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124: Chapter 124 Don’t touch anything without radiation protection.Buzz——

This reverberation was not harsh, but rather low-frequency, drilling up from the soles of their feet into the crown of their heads.

The originally solid spatial structure of the Pantheon was creaking, seemingly on the verge of collapse at any moment.

In front of Su Yun, the first artificial star was still raging. Its heat and light had scorched Gabriel’s wings into charcoal and burned Anubis’s Netherworld shroud into ashes. Right next to this fireball, the space warped, and a second, completely identical Tokamak device was forcefully squeezing into this dimension.

”You’re insane... You are absolutely insane!”

Anubis, at this point, could no longer care about the dignity of the God of Death. Almost all the fur on his wolf head had been singed off, revealing scorched black skin. He was on all fours, scrambling behind a few stone pillars near the edge of the great hall that hadn’t melted yet, howling as he went, ”The gravitational field of one star is already the limit for this space! Two? The superposition of gravity will cause spatial collapse! We’re all doomed!”

Su Yun completely ignored Anubis.

He just watched quietly as the second ball of light took shape.

The two suns generated not just heat, but resonance.

The two masses of plasma, bound by an ultra-strong magnetic field, were now undergoing a physical reaction. The strong magnetic fields cut across each other, repelling and attracting simultaneously. This microscopic interaction manifested macroscopically as the floor of the Pantheon beginning to liquefy.

The floor tiles engraved with totems had turned into flowing magma.

”I said earlier, this place belongs to me.” Su Yun raised his hand and snapped his fingers lightly. ”Since it’s my place, the decor style has to be mine. Your gloomy temple style has terrible lighting.”

Boom!

The second artificial sun stabilized completely.

The light and heat instantly doubled. Gabriel, who could barely maintain his human form before, didn’t even manage a scream this time; his entire body instantly vaporized, leaving behind only a vague divine consciousness darting around in the air.

Shiva’s blue face changed drastically. His four arms waved rapidly, his trident stirring up ripples of the Law of Destruction, trying to counteract the incoming wave of radiant heat.

”Destruction?” Shiva roared, ”Before my Law of Destruction, all energy should return to nothingness!”

Black ripples struck the golden plasma stream.

If it were magical flame, it would have surely been extinguished by now.

But this thing was a fusion reaction.

Shiva’s Divine Power of Destruction, which carried the attribute of shattering material structure, did not extinguish the flame upon entering the fireball. Instead, it helped break down the atomic nuclei barriers of more hydrogen atoms, triggering a more violent reaction.

Rumble——!

The fireball dimmed slightly for a moment, then suddenly exploded. Golden solar flares coiled back along the ripples of destruction, directly licking at Shiva’s tiger-skin skirt.

”Damn it! What kind of twisted logic is this!” Shiva shrieked. As the God of Destruction, this was the first time someone had used pure energy to destroy him back. He wretchedly severed the connection to his Divine Power and retreated hundreds of meters, only stopping when he slammed into the wall of the great hall. His usually majestic blue skin was covered in blisters.

The rules of physics are simple and brutal. Regardless of what Divine Power, Law, or Authority one possesses, as long as the energy level does not exceed the threshold for atomic fission, it can only serve as fuel.

Su Yun stood beneath the two suns. His clothes flapped wildly in the heatwave, but he remained unharmed. The foundation of civilization protected him, allowing him the leisure to adjust his cuffs at the very center of this nuclear fusion.

”It seems your resistance isn’t that great either.” Su Yun swept his gaze around. ”Weren’t you just threatening to take my Soul? To make me spit out my Authority? Come on, I’m standing right here. Who wants to take it?”

Shiva ignored Su Yun’s words, instead stating with a grim face, ”Everyone, are you still going to watch?”

As his voice fell, a sudden change occurred.

In the east, a fissure suddenly split open in the Void Realm.

There was no aura of destruction; instead, a sickly sweet floral scent wafted out, accompanied by a sense of aloof sanctity that was deeply unsettling.

An ancient bronze mirror slowly emerged from the rift.

The mirror surface was smooth. As soon as it appeared, it established a zone of purity within this space filled with nuclear radiation.

Immediately after, a woman’s voice rang out. The voice was cold, carrying an innate arrogance.

”Crude.”

”The sun is the Authority of the Gods, a blessing for all life to grow. How dare you Mortals profane it so casually?”

As the voice faded, a goddess stepped out, treading on wooden clogs and walking on the void, step by step. She wore complex twelve-layered robes, her face indistinct, yet radiating majesty. She had no wings of light behind her, nor any extra phenomena, only the phantom image of a gentle white solar disk.

The chief god of the Japanese divine system, Amaterasu.

Upon her appearance, she did not look at the miserable Shiva and Anubis, but fixed an appraising gaze upon the two raging fireballs above Su Yun’s head.

”Since it is a solar disk, it should belong under My command.”

Amaterasu stated what she believed to be fact in a flat tone. She was the Sun Goddess; in her perception, every concept related to the sun in this world should submit to her.

She extended a fair hand. The Yata Mirror in her palm rotated slightly, aimed at one of the Tokamak fireballs.

”Receive.”

She wanted to take this thing away?

Su Yun was momentarily stunned, then a strange expression crossed his face.

”Hey, Auntie,” Su Yun reminded her. ”That thing is hot. Don’t touch it carelessly without radiation shielding.”

”Insolence!” Amaterasu’s delicate eyebrows shot up. ”I am the Lord of the Sun. How dare mere Mortal fire harm Me?”

She simply refused to believe it. The arrogance of a deity made it impossible for her to comprehend physical fusion. In her concept, the sun was the materialization of Divine Power; as long as her Authority was high enough, she could suppress it.

Thus, her hand touched the edge of the Tokamak’s magnetic field.

There was no earth-shattering explosion.

Only a faint ’zzzt’ sound.

It was the sound of cells instantly disintegrating under high-energy radiation.

”Ah—!!!”

Amaterasu, who was dignified and aloof the second before, suddenly let out a piercing scream the next.

The fair hand she extended instantly saw its flesh peel away, fester, and blacken the moment it contacted the magnetic field, revealing the carbonized bone beneath.

What was more terrifying was that this decay did not stop but rapidly spread up her arm.

This was not a burn.

It was a collapse at the genetic level, the penetration of countless high-energy particles every second.

Amaterasu’s solar Divine Power shield was instantly pierced by the Law of Physics; it could not block this power coming from the core of a star.

”What is this! What poison is this!” Amaterasu shrieked in terror; she felt death. There was no divinity in this fire, only the destructive power of absolute stillness.

”I told you it was radiation, but you wouldn’t believe me,” Su Yun chuckled, shaking his head. ”Also, don’t confuse my creation with the firewood suns you guys use. This is nuclear fusion, understand? You illiterate.”