They all call me an Outer God.

Upon hearing these words, Sodris put his hands behind his back, his expression becoming complicated.

"We also have to deal with those sealed-off ancient gods to prevent them from causing trouble, which has really made things complicated."

"Don't worry, we've encountered even worse situations before. You're just a jinx, you really think you're something special."

Natius continued to murmur dismissively, but Sodris knew He was just putting on a brave face and didn't expose him.

"That's right, at worst we'll die... But besides being related to the calamity star, the rising sea level is probably also related to those sealed-up ancient gods."

I can sense that their seals are weakening; otherwise, the number of people at the original council of gods would have been more than half gone.

"It was inevitable that they would break the seal, but the old gods were not fools. In this life-or-death situation, the only important thing was to join forces to fight against the calamity."

Sodris nodded: "That's true, but our enemy may very well be more than just a jinx—"

As he said this, he placed his hands on the edge of the boat, his golden hair disheveled by the wind.

At that moment, Sodris was caught off guard and asked Natius a question: "How much do you know about the newly promoted Golden Angels?"

He deliberately did not mention Ria's name, but referred to her as the Golden Angel. After all, given Ria's current strength, there was a very high probability that He would sense anyone who called her by her name.

"What's wrong? Wasn't He born as your angel, your apostle? Are you questioning Him too?"
Hehehe, interesting…

Natius hesitated for a moment, but a hint of apprehension gradually crept into his eyes.

“I thought you would trust Him quite a bit, after all, putting aside the fact that He saved you, this person is in the chaotic but lawful camp.”

"And what's your opinion, Natius?"

“I can’t say.” Natius closed his eyes, as if recalling the times when Ria offered sacrifices to Him. His expression and posture were like those of the most devout believer in the world, but in reality, the Abyss could not detect a trace of faith or sincerity in him.

Nevertheless, the sacrifice deal was forcibly executed.

"He has no humanity."

Sodris suddenly asserted, “Trade has been inhuman from the very beginning. No one can perceive its true thoughts, no one knows its purpose, and no one knows what a grand scheme it is planning.”

Do you remember the old saying, "Serving a ruler is like serving a tiger"? Because we don't understand what He wants to do at all. He seems to be thinking about the big picture now, but what if He is pretending, and His purpose is to take advantage of our relaxed vigilance to completely destroy the old gods and promote the cycle of the world?

Don't forget that was the beginning. Even the supreme god who is now silent in the universe and feared by everyone is just one of His meme angels. If it is so difficult to deal with just one meme, how can we trust Him now that He has fourteen memes?
What He has done, He can do now and He will do again in the future.

Natius laid out his concerns one by one, and Sodris fell silent after listening to his words. Perhaps in his heart, he also felt that Natius's words made a lot of sense.

“I want to try to trust Him. Now is not the time for us to be in turmoil. Even if He is using us right now, we can only let Him do as He pleases.”

We have no choice but to follow Him. Even if He might become our enemy in the end, at least He isn't yet.

"You're as naive as ever. You'd better be careful, Sodris."

Let's not repeat the same mistakes. Humanity is unwilling to perish, and there's nothing wrong with that. Humanity is like this now, but wasn't it the same in the past?

……

Achoo! Achoo!

At that moment, Ria, who was enjoying a rare moment of rest in the cafe, suddenly sneezed twice.

"Who's talking about me behind my back?"

"Goo?" Little Swarth looked at him with concern, and Ria quickly reassured him that he was alright. He was definitely not sneezing because he was sick; Ria was no longer human and would not get a common illness like a cold.

Many people are talking about Him behind His back. If He wanted to investigate, He might be able to trace it back to its source. But now is a critical time, and it would be detrimental to the overall situation if things got too tense between us.

Lia simply decided not to pursue the matter any further.

"The pollution from the calamity star within me hasn't been eliminated, and lately, strange musical sounds keep popping into my head."

"Yog, what are your thoughts?"

After a moment's thought, Ria couldn't help but begin to question the Yog-Sothoth consciousness currently hidden in his mind. Since His consciousness was implanted into his brain, Ria felt that he had gained new insights into many things in this world.

Asking the door for its opinion now is simply to see if it has any views that differ from its own.

The jinx is probably still holding a grudge against you for what you did to Him.

[His babbling is becoming increasingly clear, probably because His true form is getting closer and closer to us.]

"Oh?"

Ria slowly added a sugar cube to her coffee and patiently stirred it: "Is He finally going to crash into us? I guess He failed to crash into the Primordial Temple and was forced to change direction."

It's probably not just that. Too many ancient gods slumber here, and it would be too risky to attack this place rashly. So I think the calamity's choice is actually to first destroy the sun, thereby wiping out all the planets in the solar system.

You truly understand Him.

“I was just imagining what I would do if I were Him.”

Ria picked up her coffee: "If I were Him, I would cut myself in two, one half to crash into the sun, and the other half to crash into this place..."

Lia slowly savored her steaming coffee.

"Kill two birds with one stone."

So what are your plans for the future? Do you intend to speed up the production process?

"No, I want to go over there now and split Him in two."

【? 】

Clearly, Ria's words confused Yog-Sothoth for a moment, but Ria explained that he couldn't wait that long, as there wasn't enough time left for Him to painstakingly arrange a grand performance.

The arrival of the Judgment Star is very likely to be sooner than expected.

“I will send my meme angels back into the past, and I must personally meet the calamity that has left the palace.”

"He probably never expected that I would reappear before him so soon. Ah, I'm already looking forward to seeing his reaction. This is more exciting than seeing my stock investments not crash every day."

You should be aware of the consequences of cutting off the source of misfortune, shouldn't you?

“I know very well, Yog, I understand what I’m doing, this is our only chance.”

Therefore, anyone who dares to stop me from now on will be considered my enemy.

(End of this chapter)