Home **'Abyssal Sovereign: The Demon's Dominion'** Chapter 520 - 519: Three years

**'Abyssal Sovereign: The Demon's Dominion'**

Chapter 520 - 519: Three years
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Chapter 520: Chapter 519: Three years

"Who are you to declare our destiny?" the God of Light spoke as his aura blazed.

He burned away his own lifespan, causing his aura to double as it pushed to the very edge of Rank 2.

His body continued growing larger as the world fell silent beneath the overwhelming brilliance that illuminated every corner of the planet.

"I am the God of Light—the epitome of all gods. The God King who stands upon the throne. Who are you to judge me? Why should I bow before the Will of the World?"

As he spoke, he slowly raised his gigantic palm.

The expressions of the other gods instantly changed.

"No... what is this?"

"How could you?!"

"Ahhhh!"

Only their screams remained as their bodies dissolved into pure energy, merging into the God of Light’s body, causing him to grow even larger.

Around them, every human who knelt felt an overwhelming sense of dread as they stared at the two colossal figures standing opposite one another.

The immortals were equally shocked, but what they felt most was fear.

It seemed the God of Light had hidden this trump card all along, revealing it only when he deemed it absolutely necessary.

"I have been a god for hundreds of thousands of years."

"I cannot die."

"You cannot kill me."

"NO ONE CAN KILL ME!!!"

His roar shook the entire planet as countless mortals collapsed unconscious.

Din merely stood there, calmly gazing at the God of Light.

"It is over."

Just those three words.

The God of Light’s expression instantly changed as horror filled his eyes.

Piece by piece, his body began falling to the ground.

Exactly as Din had declared, every fragment transformed into oceans, seas, and colossal beasts one after another.

The God of Light slowly lifted his head to look at Din before letting out a bitter chuckle.

"I lost..."

He spoke softly.

At this point, he would have been a fool not to acknowledge defeat.

Din merely watched in silence as the world continued healing.

The immortals were no exception.

Their faces twisted in agony as they completely lost control over their bodies.

One after another, they transformed into exactly what Din had declared.

The earth pulsed beneath them as the rain intensified, while great floods washed away the dirt and corruption of the world.

A brand-new world was being born.

The oxygen level rapidly rose as gigantic ancient trees sprouted from the earth and grew toward the heavens.

It was as though time itself had accelerated.

New rivers carved fresh paths across the land.

Majestic mountains rose from the earth.

Countless islands emerged from the seas.

Gigantic beasts leaped from the oceans, creating enormous waves that crashed back down one after another.

The transformation continued for an entire hour.

When it finally ended...

The world that appeared before everyone was vibrant.

Like an untouched primordial paradise.

Gigantic trees covered the lands.

Countless heavenly treasures bloomed throughout the forests.

The skies became crystal clear as birds freely soared through the heavens.

The seas once again carried clean, pristine water.

The dark, polluted oceans had become brilliantly blue, reflecting the sunlight across their calm surfaces.

The sun itself shone brightly once more, bringing warmth back to the world.

Din’s gigantic body slowly shrank until he finally returned to his normal size.

However...

Even he had changed.

At this moment, his aura rested somewhere between Rank 2 and Rank 3, while an indescribable peaceful presence surrounded him.

Authority naturally radiated from his existence.

The grass beneath his feet gently curled around his ankles as though giving him a soft massage.

Upon his head rested a golden crown that continuously gathered divine fortune.

Behind him flowed a long crimson cloak embroidered with golden patterns that shimmered from time to time.

A gentle golden radiance surrounded his entire body.

At this moment...

Din had truly become the Human King.

The protector of this world.

He could feel nature.

No...

He could feel the entire world.

The earth.

The rivers.

The forests.

The oceans.

Everything felt like an extension of his own body.

"I greet the Human King."

"I greet the Human King."

"We greet the Human King."

One of the ancient martial warriors was the first to kneel and speak.

Then came the second.

Soon the others arrived one after another, bowing respectfully before Din.

Before long, more and more people appeared.

The swaying branches seemed to carry their voices throughout the world.

Soon, the mortals of the Central Continent spoke those same words.

Then the voices spread across every continent.

"We greet the Human King."

Their voices echoed across the heavens as the sun seemed to shine even brighter while a cool breeze swept across the newly reborn world.

Din smiled.

It was not a smile born from greed.

Nor anger.

Nor any unstable emotion.

It was a smile filled only with peace as he looked upon the humans kneeling before him.

At this moment, his perception encompassed the entire planet.

The ants.

The beasts.

The rivers.

The oceans.

Every single living thing.

He watched as countless mortals bowed before him.

Slowly, he raised his hand.

Golden rain began falling from the heavens.

Whoever it touched immediately felt their bodies become warm and refreshed.

Old injuries disappeared.

Diseases were cured.

Those who had been trapped within the same realm for years suddenly felt the bottlenecks restraining them slowly loosen.

"Congratulations, Human King."

Just then, Void’s voice echoed.

Din couldn’t help but chuckle.

"I once thought you were nothing more than a fragment of my imagination," Din said.

Void slowly appeared before him as a transparent figure.

"Maybe..."

"Maybe not."

Void replied with a faint smile.

Din simply nodded.

"Well... I hope you haven’t forgotten our agreement," Void asked.

Din smiled.

"How could I, Osiris? But I hope you’ll give me some time."

"At least allow me to settle this world and help it stand on its own feet."

Void pondered for a moment before nodding.

"You have three years."

"After three years, I will return."

"And you shall fulfill your end of our agreement."

With those words...

Void disappeared.

Din looked toward the heavens before lowering his gaze to the countless people still kneeling below him.

"Stand."

"We have a great deal of work ahead of us."

"You will guide the next generation toward greatness."

"And perhaps..."

"They will one day witness heights that even we could never reach."

Din spoke softly.

The ancient martial warriors smiled before rising to their feet.

Together...

They began rebuilding the world.

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Elsewhere, Void’s will descended.

The instant it did, he opened his eyes wide.

"What the actual fuck happened?" Void muttered as he looked around.

Destroyed planets floated through space.

Galaxies had been half wiped out.

Stars had reached the end of their lives.

Corpses...

Not one.

Not two.

But billions.

Each carried an aura at least at Rank 2.

Some were even Rank 3.

Demons were mixed among them as enormous warships flickered between reality and the void beyond.

It was a massive graveyard with no end in sight.

Just then...

BOOOOM!!!

Space peeled apart one layer after another as a massive clash of energy tore through everything in its path.

Void’s eyes narrowed.

Two gigantic auras spread across the battlefield, suffocating everything around them.

What caught Void’s attention was that one of them belonged to a demon...

A familiar one.

While the second...

It was strange.

It was as though it existed one moment...

And vanished the next.

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