Huh? Are they all real?.

This is not the crippled demigod who was still greatly suppressed even with various tricks, but a complete and true demigod who can unleash his full power at any time!

For those present, it was difficult to say whether such a discovery was good or bad.

But for the People's Federation, this seems to be a huge misfortune.

Noticing the somewhat awkward atmosphere, Benalana could only manage a forced smile to lighten the mood:

"At least, we can continue our contract with that eldest son more easily now!"

This answer made everyone look at her at the same time.

The little girl was clearly intimidated by the gazes of so many important people.

She could only force a smile:

Did I say something wrong?

After a moment, Moen smiled and said:

“No, you’re absolutely right, Miss Benalana. The contract with the eyes should indeed be put on the agenda as soon as possible.”

Among the human alliance, Prophet Helios, who was quietly watching the ocean-going spaceship that was still being tested, suddenly raised his eyebrows.

He immediately shook his head, amused.

"A bunch of fools who really think they're gods. So what if they've fallen another way?"

"Do you really think you're just facing a solid barrier?"

"You are facing your mother!"

After laughing all the way to the end, his expression changed, and he sat down dejectedly on the cold steel floor, muttering to himself:

"Whether it's you, us, or even him, we are all just puppets created by our mother on a whim."

"But it's okay, it's really okay. I'll be able to ask my mother soon, very soon, if that's really what she thinks."

-

Faced with the sudden shattering of the sky, most ordinary people could only stare blankly.

Those in high positions, after many futile attempts, had no choice but to give up on the idea of ​​breaking through the sky.

Then I started to think about why.

Why did two divine paths fall in such a short period of time?

Historically, the fall from the divine path, which has a span of less than ten years, can be described as a near-total descent.

So this strange thing obviously represents something very important.

So, what does this actually mean?

Or what was the catalyst?

They didn't believe the barrier would break for no reason, so something must have caused it.

This could be an event, or it could be a person.

The only prophet who could be of use in this situation no longer even knows where his uniqueness has gone.

Therefore, they can only add to their troubles by pondering why.

These eyes that peer into the future are really disgusting, but they're also really useful.

-

The changes in the celestial canopy prompted experimentation from the higher orders and even the gods.

However, there are exceptions among the gods.

Sometimes it's three at once.

That was the sacred tree, the shadowy sun, and the witch who came to visit.

Although they all witnessed the sky shattering, they both felt that what was in front of them was more important.

The Shadow Sun, still seated on the throne of the Eternal King, was now looking at the goddess who also inexplicably displeased her with a face full of suspicion.

The last time I encountered something like this was during Darkmoon.

Above them, Yggdrasil, barefoot on the branches of the sacred tree, watched helplessly as the scene unfolded beneath his feet once again.

Chapter 398 Let Me Replace My King (4k)

Last time, she was able to influence the girls' thinking, but this time, she wasn't sure she could succeed again.

After all, her king was causing more and more trouble outside.

Not long ago, that foreign girl was able to temporarily deceive Rose Lorian by cooperating with her sister Denise.

Regardless, that girl had been entrusted with the power of the gods, and for quite some time.

Therefore, she was quite certain that Rose Lorian was only half-convinced by her.

And now, a new little girl has come looking for her king.

Therefore, all she could say was that this time it depended on what Yuan Chu thought.

She was also a little curious about why the witch had come here.

The other party was clearly after her king, but Dark Moon came because the foreign girl had become entangled with her king, and she wanted to take her as a gift.

But the witch didn't.

Sitting on a branch, gently swaying her legs, she pondered the relationship between Rome, saints, and elves.

No matter how you look at it, there's no connection whatsoever.

Below her, Rose Lorian, seated on her throne, also raised an eyebrow as she looked at the new guest.

"The last time a guest visited here was not only recently, but she was also a goddess, just like you."

Rose Lorian's answer surprised the witch, who said:

"is it?"

Do the gods interact so closely? Or is it that I still don't quite understand the elves' time scale?

She remembered that the elves she had encountered were naturally long-lived, so their concept of time was somewhat different from that of ordinary people.

For example, something that happened hundreds of years ago is called something like "not long ago".

Just as Yggdrasil thought, witches and elves not only had no connection, but their understanding of each other was limited to common sense.

