The second matter that was in his favor were the nature of his opponents. True God Lux, Aurum, and Nativus, for example, hadn't even brought armies, they appeared alone. Then there was True God Falkor, Titus and Anak, who were so weak that Dyon couldn't even be bothered with them.
The former three were obviously too prideful to feel they needed to bring an army at all. As for why True God Titus didn't follow in the footsteps of his Dragon Race, it could only be said he was a weird one. Despite being a prideful Dragon, didn't he not hesitate to sneak attack and kill God Goldeen? He was one of the very rare Dragons who placed their pride in their scheming instead of his own personal prowess. Which was surprising considering his appearance.
Who would think that a man with flaming red hair, jagged teeth, and twin fiery sabers, wouldn't be in love with combat, but instead, strategy? He could only be described as an anomaly. Nothing in the universe was absolute…
