The brilliant golden dawn sky of the Eastern Divine Realm was suddenly torn apart by a thick, grayish-purple mist. Over 400,000 monsters from the Dark Side surged forward like a tide, but their opponents were ancient beings—Eastern gods who had slain the Three Corpses (Upper Corpse, Middle Corpse, Lower Corpse) to achieve indestructible bodies and flawless minds.
"Fallen creatures!" The god commanding the Eastern army roared, unleashing a wave of pure Golden Mana, sweeping away tens of thousands of monsters in an instant. "Before the realm of the Three Corpses United, everything is dust!"
"Oh, really?" A lazy voice echoed from the void.
The Goddess of Greed stepped out, her golden hair flowing. In contrast to her alluring appearance, her gaze was intensely serious. She didn't even glance at the arrogant gods, merely raising a slender finger.
Swish!
Without any grand gestures, a sudden shift in mindset enveloped everything. Over a hundred thousand charging Divine Realm soldiers suddenly froze. Their eyes glazed over, their minds trapped in an eternal illusion, where they found the treasures and boundless power they craved most. They stood motionless like statues, their souls forever buried in their own greed.
Right behind her, the Goddess of Gluttony, her eyes blazing with hunger, surged forward. Facing the impenetrable Golden Mana defenses of the Three Gods, she gaped. Her mouth twisted space, transforming into a gigantic maw that devoured everything. She consumed every stream of judgment energy, devoured the arrows of law, and even gnawed at the radiant Mana-filled space, turning the enemy's power into nourishment for herself.
"It's my turn." The Goddess of Envy smiled eerily. She stared intently at the sacred aura of a Three-Corpse God. The Law of Envy allowed her to seize and transform the perfections of others into her own. She began to absorb—not energy, but the very realm, prestige, and protective laws of her opponent. The Three-Corpse God was horrified to realize his power was steadily declining, while Envy shone ever brighter.