Who Killed God นิยาย & เรื่องราว

” Ellaine gasped, “That’s quite awful.” Margarette nodded and went on, “When Jilroid was at his worse and the Dark One was so fed up, he killed the gods one by one. The first one he killed was the goddess of love and framed her husband, the god of war, for the murder. This sparked war between the gods and with their anger and wrath, the Dark One grew stronger. Alas, when the other gods were so focused on killing each other, the evil god slew them all. With the gods gone, no one was there to save Lenriad and Earth. The Dark One decided to kill all the creatures of Lenriad except those who are willing to serve and follow him.”

Alec another of the Gods says. Odell stare on Alec gives a warning signal, and if not for the reason of the two being mutual friends, Odell would have had a counter conversation to add. "The only thing we can do now is to find out who in heavens name knows how to kill a God?" Darius, the fifth God in the room spoke while all attention lay on the late king lying on the bed. "Do you think it could be a human or a demon?" Barak asked. "What human would have the knowledge about killing a God, that's impossible." Odell replied first to Barak.

“Why would they not recognize me? They are my family.” “You were never a part of their family, at least that is what they remember.” Charon sighed when she just stared at him, “You see, when a god or goddess becomes discovered he or she joins the divine realms and leaves his or her mortal life. Thus, anyone who knew of his or her existence as a mortal must have their memory wiped out. Goddess Lenthe personally saw to it that everyone who knew the madam will have their memory of you removed.” “What??” Angelique was out of words. “How dare you?”

For example, to completely kill a god of war one needs to eliminate the recognition of believers who believe the gods that they need to kill as a god of war by any means necessary. This process is killing the gods is not a secret, even the average cultivator knows about it, but to do the deed in completely killing the god was an atrocity in itself, the war that involved millions or even billions of innocent will occur, as long as that innocent recognize that god as having authority over something.

The enemy looks up—and freezes. They didn’t know we called in Heaven. They didn’t know they were going to die today. Every god had been told: find another god and take them down. One at a time. Take them out. So when I see him—Moros, the god of doom—I make my move.

Noah was my husband. I had spoken to him that morning. I had spent the weekend with him. I had gone to his parents' house with him Surely his parents would know the difference between their sons. Wouldn't they? "What are you saying?" Gaius looked directly into my eyes. "I believe Noah was the one who died that night." My lips parted. "And the man who killed him..." My heart started beating rapidly. "The man who killed him was his twin brother." "Nile." I shook my head. "You're wrong."

“I am really confused now.” “Egerth is the god of nature. The rules of anything natural, he enforces it. Which means he is able to turn that which is unkillable, killable. It was how he killed himself in the first place.” “So, if Egerth is resurrected, they could kill gods?” “That would be the general idea, yes,” Quene replied. “Then it couldn’t be a coincidence that I ran into Uriel in the mortal world, could it? I also felt the presence of another just like her. I am sure you two can deal with that, yes?”

Including Cassian, I made everyone here witness everything within Gevanny's memories. [With this power, you can kill him.] [Seraphine Valentina is a villain, a sorceress.] [She is the one who destroyed Silverbrook Haven due to the virus pandemic.] [You must kill her.] [If not, Prince Cassian will be killed by her.] [You must create that black hole and kill Seraphine Valentina. That is your task now.] "This ...," one of the residents of Silverbook Haven finally realized what I was showing in their minds.

“You know you are a god now. That you’d buried your mortal self with good reason. That the world was safer without your bond to her. You can’t take that back.” “I want to take it back.” “You can’t.” His voice was firm. “You don’t get to burn your mortality to ash and then beg to breathe smoke again.” I clenched my fists. “But you didn’t see her, Karl. You didn’t see the way her shoulders relaxed when she stood near that guy with a car. You didn’t see the way she said bye to him. I am stuck, watching her live, love I can’t touch her.” “Because if you do…” He finished the sentence slowly, “You’ll kill her. A god can’t mate with a being.”

Chris asks sceptically. “They are not of this world, not of this earth or even this cosmos. They are celestial beings beyond our comprehension. Even their true celestial forms are so beyond us that to see them would cause us to implode,” she explains. “Oshmin may have gone about his life or gone to another cosmos, though I personally doubt that. He’s definitely not dead though.” “Gods can die?” I ask in shock. “Not by natural means, but yes, they can die. I know of two who are no longer in existence, their names were Apaki and Fretez, but Oshmin is definitely not dead,” she says confidently.