CHAPTER 2026: CHAPTER 5: THE GRAND FINALE (PART 1)

Although Di Jun was taken away, his Angel Legion still remained, continuing to carry out Di Jun’s will and incessantly invade nearby worlds.

Similarly, as Chaos Gods, all other Chaos Gods are in slumber and healing, lacking the energy to consider the living beings within the worlds, let alone cultivating them.

However, Di Jun secretly developed his forces, diligently cultivating the living beings within the world, even transforming the Realm of Light into a treasure capable of endlessly creating an Angel Legion by devouring living beings.

Thus, the more angels are slain, the more their numbers increase, and their strength surpasses the living beings of other worlds.

Facing such an enemy, any world invaded by the Angel Legion suffers great misfortune, incapable of resistance.

The Chaos Gods observing the battle began to feel uneasy at the sight. Di Jun’s Angel Legion was too ferocious, and their numbers only increased.

If this trend continues, it seems likely that even before Prehistoric World cultivators claim their world, it will already be conquered by the Angel Legion.

Given such a situation, the correct action is for all Chaos Gods to unite and pressure Di Jun to cease invading other worlds.

This is precisely what they did, and Di Jun, bowing to the pressure, agreed to their demands.

However, the hidden danger of discord among the Chaos Gods erupted at this moment.

Some Chaos Gods, witnessing Di Jun’s swift enhancement of power through these means, felt inspired to emulate him.

Subsequently, the situation spiraled out of control. Occasionally, Chaos Gods would secretly order their subordinates to attack other worlds, taking advantage of their weakness to annex them, thereby strengthening themselves.

While one or two Chaos Gods doing so was not alarming, when a group of Chaos Gods began acting similarly, the matter grew serious. The so-called Chaos God Alliance was, due to this issue, practically in name only.

And this was not unexpected to Jiang Chen.

An internal conflict among the Chaos Gods was practically foreseeable, as they were not a unified entity and lacked common enemies.

Could such an alliance ever last?

The evolution of the purposes of these Chaos Gods in creating worlds—was it camaraderie in adversity to resist the Prehistoric World?

That was a thought from long ago, but with Chaos’s imminent collapse becoming inevitable, their intentions had changed.

Rather than combating the Prehistoric World, they sought to maximize their chips, aiming to merge with the Prehistoric World and obtain significant power as it ascended to become the Eternal World.

When Chaos Gods conceived this idea, a problem arose.

And that was too many monks, not enough porridge!

Although Chaos Gods held many chips, they were distributed across thousands of individuals, resulting in insufficient chips for each.

At this point, seeking more chips, one option was to seize them from the hands of powerful Prehistoric World beings, and the other was to rob chips from their companions.

The former, Chaos Gods have stealthily attempted but with poor results. Thus, some Chaos Gods turned their eyes towards their companions.

However, due to the existence of covenants, though they harbored such thoughts, they hesitated to act. No one wished to be the first to violate the agreement.

When indecisiveness continued, Di Jun stepped forth as the vanguard, the first to breach the covenant, attacking allies.

Di Jun’s actions served as a fuse, inspiring undecided Chaos Gods to finally resolve to seize chips from their companions.

Consequently, the Chaos God Alliance was practically defunct.

Moreover, because of the internal strife among Chaos Gods, Prehistoric World cultivators were granted opportunities to grow stronger, gaining the capacity to rival native living beings within a short period.

Regarding the notion that Chaos Gods lacked a strategic view, the opposite was true; they had such a view, which led them to choose this moment to turn against each other.

The current strategy was their impending defeat while Prehistoric World was poised to win. If they didn’t turn now and reap as much benefit, their fate would be complete annexation by the Prehistoric World.

By then, apart from their Chaos Devil’s Body, they’d truly have no chips at all. Turning now, even though companions might lose chips, they would increase their own chips.

Chaos Gods weren’t companions; how could they sacrifice themselves for other Chaos Gods? Sacrificing others to achieve themselves was the right thing to do.

Understanding the mindset of Chaos Gods, it naturally becomes clear why they suddenly feuded internally and struck slyly against each other.

Time elapsed swiftly, so passed another ten thousand years.

At this moment, the power dynamic among the Chaos Gods had transformed dramatically. One-tenth of the territory was occupied by Di Jun. Four-tenths, on the other hand, were under the control of Prehistoric World cultivators.

The remaining territory was controlled by the Ten Great Chaos Gods.

Apart from these powers, the rest of the Chaos Gods had all lost their worlds.

Yet curiously, they did not leave but continued to collaborate with the Chaos Gods who seized their worlds, opposing Jiang Chen outside the realm.

This is also why Jiang Chen did not launch a full-scale attack when the Chaos God Alliance was practically defunct.

It’s not that he didn’t want to, but he couldn’t.

Even though they’ve all turned against each other, they still managed to unite and resist the Prehistoric World, which was indeed strange.

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The war continued for millions of years, during which the situation gradually became clear. At this point, Prehistoric World cultivators also prepare to launch a full-scale assault on the remaining worlds, to bring them back under Prehistoric World’s dominion.