Slayer of Gods: I lied; I became the agent of the Nine Gods.

Nezha frowned: "You're alone? He's a god, after all."

Lu Yuxiao: "Don't worry, it won't be like that for long."

Nezha sensed that the passage over there was about to fully open, and then he understood.

He then saw that Loki's body was horribly burned by the Samadhi True Fire, and his injuries were severe from the inside out, so he couldn't cause any major trouble...

Moreover, Lu Yu had learned some combat skills from that Eastern Emperor for a few days, so he shouldn't need to worry about dealing with this foreign god's clone who was used to a life of luxury and didn't put much effort into the fight.

Thinking of this, Nezha nodded and left, flying to the chaotic area on the ground.

Lu Yu finally turned his gaze back to Loki, who was leaning against one side, and began to chatter to himself:

Eleven years ago, Zeus, the Greek king of the gods, peered into the fate of the world and prophesied that a blasphemer would be born in Cangnan City of the Great Xia Dynasty...

Gaia, the goddess of the earth, together with the Norse god of mischief, stole Shiva's Lament and wrote "Cangnan" on it. Loki, you were right there watching her put pen to paper; did you ever hesitate even for a moment?

That period of history...

Loki even forgot his own pain and looked up at the girl in front of him who was no more than eighteen years old.

At that moment, her eyes, which were as clear as the sky of Asgard, seemed to be adorned with starlight.

A glimmer of light burst forth from the pupil, like an ink drop falling into a lake, creating ripples...

Even before he could react, half of the girl's left eye, once a deep blue, turned into a deep, ink-black color.

The remaining half is a completely opposite white, and the two different color blocks form a strange pattern in the eye, like two jade coin tosses.

"You're just a child, how do you know so much?"

Loki struggled to maintain his balance, standing upright to uphold the dignity of a god.

"That's all because of the existence of blasphemers; it's something that must be done."

Loki, as if struck by a sudden thought, laughed:

"You're also a part of Cangnan, aren't you?"

Seeing the girl's strange eyes flicker slightly, he sneered inwardly, but maintained a gentle tone on his face:

"Perhaps it's because some of their relatives were also forced to perish in that trial that they are so dissatisfied with the gods?"

"What if I could protect you and your family?"

The Norse god of mischief, like a benevolent priest, opened his arms to the deer:

“Return to God’s embrace… I can bestow upon you even greater blessings.”

Lu Yu, however, merely curled the corners of his lips without any emotion: "A reward?"

She seemed to have thought of something funny, and her smile grew wider and wider until she was clutching her stomach and laughing so hard she cried.

"Loki, do you really think I don't know you?"

Knowing the future trajectory of this world, I can be considered the human being who understands you best in this world...

Those few short chapters of the past, that casually mentioned "erasing Cangnan," were all because of their vague prophecy, because the God-King mentioned that a blasphemer was born in Cangnan...

They feared that the blasphemer would commit god-killing in the future, so they ruthlessly slaughtered humanity.

Ironically, this group of dignified and aloof gods, as always, joined forces not to fight against external enemies, but to point the sharp tips of their daggers at their believers.

How could gods be such cowardly beings who are afraid of death?

The so-called "God loves the world" should be supplemented with a second part—"love yourself even more."

Lu Yu suddenly brought up a completely unrelated matter:

Do you know what my Forbidden Ruins are?

Loki was slightly taken aback, and subconsciously looked at Lu Yu, but seemed to see a scene he had never expected. His eyes widened slightly:

"How, how could it be?"

He pointed at Lu Yu with a look of surprise and doubt: "Why can't I see your cultivation level?"

"You're blocking my view?"

He considered this possibility, but the next second he shook his head violently.

"Impossible, the deception methods can't fool me..."

Of course it's possible.

[Under the influence of feigned ignorance, even the gods cannot see your true nature—finally, avoid dwelling on the past; it's not good for your eyes.]

The system's voice sounded, somewhat calm, yet one could hear the concern within it.

Lu Yu raised his hand to touch his left eye, but his hand was wet and hot.

Ah...it's bleeding...

She casually wiped away the crimson tear that had fallen, and looking at Loki's performance, she felt an unprecedented sense of pleasure.

"Although the deity I represent cannot punish you personally right now, as his representative, I am happy to do so on his behalf."

Lu Yu sighed softly, "This first time in the Divine Ruins was specially reserved for you... Loki."

Although Fuxi was aloof, he genuinely cared about his proxy, not just because Lu Yu was the only possibility among the myriad futures he was peering into.

And because in the primordial chaos where all things compete for survival, the arrival of the girl, in an intangible way, added a unique touch to the vast land.

So the worried old father followed Lu Yu into her dream and stayed by her side during that time.

The bond between them, unknowingly, had surpassed Nuwa's favoritism and affection for Lu Yu.

What that dream brought to Lu Yu was not only the offensive divine ruins that Fuxi bestowed upon her—[In the blink of an eye], but also the opportunity that the girl gained from the divine law of time to glimpse the past and clarify cause and effect.

The Divine Ruins—[Remembrance]—born from the twelve-year-long longing between a young girl and her loved ones, can explore the past causes, sins, and deeds of any living being.

Although it is not aggressive at all, it can extract only the fragments that Lu needs from that vast collection of memories.

So the moment she opened the Divine Ruins, she saw through Loki the causal threads connecting him to Cangnan and every corner of this world.

That line, laden with monstrous consequences, bears not a trace of merit, only devastation and monstrous crimes.

The image of the Eight Trigrams in the sky suddenly magnified in my eyes, forming a thin layer of mist in mid-air.

[Hint: The skill "Decisive Judgment" has been activated. Your thoughts and actions are now the truth. Today, you can judge the gods.]

"Back then, you judged Cangnan..."

The girl's blood-stained hand pointed directly at the Norse god before her.

"And under the circumstances of this 'remembrance,' how many sins have you committed? A trial will reveal all..."

Now, it is precisely the humans you despise who have dealt you a heavy blow...

Whether in the past or the future.

Whether it's Lu Wuwei, who slays countless clones, or Si Xiaonan, who dares to kill a god...

Human will can conquer nature; this is the belief of the Great Xia people. Once you come to Great Xia, you must abide by the rules and regulations!

"I say, Loki, the god of mischief—has committed heinous crimes, is disqualified from being a god, and is unworthy of his divine position!"

She looked up at the sky, and through the mist, she seemed to glimpse the emotions of that consciousness.

After a brief pause, she shouted it out almost with all her might:

"Heaven bears witness—"

I'm catching bedbugs for you! Don't mess with me! Hurry up and give it your all! Get it!

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That concludes the synopsis, my darlings! I have some errands to run in the real world today, and I originally planned to write about the revival of the mortal realm and the divine realm, but I don't have time, so that's all for now...

I'll definitely write about the appearance of the saint tomorrow! Absolutely!

Oh no! The editor wants me to prepare five new book titles and covers. I'm hopeless at naming things!