Overgeared

The Childless Specter, the Gale of the Great Forest, and the Mountain King of Grenier—they were the myth usurpers, or predators.

[Haksen affirms their existence. He claims that if it wasn't for them, tens of thousands of human gods would cause chaos.]

[Tzudan and Filewolf agree.]

It was human nature to create and worship idols. It was because they were weak. Therefore, there was a flood of human gods. It was the reason why the influence was weak when Grid became a god. The existing gods looked down on the gods that originated from human aspirations.

[Haksen analyzed that the development of civilization became an opportunity to promote human aspirations. The greater that human wisdom grew, the more varied the types of wishes. As a result, there are many objects to be idolized.]

"Hmm..." Grid didn't agree much. It was because he had a history of being active on the East Continent. The yangbans were particularly wary of gods, especially those created out of human aspirations. They were jealous. Of course, it could also be a simple sense of inferiority. It was because they were artificially cultivated god-candidates. However, Grid knew that the martial god, Chiyou, was also born from human aspirations.

'It could be distorted in many ways.'

Human gods were overflowing...

Grid had heard such words several times. However, was it true? Grid had never seen the same existence as himself. All that came to mind were a few indigenous gods served by the monks. All of them were gods treated as precious in one specific area. For example, the four gods of the east. But to call them trivial and common...

He wondered if the reason such prejudice was brought to the world was due to some strong willpower to degrade the value of human gods.

"By the way, Tzudan, you are affirming the myth usurpers as well? Weren't you killed by the Mountain King?"

[Tzudan confesses that the cause of death lay with himself. He explains that he invaded the Mountain King's territory first.]

"......"

Grid's expression stiffened slightly. It was due to nervousness. He noticed one definite fact. It was that the prestige of the myth usurpers was greater than expected.

'It is a level that can kill a legend.'

Wasn't it safe to say it was even a god-grade? Thinking about it, it was natural for it to be at the level of a god. The myth usurpers had existed even before the fall of the ancient gods. It meant they had lived for thousands of years, not hundreds. It was difficult to estimate how high their status would've risen over those long years.

Just look at how hell and Asgard were unwilling to clash with the myth usurpers. The evidence was that none of the portals connecting hell and the human world invaded the realm of the myth usurpers.

'Is it still too early for me to challenge it?'

At one time, Grid didn't doubt that he was the supreme one. There were times when he was arrogant because he believed too much in his abilities. It was like a short fever.

The current Grid had a relatively accurate understanding of his own level. At the very least, he knew he wasn't in the rank to discuss invincibility. Baal, Raphael, Mir, Zeratul, the dragons, the gods of the beginning, Chiyou, etcetera—there were many powerful beings in the world.

'When will I be invincible?'

At this moment, Grid didn't recognize his question as containing supreme arrogance. He had such qualifications.

'In any case... I can't step back after coming all the way here.'

Grid had been watching Chris' performance. Every time Chris wielded a greatsword, dozens or hundreds of demonic creatures turned into ashes. His attack skills were only the 10 Ton Sword, 100 Ton Sword, and 1,000 Ton Sword. His ability to utilize the power of the Tyrant, his second class, was close to amazing. What if Chris changed to a legendary class? He would be really reassuring.

wanted his talented colleagues to grow. They were still dependable now, but he wanted

calmed his heart in the face of a strong storm and looked at the mountain that was

and bare, but strangely, it was difficult to grasp the structure of the mountain. It felt like all

very big when looking from a distance, but

as shabby. However, it was a mountain that wasn't included in a mountain range. It was alone. It

He advises you to be careful because there are many compatriots who died after challenging

on magic power or

not to be dazzled by the appearance. He says he has experienced firsthand that the size of the mountain is much larger than what you can see with your eyes and it is as complex as

it was a place that caused multiple casualties. There were

deserves to be treated as

prohibited here. It was impossible for a person who visited it by chance to

internal structure of the mountain was a question mark. According to Skunk, the structure of the mountain changed every time he entered the

but to give up on the exploration because he died several

me be your guide

and notification windows appeared

[Tzudan is shrinking back.]

asking

that the

retreat immediately if

have entered the forbidden area

is prohibited. All types of magic are sealed, including the magic engraved

return scroll will be

Filewolf are

as he reflects

"......"

magic. It was because Haksen had warned that the flow of mana had stopped. He just hadn't

'It is okay.'

panic. He had a means

time or space, you will return to one of the temples that serves you. However, it must

'This won't fail, right?'

deadly. It was directly linked to a drop in status. It was even more so if the opponent was a myth predator.

when he suddenly frowned. Anger surged in his

dammit. Tzudan, haven't you already experienced it? Why didn't

hundreds of years ago, and it was also before his death, so his memory is vague. He is

and Filewolf are doubting your

"......"

(?) who died a long time ago? He was simply being insulted by

old memories. The advice he gave to

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repeatedly traveled around the world from the moment of birth to the moment of death? Could they really travel all over the Earth? It was definitely impossible. It was physically

a wider area than Earth. Exploring all corners of every place was difficult unless they benefited from a lot of skills. There were also places a person couldn't visit

large place. A society had formed. The subject of the society were tribes that existed for over a thousand years. The thing they had in common was that they had served the Mountain King for generations.

just a well in the end. Grenier's natives couldn't estimate the size of the world. They were a very lowly tribe that believed the foolish iron-clad rules formed based on shallow experience and uncivilized

a fool who was

Med couldn't