Things were somewhat as the players had anticipated, yet there was also a difference...
Annan hadn't tried to flip the airborne Rotting Father upside down, with its head pointing towards the ground, to slam It into the earth from the sky—this would be meaningless to the Rotting Father.
The Rotting Father had escaped from certain death before, so Annan couldn't bet It wouldn't be able to revive using the same method this time.
Besides, Annan remained doubtful about how much of an effect this level of attack could have on a great being infinitely close to divinity...
The Rotting Father also didn't feel much tension about this.
Even though Annan's sudden negative energy shock was somewhat unexpected to It—It hadn't made corresponding countermeasures before. But this didn't cause any particularly meaningful damage to It, apart from the unbearable intense pain... after all, gods are immune to instant death damage.
