Apotheosis

Zen was absolutely dumbfounded.

Although he didn't know what the "Weight" energy was, the energy level of these two triangles was obviously astronomical.

On the other hand, the downgrader was hysterical. The "Weight" energy should've been one level higher than the "Field" energy.

"How far has the Evil God gone in comprehending the energy?" Zen asked, in a daze.

"This is the energy of the Boundless Divine World, known as Weight," Clarence suddenly spoke up.

Ever since he gave the absolute infinite energy to Zen, he had been determined to be nothing but an onlooker. There was nothing in the third-grade world that could arouse his interest. He had even predicted how it would develop in the future.

However, the method that the Evil God just used instantly piqued his interest, causing him to speak again.

"The energy of the seventh-grade world..." Zen clicked his tongue. "He was able to comprehend it on his own!"

"This is not a problem of comprehension," Clarence said slowly. "The seventh-grade world has already been downgraded by Mastema, and so, the 'Weight' energy can't be used. Therefore, both you and Mastema can only use the Extreme Form energies at most."

"But he..." Zen, at a loss for words, just pointed at the Evil God.

"I don't know why or how either." Clarence was also very confused. "It's really strange that he was able to violate the most basic rules."

Clarence had seen many geniuses in his time.

From the twelfth to the fifth-grade worlds, there were all sorts of strange creatures. They had various dreams, goals, great desires and wishes, and were capable of many unimaginable things.

At the beginning, Clarence felt it was novel to him, but after a while, he lost interest. Every world had an unbreakable limit, and no matter how powerful a creature was, there was nothing they could do to break it.

In a sense, Zen had reached past the limit. He not only obtained the bloodline powers, but also the Extreme Form energies, and even the absolute infinite energy of Clarence. However, this had been based on the premise that the Deep Space was not completely downgraded.

And yet, now, the Evil God suddenly appeared out of nowhere and began to use the "Field" and "Weight" energies. This was just so outrageous that even Clarence couldn't remain silent.

The Evil God, on the other hand, didn't feel as though he had done anything spectacular. He was too immersed in the joy that came from teasing the downgrader.

"W

m this question, and then begin to downgrade the worlds. This was almost always the case.

But this time, he was asking the Evil God the very same question.

The Evil God smiled nonchalantly. "You can use whatever means you have. I'll give you a chance."

"Wait and see!"

Once the downgrader finished speaking, his six pairs of compound eyes began to dim, one after another.

His body bound by the energy vine began to shrivel, until it disappeared.

"You're already dead meat, yet you still try to threaten me," the Evil God sneered.

Zen, however, knew better. With a grim expression, he said in a low voice, "This is not a threat."

The Evil God glanced at Zen curiously. "Then what is it?"

"He is going to downgrade the world," Zen replied bluntly. "The world will be downgraded into the Wall World."

The Evil God frowned slightly. Only then did it dawn on him that something was wrong.

Just then, the black light floating in the void suddenly began to violently tremble.

Boom!

The vibrations made a big sound, buzzing in everyone's ears. Even the people in the fairy palace and the black ship could hear it clearly.

The Evil God's figure flashed as he teleported towards the black light, quickly followed by Zen.

The two of them eyed the black light warily and saw that the space around it was beginning to shatter. The crushed space, like a thin layer of ice, slowly expanded around the black light.

"The space around the black light has been downgraded to the Wall World," Zen said gloomily.

"At this rate, I'm afraid it will take a long time before the chaos is downgraded," the Evil God said with disdain.