Seer: I, Miris, have no obstacles in my evolution

Returning our focus to the three World Gods, they decided to head to the Clock Realm under Christo's guidance.

Throughout the journey, the Chaos God was preoccupied with his thoughts. He was pondering the Goddess of Light's assessment of him. Perhaps she had simply left things unsaid, and her goal might have been merely to help him eradicate the chaotic power within him.

Even so, the three World Gods still felt disgusted by the personality of the Goddess of Light, Lachesis. They were supposed to be on the same side because of their righteousness, but they were treated that way.

Even a gentle-tempered god of time and space thought Lachesis was extremely rude.

Fortunately, perseverance pays off. While traveling, the God of Time and Space suddenly sensed a strange flow of time and space.

This spacetime flow is extremely weak. Even a spacetime god who is skilled in this art can only sense the spacetime fluctuations around them, but cannot confirm the method of spacetime fluctuations.

The God of Illusion quickly stepped in to assist, and with the combined efforts of the two sword gods, the God of Time and Space successfully opened the portal to the Clock Realm through the Time and Space Gate behind him.

As the key to time and space turned, the three of them passed through the portal to time and space and arrived in the clock realm.

The three World Gods descended into a grand hall. Everywhere they looked, there were clocks of all sizes, and the sound of gears turning was incessant.

Standing before them were several small sprites resembling clocks, named Wochi, mechanical-type sprites.

The main body consists of three gears, one large and two small. The large central gear has two pointers and a big eye on it, and it wears a small magic hat.

Wochi noticed the arrival of the three World Gods and quickly stepped forward to ask them if they were guests, while also inquiring about their identities.

To avoid unnecessary trouble, the God of Illusion lied and claimed that they were indeed visiting guests, but his cleverness was quickly exposed because Wochi found out that there were no guests coming today.

The God of Time and Space had no choice but to step forward and admit that their arrival here was purely accidental, but there were some things he needed to ask.

Woch didn't make things difficult for them after hearing this, and turned around to call Mr. Horilogi, the lord of the Clock Realm.

A moment later, a refined male elf, dressed in white with a blue trench coat, blond hair and blue eyes, a pocket watch hanging from his chest, and two hourglasses hanging from his waist, slowly walked in, stepping on an incredibly mysterious white magic circle.

Two clocks of different shapes float between his left and right hands: one is a set of stacked gears, and the other is engraved with patterns of the sun, moon and stars.

The newcomer was none other than Horilogi, a mechanical-psychic type elf, the master of the clock realm, and the creator of Moirai.

"Hello, welcome to the Clock Museum."

Horilogi is usually very busy, not only repairing clocks of all sizes in the clock industry, but also receiving occasional visitors.

The moment Horilogi appeared, the three World Gods felt an unfathomable aura about him. Faced with such an existence, they made no attempt to conceal their intentions and decisively revealed their purpose.

They were searching for a spirit with many gears on its body, Moirai, the Wheel of Fortune, and Christo had guided them there.

Horodi took the riddle-maker's metaphor to the extreme, insisting that he didn't know anything about Moirai, who was clearly the embodiment of the Wheel of Fortune he created.

He then guided the three World Gods to search for the truth they needed in this clockwork museum.

The rule of the clock museum is to choose a clock that resembles the person you are looking for, and the clock will lead you to the answer.

The three World Gods had no choice but to comply, choosing a clock similar to the one on Moirai's body, and finally disappearing into the clock.

"Moire... an interesting name."

Horilogi sighed, "It seems that Moirai is very likely a name that the Wheel of Fortune gave itself, so even the creator of the Wheel of Fortune doesn't know this name."

After the three World Gods disappeared, a figure that the three Ring Gods and the other three might not have seen, but that Miris had seen before, emerged from the shadows. It was none other than Disbord.

Before the three World Gods arrived, Horilogi was talking to Disbord, who had deliberately hidden himself out of caution.

The two of them are now resuming their conversation, which had been interrupted earlier.

According to Horilogie, Disbord came to ask for something, and this wasn't the first time.

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Guided by the clock, the three World Gods were separated and taken to three other independent spaces.

The three spaces have the same overall structure, with the ground consisting of three suspended circular platforms, each engraved with gear patterns.

The central prototype platform is the largest, and behind it is a curtain made of gears.

The only difference between the three spaces lies in their energy composition and color.

The space where the God of Time and Space resides is golden and filled with the power of holy spirits; the space where the God of Chaos resides is purple and black and filled with the power of shadows; and the space where the God of Illusion resides is blue and white and filled with supernatural power.

Opposite them stood three figures dressed similarly; they were the trial officers of the clock realm, named Clock Trial Officer Mo, Clock Trial Officer Yao, and Clock Trial Officer Zhou.

In order, they stood opposite the God of Chaos, the God of Time and Space, and the God of Illusion, respectively.

The three Clock Trial Officers, namely Silent, Universe, and Radiance, are essentially the same character with different colors.

He was dressed in a tight-fitting bodysuit, draped in a large cape, and wearing a Batman mask with gold tips and a deep purple center, obscuring his face and revealing only two eerie patterns.

Holding a staff that resembles a halberd, with blades on both sides and a ring gear floating in the center, he also holds the core of a multi-celestial ring structure composed of three ring gears.

Behind it, two stacked ring gears are also suspended, and in front, there are multiple ring gears and circular gears that are combined with each other.

The Clock Trial Officer - Silent has the Shadow attribute, with black and dark purple as the main colors, light purple as the secondary color, and gold as the accent.

The Clock Trial Officer - Cosmos is a psychic type, and its overall color scheme is mainly black, white, and light gray, with gold accents.

The Clock Trial Officer - Radiance is a light-type character, with white and black as the main colors and gold as the secondary color.

The three clock trial officers remained silent until the three World Gods appeared, at which point they launched an attack.

The clock trial officers' attack methods were extremely peculiar, and no matter what skills the three world gods used, they could not stop them; they could only desperately dodge or take the hits head-on.

After a period of time, it seemed that all three sword gods had arrived in the space, and the trial officially began.

Suddenly, the Clock Trial Officer, Zeus, who was standing before the God of Illusions, asked him a question.

Please answer: What is your purpose in coming here?