The defeated saint is also on the way to tame the evil god today

　"If you tell me their plan, I will try it," said Perlis.

　Alianwen was stunned for a moment before she suddenly realized what the two were talking about -

　——There was something obviously wrong with those young men in silver robes.

　Their states are more abrupt and aggressive, while Raghunandan has a kind and benevolent look.

　The Havrgads realized it, and Raghunandan knew that they realized it.

　After exchanging information, Miss Perlis seemed to have reached some secret consensus with the old man...Alianwen discovered some truths.

　She couldn't help but sigh that these riddlers really had their own underlying logic when they talked to each other.

　"As you can see, the statue on the altar has changed from a giant silver tree to a lacquer god. This is not only a change in the aspect of the god, but also a change in the mentality of the believers."

　"In recent years, their longing for their homeland has driven them to a frenzy. Even I have found it increasingly difficult to suppress their protests, and real power has gradually slipped from my hands."

　"I don't know the full story. All I know is that those young people recently received some...commissions from the interstellar..."

　"They planned all this without telling me, but I'm not without an information network. What I know is that they obtained a certain cargo and planned to release it on Luperca according to the commission."

　"The reward from this operation will be used by them to find Uendai - they long to return to their homeland."

　Raghunandan said and closed his eyes.

　Alianwen raised her wrist, and a faint red inscription lit up on the slender silver bracelet.

　"Report the movements," she said.

　"The target group is approaching the opening dinner in the city center, with an estimated arrival time of ten minutes."

　Arianwyn had already arranged surveillance.

　"Prepare to intercept."

　She dropped her bracelet and turned to Raghunandan:

　"Mr. Raghunandan, I'm afraid I'll need your assistance in our investigation."

　"I have no intention of becoming a traitor to my tribe," Ragunantan chuckled. "Just treat what I said as casual conversation, but..."

　"Among the younger generation, one of the more famous children is named Rafar."

　"I sincerely hope that those lost lambs can get back on track."

　After saying that, he turned around and walked into the back of the room.

　Looking at his background, Perlis shook her head slightly:

　"He is a wise old man who knows when to make the right decisions."

　The probability of Silver Robe causing trouble has always been very high, and in recent years it has probably been under the watchful eye of the Shepherd Star government. Ragunandan must know this.

　Before the situation got out of control, the Hafjargads arrived right in front of him and asked him for information.

　He then took advantage of the situation and reached a cooperation...

　By the way, we can unite with the party and attack the dissidents.

　"Political animals are always like this," Perlis shook her head slightly. "The descendants of the Salt People may be far more than just a gang. Their clan discipline may be far greater than we imagine."

　"It's time to set out to intercept." Arianwen said.

　"Let's go."

　Perlis reached out, grabbed a small whistle, and blew into it.

　A gust of wind blew open the door, and a pitch-black bird flew in with the wind and rain and landed on the fingertips of Perlis.

　"Take me there." Perlis whispered in its ear.

　The bird flapped its wings, turned into ink in the air, fell to the ground, and a black door rose up.

　Perlis grabbed the door handle and pulled it—

　"Clap."

　The wind and rain howled, and on the silver city streets, red warning lights flashed in the heavy rain.

　The neat streets in the center of the Garden City were filled with roadblocks, and members of the Silver Robe Society who had been suppressed to the ground could be seen everywhere on the streets.

　They had been largely suppressed, and there was little sign of damage on the streets.

　A crushing victory.

　This is why Perlis is not in a hurry: the response speed of the Lupercal authorities is terrifying.

　If you want to make some news on the planet of Shepherd, you have to have some skills.

　Even if you have the ability, it basically won't work.

　"Ms. Perlis," said Hafgard, dressed in a black and white suit and a bathrobe, approaching. "Why are you here?"

　"Joining in the fun," Perlis muttered. "Their leader, Raghunandan, told me that these Silver Robe members have accepted a contract from outer space to release certain goods on Luperca."

　"Why is this the case again..." The on-site supervisor covered his face. "They suddenly attacked the main road, is this the reason?"

　"When did the attack begin?" Arianwen came over.

　"Five minutes ago, we persuaded them to surrender for four minutes, and the whole battle lasted one minute."

　"As expected..." Perlis nodded.

　"Don't even think about it. They're trying to make a feint to the east and attack in the west," Alianwen shrugged. "If they attack here, they're probably planning to hide the goods somewhere out in the wilderness, right?"

　"What an old-fashioned method, is it really that simple?" Eva Dani was a little skeptical.

　Alianwen raised her wrist and tapped the bracelet lightly:

　"Huanxing, requesting orbital scan, signature code sent."

