City of Luck, inside the Infinite Divine Temple.

Daniel's gaze was fixed in one direction — toward Gulis.

That pitiful creature was the first Fake God Daniel had lured here himself.

The godhood Gulis held belonged to the domain of Earth and Stone, and within that entire domain, there was only one remaining Fake God — Gulis.

As soon as the creature stepped into Daniel's attack range, Daniel directly unleashed his own divine construct.

"Infinity Domain, activate."

In an instant, the vast land spanning tens of thousands of kilometers was swallowed by a blinding glow.

Before Gulis even reached the City of Luck, his instincts screamed danger.

It was too late.

In the blink of an eye, the faint faith power still circulating within his body was completely gone.

Even the few demigod believers he trusted most — those who had worshipped him for centuries — suddenly turned their faith away at this crucial moment.

"Could they have done this on purpose?"

The thought barely had time to form when his divine consciousness was engulfed.

The Infinity Domain had already locked him in.

Daniel's eyes flashed as a status panel appeared before him.

[Stone Turtle Gulis]

[Level: 700]

[Divine Domain: Earth and Stone]

[Pantheon: Ancient God Lineage]

[Power Tier: Fake God]

After a quick glance, Daniel's eyes filled with disdain.

Compared to Fleshheart, the difference was enormous.

Back then, Fleshheart had reached the very peak of the Fake God tier, just one step from Demigod Rank.

Had he succeeded in his ascension ritual, he would have entered the modern divine system as a near-god — a true apex being who once ruled over the entire Flesh Continent.

In contrast, Gulis was an ancient relic.

A decaying god stripped of almost all his faith, a shadow of what he once was.

He wasn't just weak — he was hollow.

Within the Infinity Domain, Daniel hovered calmly in the sky, gazing down at the trembling earth below.

So this was the so-called "Fake God that's hard to kill"?

What a joke.

He raised one hand slightly, his fingers flicking in the air.

Dozens of streaks of fiery light tore through the clouds.

Meteor Arrow Rain descended.

Each burning arrow ripped through the atmosphere like a falling star, striking the land with the fury of heaven's judgment.

Explosions burst continuously across the vast plain.

The ground shook violently.

Even though Gulis had already buried his enormous body deep beneath the surface, the arrows pierced straight through the layers of rock, detonating beneath the soil.

The thunderous roars echoed for miles.

A cold tremor crawled through Gulis's body.

He didn't understand — why had he even dared to come here?

This was the City of Luck, home to gods.

And that human in the distance… everything about him felt wrong.

Why had he been so impulsive? That wasn't his nature.

Could his will have been manipulated?

No… something had definitely tampered with his divine mind!

Gulis struggled to summon his domain of Earth and Stone, to regain control of the situation.

But as soon as he tried, horror froze him still.

His faith power — the foundation of all divine strength — was almost gone.

Barely one-tenth of his full capacity remained.

That meant he couldn't even activate his domain.

"Why… why is my faith draining so quickly!?"

His eyes widened.

Once, he had commanded over a hundred million believers, storing more than ten billion units of divine faith power.

Now, there were only a few million left.

His believers had fallen from millions to mere thousands.

That loss alone left him numb with disbelief.

But he no longer had time to think.

Divine skills were already falling from the sky.

[Thunderfall Divine Shield]

[Meteor Arrow Rain]

[Phantom Slash]

[Toxic Mist of Perdition]

A storm of God Rank Skills exploded all around him.

Countless rays of divine energy rained down, each strike shaking the ground.

The solid rocks that made up his body were torn apart one after another.

His HP dropped at a terrifying rate.

The defense that once made him almost indestructible was now meaningless under the bombardment of divine wrath.

Cracks spread across his shell like spiderwebs, glowing with molten light.

Worse still, the [Mental Corruption] effect began stacking rapidly.

Daniel's spiritual pressure filled every corner of the Infinity Domain.

Within a second, Gulis's consciousness shattered.

He lost all reason, falling into complete madness.

His body still stood, but the god within was gone.

Daniel simply watched.

This was his first time facing a Fake God alone, yet it felt… trivial.

Even weakened, Fake Gods had enormous HP reserves, making them hard to destroy instantly.

Gulis's stats reflected his nature perfectly — high defense, immense durability, poor offense.

A mountain that could endure, but never fight back.

"You filthy insect!"

The voice of the ancient god howled through the mindscape.

"Do you think you can kill me? You, a mortal!?"

Driven by rage and instinct, Gulis unleashed every divine skill he still possessed.

Massive stone spikes erupted from the earth, mountains rose, and the very crust trembled as he tried to bury Daniel beneath an avalanche of divine might.

The world itself seemed to move at his command.

But all of it shattered the instant Daniel moved his hand.

Another volley of divine meteors fell, annihilating everything.

Every stone pillar exploded into dust.

Every barrier disintegrated before it could form.

Every attack was erased by overwhelming force.

No matter how he fought, Gulis couldn't touch Daniel.

His power was collapsing faster than he could rebuild it.

Daniel sighed softly.

"I really did overestimate you."

He waved one hand, dismissing the projection of his other clones across the world.

They didn't need to intervene.

This fight was over.

Even a single clone could have ended Gulis.

Deploying so many precautions had been pointless.

This particular clone hadn't even activated the Infinity Domain's full damage amplification, yet Gulis was already dying.

The ground split open as the stone turtle's body crumbled piece by piece.

Energy leaked from the fissures like glowing rivers.

Daniel remained still.

He knew not all Fake Gods were this weak.

Gulis was an exception — a broken deity whose faith had been devoured by time and betrayal.

A true Fake God, one whose followers remained loyal and faith abundant, could rival even demigods.

Those required caution.

But this one… was already finished.

Gulis's voice turned into a low, broken roar as his body cracked apart.

Fragments of divine rock burst into light and scattered into the sky.

The Infinite Domain flickered once, absorbing every drop of divine essence left behind.

When it was over, silence fell.

The barren land stretched endlessly, covered in craters where meteors had struck.

Daniel stood alone in the center of the devastation.

He extended a hand, and a small sphere of golden runes floated toward him — Gulis's God Core.

Another trophy.

Another resource for his growing collection.

He looked at it calmly, then turned away.

His body dissolved into countless light particles that scattered with the wind, leaving behind nothing but a dead god and a scorched land.

Gulis, once a proud deity of stone and earth, had been erased in less than three seconds of true battle.

Daniel didn't even break a sweat.

And above the silent ruins, the Infinite Divine Temple of the City of Luck shone brighter than ever — a beacon of divine authority.

A warning to every god still watching from afar.

"Those who once ruled through faith," Daniel whispered, his fading voice echoing through the divine winds, "will now kneel before those who rule through will."

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