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Chapter 168: Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 168: Lion's Roar

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As soon as they met, they chatted and laughed among themselves, leaving Amon to his own devices. Amon put down his cup and asked: “You wish to duel me, Lion King? Even the judge has been invited, but you haven’t asked whether I agree or not. If you were trying to prove your love to Goddess Mourrin by dueling, I think you are using the wrong method.”

The Lion King turned his head and said: “I am not dueling with you to prove who loves Goddess Mourrin, much less to decide who should be loved. Drink this cup of wine and then I’ll tell you the reason for the duel. Actually, I came from Ennead’s divine realm.”

Amon drank the wine and said: “Ennead’s divine realm? Did Seth send you to duel me?”

Ugallu’s voice shook the air around him with the echoes of metallic clashing: “I was sent by Seth, and soon, the shrines of Ejypt will send their men after you. Seth asked me to follow behind those pursuers and to provide assistance accordingly. But I don’t wish to do that. I just want to resolve this matter in my own way, so I came ahead of the pursuers to meet you.”

The Scorpion King interjected: “Ugallu, you didn’t do what Seth told you to do. But did Seth not tell you that Tiamat’s Wrath is in Amon’s possession? Are you still going to duel him despite that?”

The Lion King stared at Amon. “I know you have Tiamat’s Wrath in your hands, but are you sure you can activate it before I kill you?”

Amon could only laugh bitterly in his heart. The real Tiamat’s Wrath had already been taken by Maria, and the one he had was only a fake. Although it looked flawless on the surface, it was doubtful if he could deceive the eyes of Girtablullu and the Lion King. In any case, activating it would also mean getting yourself killed, and no one would use it unless they wanted to die together as a last resort.

And it’s not always possible to activate the scroll as one desired to. Amon had experienced this when he faced Enkidu, where he couldn’t even find the opportunity or time to activate the scroll. Under normal circumstances, activating a scroll was but a simple action, but it took time and magical power nevertheless. Besides, using it on the battlefield would mean killing everyone within the range of the spell, regardless of friend or foe.

Today’s Amon had an even higher level and strength compared to back then, and his magical power had greater depth. Amon was confident that even if he encountered Enkidu again, even if he wasn’t a match, he would still be able to find an opportunity to activate Tiamat’s Wrath. Without moving a muscle, he replied: “You can try.”

The Lion King laughed and waved his hand. “I’m not a fool, after hundreds of years of practising to achieve what I have today, I value my life and will not die worthlessly together with you. Even if I wanted to force you to use Tiamat’s Wrath, I’m afraid Girtablullu wouldn’t agree. He agreed to come as a judge, so of course he wouldn’t even take any risks to himself.”

Amon asked again: “Then what do you want, if not a duel?”

Ugallu: “A duel is only an agreement, a way to decide the outcome and honor it, not necessarily to kill the opponent. Of course, this is assuming that you indeed have the capability to activate Tiamat’s Wrath in front of me.”

Girtablullu interjected again: “Ugallu, you’re talking too much nonsense, just tell us exactly how you want to duel.”

The Lion King nonchalantly lifted the wine jug on the table, without pouring it into the cup, and drank directly from it, emptying the jug. Putting it down, he said: “It’s simple. As long as Amon can withstand three roars from me, he’s considered to have won.”

Girtablullu hugged the two scorpion demons on his lap and laughed. “Three roars should at least be manageable for him. If you really wanted to kill him, he would have activated Tiamat’s Wrath already!”

Ugallu replied: “Yes, I have no intention of forcing him to die with me, but if I could make him unable to even activate the scroll, how would he be qualified to duel with me? If he is able to stay sitting peacefully through my three roars, then he has the right to sit here and drink with you and me.”

Girtablullu tilted his head and looked at Ugallu. “You’re even stronger than before after you recovered from your injuries. Are you going to roar now? Then I will take cover from a distance first!”

Ugallu laughed. “Scorpion King, can’t you even withstand this bit? You’re invited to judge our duel. You shouldn’t be away when we do it!”

Girtablullu pinched the waist of the two female scorpions and said: “Of course I’m not afraid, I’m only afraid that my two beloved consorts won’t be able to stand it.”

