Rex didn't flinch when the stone comet shattered against Kaeleth's barrier. In fact, he had counted every microsecond of the deflection.
His Divine Perception wasn't just watching the attack; it was dissecting the barrier's response. He felt the way the divine light rippled, the specific harmonic frequency at which Kaeleth's defensive architecture stabilized itself.
He now knew exactly where the god's physical invulnerability ended and his temporal authority began.
'He's relying too much on the rules of time,' Rex thought, a dark, hungry smile spreading across his blood-slicked lips. 'But he forgot about the rules of weight.'
"Let's see how you deflect something that doesn't care about time," Rex growled.
He unleashed Gravity Manipulation.
