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Chapter 779 Confession
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Perhaps it's a heartbreaking and poignant love story, perhaps it's a humiliating chapter in the history of the Mu continent, or perhaps it's about the epic journey of the Watchers—war, slaughter, protection, betrayal, and oblivion…

However, all of this is too far away for Milo and his friends today.

No matter how unforgettable the past events were, they have all faded with time. Even the most sensitive person will find it difficult to find a point of empathy because everything has become blurred.

But this ambiguity is precisely what makes it so beautiful.

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Even the Night Weaver had already died at some point in the past, in some unknown corner.

Although Vovardos might not even be the same Vovardos she once was when she returned, she still awoke with her obsession and followed him all the way, eventually finding some traces of the god's past in Milo.

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Pretty?

Beautiful.

But it can also be fatal.

On the other hand, Yousi also vividly portrays the indifference that gods have developed over countless years.

During Igor's slaying of the Nightweaver, the aftershocks killed thousands upon thousands of his descendants, but he didn't even blink.

It was as if He was completing an unfinished task, something that could be done with a simple gesture.

The whole process was even quiet.

It was only then that Milo realized that the ultimate rulers could never be defined by rumors or stories.

Igor is far more complex than the tyrannical and evil father of serpents depicted in later stories; he is certainly not as one-dimensional as portrayed.

Perhaps people will never truly understand the position of gods; they simply stubbornly believe in the objects of their own imagination, whether they are holy or evil.

Even parents and children are not immune to this custom.

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The smog dissipated, and the night faded away.

What remained was a tattered long dress.

Just as the truth is, the Night Weaver was already dead. She died even before Vovados. What sustained her to this point was nothing but obsession.

Perhaps only at this point did Vovadas truly die and disappear.

He, and everything related to Him, finally came to an end at this moment, drawing a line under the past.

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Igor won.

This may have been destined, but whether He was actually injured remains unknown.

The only real sign of exhaustion was the emaciated snake-man's body.

He gazed at the tattered long dress amidst the ruins, remaining silent for a very long time.

His descendants, who died in the aftermath, were not entitled to such treatment.

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So, did Milo and the others escape?
Bullshit! They said they could just find a direction to escape in, but in reality, no matter which direction or road they went, they couldn't escape the dark red light of the ghostly shimmering light. It was like purgatory; once you came, there was no chance to leave.

What's more, there's also an old man from the Golden Kingdom blocking the way.

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hum! ! !
"Great Father of the Serpents! I bring to you the sinner who has committed blasphemy!"

"It was him! It was them! They killed your beloved little prince Hughes and severely injured the eldest prince, Igor!!"

"Please uphold the covenant between the tree and the serpent, let these vile sinners receive their due punishment, and grant them true death!"

"Let them become nourishment for the order of metamorphosis!!"

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The embodiment of Luquel Oldden perfectly embodies the ugliest aspects of the believer's true nature.

He vanished without a trace in the darkness forged by the Night Weavers, but immediately jumped out and stopped Milo and his companions after the red light reappeared. He then bowed and prostrated himself before the ancient serpent-man. Perhaps serving any particular deity was not of great importance to him.

What matters is the blessing of eternal life.

He might even envy Jon Byrne, who is about to be sent to the Dark Shriek, for having the chance to be reborn and return to his roots in an era when the blessing will no longer be effective.

Unfortunately, the snake-man princes were not interested in this old, wrinkled man with white hair.

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Besides, it would be a lie to say I wasn't nervous.

When Milo and the other three were stared at by Igor, they all had the illusion that Igor had seen right through them.

It might not even be an illusion.

Even without revealing any ferocity, that ancient monster, which had lived for thousands of years, was enough to make ordinary souls tremble and shatter.

Moreover, Milo and his group have indeed done quite a few things in the past period that could have angered Igor.

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"Great father of all serpents, great serpent god, punish me with the heaviest punishment!"

Lu Kui Lao Deng was still yelling incessantly.

In fact, he was even more excited than the other four, and his humble act of kneeling and kowtowing was filled with fear and unease.

After all, this guy doesn't have the strange talent of Milo to devour fear. Even for a superior being, looking directly at a god is still an extremely challenging thing.

He trembled as he listed all of Milo's "crimes" over the past few days, embellishing the story.

Including things that Milo actually did, and things that Milo didn't do...

In his description, Milo became the one in the world who hated and loathed snake people the most. He slaughtered snake people on the surface, insidiously killed Prince Hughes, and kidnapped the young knight who loved the father of all snakes, who was the Law Blade of the Golden Tree. He cruelly toyed with and tortured him to death. He even did the same thing to many of the younger generation of snake people, blah blah blah...

Yes, in his description, Joan Byrne went from being the future consort of Voughty Ig to becoming an admirer of Ig, the father of the serpents.

Perhaps they felt that Woti wasn't qualified, or perhaps they thought that valuable gifts should be sent directly to the top level for the best effect.

In any case, Lu Kui is definitely a top-notch genius when it comes to storytelling.

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Faced with this series of numerous accusations, Milo never offered any defense.

Anyway, aside from the real part, Luque just took what Woti Ig did to the mixed races and applied it to Milo, repeating the story. Of course, the victim identity was also applied to the surface snake people.

As for how to deal with the potential anger from Igor.

In fact, Milo had already made preparations.

He had prepared his explanation from the very moment he smashed the Azure Passage with his fist.

What Milo wanted to offer to the father of serpents was very simple and plain.

But it will definitely be very effective.

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Under Igor's gaze, he took a few steps forward and began to confess:
"I killed your little prince Hughes, and I crippled your eldest prince, Woti." (He glanced back at the two-headed snake lying in a pool of blood.)

"I also killed the Blade of Law, but that's not very important."

"The important thing is that I am about to give you an important message."

"Great Father of the Serpents..."

"Would you like to know about your lover who is lost among the stars...?"

"Where is the Dream Witch, Idhra?"

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hum…

In that instant, something called "emotion" appeared for the first time in Ig's terrifying eyes.

(End of this chapter)