Ugallu: “Then you cast a spell to protect them, and let Amon also see the Scorpion King’s prowess. In short, you have to sit and not move, if you do, I lose.”

Girtablullu snorted. “You’re such a stubborn lion. Fine, I’ll just hold my girls with me and sit still, you can roar all you want.”

Ugallu asked Amon again: “Are you ready?”

Amon held up an arm. “Hold on! You still haven’t explained why you want to duel me? Also, I haven’t agreed to duel you either!”

Ugallu looked at Amon with interest. “You’re quite an interesting person, I can tell you what happened. When I wandered far away with my injuries, Seth had helped me by allowing me to recuperate in Ennead’s divine realm, and later allowed me to continue my path in Aeru.

In return, I helped him in his victory over Horus, so I already owe him nothing. But to obtain the freedom to leave the Ennead’s divine realm and to come and go freely, he asked me to do one more favor, which was to act as an emissary and secretly provide assistance when you were being hunted by the shrines of Ejypt. But I didn’t want to do that. I chose to meet you before the others to do Mourrin a favor.”

Amon laughed bitterly. “So I have to sit and listen to you roar three times?”

The lion king blinked. “You can choose to run away. But once you run from me, you become my prey. And I will have to do what Seth told me to do and hunt you down. Are you willing to be my prey?”

Amon poured himself a full glass of wine and lifted the glass as he said: “I have no intention of running away, I just want to make things clear. Since it’s an agreement, there has to be something at stake, right?”

The Lion King said to the Scorpion King: “Since you have been invited to judge, you will be the one to tell him our terms.”

Girtablullu said: “If Amon is still sitting there safe and sound after three roars from Ugallu, it is considered Ugallu’s loss. Seth’s task will be considered done, Amon will receive a gift, and that will be it.”

Ugallu: “The gift is ready. If Amon wins, consider it my apology. But if he loses, it’s a win for Seth, and don’t forget that I’m here for Seth’s mission. Amon will make a promise to build a shrine for Seth in the Plains of Duc and summon Him.”

Girtablullu smiled. “If you win, consider it our win too, Lion King. If he loses, he must also build shrines for both of us in the Plains of Duc and perform summon us as well.”

Ugallu said to Amon: “These are the terms of the duel, you have two choices now, either agree to the duel, or run away now.”

Amon took a sip of wine and took a deep breath. “The terms seem fair, but I just don’t understand why Seth wants to build a shrine in the Duc Plains and why two of you wish to get involved as well?”

Ugallu and Girtablullu looked at each other and said: “You don’t have to worry about that yet.”

Amon actually knew quite a bit of why they want their own shrines, but he just looked at the wine cup and said: “I’m well aware of one thing though, without people’s sincere offerings and faith, the statue is like a body without a soul, do you care the body that much?”

Ugallu laughed so loudly that it seemed as if the clouds in the sky were shaking with the laughter, and even the wine jug on the table jumped up. The Lion King had not roared yet, he was just talking and laughing, but it had already displayed such power. He laughed as he said: “You are right, but you haven’t completely understood many things in this world. We will need you to not only build shrines, but also perform a summoning ritual.

This way, it will be as if we were standing there, and we will be able to understand much of what is happening in the Plains of Duc. Through the wishes that people make before the statues, it will also serve as a form of practice in the understanding of all things in the world. As for whether or not there are offerings or sincere faith, you don’t have to worry about that, because once the shrine is there, people will always come to the shrine for their own reasons.”

Girtablullu also laughed and added, “It’s a small revenge. That place was Mourrin’s realm, so he wants a shrine there. As for me, I’m also doing this to show Marduc and Enlil a piece of my mind.”

Amon nodded and said: “I see, so please begin.”

Ugallu put away his smile and asked again: “Don’t you want to see what I’m going to give you as a gift?”

Amon shook his head. “I’ll accept this duel whether you give me a gift or not, it’s not too late to see it after the fight, and I don’t want to ask what it is first.”

The Lion King said with slight approval: “You are truly a man who will not be moved by temptation, I hope your strength is as strong as your mind.”

Amon had expected him to open his mouth and yell, but Ugallu sat there not moving at all, just watching him quietly. Amon was never afraid to meet anyone’s eyes, he also looked at Ugallu and suddenly noticed that there was something familiar about his eyes, much like the pupils of a cat in the darkness, these pupils were actually dilating!

