Chapter 548 - 472: Great Angel’s Battle (Added 2 in 1)
The battle was imminent.
Schiller spread his Six Wings wide, countless flowing lights folded and leapt forth, instantly transforming into a dense and massive rain of arrows, launching the first attack against the three Divine Beings.
The overwhelming flow of light momentarily darkened the sky, the previously clear firmament now filled with tumultuous brilliance, a spectacle that even the Gods couldn’t help but marvel at.
The brutal rain of light arrows descended, yet the three Divine Beings did not evade. God of Victory, Laiendos, raised the Sword of Victory in his hand, and in an instant, an invisible aura of victory spread around them. This aura spiraled into a whirlwind, enveloping the three Gods within it. The incoming rain of arrows, before even touching the Divine Beings, were deflected and fell into the sea.
God of Victory, Laiendos, wielded the mighty power of "Victory," and his Sword of Victory, forged by Hiris, the God of Mountains and Craftsmanship, was imbued with Laiendos’s Original Divine Power. It was said that as long as one possessed this Divine Artifact, they could win any battle.
Moreover, followers of the God of Victory often formed mercenary groups under the influence of Laiendos’s mighty power, gaining fame across the land as invincible warriors.
Schiller, observing how the sword had deflected the Angel Grace’s rain of light arrows, understood that the Sword of Victory was not merely famous for its power.
It was a weapon tied to the laws of cause and effect, operating on the principle of "reaping what you sow"—possession of the sword guaranteed victory.
"The Sword of Victory, truly lives up to its reputation,"
muttered Schiller.
God of Victory, Laiendos, was undoubtedly the one closest to being of the Fifth Rank among the Fourth Rank Divine Beings.