So He began to think of ways to safely weather this calamity in this abstract and absurd era.

The first solution he could think of was to find the [Annihilation] envoy who had destroyed his kingdom and have Herobos take him away!

Herobes was also a pitiful god. He was tricked by that mortal and ended up in a limbo, losing both his vessel and his throne. In a sense, they were both "fellow sufferers in the same world".

This world can no longer accommodate them; rather than slowly waiting to die, they might as well run away.

Yog knew that there were other worlds beyond this one. Yes, in this era when even the true god had not yet seen the whole picture, this runaway emperor knew everything.

This wasn't something he overheard from some true god, but a "reminder" he found in his most secret hiding place!

Yog was extremely skilled at hiding and very confident; He believed that almost no one but the true God could find Him.

So one day, when He saw that message in His hiding place, His heavens collapsed.

Only the true God can find His whereabouts by any means, but Yog has never had any contact with any true God. Why would they bypass His benefactor to give Him a divine message?

Yog was reluctant to answer, but dared not refuse. But when He finally saw what the message said... He realized it was something even more terrifying than a divine oracle!

An intruder with handwriting identical to his left a message for him, telling him that the world was in imminent danger and that the only way to survive was to abandon his identity and power and leave this world.

Yug was stunned.

The other party specifically emphasized that the world is not a progression of "time", but an independent starry sky, where there are gods different from the current universe. Only by leaving this place and seeking a new world can one possibly escape the nihilistic ending of the era's end.

Yog was not stupid; on the contrary, He was extremely intelligent. He quickly realized that this was another version of Him from another world reminding Him of something.

He was grateful to his other self, but... He knew that his divine power was his only reliance, so he was unwilling to give up his divine power.

Besides, He has never been to what the world is like. If He really abandons everything, how will He deal with the dangers that exist everywhere outside the world?

And He remained wary of this warning, even though the other party had left Him a tool for traversing the barriers of time and space, but...

The timid Yug couldn't make a decision.

Until He saw Cheng Shi, in front of all the gods, mock them and personally take the throne of chaos from the hands of justice (order) and hand it over to another mortal...

At that moment, Yug was terrified.

The absurdity of the era of nihilism far surpasses His imagination!

Therefore, He made up His mind to leave this world and get away from this absurd and twisted void.

However, the world outside is too "dangerous" for Him to go alone. He needs a "fleeing companion," and after much thought, the only god he can choose from seems to be... Herobes.

Even though the "purifying hand" had once destroyed His kingdom, He couldn't care less now. Considering that they were both "perished" from God, they were somewhat "kindred."

And so, this scene unfolded today.

Yogg stood in front of Horobus, carefully explaining his escape plan. He kept observing Horobus's reaction. If Horobus behaved strangely, or if he wanted to "report" him, he would immediately use the item to escape this world.

Herrobes was dumbfounded.

He was still thinking about how to leverage the [Void] to reclaim the [Annihilation] throne that belonged to him, but now Yogg told him that the world was not unique, and there were many other [Annihilation] thrones to choose from.

The question is... did the annihilation of those worlds also annihilate the self?

"......"

After thinking for a long time, Horobos looked at Yug, who was like a frightened bird, forced a smile, shook his head, and rejected Yug's escape plan.

“I underestimated you, Yug.”

I must say, the fact that you dared to stand in front of me proves your courage, and your courage to escape... This world requires even greater courage.

But I can't leave.

"You still have designs on that throne?" Seeing that the refugee group was about to fall apart before it was even fully assembled, Yug panicked. "Wake up! It'll belong to that kid sooner or later! [Void] is setting you up, can't you see?"

Horobos gave a bitter smile. "Of course I can see that, but..."

Regardless of whether the Nothingness attains the throne of Annihilation, they cannot deny my 'contribution' to it.

In that case, I can become the other destiny-following god closest to the "nothingness" in this era. They have no reason to refuse a "free henchman," and thus, I can also receive the protection of the "nothingness."

Since whether an era ends or not is up to them, why should I, who have received their protection, leave?

"?"

The explanation confused Yug, who pondered for a moment, and then realized that what Herobes said seemed to make sense...

Hmm—that makes sense!

But He was still not resigned to it; He did not want to be the "overstepping rat," so He maliciously predicted:

"What good is protection?"

If the world is destroyed, won't the "nothingness" perish along with it? At that point, do you think they'll risk their lives to protect you?

Herobes said quietly, "With the Primordial Beginning above, the world will be reborn even after destruction. When the next era arrives, who says that I, who am close to the Void, will have no chance?"

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