In this moment of delusion, the surrounding scenery changed, the bleak desert became a vast grassland with no end in sight, the tent and the table disappeared, and only a small mountain-like lion stood in the distance, opening its bloody mouth to roar at the sky. The lion’s roar shook the heavens and the earth, while Amon seemed to be just an unknown living thing, and all the other living things on the grassland were trembling and crawling in the roar of the lion.

In the midst of the shocking roar, Amon remained clear of mind. He gently put his right leg on his left, and then a chair appeared beneath him, and a wine cup appeared in his hand. Following that, the surrounding scenery returned back to normal, and he was “back” to that tent on the sand dune, while Ugallu was still sitting across him.

Girtablullu laughed and said: “This roar of yours did not do much to him. If it were a real fight, he would have been able to activate Tiamat’s Wrath already.”

Ugallu replied with a heavy expression: “No one would choose to self-destruct before they’re in a desperate situation, this kid anchors his mind well, unlike those demons we once slew. … Pay attention, there are two more roars!”

As soon as he said that, Amon couldn’t hear anything, and the tent around him and the table in front of him disappeared. This time it wasn’t an illusion, but these objects were in fact shattered by raw power, and not into pieces, but instantly reduced to powder in the violent tremors. The roar was too overbearing and powerful, so much so that there was silence between heaven and earth.

Amon closed his eyes, neither looking nor listening, but he could feel the intense impact, like two mountains crashing together in a grind. This silent roar could reduce everything to dust, and in the impact, people couldn’t control their own power, as if body and soul were separated. If Amon had been suppressed by the roar, he wouldn’t have been able to use any scrolls, and it would have been too late even if he wanted to die together.

Girtablullu sat at the side, both female scorpions in his arms showing a painful expression. The sand around them rose up and wrapped around their bodies in a strange flowing movement, using rapid vibrations to block the impact of the roar, allowing the two scorpion demons to barely withstand it.

An unknown amount of time passed, but Amon finally opened his eyes, and realized that the sun had risen to its highest point. He had met Ugallu shortly after sunrise, then the Scorpion King showed up. The few of them hadn’t talked for long, but it was actually noon already.

As soon as his eyelids moved, the silent roar disappeared, the barrier of sand that enveloped the Scorpion King fell, and Girtablullu patted the shoulders of the two beloved consorts. “Fear not, it’s all right! …Ugallu, you’ve ruined the banquet, I haven’t had enough of the wine!”

The Lion King looked at Amon with widened eyes, and there was a hint of weariness in his eyes, the two roars just now had consumed a great amount of energy. Amon also felt a wave of weakness, but he remained silent and continued looking at Ugallu. Ugallu waved his red sleeves, apparently he had a spatial artifact as well, and in the blink of an eye a table was set up again.

Girtablullu’s hands were caressing his scared consorts huddling up against his chest. Finally, the Scorpion King reached out to pour the wine himself, and said as he drank: “Amon, you are indeed good, Ugallu’s roar did not paralyze you. If it is really a fight to the death, he would not have been able to stop you from using Tiamat’s Wrath. He has one last roar, and it’s not simply about physical power, so be careful.”

Ugallu, who had been sitting, finally stood up and stretched his hand across the table to point at Amon with one finger. In the instant that his finger extended, it was as if the world was silent and colorless. Everything disappeared, no sound, no image, nothing to be sensed. Human body grows with feelings and sensations. Without them, common people will lose the sense of existence and fail to respond to their own needs.

The world disappeared, and so did Amon himself. If Amon hadn’t passed the test when he broke through the eighth level, his soul would be lost instantly, then he would lose control of his body. Fortunately, he found himself back again. If this was a real fight, he should have made a move to break the opponent’s spell. But this wasn’t a real fight. This was just a game, a contest.

Amon held his soul as peaceful as being at home, as if the so-called body was just an imagination, a reflection of his mind, a beam of light shed on a blinded eye. Then came another roar from the endless void, a sound that could not be heard. It was the vibration coming from the souls in this world, with a power to shake any soul into pieces.

