It is historically known as the Cataclysm.

All members of the royal family except Princess Phillis perished, and Phillis was crowned king, becoming the next emperor of the Ultra Empire.

The Ultra Empire was plunged into internal strife, with the nobility splitting into two factions vying for power. Ultimately, the noble faction represented by Duke Oliver emerged victorious, taking control of the government and managing state affairs for the new emperor, Philliss.

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A land beyond the reach of civilization.

“My Lord, all opposing forces have been defeated by us. Emperor Philliss is weak-willed and indecisive, merely a puppet to appease the people. The entire empire is now under my control.”

Having just achieved a great victory with the help of the Outer God Alliance, Duke Oliver, who was second only to the emperor in the Ultra Empire, was kneeling respectfully on the ground, reporting his situation to the luminous figure above him.

"Not bad," Hikaru commented casually.

Just those two words filled Oliver with ecstasy. As long as it didn't arouse the envoy's suspicion, that was his greatest expectation. He didn't need any other rewards; being at the pinnacle of power was enough for him.

"My Lord, what further instructions are there?" Oliver inquired.

"We will continue to consolidate human forces. Your cooperation is needed for the next operation," the Light Man announced.

“Yes, sir.” Oliver replied without hesitation; whatever the messenger asked, this was the only answer he could give.

The Light One withdrew from the realm beyond the heavens, shedding her sacred appearance. She returned to her throne, wearing the supreme crown, reigning over this territory that belonged to her.

Philliss controls the Outer God Alliance, and the Outer God Alliance controls the Ultra Empire, which means Philliss controls the Ultra Empire.

As for her true identity, it is not appropriate for others to know it yet.

She had been sitting on the throne for a month, and now she had lost all interest in it. If she didn't still need to use this identity, she wouldn't mind giving it to the greedy Duke Oliver, who was as cunning as a wolf.

She had dismissed the surrounding servants. This time, she was in the solemn palace. With a thought, the starry sky replaced this space again.

This time, however, the starry sky seemed to have changed. The starlight emanating from those stars gave Phillis the feeling of being spied on.

However, the most eye-catching are still the three orbs of light: white, black, and gray. Even though the white orb's light has dimmed somewhat, it is still incomparable to the other stars.

A white orb of light floated out, and a majestic voice suddenly rang out.

“This is a council of gods, and all members of the Outer Gods Alliance have attended. Philliss, you need to give us an explanation.”

“Explanation? What explanation do you want? Light, I have already helped you descend to earth. It is because you are not skilled enough that you were driven away. Do you still want to blame me?” Phillis said with dissatisfaction.

“We have told you the prayers of believers all over the world, yet you have not discovered Wu Yu’s power; this is your fault,” the white ball declared.

“Aren’t your gods the strongest beings? How do I know he’s stronger than a god? So who exactly is Wu Yu?” Phillis completely rejected the God of Light’s accusations.

"Gods are the strongest, but even among gods, there are levels. I wield the power of light and am a mid-level god. There are six mid-level gods and seventy-two lower-level gods in the Outer God Alliance. Our strength exceeds your imagination, but it is not enough to contend against a high-level god," the white sphere replied.

"You mean Wu Yu is a god?" Phillis exclaimed in surprise.

"The being that wields authority is a god. He used the authority of space to traverse countless realms and descend upon my plane. He must be one of the ten supreme high gods—Space," the white sphere replied.

At this moment, the black sphere floated out and retorted, "Impossible. A high god could never break through the plane seal on his own. Moreover, when space descends upon this plane, it will inevitably devour everything in this plane. He should just be an incarnation."

"Space has its eye on this plane, but we have been operating here for millennia, and we will certainly not hand it over. Philliss, we issue you our latest order: slay the avatar of the God of Space," the orb commanded.

"Godslaying? That sounds interesting, but the divine arts you've given me aren't enough to contend with a god," Phillis pointed out his predicament.

"These divine spells are the limit your body can withstand. We cannot grant you greater power, but if you cannot even destroy a divine avatar, then you will lose the right to cooperate with us," the gray sphere warned.

"Tch, stingy." Only Philliss would dare to slander the gods so brazenly. She said irritably, "I've prepared a few plans anyway, let's try them out. Whether they succeed or not, it'll be quite interesting."

"Phillis, you are worthy of our trust, and we look forward to your good news." The white ball trembled slightly, indicating its joy.

"Next, let's move on to the second issue. My origin has been damaged by space, and a thousand years of accumulation have been destroyed in an instant. Now I am powerless to break through the dimensional seal, and I need to demand compensation." The white sphere stated its intention.

“The area of ​​faith has long been divided up by you. I don’t have anything that would be of interest to your gods,” Phillis said defiantly.

"When the world's barriers crumble, I will be the first to descend," the sphere of light declared.

"Objection." The black and gray balls immediately objected.

“Agreed.” Philliss delivered his verdict: “According to the original agreement, when your opinions differ, I have the right to choose. Light has suffered a great loss. Destruction and darkness, if you two don’t compensate Him, He will be angry.”

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