This continued until the afternoon of the fourth day.

A-Tong looked at Su Yan opposite her, a subtle smile appearing on her lips.

"I am honored to have defeated you."

As soon as the words were spoken, the two separated during their battle.

Suddenly, a golden axe appeared in his hand.

He raised it high, a pale golden light flashing in his eyes.

"The main god is good in every way, except that he is too confident. Ten thousand years have passed and he has never found a weapon to protect himself."

As soon as he finished speaking, the giant axe came crashing down.

Su Yan's expression remained unchanged.

She stood there without making any move.

He only said four words

"I will not lose."

The words fell.

A raindrop-shaped crystal bracelet suddenly appeared on her wrist.

Suddenly, a powerful red light burst forth.

Bang!

The two forces collided.

It only lasted a few seconds before the red light instantly devoured the power of Atong's attack.

Su Yan was unharmed, which surprised A Tong.

He hadn't anticipated this protective shield of red light.

He was stunned for a moment.

The next second, Su Yan appeared in front of him.

The fingers pierced straight through his neck.

Blood flowed down his finger.

Su Yan withdrew her finger.

Just as A-Tong's expression was about to fade, she slowly said...

"Mu Tong, ranked fifth among the main gods. She possesses eyes that can see the future."

A-Tong's expression froze for a moment, then she smiled knowingly.

So, she knew.

As he was thinking, his body collapsed to the ground.

Indeed, he truly deserves to be called the head of all gods.

Before he breathed his last, he looked up at the sky, his voice hoarse.

"Your test has begun."

He breathed his last as soon as he finished speaking.

The next second, Su Yan also collapsed to the ground.

She braced herself on the ground with her hands.

He was panting heavily.

His face was pale.

Clearly, the battle had exhausted all her strength.

She lay motionless on the ground.

Close your eyes and rest.

If you didn't know better, you'd think he was dead.

Su Yan lay in bed from the afternoon until the early hours of the next day.

She woke up around 1:10 a.m.

Because it's raining.

Drip, drip, as a raindrop landed on her face, she looked up at the sky, oh, it's raining.

She closed her eyes briefly and then quickly got up.

Just like every time we deal with rain.

She needs to find a place to hide and calm down.

However, when she tried to leave, she found herself surrounded by zombies.

Everywhere you look, there are zombies.

They were moving closer to her.

She looked at Atong's corpse on the ground, which was emitting an enticing aroma.

Her body was stained with his blood.

Her first reaction wasn't to kill the zombies.

Instead, they retreated.

She doesn't like to do things on rainy days.

Even if those rushing towards her were zombies.

This tug-of-war lasted for an unknown period of time, and it was unclear who made the first move.

By the time Su Yan realized what was happening, she was already fighting the zombies.

An hour passed, and she frowned slightly.

These zombies are really annoying.

The rain only annoyed her more.

Two hours later, the drizzle turned into a thunderous downpour.

The blood kept washing over the ground, attracting more and more zombies.

Su Yan felt like she was surrounded by endless zombies and things she hated that she couldn't kill off.

How annoying! She had never hated anything so much before.

Just like when she was released from that place with four walls, looking at those disgusting people around her, she felt just as disgusted.

They should all die.