All the past events that lurked in the memory were suddenly presented with clarity, dragging him away from the reality and pulling him into the turbulence of time and space. Once he pulled a thought, he would be lost in the disordered chaos of his own spiritual imprints. This illusion was so unreal that it appeared to be real in turn. It was like a prison built with his own soul and the only way out was the total denial of his self. If Amon hadn’t experienced Schrodinger’s spiritual imprints, he would have already thrown out the scroll of Tiamat’s Wrath, even knowing that it was fake.

But Amon remained unmoved. Not only was his figure sitting there securely, but there was no wavering inside either. When the sunlight finally pierced the void and spilled onto him, he was back in the desert by the sea, holding half a cup of wine in his hand.

Ugallu looked at him with an unbelievable gaze and said: “With this last roar of mine, even if you weren’t a match for it, you can still cast magic to try to break free. But it seems that you were not touched at all, how is this possible, are you also a god who has passed the test of endless ceasing and arising cycle?”

Amon smiled and breathed a sigh of relief. “Perhaps I was luckier and thus was able to withstand your third roar. Lion King, you are stronger and more accomplished than me, but I am not without the power to fight. If you really want to kill me, even without using Tiamat’s Wrath, you will have to pay a great price. Thank you for settling it in this way, and thank you for the wine!”

He drank up the rest of the wine slowly, and only now could he feel a buzzing echo in his head. He felt mentally exhausted and all his bones ached, as if he had just experienced a fierce battle. The sun was already starting to set in the west, the two female scorpions in Girtablullu’s arms had already passed out. Amon could withstand this roar thanks to the experience in Schrodinger’s spiritual imprint, but he certainly was not going to tell Ugallu and Girtablullu about it.

Girtablullu sighed. “Ugallu, according to the agreement, Amon won! … Didn’t expect that, didn’t expect that at all. Amon, congratulations!”

With a wave of his hand, an object flew towards Amon, and Amon reached out to catch it, only to see that it was a polished bull horn. It was completely different from an ordinary horn, over three feet long, curved with a slight spiral, obviously refined by magical power. It existed in a single flawless body, and it was translucent with an onyx pattern.

Amon asked in surprise: “What is this?”

The Lion King looked at the horn in Amon’s hand with a sad look in his eyes. “You should have heard of our legends. When the war of the Anunnaki started, Girtablullu and I were both summoned by Tiamat and Kingu. There had been nine of us, talented beasts raised by or received guidance from the Ennead. We were called the nine emissaries. Girtablullu and I survived the battle, so were Mushmahhur and Kulullur. The others didn’t. Kulullur left immediately after the battle and is nowhere to be found today. Mushmahhur, who later called himself Humbaba, was eventually killed by Enkidu.

In that war, Kusarikku, one of the nine emissaries, was slain by Mourrin, and this is the horn of that poor bull which Mourrin gave to me as a reminder of that battle. It is a powerful weapon, a natural artifact. It can even be made a deitifact. I am not keeping it anymore, so if you see Mourrin, take out this horn and tell her what happened today.”

Girtablullu sighed. “Kusarikku was different from the rest of us. He had a gentle temperament. He never killed anyone in his life and only ate grass, but no one can stop him when he goes berserk. In the battle of the gods it charged at the forefront with flames on its hooves, and the thunderbolts of Marduc only destroyed one of its horns. Then it used its remaining horn to take down two other gods, and was finally slain by Mourrin. This horn became Mourrin’s trophy.”

