Synopsis: the Invincible God of War

Hearing what the god An said, the gods of the Mesopotamian pantheon instantly relaxed.

Because, there is a big gap between "killing the gods" and "killing the gods".

If you say "kill the gods", you just kill the gods.

Then "killing a god" is equivalent to killing a god directly and completely.

There is still hope for the slain gods to be resurrected again, and the slain gods cannot be resurrected again.

Even all the mighty power and lifelong divine power and belief in him will be taken away by the other party.

Moreover, its treasures and powers will also become the power to kill the gods who killed its master.

It is precisely because of this that the gods usually only fight or kill each other at best.

Instead of killing each other!

Because, in all myths, the gods have issued orders that the gods are not allowed to kill each other.

If someone violates it, they will be hunted down by the entire mythical world.

It is precisely because of this that the god An Mo has the courage to provoke Veleslana, the "black knife" that the gods are eager to avoid.

but......

Could it be that Welleslana really didn't dare to kill the gods?

If you think about it with your ass, you know it doesn't exist.

Welleslaner is the god of war after all!

As a god of war, he is also a god of war and a warrior!

What are the common characteristics of these occupations?

Exactly "militant"!

So, as long as you can fight, what if the killing gods are chased by the entire mythical world?

"You guys, do you really think that I don't dare to kill a god?" Welleslaner chuckled and said with some irony, "Then, I'll kill a god for you to see!"

As Welleslaner said, a golden sword suddenly appeared in his hand.

Immediately afterwards, Welleslaner's figure suddenly disappeared.

The next moment, the golden sword slashed across.

In an instant, the five gods were directly beheaded.

Immediately afterwards, the power and might and power that belonged to them poured into Welleslana's body one after another.

At this moment, Veleslana's only thought was to kill the gods in front of him!

Seeing the god being cut in half, Welleslaner laughed.

"Hahaha! Gods! Be slaughtered by me in front of me! I will help you receive your power and power and your mighty power!"

"Today, I will kill the gods!"

At this moment, Welleslaner's eyes were full of killing intent.

This is also doomed that Weleslaner will not have any more hands in the future.

Welleslaner's next plan is to...

Completely kill yourself in Mesopotamian mythology!

I saw that Welleslaner's figure was like a gust of wind.

Every time it disappears, it will be accompanied by the blood of countless gods and the screams of the gods.

Then, the gods fell one by one.

Seeing this scene, Tian Shen'an panicked instantly.

Don't you dare to kill God?

Is it possible that Wellerslana is really not afraid of the pursuit of the entire mythical world! ?

"Hahahahaha! It's a pleasure to kill!" Welleslaner slaughtered the gods around him as if nothing was wrong.

Even his face stained with the blood of the gods doesn't seem to exist.

"Hahaha, it's too slow to fight like this! Let's solve it quickly!"

Since Veleslana intends to be an enemy of the entire mythical world, then he does not need to continue to abide by his previous oath.

After all, at this moment, he is already the god who is the enemy of the entire God Realm!

I saw Welles Rana stretched out his right hand and laughed loudly: "Let me help you get free quickly! The incarnation of the white horse!"

As Welleslaner's words landed, the engraving of the ten incarnations instantly appeared behind him.

Immediately afterwards, the pointer pointed directly to the incarnation of punishment named "White Horse".

"For victory, come to me quickly! Immortal sun, please give me a shining steed! Spiritual horse with galloping feet, bring me the halo that resembles your lord."

The next moment, in the sky above the Temple of Heaven, the bright sun was being quickly pulled by a white horse towards the place where Veleslana was.