"Naturally, it's for you. You were the mistake I made back then. I failed to kill you completely and instead left you an opportunity to resurrect. My resurrection is to correct the error of not erasing you completely."
Upon hearing such abominable words, Odin, normally stern and humorless in front of Noah, couldn't help but burst into laughter, teasing him.
"Odin, you damn one-eyed god, foolish enough to be amusing, you only managed to kill my body by leveraging Ragnarok. When I resurrect again, what do you have left? What will you rely on to kill me?"
The voice brimming with fury echoed within the God Burial Abyss, from an immortal being who had fallen, roaring with rage.
Noah could feel the overwhelming rage contained within, and the hatred and resentment as deep as the abyss and as vast as the sea.
But it's understandable; an existence so mighty that most Divine beings would have to look up to it, unburdened by the Divine duties, how carefree and reckless can it be.
