Li Aili understood.

The lich in front of me seemed to be saying that he wanted to wipe out all the gods in the entire divine realm... all at once.

If it weren't for the information Claude had given her beforehand, which had put her mind at ease...

Li Ai Li might think Albert has gone mad.

"Hey, actually, if we really fought hard, it's not impossible to kill them."

Albert said with distress, "But what if those divine dogs decide to destroy the world in desperation?"

"After all, Miss Ellie should have seen God go mad twice already, shouldn't she?"

When the god of trickery and the god of love fell, their divine kingdoms collapsed, all with the aim of slaughtering countless mortal lives.

"The problem I'm facing is that these gods are all very nervous right now."

“There’s a kind of mentality that if I do anything, they’ll just destroy the world and take me down with them.”

"Seriously, how can someone like that be a god?"

Li Aili pondered Albert's words.

A sudden idea struck her, and she asked, "What if God killed God?"

"God...killed God?" Albert leaned back, covering his lips with one hand, repeating the question.

If Albert hadn't come to find Li Aili, Li Aili was already preparing to put this plan into action.

"In fact, I've been reading books about the gods lately."

"I have discovered that in the current pantheon, there seem to be two gods who are detached from the rest of the pantheon."

Albert narrowed his eyes slightly. "Then you must be talking about my sister who inherited the divine status of the God of Tricks, and that..."

"Achille, the traitor who was dismissed by the God of Light with a minor divine title."

“Ah. Look at my memory,” Albert said with a grin. “That guy’s name is Tiamat now.”

Albert glanced out the car window.

New buildings are being constructed everywhere in Hell, magnificent palaces are springing up, and black, imposing demon temples are everywhere.

"Indeed, consulting you was the right choice," Albert said with a smile.