I opened an adventurer's guild in another world.

Posedra didn't believe that Anno was really just thanking Veranika.

Anno didn't hide anything and said frankly, "Thank you again for Veranica's help. However, I heard that the reason why Lady Veranica went to Mstrang to treat me was on the instructions of Lord Vitas, the God of Illusionary Sound."

This treatment was crucial for me, so I wanted to thank Lord Vitas in person.

Veranika, a fanatical follower and walker of Vitas, saves a person under Vitas's guidance.

However, that person wanted to meet Vitas, who was a god.

If it were anyone else, Poseidon would have had them thrown out long ago.

But this person is able to easily kill a demigod!

With such strength, one is fully qualified to meet with the gods.

Vitas might even be happy to meet such a person and try to recruit him as a follower.

However......

Poseidon shook his head and said to Anno with a serious expression, "It seems that you have also discovered the problem."

Anno frowned, somewhat confused about what Posedra meant.

Fortunately, after dismissing the soldiers in the palace, Poseidon continued, "After Veranica was brought back, I was planning to have another Swiftwalker help treat her."

However, the latter had no clue about Veranica's coma and finally decided to ask Lord Vitas for help.

But something unexpected happened: the gods did not respond, and the psychic was unable to invoke them.

Moreover, it wasn't just Lord Vitas's Walker; the other Sea Gods' Walkers were also unable to contact the gods.

This has never happened before.

I used the divine artifact bestowed upon me by the sea god to heal Veranika's injuries. This thing is a one-time use item, but at least it worked.

I received intelligence from my subordinates that it seems the Swift Walkers on the Forgotten Mountains battlefield are all experiencing this problem.

If Lord Anno came to the Sea Clan seeking help, then I can only say that you have made a wasted trip.

Sea creatures today face the same problem.

Poseidon was originally dissatisfied with Anno because Anno had used up a one-time use divine artifact.

But he doesn't have time to worry about that now.

Compared to divine objects, the collective disappearance of the gods is clearly more important.

However, Posedra misunderstood Anno.

Although Anno knew that Mstrong's Walkers could not invoke the gods, he did not know that the sea creatures faced the same predicament.

He hadn't realized the seriousness of the problem before.

However, after accidentally obtaining this news, Anno had a bad feeling.

"Your Majesty, I believe this is a very important question!"

Anno said with a serious expression, "I think we should contact the Swiftwalkers of Un'gomulos immediately to see if there are any Swiftwalkers who can contact the gods."

"you mean......"

Posedra had already suspected this all along.

But the result of this guess was truly terrifying.

It was so terrifying that Poseidon dared not even think about it further.

"Yes, I am worried about the safety of the gods of Un'gomulos!"

Anno said those words aloud.

"impossible!"

Poseidon loudly denied it: "I know of more than a dozen storm sea gods. All of them are incredibly powerful and protect billions of sea people."

Those evil otherworldly gods are no match for the sea gods!

As he spoke, Poseidon called his subordinates in and instructed them to find a way to contact all the divine travelers of the deep-sea gods as quickly as possible, and also to contact the kings of the various countries on land.

He didn't forget to explain to Anno, "I did this simply to prove that your guess is wrong."

Anno pondered for a moment, then, having made up his mind, turned and left Posedra's palace.

The latter did not stop him; his mind was now even briefly forgetting the war with the Zerg on the front lines.

Watching Anno's departing figure, the veins on his right hand, which was tightly gripping the scepter representing Atlantis, bulged.

Anno used the teleportation array to return to Mstrong.

When Posedra gave the order, Anno knew that the other person had the same answer in their heart as he did.

Even Poseidon, who was better informed than Anno, already had the answer in his mind before he even met Anno.

However, Posedra's faith led him to be unwilling to believe his own speculations.

Unless it's proven!