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Genghis Khan tightly grasped the "Destroyer of cities" in his left hand, and the Vajra shimmered with dazzling light. He could feel the power of thunder and lightning coursing through him, like a living creature racing through his veins. It was as if he could hear the "Destroyer of cities" whispering to him, expressing its desire to destroy everything, igniting his fighting spirit even more.
Indra stood by, wearing a proud smile on his face, and boldly declared, "This weapon was forged by my own hands. I used heavenly thunder and a magical mineral called sky steel to craft it. It is not just a weapon, but also a legendary piece of history." His words were filled with pride and passion.
Indra continued to tell the legendary story of Vajra: "This 'Destroyer of cities' has accompanied me in conquering ninety-nine castles, each battle leaving behind a brilliant record. It is not only a symbol of destruction, but also a witness to victory and glory." His words were filled with memories of past battles and a pursuit of power.
Genghis Khan held "Destroyer of cities" in his hand, his eyes shining with anticipation for the upcoming battle. This Vajra not only granted him unparalleled power, but also stirred his deep desire for conquest and victory. He knew that with this weapon, he would become an unstoppable warrior in the impending confrontation, once again writing his own legend.
Indra said to Genghis Khan: "Having the 'Destroyer of cities' is equivalent to possessing the power to control thunder and lightning." This statement surprised Genghis Khan, and a hint of disbelief appeared in his eyes: "Can one really possess the same power as Mongke Tangri?" His voice carried deep amazement and curiosity.
Observing Genghis Khan's reaction, Indra revealed a sly smile and said, "Aren't you the one who never fears thunder?" His words carried a sense of provocation and playfulness.
Genghis Khan Upon hearing this, he laughed heartily, his presence becoming even more majestic in that moment. Then, he raised "Destroyer of cities" high above his head, his eyes filled with anticipation and excitement. At that moment, he felt the power of thunder and lightning gathering within "Destroyer of cities," a force that filled him with immense excitement and exhilaration.
Genghis Khan held the "Destroyer of cities" bestowed upon him by Indra, and in that moment, his stature became towering and magnificent, as if he were a war god from ancient legend. His eyes shimmered with determination and anticipation, as if he were already prepared to face the impending challenge.
As Genghis Khan raised the "Destroyer of cities" high, a powerful force of lightning began to gather around it. The clouds in the sky were stirred by this force, rolling and forming a huge vortex. The power of the lightning became stronger and stronger, accompanied by deafening thunder, as if heralding the beginning of a great battle.
Suddenly, a shocking black lightning bolt struck down from the sky, directly hitting the blade of the "Destroyer of cities." This lightning bolt was as powerful as a giant dragon, with its strength and speed far surpassing ordinary lightning. The black lightning flashed in the air, illuminating the entire arena with earth-shattering sound. The light and energy of the lightning gathered on the "Destroyer of cities," forming a brilliant electric ball.
Genghis Khan is surrounded by black lightning, as if he has become the embodiment of the god of thunder. Wild and unrestrained power fills the air around him, and every swing of the "Destroyer of cities" is accompanied by the roar and flash of lightning. At this moment, Genghis Khan is no longer the conqueror of history, but has become a war god wielding the power of thunder, exuding unparalleled dominance with every move.
The entire arena of gods witnesses this scene, all unable to contain their astonishment. The power and momentum displayed by Genghis Khan surpass their imagination. The black lightning brought by the "Destroyer of cities" demonstrates a potential for world-shattering destruction, instilling an unprecedented sense of threat and awe in all the present deities.
When the black lightning erupted from the reformist camp, the entire arena was shocked by this astonishing energy. The power and impact of the lightning amazed even the traditionalist gods accustomed to celestial lightning. The manifestation of this energy not only showcased its power, but also seemed to foreshadow an unusually intense upcoming battle.
As the god of lightning, Zeus displayed obvious disdain in the face of this power. His voice was filled with confidence and contempt: "Hmph! Still lacking." He seemed extremely confident in his own lightning power, considering this black lightning to be insignificant in comparison.
Hera Kles, this demigod of strength and courage, seems quite indifferent to this thunder and lightning. His eyes reveal a sharp and resolute light, and he seems not surprised by the appearance of this power, but rather expectant: "This is what makes it an even match." His words are filled with a desire for challenge, showing his warrior nature's eagerness to face a formidable opponent.
Shiva immediately sees through the source of this thunder and lightning. His words carry indifference and disdain: "That is the power of Indra's thunder and lightning." He understands Indra's previous failures and shows contempt for the power he now displays, seemingly mocking the attempts of this once-failed individual.
This scene made the traditional gods pay even more attention to the upcoming showdown. They knew that this battle would not only be a contest of strength, but also a test of wisdom and strategy. Each deity's heart was filled with tension and anticipation as they prepared to push themselves to the limit in the fight for control of the divine realm. In the upcoming " Final Kombat " ritual, each participant would face unprecedented challenges, and every decision and action would impact the final outcome.
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