Are you going to expel all the giants, leaving none behind?
A sudden thought flashed through Li Ang's mind, but he said nothing, continuing to listen.
"My hatred for the gods did not last long; soon, the divine battle erupted."
Sibi King said indifferently, "On one side of the divine battle was Di Shitian,
on the other side, Brahma."
"Let me guess, Brahma won."
Li Ang raised an eyebrow, knowing Di Shitian's full name was Shiti Huanyintuoluo, with Shiti meaning "able," Teva meaning "celestial," and Indra meaning "lord." Shiti Huanyintuoluo, therefore, was the master of the gods in heaven.
On the other hand, Brahma was named Zao Shutian, Ba Luo He Motian, Jing Tian, the god above gods, master of creation.
Both were deities in Hindu mythology, later co-opted by Buddhism.
According to Hindu mythology, Di Shitian is the god of thunder and war, while Brahma is the god of creation, one of the three major gods.
