After work, start to speedrun the other world-Chapter 405 - 150: Ascending the Throne of Omniscience_3

In fact, if Adam really could channel the strength of all humanity into the Blood Kin Knight’s Sword, he indeed would have perished in an instant.

However, that’s only a theoretical possibility to channel the strength of all humanity.

To exert the strength of all humanity, a certain amount of Magic Power is needed, and Adam, as a human, clearly doesn’t possess that power.

That’s why he dared to trade wounds for life.

On the other side.

The silent phantoms of All Gods turned their heads in understanding, even though their gaze fell upon no one, anyone could guess whom the Gods were watching.

They were certainly watching the Goddess of Life.

If not for the Grace of Life granted by the Goddess, Ahtal would have died under that strike, with no chance of a counterattack.

"Can the Goddess take back her grace?" a divine phantom voiced its question, "As long as the grace is withdrawn, Ahtal will immediately be defeated."

The current situation was crystal clear, Ahtal simply couldn’t resist the Blood Kin Knight’s Sword; as soon as Adam came back to life and used the Blood Kin Knight’s Sword, Ahtal would die immediately... but that’s assuming the Grace of Life wasn’t there.

With the extraordinary Grace of Life, Ahtal’s vitality had become strong enough to resist death; even if reduced to a bloody pulp by the Blood Kin Knight’s Sword, he wouldn’t die.

And just then, Adam returned from death, his body seemingly refreshed as if renewed, even his stance had changed, the previously dropped Blood Kin Knight’s Sword also returned to his hand.

"Can’t use up all the Magic Power in one go, or there will be an opportunity to be killed," he flicked the Blood Kin Knight’s Sword, his tone calm as he analyzed the situation, "better maintain a reserve of strength for battle techniques."

As he finished speaking, his figure vanished on the spot, and the Knight’s Sword in his hand chopped down at Ahtal. This strike consumed nearly eighty percent of his Magic Power, the remainder ensuring he had enough to teleport away instantaneously.

"Bang!" The moment Xi Mu blocked the sword with a swing, his body erupted with fresh red blood, but it recovered instantly.

He could win.

Adam’s body disappeared from the spot, distancing himself a kilometer away from Ahtal. The instant his toe touched the ground, his Magic Power filled up completely, and he vanished on the spot again, reappearing beside Ahtal to swing his sword.

After Ahtal blocked the sword, he disappeared once more to avoid a counterattack.

Compared to himself who could replenish Magic Power infinitely just by standing on the ground, Ahtal’s Magic Power had its limits, and even dragging out the fight could lead to victory.

"Annoying," Xi Mu spoke coldly, well-prepared for Adam’s persistent scraping attacks.

After blocking one of Adam’s sudden assaults, black flames leaked between his teeth, spewing Dragon Breath towards the ground below.

At his current state, with the intent, he could unleash attacks on the scale of a map, enough to burn a small island to ashes.

This was not difficult.

"Boom!" The surging black flames rolled back up into the sky, resembling a black mushroom cloud, and the immense heat spread out, evaporating a large volume of seawater.

A hazy fog enveloped the sea.

"Burning the entire island is a bit reckless, isn’t it?" Adam couldn’t help but complain, striding on the sea surface, his view filled with high-temperature steam.

Now that he could no longer stand on solid ground, he naturally couldn’t replenish his Magic Power. Of course, he could choose to change the battlefield or dive directly beneath the sea, to let his feet touch the ground.

But doing so meant leaving the coverage of the Tree of Omniscience’s reflection, which would strip him of the ability to instantly move, and Ahtal would have the opportunity to engage in close-quarters combat.

"So you no longer have endless Magic Power, do you?" Ahtal stepped out of the white fog, his cold eyes carrying murderous intent, "Try that attack from before again, if you still can."

"Ahtal, have you become a Demon?" Adam looked at the formidable Ahtal and couldn’t help but harbor such a thought. He had received so many blessings and held a nearly invincible weapon. Even the shadow of the Tree of Omniscience had been summoned, yet he still couldn’t handle this man, Ahtal.

Every power he possessed made him almost invincible, and with so many unsolvable forces combined, he could essentially be the strongest beneath the gods.

Yet, the one falling behind was him. Every ability he used was quickly countered by Ahtal, leaving him somewhat at a loss now.

If I became a Demon, you would die in an instant," Ahtal said while approaching Adam, his words appearing arrogant.

However, this was no lie.

Adam, with the ability to see through lies, was clearly aware Ahtal was telling the truth. If Ahtal had indeed become a Demon, then he was confident he could end the battle in an instant.

"I’m at a loss," he admitted, "If you use the Ash Fire to burn the tree, then I will be defeated."

"What do you mean?" Xi Mu stopped in his tracks, frowning at the candid Adam, silently waiting for the boss’s three-stage transformation.

"What’s the use of the Tree of Omniscience?" Adam suddenly asked, and upon seeing doubt on Ahtal’s face,

he gave an answer.

"The Tree of Omniscience, which exists everywhere, symbolizes the ability to know everything, and knowing everything means you can interfere with everything, and being able to interfere with everything means you can do anything."

"Do you want to die?" Xi Mu frowned; he, of course, knew what the Tree of Omniscience meant, but also knew the Divine Throne upon it should not be coveted. Even if Adam touched the Divine Throne of God, he would still be dealt with afterward.

But Adam didn’t care. His body disappeared on the spot and appeared atop the reflection of the Tree of Omniscience.

In the center of the Golden Temple, there was a divine seat, the position belonging to the God of Omniscience.