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Jun 14 Ch.77 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 77: A Peaceful Job Jun 14 Ch.78 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 78: Devotion Decides Jun 14 Ch.79 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 79: The Blessing from Isis Jun 14 Ch.80 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 80: An Arrow That Muddles Three Kingdoms Jun 14 Ch.81 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 81: Look Back to the Beginning Jun 14 Ch.82 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 82: Fusion and Conflation Jun 14 Ch.83 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 83: Duc's Past Jun 14 Ch.84 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 84: Mount Horeb Jun 14 Ch.85 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 85: That Shouldn't Be Your Curse Jun 14 Ch.86 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 86: Moses' Story Jun 14 Ch.87 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 87: You Shall Pray to No Other Gods Than Me Jun 14 Ch.88 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 88: You Dropped Something Jun 14 Ch.89 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 89: Desert of Trial Jun 14 Ch.90 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 90: Poisonous Smoke in the Vast Desert Jun 14 Ch.91 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 91: The Scorpion King Jun 14 Ch.92 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 92: A Strange Covenant Jun 14 Ch.93 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 93: Reincarnation Jun 14 Ch.94 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 94: What I Do is What I Want Jun 14 Ch.95 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 95: Sunset Is Where Home Is Jun 14 Ch.96 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 96: A Confidential Letter Jun 14 Ch.97 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 97: The Talent of People Jun 14 Ch.98 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 98: The Laugh of the Gods Jun 14 Ch.99 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 99: The Dialogue between two Goddesses Jun 14 Ch.100 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 100: The Greatest Temptation Jun 14 Ch.101 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 101: Farewell to the Gods Jun 14 Ch.102 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 102: An Awkward Trick Jun 14 Ch.103 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 103: Tell Me If You Have Something to Say Jun 14 Ch.104 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 104: Who Betrayed Amon? Jun 14 Ch.105 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 105: I'm Returning It to You Jun 14 Ch.106 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 106: The Source of Life Jun 14 Ch.107 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 107: The Legion Jun 14 Ch.108 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 108: In the Name of God Jun 14 Ch.109 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 109: The Prelude to War Jun 14 Ch.110 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 110: The Fooled Pharoah Jun 14 Ch.111 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 111: Falling Into a Trap Jun 14 Ch.112 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 112: With One Hair Pulled, the Body Follows Jun 14 Ch.113 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 113: The Disappearance of the Head Jun 14 Ch.114 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 114: The Boldest Risk Jun 14 Ch.115 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 115: Ignition Jun 14 Ch.116 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 116: The King Will Protect Me Jun 14 Ch.117 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 117: War and Peace Jun 14 Ch.118 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 118: Another Game of Chess Jun 14 Ch.119 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 119: A Vacant Seat Jun 14 Ch.120 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 120: Victory for Both Jun 14 Ch.121 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 121: Amon Got Promoted Jun 14 Ch.122 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 122: You Give Me The Power, I Give You A Plan Jun 14 Ch.123 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 123: The greatest warrior in the continent Jun 14 Ch.124 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 124: A Long and Arduous Battle Jun 14 Ch.125 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 125: A Solution Jun 14 Ch.126 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 126: Enemy at the gates Jun 14 Ch.127 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 127: The Most Extravagant Counterattack Jun 14 Ch.128 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 128: The God of War Jun 14 Ch.129 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 129: Let the Mad Man Have His Way Jun 14 Ch.130 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 130: To Kill a God Jun 14 Ch.131 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 131: Don't Say My Name Jun 14 Ch.132 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 132: Once And For All Jun 14 Ch.133 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 133: Conversation on the Battlefield Jun 14 Ch.134 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 134: The Fate of Enkidu Jun 14 Ch.135 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 135: A Poor Ducian Jun 14 Ch.136 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 136: Two Requests Jun 14 Ch.137 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 137: All The Way Home Jun 14 Ch.138 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 138: The Key of Destiny Jun 14 Ch.139 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 139: Dead or Alive Jun 14 Ch.140 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 140: Secrets of the Gods Jun 14 Ch.141 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 141: The Fish that I Want Jun 14 Ch.142 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 142: Path to the Gods Jun 14 Ch.143 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 143: Get Your Best Girls Here Jun 14 Ch.144 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 144: Chaos in Memphis Jun 14 Ch.145 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 145: She is the murderer Jun 14 Ch.146 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 146: Chaos in Memphis Jun 14 Ch.147 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 147: Everything's Above Board Jun 14 Ch.148 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 148: She Must Be Really Beautiful Jun 14 Ch.149 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 149: Horus' Wing Broken Jun 14 Ch.150 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 150: Moses has left Jun 14 Ch.151 