Golden Dragon: Six Thousand Years of Empire-Chapter 883 489: Noah: Be My Dog

"Return what does not belong to you!"
As if an Epic Titan from ancient myths, capable of quelling all catastrophes and saving the world from cataclysm, at this moment was entwined by destructive thunder like a dragon python, and his eyes turned purplish-black due to the infiltration of Hell's Will.
With every move, his epic body could make mountains and rivers tremble. Although he could withstand every attack from the Dragon King, each time was extremely embarrassing, not at all showcasing the majesty of a Titan, who in mythological tales, dominates the world with peerless prowess.
Noah could see that Hell's Will was extremely attentive to the body of his grandfather, Casius, using everything possible to nurture and strengthen this body. It even contained the Root Rules sourced from Hell.
It means that Hell has poured all the Root Rules compatible with the Titan Bloodline into it, sparing no efforts, just to replicate the old Titan's power.
However, this is a typical case of painting a tiger without achieving the likeness but ending up with something entirely different. The Titan's power lies not just in their robust physique that can dominate at any time and place, nor merely their sensitivity and intuition toward the Root Rules. More importantly, it's their combat skills and self-control.
The Hell's Will, which currently controls the epic body of foster father Casius, took over halfway. The Titan Body he obtained is already incredibly powerful, enough to rival the gods. It doesn't need to do anything but use everything it naturally possesses to suppress all enemies and sweep across all directions.
Such a takeover, no matter who comes, might say, "If it were me, I could do it too." But when facing truly powerful enemies, those with no shortcomings in physique or Root Rules, and without any weaknesses, the shortcomings of not rising from the grassroots to the peak, but instead intercepting midway and reaping the fruits, become fully exposed.
The will inspired by Hell's Will has no understanding of the Titan Body at all. He doesn't even know what kind of attack is most appropriate for a Titan Body.
It's like an ignorant mortal who luckily gains a giant's body, master of numerous spellcasting abilities and naturally proficient in casting spells.
But due to his lack of understanding, he merely sees the giant's height and bulk with the naked eye and assumes that giants excel in close combat, so when controlling the giant, he also relies mainly on close combat in battle.
An extremely rare spellcasting giant capable of unleashing even more destructive power at mid-to-long range would be forced to become a close combat professional due to the mortal's ignorance.
Although the situation with Hell's Will is not as ridiculous, it's not much better. At different stages, Titans respond to different situations in varying ways, but under Hell's Will's control, they solve all problems using only one method.
Clang—
The Demon God Titan held in hand, also infused with Root Power by Hell, the Demon Artifact, stronger than even True Divine Artifacts, slashed across.
The sword light that could break even the Void's surface made Noah have to temporarily avoid its edge, but he only needed to avoid the sword's edge.
Even if unable to avoid, it doesn't matter, as this sword can merely break through Noah's defenses. As an undying and undying existence, unless it can completely suppress Noah with Root, currently, Noah is an undying entity.
Just like how the Odin God pinned the Black King with the Eternal Spear Gungnir in the past, even though Odin God had an absolute advantage and even used his controlled Rule Power to destroy the Black King's Root Law, he couldn't completely kill the Black King.
Up until now, the Black King still has the possibility of resurrection through the remaining rules, even though Noah has been collecting pieces of the Black King's Set, with only a few components yet to fall into his hands. Yet, the Black King still retains the possibility of revival.
This is the undying essence that exists beyond the worlds; even if they unfortunately fall, there are endless ways to resurrect and return without needing the faith from the Material Realm.
Of course, most epics don't need to consider the issue of resurrection because they are too far from falling, and the concept of death is entirely unrelated to them.
"Noah, even if he comes back, what do you think he can do? This body grew to this level all because of Hell's favor. Without Hell, what do you think he amounts to?"
"How sad, you've occupied this body for such a long time, yet you still don't understand the owner's pride? Do you think the mere will of Hell would make him linger for such favor?"
Noah sneered. His foster father Casius back then couldn't advance further, yet he could even abandon the Titan Bloodline, willing to lose his Life Origin and fall in Realm, becoming a mortal. Such unwavering spirit greatly inspired and encouraged the young Noah.
"..."
Without any further argument, the giant, holding a sword in one hand and an axe in the other, standing before Noah, slowly closed his eyes. Only when Noah noticed the Titan's aura changing did the dragon's tail, initially ready to sweep, immediately change direction. A streak of light cut through, instantly wiping out the many floating shattered mountains, clearing a path in the air.