He threw the incarnation over for new possibilities. The power of existence is second only to the head of all demons. He doesn't need to come here?

Illusion! It must be an illusion!

If all those beings come, how can He survive?

It’s impossible that he was Little Transparent before he came to the multiverse, but after he came, he was still Little Transparent?

Then wasn't He in vain?

Thinking of this, He tentatively tightened his palms, and then an endless mist rose from the sea. Julia held Xingleth and looked at him expressionlessly.

The moment he saw the fog, Ketayat felt that the water that formed the incarnation stopped flowing.

Is it an illusion?

He shook his head blankly, and then noticed the star Less, whose eyes were shining with billions of glory.

So His incarnation condensed into ice bit by bit.

After a brief stiffness, Ketayat slowly controlled the sea water to return to its original position. The huge incarnation quickly shrank, and used its unstoppable momentum to drill back into the Water God's manuscript, and only spit out a very confused Laila again.

One seemed not enough, and He tentatively stretched out a tentacle. Seeing that Julia did not respond, he gently touched the water surface.

A few seconds later, sea water tentacles stretched out from the sea, most of which were sea elves with human bodies and fish tails, and the unlucky sea dragon Loji was tied to the most conspicuous place.
Chapter completed!