicked. Even if the longhouse had copper walls and iron walls, it would not be able to trap Him. He was not in a hurry to go out, because He knew that there must be an ambush outside the longhouse, and going out rashly would play into the enemy's hands.

The battle clothes floating in the air suddenly shattered, and several short knives fell out of the clothes and stabbed the Lord of Divine Punishment.

Is this a joke? Use this clumsy trap to plot against me?

The Lord of Divine Punishment was too lazy to dodge and allowed the short knife to stab him.

If it were a mortal weapon, it would not be able to touch the body of the Lord of Divine Punishment.

Some of the weapons of the gods can touch the Lord of Divine Punishment, but they cannot penetrate his pearl shield.

Only a very small number of special weapons can penetrate the shield, but they can only leave temporary wounds on the Lord of Divine Punishment. It will take less than a breath for these wounds to heal as before.

But there was something special about these fallen daggers. They pierced the pearl shield and penetrated the body of the Lord of Divine Punishment, and they could not be pulled out.

The Lord of Divine Punishment waved his sleeves, and under normal circumstances, all these daggers would fall off.

But this time the short sword did not fall off completely, only half of it fell off, and the remaining half of the blade was broken into the body of the Lord of Divine Punishment.

The Lord of Divine Punishment tried to take out the blade, but only a section was taken out from the wound. The blade was extremely brittle and broke when touched, making it difficult to completely remove it from the wound.

I underestimated the trap here, but my method is really good.

He turned himself into blue smoke. Logically speaking, all the daggers in his body should fall off.

But the dagger didn't fall off.

He burned his body with flowing flames, and then used a powerful restoration technique to immediately restore it. The dagger still did not fall off, and remained in his body like a tarsal maggot.

The Lord of Divine Punishment's cheeks twitched, and these daggers seemed to be stuck to his soul.

In his impression, there was only one weapon that could stick to his soul, and that was Cronus's sickle.

Could it be that this is Cronus' trap? Did he change the shape of the sickle?

Is Claude Sai just a decoy? Cronus used him to lure me here, and then used the dagger that changed its shape to assassinate me!

The Lord of Divine Punishment trembled, shattered the roof with holy light, and prepared to leave this place.

Unexpectedly, hundreds of daggers poured down from the roof. The Lord of Divine Punishment opened the shield, and the daggers ignored the shield and passed through. The Lord of Divine Punishment tried to dodge, but the daggers followed him like a shadow, and the speed was extremely fast. In the blink of an eye, they all pierced the body of the Lord of Divine Punishment.

Is this really Cronus' scythe? How could the number be so large?

But if it wasn't a sickle, why could it hurt myself?

Besides Cronus's scythe, what else in this world can really hurt me?

The Lord of Divine Punishment had no time to think and flew out from the roof.

Short knives flew from all directions and all shot into the body of the God of Punishment. There were wounds on every inch of skin, denser than the holes in cheese.

What's even more unexpected is that no matter what skills are used, these wounds cannot be healed.

The Lord of Divine Punishment stayed in mid-air, his body trembling continuously. Since his resurrection, in the tens of thousands of years, he has never suffered such serious injuries.

Who made this trap?

It was Hephaestus, Cronus, and Hermes who worked together to do it.

In this world, besides Cronus's scythe, there is another thing that can hurt the Lord of Divine Punishment, and that is the fake scythe made by Hephaestus.

Cronus had tried many methods to repair the scythe. The first method he adopted was to search for materials in this world and join the broken scythe together.

Although this attempt failed, Cronus found a material in the mortal world that was very similar to the sickle, a metal refined from ore collected from extremely cold places. Cronus named this metal I gave it a name, Crisp Gold.

Brittle Gold has excellent strength and hardness, and is comparable to a scythe in some properties. For example, it can ignore the Lord of Divine Punishment's shield, split barriers, and adhere to souls.

But as the name suggests, this metal is very brittle, and a long sword made of it will break into several pieces even if it touches a mortal shield.

