They all call me an Outer God.

"That sounds tempting, but madam, there's no need to hide your intentions from me. Tell me what you need me to do."

"It's so pleasant talking to you."

Lilith's tone was light: "I can't bear to see people suffering like this, so I want to help them. Do you know what I have in my hand?"

A tiny seed appeared in her hand.

"This is the source of abundance. Planting it in the soil will not only make crops immune to all pollution, diseases and pests and continue to grow, but will also greatly increase their growth rate and yield."

I believe that with its help, Endlers will soon be spared from this famine crisis, and you can also reap a large profit. As a token of my sincerity, I will provide you with a large quantity of seeds and their patent rights. Of course, you can also inspect the goods first.

As she spoke, Lilith threw the seed in her hand into the sea. It actually took root in the seawater, then sprouted and grew. In a short time, it had already entered the semi-mature stage.

This means that Seria was quite clear that a perfect crop that could ignore soil salinity, grow both in water and on land, and mature rapidly with extremely high yields could hardly be ignored by anyone, as almost no one could overlook the enormous economic value it brought.

Lilith, in exchange for the power of the famine, made a deal with Ria, hoping that Ria would plant these seeds and then sell their finished products to solve the problems that the famine had brought to Endlers.

All of this seemed like a win-win situation, and even did nothing wrong to Ria, but Ria's gaze became increasingly questioning.

Just then, another voice came from beside him: "You've finally shown your true colors."

Wearing a jackal mask, Serge Hephisgtut appeared beside Lilith and spoke to her in a chilling tone.

Around them appeared numerous black-robed, white-faced figures, all of whom were Hephaestus. At this moment, over a thousand Hephaestus appeared simultaneously on the sea. Lilith was somewhat surprised: "Everyone, we should keep to ourselves. What do you want from me?"

"What are you doing? You used your fertility ability to corrupt the Xia Gai Insects, causing their numbers to increase dramatically, rendering all our previous efforts futile, and now you're trying to sell your substandard products to our Faceless God?"

“Once this stuff is planted in large quantities, the land will be completely polluted and no other crops will be able to grow. Moreover, the creatures that eat it will continue to reproduce and reproduce, eventually turning into a group of pigs that can do nothing but reproduce.”

Sherger sneered: "Am I right, you fallen witch?"

Lilith's attitude remained amiable, as if she were facing a group of naughty children: "Of course, that's right, the clones that were treated as waste by the Chaos of Fuxing."

He did not intentionally conceal the truth or deliberately deceive Leah; the key point is that Leah did not ask.

Since He doesn't ask, He naturally won't reveal these things on His own; the prerequisite for deception is to speak first.

The situation before them seemed to have developed to a rather complicated point, as if everyone was asking Ria what to do next. Seeing this, Ria couldn't help but rub her temples.

"Ugh……"

The next second, a golden light flashed in his pupils, and he raised his cane, making a clear sword-wielding gesture. In an instant, the cane transformed into a sharp longsword.

The moment the sword appeared, the surrounding seawater trembled slightly, as if it were boiling.

The mythical creature imprisoned within him flapped its wings and soared into the sky in an instant, transforming into a colossal dragon that blotted out the sun.

Lilith Medea’s voice seemed to come from all directions: “Ms. Lilith Medea, you have violated Rule 187 of the Trade Code, which states that one party in a trade must not conceal the specific details of the trade.”

Therefore, you will be punished by the Trade Authority, and will still have to pay the Famine Authority, along with extremely high penalties, even if the original trade terms remain unchanged. "Roar!!!"

As if echoing his words, Schwarz's pupils shone eerily, and all eyes in the thick fog stared at Lilith.

The Hephaestus were now smug, cheering and laughing, typical of those who love a good show. Some even brought their families to watch the spectacle. But the next moment, Ria turned to look at them.

"As for you, I warned you not to appear in front of me again. Doesn't that also violate the rules?"

Everyone was stunned. They had only come to have some fun, but they never expected to get caught in the crossfire.

The Hephaestus were completely unclear about when Ria had said they could not appear before him, when that happened, what rule it was, and where it was found. When was it established?
In fact, Lia didn't know anything about the regulations; he just made them up on the spot, and they usually took effect as soon as they were written.

If we had to put a time limit on those regulations, it would probably be... now.

Sherger stared at Ria with complicated feelings, feeling that he could understand this person less and less. Ria's humanity had almost disappeared, and the influence of those powers on him could not be ignored. If it weren't for his divine status being enough to support everything, his soul would have collapsed.

A person with any humanity left would not utter such mechanical words, but Ria believes she is perfectly normal now.

"Oh, you seem quite angry."

Lilith tried to communicate with it, but suddenly, an arc of light flashed from the blade in Ria's hand. Then, a huge crack appeared on the bloated famine creature's body. Ria stood in the wound, holding its flesh and blood, and casually tore off a piece and stuffed it into his mouth to chew.

When people looked back at the spot, they found that he had already disappeared. His movements were so fast that no one had seen how he acted.

But Lilith saw something clearly. She saw the young man first draw a blade of light, then his figure merged into it, firmly gripping the flesh and blood of Famine as the blade of light touched its body.

"Is this the authority you're talking about?"

Swarms of tentacles emerged from within the famine, and one of them was wrapped with a silver-red badge. As she touched it, an image suddenly flashed through Ria's mind.

In the pure white hall, the high and mighty deity looked down at the knight kneeling on one knee, clad in armor, raised his sword and touched the knight's shoulder, then bestowed upon him a silver-red brooch, which he personally pinned on the knight's chest after he rose.

You are my eyes, my ears, my final test for humanity, and my last act of patience.

Don't wake me up until the very last moment.

"Don't wake me up..."

A strange smile suddenly appeared on Ria's lips. He held the brooch close to his mouth and said, "My lord, it's time to get up."

With that, the tentacles beside Ria instantly pulverized him and swallowed him into their bodies.

"Click——"

At the moment the brooch shattered, Famine beneath Ria paused for a moment, then plunged into an endless rage.

(End of this chapter)