Chapter 912 - - 612 He fell in love with a planet.

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The Thorne Divine Tribe came into being as an Acquired Deity, relying on the Origin of Mankind.

The Heavenly Gods Clan, on the other hand, were Innate God Spirits, much like the Solar God and God of Darkness once on the Alien Battlefield—they were natural deities.

Unlike the Solar God once on the Alien Battlefield, they were fortunate enough to be born into a universe with multiple civilizations, and after spending their youth on their own planets, they gradually grew by eroding other civilizations through belief; they became the ultimate divine beings that ruled the universe.

Therefore, the deities of the Heavenly Gods Clan were arrogant and naturally looked down upon those Acquired Deities who grew through external forces, believing they infringed upon their own dignity and status.

The War God wasn’t an Innate God, but rather a demigod birthed from the union of Innate God Spirits and powerful beings in the universe; combining the strengths of both, his power even exceeded many Innate God Spirits who were not adept in combat.

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Eventually,

The War God Ship stopped in the space between Emperor Star and Zhi Star, its massive size even causing tidal changes on Emperor Star.

Countless drones flew out from the War God Ship, swarming like flies, forming a vast net that sealed off all possible escape routes from Emperor Star.

Then, a facemask appeared on the public channel of every mercenary group’s warship at the same time.

It was a face chiseled to perfection, handsome beyond reproach: “Surrender the Origin of Mankind, and I will let you leave, protecting Emperor Star from the Thorne Divine Tribe’s retribution.”

His proposal was much more lenient compared to the mercenary groups, but his icy voice carried an undeniable attitude.

The same arrogance.

It was a common flaw of higher civilizations facing lower ones.

“Birmingham, what kind of price is the Heavenly Gods Clan willing to pay?” Duge took the initiative, holding the Origin of Mankind in his hand, and began to converse with the War God directly.

“Who are you?” The War God’s pupils involuntarily constricted at the sight of the Origin of Mankind.

“I am Kou Nan, and also the Supreme God of Emperor Star.” Duge smiled, introducing himself, “The Origin of Mankind is in my hands…”

He was cut off mid-sentence.

A premonition of danger suddenly surged into Duge’s heart.

He instinctively used Instantaneous Movement.

A golden spear had already stabbed at the position where he had just stood—if his reaction hadn’t been fast enough, he would have been impaled.

Appearing alongside the spear was the War God, clad in golden armor, he looked at Duge with a hint of surprise in his eyes: “You’ve got some ability.”

He extended his hand, “Give me the Origin of Mankind, and I grant you permission to join the Heavenly Gods Clan as my Divine Envoy.”

What the hell?

Is this how little he thinks of people?

Duge was speechless; ever since he entered the cosmic battlefield, it seemed all his opponents couldn’t have a normal conversation—fighting over everything, treating him like a kindergartener.

It had to be said, Emperor Star’s status was too low.

Saine and the other mercenary group leaders watched the War God, who had suddenly appeared, without even daring to breathe too heavily. They couldn’t provoke Duge and were even more fearful of the War God, after all, the War God’s renowned might was fought for—he was already a famously ferocious deity in the universe.

Edward and the others were on alert, watching War God, prepared to support Duge at any moment, but the sight of War God instantaneously moving billions of kilometers into their warship also made them feel an overwhelming sense of powerlessness.

Duge did not rely on Edward or the others. He gave Jannie a look and then secreted the Origin of Mankind into the Dark God Power: “Let’s take it outside. Win the fight, and the Origin of Mankind is yours.”

“Good.” The War God was eager for battle, and upon hearing this, he agreed promptly.

Jannie looked at Duge and smirked: “Emperor Guard One.”

These three fragmented words made no sense to anyone else, but Duge almost choked on his breath.

His original intent was for Jannie to find a way to entangle the War God, but she had boldly arranged an alliance between the War God and a planet.

This audacity, this ability to think outside the box, had already surpassed him.

A future filled with light!

The War God had fallen for a planet; there were too many things Duge could manipulate in this situation, and his mind opened up in an instant.

Jannie’s face was full of pride. Duge’s enemies were becoming more formidable, and the Solar Divine Power and Dark God Power she had received from Duge through their dual cultivation were too insubstantial, with the strongest Sea God’s Power not being particularly effective in space battles, and the Void Skill similarly unsuitable for combat.

Thus, always feeling that she was dragging down Duge, she had been contemplating a suitable fighting style, until she realized the most wicked strategy was found within those abnormal forms of love.

If wise love is uncontrollable, then just let them fall for immovable inanimate objects. No matter how powerful a being is, they can’t elope with a planet.

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“Please.” Duge looked at Birmingham, flashed out of the spaceship, and stood in the void of space.

The War God followed suit, standing opposite Duge.

Duge had chosen his position well, right behind him was one of Emperor Star’s natural satellites, Emperor Guard One.

The War God’s gaze was initially locked onto Duge, but upon seeing Emperor Guard One behind him, his pupils shrank for a moment, and a flicker of astonishment crossed his eyes.

Noticing where the War God’s eyes were directed, a hint of pity flashed through Duge’s heart—poor kid, he really did fall in love at first sight with a planet…

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At the level of Duge and the War God, weapons on spaceships had difficulty even hitting them, much less killing them.

Only opponents of the same tier could inflict damage upon each other.

Seizing the moment of War God’s distraction, Duge used Instantaneous Movement, closing in directly behind him, enveloped his fist with Divine Power, and hammered towards his heart.

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