Huh? Are they all real?.

In all of Moen's save files, he was unable to achieve the achievement of being mutual god kings.

In other words, the two deities recognized each other as their king and their god.

However, Moen should be able to complete the achievements this time, although there are a lot of mutual god-kings this time.

Prophet, however, reluctantly said under Moen's guidance:

"The whole world was in an uproar, feeling that the ironclad law of the God-King had been broken."

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"So this is all there is to it, Prophet. It's just a new interpretation of the Iron Law."

The other party clearly didn't believe Moen's explanation, but didn't object either.

Moreover, Moen looked at him and smiled, saying:

"And you should know even better now why it was me, right?"

The prophecy points to Trajan Westeros.

Both sides are well aware of this.

So after a moment of contemplation, Prophet said:

"You're right, but when do you plan to renew our contract?"

Who Moen really is, and whether he has truly broken the ironclad rule, are not things that need to be investigated further for him.

So after Moen said that, he understood what he meant and stopped dwelling on it.

Moen laughed:

"This is not something that can be done quickly, God Prophet, after all, crossing worlds is very difficult."

"I think you understand this very well, don't you?"

Prophet agreed.

As Nicolos Perisos appeared and fell just as quickly, he, the only remaining deity in the Human Alliance, knew very well that he had no way of returning to the other side.

Coming here is easy, but coming back is difficult.

"Could you give me a rough timeframe?"

"I can only say it shouldn't be too long."

Seeing that Moen hadn't revealed any further thoughts, he simply nodded and said:

"Then I shall take my leave now."

He did not press Moen about his idea of ​​traveling between the two worlds.

Because asking that question would only make the atmosphere awkward and foolish.

He hates making stupid mistakes.

After exchanging greetings, Prophet disappeared from Moen's sight.

Moen looked down at his feet.

Under the scorching flames of destruction, both the uniqueness and the physical body of Nicholas Peysos were burned to ashes.

Only the Divine Punishment Greatsword remained stuck in the ground.

After a brief pause, Moen raised his hand to his chest and bowed slightly, saying:

"May you rest in peace, Nicholas."

As Nicolos said before he died, his sentence was over.

Therefore, Moen would also show respect to the deceased.

The golden skeletal greatsword was pulled out, and the barbs on the blade, which had gradually unfurled due to the flames, closed up as the sword was pulled out.

It has returned to its original state.

Similarly, Moen's image also changed from a hermit back to Trajan.

After Moen finished doing all this.

Moen then heard the sound of the aircraft rapidly approaching.

The Human Alliance had been monitoring everything here, but after the Divine Realm rejected all spying, they were no longer able to accurately detect what was happening here.

The only way to determine whether the situation has changed is by continuously sending drones and checking whether the drones have lost contact.

Therefore, the human alliance, which was already blocked by the divine realm, arrived even more slowly.

That's perfect, it saves Moen a lot of trouble.

With the Divine Punishment Greatsword in hand, Moen was taken to another military base by the Human Alliance's air force.

This time it wasn't a mysterious island base, but an ordinary military base.

Here, Moen met Voss again, along with Miss Hillis who had left with them.

After hesitating for a moment, Moen decided to talk to Worth first.

After all, Sirius represented a love that was far too heavy for Moen.

Let's start with the simpler ones.

Completely unaware that he had become a simple matter, Mr. Worth hurriedly stepped forward and asked when Moen arrived:

"Your Majesty, over there?"

Moen laughed:

“Nikolos is dead, completely dead. Although the Mysterious Island base has been destroyed, the trouble caused by the invasion of the evil god is now completely over.”

Moen did not mention that the uniqueness of the plague had also been destroyed by its own fire.

He told Eyes because Moen wanted him to know, and he couldn't hide it from him anyway.

After all, eyes that spy on everything are truly disgusting.

It's better for other people to know less about this kind of thing.

Even so, it was still a great shock to the old man who had supported this civilization for decades.

"An evil, evil god???"

Moen and his team realized from their time at the base that things weren't so simple.

So I quickly left.

Everything that happened afterward proved it to be true, but they really didn't expect it to be an invasion by an evil god.

They had always assumed that an angelic being had arrived.

Such a big thing would be considered extremely exaggerated over there, right?

"Yes, the evil god Nicholas Peysos. Sequence Zero of the Plague Pathway, one of the recognized evil gods."

"But wasn't He defeated by the hermit?"

Seeing the old man's astonishment, Moen calmly smiled and said:

"Yes, but it's not surprising that anyone survives in the extraordinary world."

The old man had nothing more to say.

He could only reveal an extremely complicated expression.

He felt lost about the future and realized his own powerlessness once again.

Moen could tell what he was worried about, but he couldn't offer any effective comfort.

The only option was to change the subject:

"So, Mr. Voss, can you now tell me why you trust me so much?"

The People's Federation's trust in itself clearly exceeds normal limits.

However, what was both unexpected and reasonable was that the old man simply smiled wryly:

"This is our top secret, I cannot tell you."

But the old man also felt that such a refusal was inappropriate, so he carefully added:

"This involves the very foundation of our civilization."

Seeing that the old man had said so, Moen didn't press further and said:

"I understand now. With such a big mess, you must have other things that urgently need to be dealt with, so I won't keep you any longer."

"You flatter me. But I do have some things to take care of. But if you have any questions, you can contact me anytime."

"I will, but I must also say that I might leave without saying goodbye. It's not that I have any issues with you, it's just some technical problems."

Just in case, Moen didn't forget to tell Voss as well.

So that the pocket watch might suddenly disappear, leaving those who haven't received the news anxiously waiting here.

"I understand, Your Majesty."

The old man nodded to indicate that he understood and then left.

However, before leaving, the old man couldn't help but ask:

"Although it may be superfluous to say this, Your Majesty, did you personally kill a fully resurrected deity?"

The old man felt that even a god wouldn't be able to produce such expressiveness while half-dead.

Moen, still standing in place, gave an affirmative answer:

"Yes, I killed him with my own hands."

His calm words gave an answer that was enough to shake anyone to their core.

After staring blankly at Moen for a long time, the old man finally managed to come to his senses, bowed, and left.

Looking at the empty room again, Moen realized that he had no reason to continue avoiding it.

However, as he stood up, seeing his reflection in the glass reminded Moen of something else.

That is, Denise is still waiting for him.

He had clearly said he would definitely go find her, but now he had to face another female protagonist.

Moen couldn't help but smile wryly at this predicament.

He really didn't want to be such a jerk.

But why does he unknowingly gravitate towards becoming a scumbag?

Did I offend the Primordial One in the past?

Feeling bewildered by the situation, Moen still knocked on Sirius's door.

"Hilis, it's me. Please open the door."

Moen had the authority to go in directly, but he should politely ask permission before entering a girl's room.

Of course, if it was someone he was very familiar with, Moen would just go in directly.

However, he and Hillis were clearly not very familiar with each other.

In many of Moen's save files, Moen has tried many times to barge into the goddesses' boudoirs without any prior notice.

Unfortunately, even though the goddesses made no attempt to defend themselves or conceal anything.

However, the company still went too far by giving Moen a screen full of mosaics, making it impossible to even see where he was.

When Moen first saw it, he thought his virtual reality headset had been infected with a virus.

This is nothing unusual; it's a game suitable for all ages.

The problem is, you guard against these things so strictly, but what do you mean by not taking any action against things that are obviously even more outrageous, like mountains of corpses and seas of blood?

So you're just trying to prevent me from enjoying it, huh?

While Moen was lost in thought, Silis in the room was also in a state of chaos.

Even through the heavy metal door.