Bab 384: The Contribution Of The Wright Pantheon Gods

As the firestorm subsided, the mirror dimension grew still, the only sound remaining was the labored breathing of Alister.

Ignar had been completely annihilated, his once-mighty presence reduced to nothing.

But Alister was gravely wounded. His body, pushed far beyond its limits, was on the verge of collapse. Blood streamed from his many wounds, his vision blurring as exhaustion began to overtake him.

Though victorious, Alister knew he was dangerously close to death's door.

He had won, but the cost was immense. His mind, though still sharp, knew that without immediate aid, he might not survive the aftermath of the battle.

And so, as Alister stood in the quiet aftermath of the battle, victorious but barely alive.

Unfortunately, when Alister killed Ignar, he made the decision to destroy Ignar's godhead completely, ensuring there would be no trace of the High God left.