They all call me an Outer God.

Haddock was quite surprised.

This is simply impossible. The consciousness of the Iss people is completely incompatible with that of the Tindaros hounds. Their physical structure is unique, and they cannot even be considered true hunting dogs.

"You don't need to worry about this, because it's not a problem for me."

After Haddock struggled and finally agreed, Ria began to admire his feelings, at least they were genuine. This genuineness was a bad thing for his people, but for Ria, it was something that could be exploited.

The next second, Ria saw a wriggling black shadow appear in the corner of the wall closest to her. The shadow grew larger and larger, and soon, a creature that looked like a wolf but had no ears emerged from it. Its head alone was already enormous.

Her eyes burned fiercely, her jaw protruded, but her features constantly shifted, as if all the evil in the universe was reshaping her at every moment, continuously making this monster's destructive power ever more terrifying.

This is the Tindaros Hound, an extraordinary creature capable of freely traversing time.

"Greetings, beautiful lady."

Ria greeted it and used the word "beautiful" to describe it. If she could befriend a Tindarus Hound, she might be able to gradually develop business with their kind and thus influence time and space.

Faced with countless potential customers, black market merchants naturally have to be impeccable in their attitude.

With just a glance, Haddock's gaze abruptly shifted from the Tindaros hound to the young man in black before him, a feeling of unfamiliarity that left him both surprised and delighted.

He was overjoyed that he could finally stay with his beloved dog forever, but he was also surprised that, since this day forward, the Yithian had never succeeded in possessing the Tindaros Hound, a supernatural creature.

This is equivalent to breaking down the barriers between different races and the extraordinary, like a cat giving birth to a rhinoceros.

The genetic puzzle that countless Is people tried to solve countless times without success has been solved by Ria today.

This is not something a normal person could do; it's... a miracle.

This miracle was accomplished simply by having him sign a regulation that appeared out of thin air.

Go back a few minutes.

Haddock didn't even glance at the regulations above, quickly signed his name in the lower right corner of the paper, and then hugged the Tindaros Hound in front of everyone present.

They were like long-lost lovers. The moment their bodies touched, the Tindaros hound vanished, leaving only Haddock alone.

In response, Ria slowly put away the paper in her hand, casually handed it to Swarth, and then smiled and said, "You are already her, and she is already you. The two of you will no longer be indistinguishable."

“Tindarus Hounds love square angles. If Mr. Haddock needs her to appear, she only needs to stand in a square corner. I believe this will not be difficult for you.”

After recounting all of this in one breath, Ria picked up his wine glass from the table and took a sip. Just then, a familiar figure stood outside the door and came into view.

It was Yomos who brought Qisha and Shamir here. The two of them didn't seem to be in good spirits, especially Qisha, who looked terrified of everyone she saw.

"what happened?"

Hastur asked.

“Your Majesty, this young lady was previously possessed by the Iss, but due to her strong mental power, she suffered severe mental trauma in the struggle with the Iss’s consciousness.”

“And this one…” Yomos looked at Shamir, seemingly trying to explain what had happened to him.

“He’s fine. Anything can happen to him.” Ria spoke first. The Revelation of Geragi is an irresistible temptation for anyone, especially since Shamir now has a fragment of Geragi’s consciousness inside him. He must know something about the impending natural disaster.

"Who gave you permission to speak before His Majesty?"

Yomos seemed a little impatient, but Hastur looked at him coldly: "Don't break the rules, Yomos. The last thing we need here is a Byakki."

The Byakki clan had worshipped the Yellow King for generations and willingly became His mount. When Yomos heard his master speak like this, his expression was incredibly interesting.

Finally, he could only reluctantly bow to Hastur before slowly retreating and leaving the area.

Hastur gazed at Ria: "Now that you've found them, are you leaving?"

"I came here to find this missing child."

Ria looked at Qi Sha, whose skin was red and who remained silent: "Besides, the situation in the Barthus Sea is also very noteworthy. If your blood relative is indeed slumbering at the bottom of the sea, then the recent anomalies in the sea may indicate that His awakening is premature."

"The red moon is approaching my planet, the tides are rising, and extraordinary events are happening frequently. These may all be signs of an impending natural disaster."

"There is something I must say, Your Majesty."

"please say."

"Once you fight with your own blood relatives, the ocean will immediately flood the land. From this perspective, we still cannot avoid the prophecy of the end times. Humanity is too fragile, so fragile that even a small storm can destroy them."

The young man swirled his wine glass for a moment, then put it down.

"For some reason, I cannot let them die like this. They are considered my renewable personal property. So Your Majesty, if you are willing to leave our current constellation with me and go to Earth, we can try to put on a seal to prolong the days of your blood relatives' slumber."

Hastur smiled: "But don't you think that's also a potential problem?"

"No, it's more of an investment."

Ria's words were always so straightforward: "The more chaotic the scene on the day the glorious sun rises, the more advantageous it will be for us."

These words made Hastur suddenly understand something. He suddenly straightened up, looked at Ria with some surprise, and then smiled.

"I see. Your ambitions are quite remarkable."

He had realized that Ria didn't care how the gods fought. Even if they did fight, Ria would drag the war of the gods out until the day the Radiant Sun appeared. At that time, even if the gods wanted to fight, the Radiant Sun would stop them, and all the gods would turn their spears against the Radiant Sun.

"But Kelcha, those personal properties you mentioned, can people... really survive until that day?"

"I have my own plans for these things."

Ria looked at the little Swarth on the ground. The little Swarth chirped happily and then pounced in front of him, its eyes wide open, staring at him without blinking.

"Dragons are very greedy creatures."

Lia suddenly said something that seemed inexplicable in front of everyone.

(End of this chapter)