Chapter 479 World Destruction
Chapter 479 World Destruction
Chapter 479 World Destruction
On the battlefield, the battles of the Vera class have already shattered the earth countless times.
If it weren't for Dui's repeated use of time reversal, the entire world of Arda would have collapsed long ago.
Despite this, there are still some severely damaged areas where even time cannot be restored.
Seven male Valar attacked Morgoth together, but Morgoth, who possessed the Secret Fire, was completely invincible, and none of the devastating attacks could harm him.
Dui, on the other hand, had an easy time dealing with the evil god Ugoliant. After all, Dui's strength was now vastly different from before, and even if Ugoliant were to be resurrected, it would not pose a threat to his life.
But Ugoliant regarded Dui as a mortal enemy and, with bloodshot eyes, launched a frenzied attack on him.
It shot out dark spider silk, transforming it into a net that would surround Dui, giving him no chance to escape.
Instead of retreating, Dui advanced, controlling time at will. He slowed down the movements of the evil god Ugoliant to an extreme speed, while his own speed increased infinitely, almost reaching the speed of light. Ordinary eyes could not detect his movements at all.
He instantly appeared in front of Ugoliant and lightly struck it, seemingly without any harm.
But the next second, time within Ugoliant became chaotic, and terrifying temporal power exploded from its body, creating a temporal vacuum that was trying to completely erase it from the timeline.
Before Ugoliant could even let out a scream, he was instantly reduced to ashes, along with countless dimensions of time and space.
It was as if it had never been born, reverted to its original form by time, and returned to the darkness on the outskirts of the world of Arda.
Meanwhile, the seven female Veri are also battling the nameless creature.
The main attacker is Varda, the goddess of light and stars, whose power of light is countered by the nameless creatures of darkness and chaos.
In addition, the plant goddess Yavana entangled the nameless creature with vines, the resting goddess Esther hypnotized the nameless creature, and the other goddesses cooperated with each other.
Finally, the weaving goddess Vera, with her newly acquired power of destiny, wove a fate of certain death specifically for the nameless creature.
Finally, the nameless creature was purified by the combined efforts of the goddesses.
But before Dui and the goddesses could catch their breath, Morgoth used his secret fire to resurrect the recently deceased Ugliant and the nameless creature once again.
With the power of the Secret Fire, Morgoth practically possessed a max-level resurrection buff, rendering Dui and the others' previous efforts futile.
No, it wasn't a wasted effort! Dui astutely noticed the situation.
He quickly looked in Morgoth's direction and noticed that after Morgoth resurrected Ugguliant and the nameless creature with the Secret Fire, his own power fluctuated and became somewhat unstable.
This finally put Dui at ease. It seemed that Morgoth's use of the Secret Fire to resurrect them wasn't without its price; otherwise, if they could really be resurrected indefinitely, he would have just given up.
The other Villas also noticed this and were all delighted.
Morgoth saw through the Valar's thoughts, but remained unperturbed, mocking them, "Resurrecting them will indeed consume my power, but how many times can you kill them? Dozens? Hundreds? Or thousands? In the end, will I fall first, or will you fall first?"
The Valar remained silent, and all of them tacitly joined forces to attack Morgoth and the nameless creature once again, preparing for a war of attrition.
Dui once again attacked Ugoliant.
One year, two years, three years—the battle between the Valar and Morgoth's side never stopped.
The evil god Ugoliant was killed by Dui repeatedly, each time in a different way.
The nameless creature was also continuously killed by the Vili's group.
After being killed dozens of times by Duy, Ugguliant was traumatized and dared not face his enemies directly. If Morgoth had not controlled his soul, he would have already escaped.
But with no chance of escape and after being killed countless times by Dui, Ugoliant went completely mad. Relying on his ability to be resurrected, he recklessly fought Dui.
He even rushed up to Dui and self-destructed, trying to severely injure him at the cost of his own life.
Faced with this crazy self-destructing "nuclear bomb," Dui was somewhat wary and dared not approach it easily again.
For a time, the situation on the battlefield became deadlocked.
But what gave Valla hope was that Morgoth's power was waning as the nameless creatures and Ugguliant were killed and resurrected more and more times.
The Valar, who were besieging Morgoth, gradually gained the upper hand and even managed to get the God of War, Tocharus, to deliver a fatal blow to Morgoth, severing one of his legs.
Although Morgoth quickly healed his injuries with Secret Fire, it also gave everyone hope of defeating Morgoth.
The war between the Valar and Morgoth's side lasted for a thousand years. Arda was constantly destroyed and rebuilt. Although Dui used the power of time to constantly rewind time, and other Valar tried their best to maintain the world, the essence of the world of Arda was still inevitably consumed.
Finally, the world could no longer be sustained.
The earth was completely shattered and swallowed by the endless sea. Space was destroyed, time became chaotic and disordered, and the spherical Arda collapsed rapidly like a deflated ball, with everything returning to nothingness!
Dui, the Valar, Morgoth, and others stood in the void of space, watching the disintegration of Arda with varying expressions.
The Valar watched as the world they had created was destroyed, filled with sadness and reluctance, and also with great anger towards Morgoth, who had caused all of this.
Morgoth, however, revealed a triumphant and eagerly excited expression.
When Arda is destroyed, its original world will be revealed, which is why Morgoth is dedicated to destroying the world.
The Origin of the World is the foundation of Arda's existence. As long as the Origin of the World exists, the Valar can still use it to reshape the world and begin the next great movement.
Morgoth, on the other hand, wanted to seize the origin of the world and, with the Secret Fire at its core, recreate the world and create life, thus becoming the new creator god.
Morgoth unleashed his secret fire, transforming it into a world of flames that enveloped the entire shattered world of Arda, attempting to melt down the world's essence and return it to its origin.
The Valar, of course, could not stand idly by and watch Morgoth refine the world, nor could they afford to engage in a war of attrition with Morgoth; they all desperately tried to stop him.
On Dui's side, he had just killed Ugoliant once again.
Seeing that Ugoliant had revived and was frantically trying to get close to him and self-destruct, Dui frowned, his eyes filled with impatience.
As long as Morgoth's power is not exhausted, Ulgoliant can keep resurrecting.
He had originally planned to slowly wear down Morgoth's power, but now it seemed that was no longer possible.
He looked at Ugoliant, who, relying on his constant resurrection, was blatantly provoking him, and a cold glint flashed in his eyes.
Since we cannot kill it completely for the time being, we can only trap it to free up our hands to deal with Morgoth.
After all, he also wanted the Secret Fire in Morgoth's possession.
Dui then charged toward Ugoliant and paused time just as Ugoliant was about to self-destruct.
Although Ugoliant's strength would allow him to break free from the time-stopping restraints quickly, Dui only needed that one second of pause.
The next second, the world spun around, and Ugoliant disappeared from his spot, appearing in the subspace within Dui's body.
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