Unless they were a half-god born on the surface or an Evil God that wandered without any affiliations, all the gods in heaven were aware of Chiyou’s disposition. It was easy to guess why Chiyou was obsessed with Grid. 

Therefore, King Sobyeol held on. He believed that Chiyou would surely enter the battlefield. 

However, he hadn’t expected this to happen. Wanting to sacrifice him to Grid? 

[It isn’t too late now...! Take back your attitude and help me!] King Sobyeol exclaimed desperately. 

Chiyou was still holding him by the back of the neck. He had no choice but to struggle until his body hurt. He noticed that Chiyou’s obsession with Grid was far beyond his predictions. 

[No matter how much you... no, it is because it is you that you shouldn’t break your oath. How are you going to pay the price for this betrayal?]

Just as Dragon Words was strengthened by an accumulation of ‘fulfilling the covenant,’ the concepts of oaths and promises also played a very important role for a god. In the worst case scenario, violating the oath would make them lose their ‘right to live in heaven.’ 

It didn’t just mean being...