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Chapter 1031, If ​​you can ascend to godhood, so can I.

Gu Hang didn't get away so easily.

Bassor suffered such a huge loss, how could he possibly let it go?

The main losses are reflected in two aspects.

There's no distinction between primary and secondary issues; both sides are painful.

Firstly, his divine kingdom suffered a heavy blow from Gu Hang.

Regardless of whether Gu Hang ran away later, at least at the very beginning of the Storm God Kingdom's arrival, Gu Hang's aura and actual actions were all aimed at destroying and collapsing his Myriad Furnace.

They went all out from the start; the clash between the two divine kingdoms was extremely sudden and terrifying.

Bassor was caught off guard, and secondly, he didn't expect Gu Hang to be so decisive. Most importantly, he was reluctant to give up the fruits of victory that he was about to reap in the real universe.

Three reasons put him at a huge disadvantage from the start, leading to a severe blow to the divine kingdom.

It can already be considered that the damage has reached its root.

Secondly, the loss was that he ultimately failed to preserve his gains in the real universe.

After he had to draw all his attention back, the combat power of his avatar plummeted; then, when the divine kingdom suffered a major blow, the avatar that was affected died by Leon's sword.

Suddenly, the battle situation on Rain Star was reversed.

Chaos, which was already launching a full-scale strategic counter-offensive, was pushed back again.

Furthermore, humanity continues to send more troops to Rainborn, and under Leon's leadership and command, they seem determined to defy Rainborn's hostile environment and wipe out and occupy the entire planet.

Reaching that point meant that the 'artifact' crafted from the key fragments that Bassol had spent many years and paid a heavy price to collect in cooperation with Alchaton had finally fallen into human hands.

These two incidents were enough to make him hate Gu Hang, who caused all of this, to the core.

He couldn't possibly let Gu Hang off the hook like that.

Furthermore, it's impossible to swallow your anger, bear the bitter pill, lick your wounds, and then seek trouble with Gu Hang later after you've recovered.

The reason is simple—he still doesn't want to give up his artifact.

The overall situation seems to be settled, but in reality it is not.

Bassor believes he still has a chance to turn things around.

Of course, all the previous 'bets' have been lost. To turn things around, one naturally needs to place even bigger bets and wager more of their wealth.

Bassor hesitated for a moment about this.

But he quickly put aside his doubts.

One aspect is that I can't stand this attitude, and that's a relatively minor one.

The main reason is that if he admits guilt and lets it go this time, will he still have a chance?
It's very likely that it's no longer available.

His subtle persuasion of Alchaton, the so-called chosen one of the Four Gods and the Warmaster of Chaos, was a stroke of genius. The cooperation between the two was based on his ability to collect all the artifacts and then open the so-called 'ancient weapon'.

Now that he has failed, will Alchaton continue to work closely with him?
Besides Alchaton, can he find other partners to collaborate with?
The Four Gods overlooked him last time, either because they didn't pay attention to him or because they indulged him for various reasons. But will they have that chance next time?
And now that Yusheng Star has fallen into the hands of the Empire and Gu Hang, is there still a chance to take it back?
These are all problems.

If he doesn't continue the betting now, he's afraid that once he's healed, he won't even have a chance to buy a ticket to join the game!

Want to place even more bets?

Then let's bet!

Someone has already set a good example for him.

That's Gu Hang himself!
In the battle that just happened, why was Gu Hang able to gain a huge advantage in an instant and quickly inflict heavy damage on him?

Isn't that because Gu Hang is ruthless and decisive enough?

There was absolutely no testing the waters, let alone any communication. From the very beginning, the entire Storm God Kingdom pressed in, determined to destroy him. Did Gu Hang even consider the consequences of failure?

If he goes in recklessly like this, he might succeed; but what if he fails?
Gu Hang's divine kingdom will also be destroyed.

But they went all in right away and won.

Bassor has learned a profound lesson.

We must learn from Gu Hang; we must be resolute enough to disregard costs in such critical moments.

When one failure means there's no chance of ever turning things around, what are you waiting for if you don't give it your all?

On it!

……

Bassor's relentless pursuit was exactly what Gu Hang had expected.

To unleash all one's power and launch a fierce attack on the All-Encompassing Furnace seems reckless... well, it really is reckless.

But what was called "recklessness" was actually something Gu Hang had planned.

Some of Bassor's insights are correct.

For Gu Hang, he could never accept Bassol's ascension to godhood, nor could he accept that the so-called ancient weapon being in the hands of humanity's greatest enemy.

Unlike some alien opponents, the Chaos Warlord, having obtained the so-called ancient weapon, has no need to think about who he will use it on.

Rather than struggling desperately later, it's better to give it your all now.

This is a plan based on motivation.

It may seem reckless, but it is actually a well-thought-out and all-out effort.

At the same time, Gu Hang also had various considerations regarding the aftermath.

If Bassor were to back down and admit defeat, that would be the best outcome.

While it's troublesome that the other party is relentlessly pursuing you, there are ways to deal with it.

During the chase, Gu Hang's first question was whether there were any other interfering parties in his battle with Bassor.
This is the main reason why Gu Hang was constantly being pursued but never responded.

Currently, it appears that no one has intervened.

Also normal.

Why did Gu Hang, the Gambassador, get involved?
Nobody wants Bassor to go up another level.

Gu Hang's intervention to stop Bassol is something many beings in the subspace are happy to see.

Now, Gu Hang has likely succeeded. While Bassor may not be completely stopped, he has at least lost his chance.

Next, when Bassor sought revenge, no one intervened.

Since this guy has lost the chance to take another step forward, watching him beat up Gu Hang is also an interesting thing.

This is good, and Gu Hang is quite happy.

Anyway, he never expected anyone to help him.

If no one causes trouble, wouldn't that be good news?

Furthermore, if Bassor hadn't pursued him, Gu Hang had planned to give up; but since that guy had come to pursue him, it actually gave Gu Hang an opportunity.

Bassol could gain a chance to advance further with that so-called divine artifact, so does Gu Hang... have a similar opportunity?
After all, if we really compare, he's only one step away from taking the next level.

(End of this chapter)