With the birth of the sky, Tartarus also realized that the structure of the Chaos realm was not a universe, but rather a worldview encompassing countless planets.
It was closer to the “flat earth” structure he had known in his past life, but with slight differences.
The earth was flat, with the sky above it—a hemispherical dome covering half of the Chaos realm—and the abyss lay at the bottom.
Since the birth of darkness and night, the earth had never been directly connected to the surrounding world.
The earth was surrounded by infinite darkness.
Now the sky, the world barrier that had replaced half of the Chaos realm, descended like an overturned hemisphere.
Its area far exceeded that of the earth, covering not only the earth but also the surrounding darkness.
Its true form was the largest among the gods.
The vast, boundless sky unleashed its strongest divine power.
This instilled fear and unease in Erebus, the god of darkness, who was not directly confronting it, and also instilled a sense of overwhelming danger in Nyx, the goddess of night.
Tartarus, directly facing the might of the sky god, naturally felt the impact more strongly than the other two gods.
However, the devouring clone did not need to escape from this.
This was the abyss, whose divine authority was no less than that of Uranus, the god of the sky.
Although the abyss was smaller than the sky, the divine power it unleashed was by no means weaker than the sky’s divine power.
Divine power was an oppressive might emanating from the divine thoughts of the deity; it was formless and intangible.
However, both divine powers proved too strong.
After colliding, they seemed to materialize, instantly dispersing all the darkness and night around the earth.
In an instant, a vacuum zone free of darkness formed around the earth.
The loud crash was deafening; at that moment, it seemed as if the earth had turned over and collapsed.
“Tartarus is the most powerful?
Or is the newborn sky god Uranus more powerful?” Nyx, the goddess of night, thought, looking at Tartarus with anticipation.
“The abyss cannot disperse darkness, and Tartarus is more favorable to me.
But if the sky god defeats the abyss god, will darkness be banished from the earth and sky?
If so, my power will diminish.” Erebus, the god of darkness, hiding in the shadows, carefully sensed the clash of divine powers between the two gods, pondering which of them he should help.
Boom!
The unceasing collision of the sky’s and the abyss’s divine powers caused even greater disturbance to the slightly tilted earth, which began to shake violently.
Stop!
At that moment, a soft but gentle female voice spoke.
Gaia, the goddess of the earth, appeared.
Gaia was no longer the naive young girl she had been before.
She had matured, her figure becoming much fuller, and her slightly wavy golden hair, combined with a white long dress with a deep neckline that emphasized her waist, exuded an aura of a noble and beautiful woman.
Now that Gaia had given birth to the sky god, she was no longer merely the goddess of the earth; she should be called the Mother Goddess of the Earth.
When Gaia appeared, the divine power of the earth burst forth and spread across the surrounding area, like a ring-shaped blade cutting through space.
The Power of the Abyss God and the Power of the Sky God, which had been fighting fiercely, were simultaneously blocked by the Power of the Earth God, as an invisible blade sliced through them.
Tartarus sensed that although the power of the Mother Goddess of the Earth, Gaia, had fallen below the late stage of peak divine power, she was still at the middle stage of peak divine power, far surpassing him and the Sky God.
After the divine power of the earth pierced through it, she single-handedly withstood both the divine power of the abyss crashing down from the sky and the divine power of the sky descending upon him.
Moreover, she pushed these two divine powers respectively into the abyss below and the sky above.
“Their powers have significantly weakened, but they still far surpass ours.
It seems the losses this time were not too great,” Tartarus said, slightly surprised.
He could never have imagined that after the birth of such a powerful sky god, Gaia would still possess such immense strength.
“Forgive me, sister.
I acted impulsively just now.
I should not have taunted my nephew Uranus, who has only just been born.” Tartarus looked at Gaia and said, “Congratulations, beautiful sister, on the birth of such a powerful god.” As he spoke, the burst of abyssal divine power instantly dissipated.
“The outcome is not yet decided, Tartarus.
I hope you will maintain the same composure as now when I next descend into the abyss.” Uranus, the god of the sky, looked at Tartarus, his words laced with arrogance.
“It is very good that you are here; I welcome you greatly.” Tartarus did not drop his smile.
Apart from physical form, the power of a deity varies, and the higher the level of its might, the greater the difference in power between different periods.
Tartarus, at the late stage of his powerful divine might, could easily defeat the combined forces of the two gods of darkness and night, who were at the middle stage of their powerful divine might.
Similarly, Gaia could easily defeat three gods acting together.
However, the situation changes when battles occur in the same environment.
Like Tartarus, if the Abyss became a god and entered the darkness to fight the God of Darkness, it would most likely be he who was defeated.
Similarly, it was unknown whether Gaia could defeat Tartarus if she came to the Abyss now.
Tartarus very much hoped that Uranus, the god of the sky, would descend into the abyss.
To suppress the sky god would surely be an incredible feeling.
“Hmph!
The sky will cover the abyss, but that will not last long,” Uranus, the god of the sky, said in a low voice.
At that moment, Mother Earth Gaia said softly: “Uranus, do not treat Tartarus this way.
He is your uncle, and he was simply trying to help you.” “He is an ungrateful god, Gaia.
You need to discipline your child,” Nyx, the goddess of night, said with a hint of displeasure.
“When he was born, he not only took most of your essence and divine power, but also stole my essence and divine power from Erebus.” “The chaotic source is very dangerous to us gods.
Tartarus just went to intercept it to save him, but he is not grateful to Tartarus and instead blames him.
This is not how a god should behave.” Uranus, the god of the sky, who had been looking at Tartarus, frowned slightly and looked at Gaia, the Mother Goddess of the Earth.
Gaia said apologetically: “My son, when I gave birth to you, I was unable to suppress the chaotic source, causing a large portion of that chaotic source to fly from the earth into the sky.” “The chaotic source destroys the physical form of any deity and can even destroy our divine bodies, making it the most dangerous thing to our kind.” “Once these chaotic elements rise into the sky, they will harm your main body.
Tartarus intercepted the chaotic elements to save you, and you should thank him.” As she spoke, a tiny speck of dust appeared on the tip of Gaia’s finger, enveloped in her divine power—a trace of the chaotic source.
The chaotic source made Uranus, the god of the sky, sense a hint of danger.
At the same time, he sensed the chaotic sources scattered throughout the sky, which were also harming the sky itself.
At present, part of his divine power was directed at suppressing these chaotic sources.
Uranus withdrew from his overt hostility toward Tartarus.
Then, pointing at Tartarus, he said: “Then why do I sense that he contains origins and divine power that should belong to the sky?
This is not the chaotic source.”