I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 371: Who Will Become Light

Wilde stretched his own domain to the limit, and at the same time his body continuously swelled as if it were being inflated. Waving tentacles emerged from the ground, slashing and destroying all around it.

He was like a huge mountain that wouldn't even be shaken by the blizzard.

Merely looking at it was more than enough to make one feel insignificant and hopeless.

However, there was nothing inconvenient about such a magnificent body. The black magician even felt that he had never been this limber in his life.

As his soul and will had already reached its eventuality, the power surging from death gently lifted his body as if it were a floating bubble.

As he continued rising, he reached a height where his field of vision could see all of Norzin as well as the gray wall of fog surrounding the entire world. At that instant, a realization truly emerged in his heart—Wilde, as a human, was indeed dead.

The new Wilde could be called a 'god.' He who had control over the eventuality of everything. Now, as long as 'he' wished for it, he could use all his strength to bring the whole of Norzin to its eventuality of complete destruction.

All that existed in his line of sight were mere ants that could be effortlessly crushed to pieces.

"Huu..."

'His' breath stirred up a violent wind, and 'his' every move raised the ground. 'He' was capable of shattering everything in an instant, and at this moment, Wilde felt as if he had been born to dominate everything.

Joseph raised his head and stared at the writhing colossus in the sky. Panting heavily, he gave his all to raise his sword once more. The sword burned with white flames, but his hands began to tremble.

This wasn't fear. However, the bloody wounds on his body and the broken sword in his hand were like a mountain about to crush him at any moment...

The body of that divinely evil entity before him was like a huge tumor with countless tubes stuck into it. Thick, slippery tentacles of purple and black drenched in blood covered it.

Using several of

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