　"receive."

　Two seconds later, Alianwen raised her head:

　"Right here in the wilderness on the outskirts of the city, space-based fire control has locked onto their vehicles and forced them to stop, but they don't seem to be willing to surrender."

　Very efficient.

　“Let’s go and see the scene.”

　As Perlis spoke, she turned around and the inky door rose from the ground again.

　She opened the door handle, and was greeted by a torrential rain roaring across the wilderness.

　"Boom!"

　Amidst the flashes of thunder, the red light emitted by the giant ship's powerful engine was faintly visible among the clouds, and the entire sky was obscured by the behemoth.

　The giant ships gained control of the air.

　Above the wilderness, a group of silver-robed men were covered by searchlights descending from the clouds. They were huddled together, holding their weapons and glaring angrily in all directions.

　Among the crowd, Perlis saw the man who had stopped her before.

　Rafar, the little leader who is quite popular among the young people as mentioned by Ragunandan.

　He held a silver scimitar in his hand, and his eyes under the silver robe flashed in the rain.

　"Don't come near us!" Rafar shouted to the sky, "You can't imagine what we have in our hands! If you come close, we will detonate it!"

　Is it so boring?

　Perlis stretched out her hand, and constellation totems lit up in her pupils.

　At this time, Alianwen stopped her:

　"Ms. Perlis, let's do it."

　"Are you sure? It can save some trouble." Perlis put down her hand.

　"I have to prove to you that I can keep up with you."

　Alianwen took two steps forward and took a deep breath.

　She nodded to Eva Dani beside her, and halos lit up in the pupils of both of them at the same time.

　"Boom!"

　In the heavy rain, the corners of Rafar's mouth were trembling, and madness was burning in his eyes.

　It's too late, everything is too late.

　If only that damn old man had died a few days earlier, if only those damned Havrgard had checked in a few days later...

　These damn aliens never took them seriously. They are the descendants of the Paint God. Their eyes once knew the future. They are a race beyond time!

　Now they are forced into the wilderness with no way out.

　""

　Rafar gritted his teeth and roared:

　"Try to detonate it, can you do it?"

　"In that case, we will also..."

　"We have no way out," Rafar gritted his teeth. "The Lord is watching us from the future. Trusting that He will protect us... is our only way out..."

　Rafar pulled a container from his belt and squeezed it hard. The container gradually opened, emitting cold steam.

　A silver seed was suspended in the center of the container.

　He stretched out his hand, just as he was about to grab the seed, a chaotic phantom flashed before his eyes—

　"Ah ah ah ah ah!!!"

　Rafar clutched his forehead and fell to his knees, dropping the container to the ground and closing it again.

　At the same time, several silver-robed figures on the outermost periphery fell down almost at the same time, and a blue phantom quickly passed between them—

　——That was Arianwen, whose eyes were emitting blue light.

　Several silver-robed men rushed forward with weapons raised. Alianwen's eyes flashed, and her body once again transformed into a blue phantom.

　“Boom boom boom—”

　Four or five believers were knocked into the sky one after another, with blue shadows overlapping their bodies, and fell to the ground.

　The superimposed shadows, the fragments of stars devoured by Arianwen.

　She can transform herself or any other object into a superposition state of existence, making its existence in the real plane "unstable" or "shifted", thus creating an advantage.

　Alianwen quickly flashed towards Rafar, who was affected by the "superposition", and passed through four or five silver-robed men in a row, whispering:

　"Eva Dani, get ready."

　At the same time, she flashed to the front of Rafael and suddenly reached out to grab the container.

　——But a hand grabbed her wrist directly.

　It was Rafar. He had recovered from the superposition state, and there was a strange blue light flashing in his pupils.

　His face seemed to have fish scales opening and closing—

　"call----"

　Rafar grabbed Alianwen's hand and threw her out like a rag.

　The moment Alianwen flew out, she immediately shattered into a pile of blue fragments, and the surrounding space shook.

　Rafar tried to grab the container, but a chaotic vision once again filled his mind, and he screamed:

　"Uhhhhhhhhhh!"

　A flash of blue light appeared, and Aryanwen appeared again. She grabbed the container and suddenly leaped backwards.

　"call--"

　Almost at the same time, four or five men in silver robes swung their scimitars at her with ferocious looks.

　"Now!" Arianwen shouted.

　"Weng----"

　With the roar of the air, the silver-robed men slammed into an invisible wall.

　Arianwen turned her head and saw that there were halos of light flashing in Evadani's eyes and her hands were pinching the air in front of her.