Lei Dao only relied on the resonance between divine blood and divine corpse to find some information from some remaining memories of the divine corpse, but this information was too fragmented and too vague, leaving Lei Dao to find nothing.

However, there are more than one corpse here, and Lei Dao can continue to investigate other corpses.

So Lei Dao arrived in front of the second corpse.

This sacred corpse has no head.

Most of his body has been wiped out.

Only the broken torso was left, and there was a huge blood hole in the chest. Like the previous innate gods and corpses, this huge wound was not recovered at all.

Seeing this big hole, Lei Dao couldn't help frowning.

This is a bit weird.

There were also such wounds on the corpses of the innate gods before. If it was a battle with the true god, it might be caused by the true god.

But now, even the corpse of the True God is also covered with such wounds.

Could it be caused by the innate gods?

But why do these wounds look so thoughtful?

Lei Dao's heart moved, so he immediately stood up and swept his eyes over the surrounding corpses.

This look shocked Lei Dao, and there was a faint sense of coldness on his body.

The surrounding corpses, whether they are innate gods or true gods, actually have such a similar wound on their corpses, which looks completely different from the methods of true gods or innate gods.

It seems... the innate gods and corpses are facing the same enemy.

"Isn't this the place where the true gods and the innate gods finally fought?"

Lei Dao took a deep breath and many chaotic thoughts flashed through his mind.

He carefully sorted out his memories and found that he seemed to have fallen into a misunderstanding.

Once upon a time, Lei Dao got the memory of the corpse.

After knowing the "Jui Ling" incident, we knew that the innate gods had fought with the true gods, and in the end the true gods won, and the innate gods disappeared without a trace, as if they were driven out and killed.

And the True God seemed to be increasingly difficult to give birth to the True God because of the ultimate spirit, so the fewer and fewer gods were, and eventually disappeared.

This is preconceived.

Lei Dao knew that the contradiction between the true god and the innate god was irreconcilable, and the two sides fought to the death.

Now seeing so many corpses, I think it is a battle between the innate gods and the true gods.

But what if it wasn't a big battle between the two sides?

Judging from the wounds on these divine corpses, it seems that the innate gods and the true gods are very likely to have the same enemy!
Chapter completed!