Huh? Are they all real?.

But the other person still didn't look at him.

Instead, he turned to look at the ruins behind him.

"You bastard, don't you have ears? I'm still alive! I'm still here! Look over here!"

At this point, Moen gave him a strange look and said:

"do not you know?"

This was a question that even startled the enraged King Blessed for a moment:

"what do you know?"

Moen shook his head and said:

"I know your father is still alive."

"Father can't withstand that kind of attack. Wait!"

Realizing what was happening, the Blessed King looked incredulously at the ruins that had never been restored.

Even the ultimate warrior Ned couldn't withstand such an attack.

The only possibility is that Ned the God of War sacrificed everything in exchange for dozens of times more power!

An arm, which had returned to normal from pearly white, and then turned pale again, suddenly stretched out from the collapsed ruins.

Even the fragments that the Divine Strike could not completely destroy crumbled and shattered as easily as bubbles in front of the owner of this arm.

Ned, the God of War, who offered up all of himself, returned from the Promised Land, having traversed half his body!

However, this time he only had his right arm and one hand left.

Clearly, the forcibly reattached left hand could not remain in the face of such a sacrifice.

But this had no impact on his power whatsoever.

Because his power has risen to the point where even a Sequence One would feel a stinging pain in their soul from his gaze.

Ned stretched his neck slightly and glanced regretfully at his only remaining right arm, saying:

"This power is beyond imagination. So, it seems I haven't lost yet!"

Ned lowered his right hand and tilted his head slightly to look at Moen in front of him.

"Don't you think so, old friend?"

Moen then laughed and said:

“You’ve already lost, Ned. I wasn’t wrong.”

Ned Stark, the God of War, was not a man who liked to laugh, because even his only family member couldn't understand him.

Even so, he still laughed loudly in the face of Moen's words.

The laughter nearly killed Karu Judd.

"O O One, do you really think you can defeat me in my current state?"

After saying that, he suddenly looked at Moen and said:

"Don't you know what I offered?"

Moen said seriously and calmly:

"You gave everything to gain power far beyond the limit."

At this point, Moen smiled at him and said meaningfully:

"But you don't really think you can rival the Primordial One, do you?"

Chapter 388 The Principle of Return (4k)

You don't actually think you're on par with the original, do you?

These words echoed throughout the sea of ​​flowers like a spell.

Even though Ned's entire body had turned pale, it was still clear how terrible his expression looked.

Sequence zero as the warrior pathway.

Although he was the first in history, that's what he, and many others, basically thought.

That is, as long as the God of War offers everything, he can temporarily gain power comparable to the primordial.

That's absolutely invincible!

That's why he gave everything, intending to completely annihilate this terrifying enemy.

But now, this person is telling him that they were all wrong?

He had intended to laugh at the other person's ignorance and fearlessness, but for some reason, he found himself agreeing from the bottom of his heart that what he said was probably true.

Seeing Ned fall silent, Moen offered a rather poignant explanation:

"This world was created by the primordial God, and everything comes from Him. Since that is the case, how can you, who have only obtained a part of it, compare with Him?"

This is a very simple logic problem.

But it seems that many people don't understand it, or rather, they understand it but are unwilling to believe it.

After all, people are never satisfied.

Ned fell into a long silence.

Moen's explanation made his sacrifice seem utterly ridiculous.

But after a moment, he felt relieved.

The God of War, who had stopped, started walking towards his divine enemy again.

“You’re right, I did make a mistake. However, that doesn’t mean my efforts were meaningless, because I did gain power far exceeding what I had before.”

"Therefore, I can kill you, kill you without any difficulty!"

Yes, as long as this remains unchanged, everything he does will be valuable.

His only goal was to kill Moen.

But if Moen's previous answer had put him in a brief daze...

Moen's answer at that moment plunged him into great unease.

Seeing him walking confidently towards him, Moen chuckled and said:

"Don't you understand? What I mean is, since you're not the original being, don't even think about being invincible or guaranteed to win!"

This is impossible!

This was Ned's first reaction.

His power at this moment was absolutely genuine; it was a strength that would make any eldest son retreat in fear.

