After Noa left, there were not many Great Gods left fighting on the battlefield. Their primary targets had been taken away, and there was no need to continue unnecessary battles.
However, there were plenty of spectators. Who didn't have a few enemies? Normally they couldn't find them, but now, the grudges that once needed to be temporarily suppressed no longer required restraint. At this critical juncture, enemies settled their scores and grievances were avenged—such were the Great Gods still engaged in combat. Many stayed simply to watch the battle. After all, chances to witness peerless combat firsthand were rare, and so a good number remained to watch the show.
The battle raged with the fury of heaven and earth turning dark, with no need for restraint. It was kill or be killed; the blows were ruthless and every strike fatal. The watching Great Gods relished the spectacle, for it was a rare sight indeed to see Great Gods locked in mortal combat.
Chapter 294