Chapter 766 - 624: The Power to Make a Deity Bleed_3
Goddess Tiamat couldn’t help but remind, "But Hircine has already been contacting your enemies. The power of Hell Law is different from that of a real Divine Realm. What you’re using doesn’t truly belong to you. Don’t think that just because you now possess the power of a Deity, your essence is still merely that of a mortal. Among deities, one cannot merely consider the level of divine power, a fact you should be well aware of, shouldn’t you?"
Amberser nodded, "Of course, I am aware. If you were to confront me now, I could only rely on this power to resist, incapable of possessing a real advantage like Zariel. The strength of the Dragon Race is indeed something this mortal can hardly match."
This was not false modesty but the plain truth.
The intrinsic advantages of the Dragon Race’s divinities are too apparent. Ignoring Hell Law, Zariel would hardly be a match for Tiamat, leaving Amberser, who solely relies on Hell Law for self-defense, really capable only of protecting himself. Suppressing the Evil Dragon Goddess like he did Bayer is out of the question.
Tiamat would only need to pay a small price to escape Hell without any trouble.
That is to say, if many Gods truly entered the first layer of hell, Amberser might indeed lose, because now he could only depend on himself, and other Archdukes of the Devils would not provide him any help.
Once Hircine rallied the Gods, Amberser could likely become the first "Deity" to be killed in his own Divine Realm.
But precisely because of this, Amberser would take the initiative to strike.
Amberser set down his teacup and said very seriously to Tiamat, "Whether it be the great Evil Dragon Goddess or the Prince of Lies, or even that Goddess of Pain... My enemies all think this way. I, as a Lich, am merely a mortal after all, who occasionally gained power comparable to a Deity, but whose essence hasn’t changed.