But then an almost endless panic surged within him.

His relationship with his enemy was not deep; they only fought once back then.

But he knew that if the hermit could be an enemy of the gods, it would mean that this guy who died and came back to life, came back to life and died again, and then repeated the cycle.

It will definitely be far beyond his comprehension.

For example, who knows if he might be some other important person?

Realizing the situation might be extremely unfavorable, Ned made a move that surprised even Moen—he reached out and grabbed the headless orc's corpse out of thin air.

He immediately removed one of the Nine Rings of Man that the orc had always worn.

He didn't want to obtain Sauron's Ring to enhance himself.

He's going to destroy the Ring!

Because the orcs who wielded the Ring lost too quickly. So quickly that it was completely inconsistent with their status as Ring-bearers.

Therefore, he suspected that the Dark Lord Sauron was also this damned guy!

So much so that the Ring was completely unable to exert its powerful force in his presence.

Therefore, to prevent this possibility from coming true, he must destroy the Ring immediately, lest the other party suddenly use the Ring to give him a surprise.

Even if he guessed wrong, it doesn't matter, since The Lord of the Rings has already proven its unreliability with the headless corpses of the orcs.

It must be said that he was right, because Sauron was indeed Moen.

However, he overlooked a very important factor—the One Ring was far more complex than he had imagined.

Even the immense power gained from a god offering everything couldn't shake that tiny ring!

"How can it be?!"

For the first time, Ned lost his composure and shouted it out.

When Moen told him that even if he offered everything, it would still be far less than what he had experienced in the beginning, he only showed a slight sense of dejection.

Now, he has truly lost his composure.

I have given everything, and when it is all over, I will not even be able to retain my soul to go to the promised land originally given to the resting ones!

The result is far worse than the original, and yet it can't even destroy Sauron's ring!

At the same time, Ned immediately realized another extremely fatal problem—if Sauron could forge such a ring, then he could also destroy it.

In that case, if I can't destroy the rings that Sauron can destroy, wouldn't I be inferior to Sauron?

Sauron seemed to be the formidable enemy before him.

Seeing his actions, Moen laughed sheepishly.

"Looks like you understand, Ned."

Ned's deathly pale face twitched noticeably for a moment before he looked at Moen and said:

"Are you really still Sauron?"

Moen nodded and said:

"Yes, the ring on your hand is also one of my creations."

If it could delay the other party until their time was up, Moen would be happy to do so.

He has a way to play a game, but he also hopes to keep a good hand.

After all, Moen still has no idea what the world behind the door is like.

Moen's candid revelation left almost all three of them, except for him, completely dumbfounded.

Karu Jade, utterly devastated, cried out on behalf of his supreme god:

"How could you be Sauron's? How could you be the Dark Lord!"

Whether they are the savior hermit or the enemies of God who are fighting against the Church of Steelheart, they are all clearly noble.

He is a completely different being from the Dark Lord who can sit and dine with prophets.

This is just like when Batman takes off his mask, and everyone exclaims in surprise that he is still the Joker of Gotham!

Because Karu Jade acted as Ned's mouth double, Ned remained silent, simply scrutinizing Moen and awaiting his reply.

He knew Moen wanted to wait until his time was up, but he also wanted to observe carefully what this guy was up to.

After all, although his time is precious, he really can't afford to lose.

Even though he had obtained unparalleled power, the divine enemy still put him under immense pressure.

Seeing that he was willing to wait, Mo En was naturally happy to keep him company.

"I am indeed Sauron. As for your confusion, I can only say that I did deliberately send those nineteen rings into their hands, but I also did not cast any dark magic on them that would cause people to fall into the abyss."

"Those remarks are just them trying to justify themselves."

“I made these nineteen rings simply to fulfill my wish and to give people some treasures that may be useful.”

In the Lord of the Rings set in Mohen's homeland, the real Sauron forged nineteen powerful and malevolent rings with pure malice.

Moen, who paid tribute to this, truly put into practice Sauron's words and actions of tricking the elves into helping him forge the ring—a gift representing goodwill.

"But that still became the root of all the chaos."