"Yes, I think you should know her too, because she is Selene Serafield."

Dark Moon? What's she doing here?

"What is the Moon Goddess doing here? Is it because of the Moon King?"

Rose Lorian's emerald-like beautiful eyes carefully examined the goddess before her.

After a moment, she asked the witch with an indescribable meaning:

"Yes, I came for Vlad the Moon King. But the real reason is a girl from a foreign land."

For a girl from another country?

How could those strangers be involved with the Supreme One?

The witch became increasingly strange.

But precisely because of this, Rose Lorian's expression relaxed considerably.

She always felt that something was wrong.

So she began to doubt whether there was a problem with her initial understanding.

What I just said was also a tentative inquiry.

The girl from the foreign land had never been to the Old World in her mind. However, whether it was the saints or Augustus as the saint in his true form, they were all returnees like everyone else.

So she wanted to see how the witch would react to a foreign land.

However, the other party was merely curious.

She is the goddess of nature, and this place is equivalent to her divine kingdom.

Therefore, she has a very clear understanding of her emotions.

It can even be used to determine whether a deity is lying.

While it certainly cannot be taken as a definitive conclusion, it is still very valuable for reference.

The reason she concluded that this conclusion could not be taken as definitive was because...

Rose Lorian, seated on the old throne, looked up at the golden light streaming through the dome.

That woman taught her her first lesson.

This made her doubt her own abilities for quite some time.

Rose Lorian, having withdrawn her gaze, refocused it on the witch.

Although I still feel that I made some mistakes in those things before.

However, if it were her, there shouldn't be any problem.

After all, Augustus was already dead.

He died in the final moments of his battle against the Son of the Abyss.

Even the proud elves had to admit that the firstborn son of the abyss, who had been crowned by the Primordial One, was so powerful that neither she nor the gods could see any hope of victory.

Therefore, the fact that Augustus's death was not only beyond doubt, but that Augustus's sacrifice alone won everything seemed extremely unreal to them.

Otherwise, given Augustus's abilities and achievements, he could have easily continued to demand the title of King of the World. Although, judging from his behavior, he probably wouldn't have cared about that.

Conversely, precisely because he is that kind of person, if possible, as a noble person whose mission is to save the world, he will inevitably stand up again, just as he did back then, to integrate this world that is not broken but is falling apart.

Having realized this, Rose Lorian gradually suppressed the inexplicable unease she felt.

As the woman behind the Eternal King, she naturally didn't want anyone other than the Eternal King to become the King of the World. She was also happy to see this ending, the one most befitting the King of the World, unfold.

As one of the beings who had benefited greatly from Augustus's kindness, she wished to show the utmost respect for Augustus's only relic.

Moredis Abyss, the witch, is the only relic of Augustus, the king of the world.

This is the consensus today. As for Rome, when the Senate launched a rebellion, and no one in the vast city of Rome spoke up.

Rome was no longer Augustus's legacy.

For the first time, Rose Lorian left the empty throne during the meeting.

Walk down the emerald staircase, which is full of elven style.

He walked up to the witch with perfect poise.

Under the somewhat awkward gazes of the other party, he bowed deeply to the witch and said:

"Please forgive me for only now offering my sincere greetings to you, Goddess Moredis. And please allow me to offer Augustus my utmost respect, that of the elves, and of my king!"

Golden light from the sacred tree continued to pour down, and Yggdrasil, sitting on a branch of the sacred tree, rested his chin on his hand and watched everything that was happening below.

Seeing this scene, she couldn't help but say:

"I really wonder how you'll feel about today now that you know everything."

She understood Rose Lorian because she was the girl she had carefully chosen, someone who could replace her.

Therefore, she was also somewhat looking forward to the other party's reaction after they found out everything.

She thought that would be very interesting.

Yggdrasil, who was watching all of this, thought the same thing, while the witch standing in front of Roselorian was even more at a loss for words.

Are you taking this too seriously?

After all, Augustus didn't die.

Rose Lorian rose with impeccable poise, then shook her head earnestly and said:

"No, the elves have been deeply indebted to Augustus. As the one who temporarily guided the elves, I have been unable to repay Augustus much, which has always been my regret and shame."

Augustus was a figure who caused great ambivalence among many gods.