God Emperor Of Mankind Vs Novels & Stories

Monster Emperor Shentia said slowly and quietly. "Yes, you're right. If Tian Shen were standing in front of us, we wouldn't be able to scratch him, much less exact revenge. Over the thousands of years, he would have grown stronger beyond belief and we would stand no chance against him. But things are different now. We have been given a golden opportunity to avenge our people! Although the demon Tian Shen hasn't appeared, one of his descendants has! We must not be scared of this human. No! We must rejoice. Rejoice, for another human has appeared. He is but a child and weaker than Tian Shen. He is our opportunity to redeem our name and wash off our losses! No one shall call our tribe weak any

BOOOOMMMMMM The sound of the explosion rang in the Sun Emperor's ears, even though he was far away, it still echoed in his ears. The Sun Emperor's gaze immediately went blank, his body immediately weakened, and his limbs couldn't move at all. Tears of blood filled his face, which looked several years older, which was completely inconsistent with what the people of the Sun Empire said about the Sun Emperor. "So weak!" said the black dragon coldly, looking at the Sun Emperor. "But that's how humans are. It is their sense of caring that prevents them from exceeding their human limits. Hahahaha, typical humans! But it doesn't matter, this is the risk you take when you fight someone stronger than

Such a large-scale army was something that no one in Divine Capital had ever seen. At this moment, a ray of golden light flashed down from the army, and it shot violently onto a street in the capital. The golden light was very powerful, but it didn't cause any damage. A majestic aura instantly filled the entire capital. Someone exclaimed, "It's the God Emperor!" God Emperor Hua Mojian was another legend on the Eastern Continent. He was the idol of many. Everyone immediately recognized that this man was the God Emperor of God's Palace on the Eastern Continent.

His words worked somewhat, for although the killing intent that was radiating from the two men didn’t cease, it reduced to a manageable degree. “You aren’t a god,” Elder Hanuman reasoned. His words showed both his distrust concerning Mane’s words and the reason why they had never felt the power of gods on Mane. “No, but my parents are. I am a born god; just immature now. You can call me a godling…that’s what those who love and care for me refer to me as anyway.” Mane shrugged and said. “How?” Elder Hanuman wondered. How did this kid notice that they were gods. “Simple. In a world where humans train their outer body and billions of men and women are Body Wielders, how is it that there are hum

The Empire that attacked and destroyed my village in a matter of days. It can’t be! He used me?! This man tricked and used me to conquer my town! He’s a…monster! “Dear girl…please start your performance…girl!” I heard a man hissing at me but my mind was too preoccupied with other more important thoughts to pay him any attention. Oblivious to the countless stares piecing through me, I couldn’t respond or focus on what was going on as my body shook with rage. This man…how dare we use me…

"The Emperor of Corceigea Empire, Leonardo Kartan Crossus." Finesia flinched a bit as her lips parted, she doesn't know what Jeneva is talking about. Hearing Leonardo's name from someone's mouth makes her envious, it feels something wrong deep inside her. "I don't exactly understand, who is this Emperor you're talking about?" she asked. Jeneva trembles just by saying the Emperor's name. "The Emperor who fought the Divine Dragon alone in Grisaia and tamed it. He's not just a powerful man but an immortal born from a Goddess's blood."

his hoarse voice sounded in pain. Kana shifted his body and faced the Emperor laying beside him. "Will you believe me if I told you that I am not Han Kana?" Emperor Sunwoo let out a smile. "I knew it.. The time we stroll at the market, I know you are not him... Kana is timid, naive and shy.. And yet you are the exact contrast of him. I didn't believe that an amnesia can change people's attitude in a short time so I asked a guidance of a well known great monk.. And he said that a person's soul sometimes travels in the different dimension once forcefully extracted by the body in the wrong time."

A loud roar erupted from my throat as black chains burst forth from the runes, aglow with red embers. I swung the chains forward and they coiled like snakes, impaling the first two men through the chest. I yanked both chains back, and their bodies were lashed across the cathedral, crashing into pillars with a wet crunch. The others screamed, keeping on with their charge. I spun around, thrusting one hand to the left and a cascade of chains burst forth from my hand, whipping across the air. One of the men raised his shield to block them, but the chains seared through it like butter and wrapped themselves around his neck. I pulled forward and his head flew off.

She stared at the oncoming excavator with no fear in her eyes, only a strange sense of relief. In the split second before the bucket came crashing down, I shoved her out of the way. The sheer force of the impact numbed my entire arm before blood started streaming. "Damn it! How dare he fight back! Shoot him and take him down!" Gunthar roared. Gunfire erupted as the soldiers blew out the excavator's tires and brought the machine to a dead stop. Jude was pinned hard into the ground by several soldiers and struggled until he finally went still. Gunthar stepped forward and stepped on his face. "Take him away, and add this to his charges! Tell the military court that I'll oversee his case myself!

The gods and demons gathered to see the battle they have never witnessed before. Even with monstrous strength and unending stamina of war god, Kvoth managed to kill the War God 49 times, each time by tearing his throat from his head. When humans saw this battle, they realized his godly strength and caliber were far too great for a mortal. Unfortunately, the difference between a god with infinite lives and a mere human was something he could not overcome.