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 151: She is long gone Jun 14 Ch.152 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 152: The Source of Power Jun 14 Ch.153 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 153: God is unique Jun 14 Ch.154 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 154: The river in blood Jun 14 Ch.155 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 155: Divine Punishment Jun 14 Ch.156 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 156: Heqet the Goddess of Frog Jun 14 Ch.157 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 157: Playing a con Jun 14 Ch.158 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 158: I Am A Cat Jun 14 Ch.159 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 159: The Endless Arising And Ceasing Cycle Jun 14 Ch.160 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 160: Cat Goddess Bastet Jun 14 Ch.161 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 161: A Hundred Years of Solitude Jun 14 Ch.162 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 162: An Escape Plan Jun 14 Ch.163 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 163: Can't Let You Go Jun 14 Ch.164 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 164: Bastet parts the Red Sea Jun 14 Ch.165 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 165: Amon kills the Prince Jun 14 Ch.166 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 166: The Eye of Sealing Jun 14 Ch.167 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 167: Lion King Jun 14 Ch.168 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 168: Lion's Roar ← Current Jun 14 Ch.169 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 169: Heart of the Goddess Jun 14 Ch.170 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 170: Temporary peace Jun 14 Ch.171 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 171: A Faith For All Jun 14 Ch.172 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 172: The Path to Heaven Jun 14 Ch.173 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 173: Covenant of the Gods Jun 14 Ch.174 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 174: Rulio the Merman Jun 14 Ch.175 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 175: Let's make a deal Jun 14 Ch.176 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 176: Footsteps make the road Jun 14 Ch.177 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 177: Bright Moon Night Jun 14 Ch.178 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 178: What is a spirit? Jun 14 Ch.179 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 179: Goddess of the Marsh Jun 14 Ch.180 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 180: The Eye of Sealing vs the Edge of Order Jun 14 Ch.181 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 181: Beyond the world's imagination Jun 14 Ch.182 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 182: The goddess appears Jun 14 Ch.183 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 183: You are not the only one Jun 14 Ch.184 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 184: My Sins Jun 14 Ch.185 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 185: Mount Sinai Jun 14 Ch.186 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 186: The face of God Jun 14 Ch.187 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 187: It's all Mourrin's fault Jun 14 Ch.188 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 188: Snake Lure Jun 14 Ch.189 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 189: A brilliant turnaround Jun 14 Ch.190 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 190: Saving Geshtinanna Jun 14 Ch.191 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 191: If there isn't an afterworld, I'll be it Jun 14 Ch.192 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 192: Garden of Eden Jun 14 Ch.193 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 193: David goes to battle Jun 14 Ch.194 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 194: An exchange between emissaries Jun 14 Ch.195 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 195: Time for war Jun 14 Ch.196 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 196: Nothing left to the enemy Jun 14 Ch.197 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 197: The Battle of the Siege Jun 14 Ch.198 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 198: A fierce battle Jun 14 Ch.199 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 199: The victory of God Amon Jun 14 Ch.200 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 200: Major Event Jun 14 Ch.201 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 201: Heartbroken Jun 14 Ch.202 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 202: When God Wasn't There Jun 14 Ch.203 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 203: In the Search of the God Jun 14 Ch.204 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 204: To Err Is Mortal Jun 14 Ch.205 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 205: The gods who fell from the altar Jun 14 Ch.206 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 206: One man’s battle with an empire Jun 14 Ch.207 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 207: His name is Satan Jun 14 Ch.208 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 208: From Maker to Creator Jun 14 Ch.209 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 209: Seagull Jun 14 Ch.210 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 210: The world of Osiris Jun 14 Ch.211 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 211: Judgment finally comes Jun 14 Ch.212 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 212: I will guard your peace Jun 14 Ch.213 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 213: The Birth of A New God Jun 14 Ch.214 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 214: Using the people’s will to kidnap a god Jun 14 Ch.215 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 215: The brutal Assyrian king Jun 14 Ch.216 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 216: The time of God’s descent Jun 14 Ch.217 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 217: Enlil, don’t run! Jun 14 Ch.218 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 218: The test never ends Jun 14 Ch.219 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 219: Amon’s vow Jun 14 Ch.220 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 220: There is only one way Jun 14 Ch.221 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 221: Want the kingdom as well as the beauty Jun 14 Ch.222 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 222: Faust’s dilemma Jun 14 Ch.223 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 223: The Victor and the Loser Jun 14 Ch.224 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 224: Who is Satan Jun 14 Ch.225 Pivot of the Sky - Chapter 225: Who is the hero? Jun 14