I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 220 - The Goddess’ Curiosity

Louie’s sneak attack was something that neither Shae nor the ocean demigod did not anticipate.

Both of them had guessed that Louie might perform a sneak attack, but they never imagined his methods to be this stealthy.

What he used simply did not have any spell fluctuations, divine power fluctuations, or even sound. It was completely beyond their predictions that he would fire such a terrifying beam of light.

If the Goddess of the Night still had divine power protecting her body, the high-energy beam would not be able to deal any damage to her, but Louie had grasped the moment when the two Goddesses crossed divine powers. At that moment, the Goddess of the Night temporarily lost divine power, giving him the chance to launch the perfect sneak attack.

After succeeding once, Louie wanted to continue and fired more high-energy beams. This time the ocean demigod was able to react. She quickly raised a wave that contained divine power to block Louie’s beams. This gave the Goddess of the Night a chance to breathe!

However, this chaos caused everyone to forget about the strongest among them, the Silver Moon Goddess. Just when the Goddess of the Night and the ocean demigod were both scrambling, four silver moon blades flew out with the moonlight. The Goddess of the Night, in a pinch, directly blocked the weapon with her ‘dark disk’. The divine power collided once more, but the divine power that came from the Goddess of Darkness was much weaker than it was at the beginning.

On the contrary, the Silver Moon Goddess had the backing of millions of elves. Even if she had lost her godhood and could not compare to the amount of divine power that Louie could store, she had high-tier divine power, the support of the elves, and an unimaginably fast faith to divine power conversion rate. This made her divine power seem infinite while the Goddess of Darkness was completely out of breath.

The Goddess of the Night was unable to fully display her abilities as a true god, and her profession was closer to that of an assassin. She wasn't good at def

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