Cronus gave a part of the brittle gold to Hephaestus and asked him to make a fake sickle. Hephaestus added some special materials to it to increase the toughness of the brittle gold and make this fake sickle. The fake sickle completed two attacks. After the two attacks were over... it led to the tragic battle between Typhon and the Lord of Divine Punishment.

This metal is very dangerous. It cannot pose a fatal threat to the Lord of Divine Punishment, but it threatens the barrier on Mount Olympia.

Fortunately, Cronus had mastered the brittle gold, but he had not mastered Hephaestus's construction method. Hermes believed that Hephaestus's brittle gold had been used up, so as long as Cronus and Hephaestus were not allowed to When Storth comes into contact, weapons made of brittle gold will no longer appear.

But Hermes was wrong. He underestimated his brother. As an excellent craftsman, it was Hephaestus' professional instinct to secretly leave some materials.

Hephaestus secretly left some brittle gold, and through countless attempts, he found new ways to use the brittle gold.

He first tried to further increase Crisp Gold's toughness, but he failed. Two attacks were Crisp Gold's limit.

The brittle characteristic cannot be eliminated, so Hephaestus simply amplified it further. It does not require a weapon to complete multiple attacks, but only one attack. After one blow, as long as blood is seen, all other materials will lose their effect, and the brittle gold will become It is more brittle and breaks directly into the enemy's body.

The method is available, but the materials are hard to find.

This method meant a lot of consumption of weapons, but the brittle gold in Hephaestus's hand was only enough to make a dagger. Once the dagger missed, it would be immediately useless. Even if it hit, it would be difficult to use it against the god. The Lord of Punishment inflicts fatal damage.

Fortunately, Cronus still had a lot of inventory. After joining forces with Hermes, Cronus gave all the remaining brittle gold to Hephaestus, who used it to create a large amount of gold. Short sword.

In order to ensure the hit rate of the daggers, Hermes taught Hephaestus the method of making jumping buttons. The jumping buttons will hit with one hit, thus ensuring that all these precious brittle gold daggers will hit.

Now the three of them were hiding not far away, relying on Hephaestus's specially made cloak to cover their auras, and were not noticed by the Lord of Divine Punishment.

Seeing the Lord of Divine Punishment trembling in mid-air, Cronus was ready to take action.

Suddenly, Hephaestus shouted: Wait a minute, it's not over yet.

Hermes understood what Hephaestus meant and asked, How long will it take?

Ten breaths, Hephaestus' eyes were very determined, Ten breaths are enough!

These brittle gold daggers broken into the body will also cause deeper harm to the Lord of Divine Punishment. They have been carved with gold bone chisels and are alive.

After ten breaths, all the short knives began to squirm inside the Lord of Divine Punishment. The Lord of Divine Punishment was itching and tearing at his skin like crazy.

it's time! He has no power to fight back!

Hermes rushed forward with the double snake staff and struck the soul of the Lord of Divine Punishment.

The Lord of Divine Punishment was unable to maintain the balance of his body and fell heavily to the ground.

Cronus flashed in front of the Lord of Divine Punishment, took out a long sword made of brittle gold, and stabbed the Lord of Divine Punishment in the chest.

The Lord of Divine Punishment used the Holy Light to drive back Cronus, and Hermes used thousands of clones to surround the Lord of Divine Punishment.

The Lord of Divine Punishment killed a bunch of clones and tried to escape.

Cronus made the rules: No one is allowed to leave the battlefield here and now!

A sheet of flames fell from the sky, and Hephaestus summoned heavenly fire, covering the body of the Lord of Divine Punishment.

The clothes turned into ashes, the pearls were scattered on the ground, the skin and flesh melted layer by layer, and the charred bones were exposed on the body of the Lord of Divine Punishment.

Hermes gathered a bolt of lightning in the air and hit the Lord of Divine Punishment hard. Amidst the lightning and thunder, the remaining body and soul of the Lord of Divine Punishment were turned into powder.

The first battle should be fought as the last battle. This is Hermes' strategy.