Huh? Are they all real?.

Can you really see it?!

This guy is a bit outrageous!

This isn't simply about bypassing firewalls and installing malware; it's also because, to avoid this situation, their terminals don't have cameras.

Did Jameson install surveillance cameras in the room, only to have them hacked?

Or is this an application of extraordinary power?

He may also be associated with saints.

Lily immediately realized that the other person was of great value.

We must strive to secure the opportunity to cooperate with him!

"Sir, you have surprised me greatly. If possible, I sincerely hope that we can have more opportunities to cooperate. Please believe me, I will be a great asset."

"Whether it's here or there."

Your financial resources here are what I value most, but since it's Sequence Five...

They should have some power over there, which might come in handy later.

"Of course, the more friends the better. I don't know where you are now? I'm not referring to the People's Federation."

"The Sacred Tree Forest, I'm over there in the Sacred Tree Forest."

Over by the sacred tree?

That means we can keep in touch more over there. Moen's Sequence Eight Ritual requires a trip to the Sacred Tree Forest.

"I didn't expect you to be next to Rose Lorian."

The Forest of the Sacred Tree is also known as the Forest of Roslorian or the Land of Roslorian. Therefore, it was named the Shadow of Roslorian by the Eternal King and has always been regarded as a special existence by the elves.

Indeed, the Shadow truly lives up to Rose Lorian's name.

But Moen overlooked one point: this once-common knowledge was so ancient that it had become a secret.

Therefore, in Ms. Lily's view, this was the other party openly stating that he served the goddess Roselorian!

She stood up in astonishment.

Who is he?

Is he really just a time traveler?!

Could he be the person the goddess was talking about?!

At the same time, Ms. Lily was addressed as "you" instead of "you" (您).

"How did you know that I serve the goddess Roselorian?"

Lily's answer made Moen's eyes widen again.

No, what do you mean?!

Don't you live near Roselorian Forest?

Do you serve the goddess Roselorian?

The Shadow has become a god?!

How come I didn't know about something this big?

The unexpected and overwhelming amount of information bombarded Moen's thoughts.

This even left Moen momentarily at a loss for how to respond.

However, after a moment of surprise, Moen realized something else that was crucial.

"Since you serve the goddess Roslaurian, do you know who her king is?"

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Why are you asking this?!

Moen's answer also made Ms. Lily, who had accepted divine will, ponder.

She now intuitively feels that Moen is the person the goddess sent her to find and protect.

Because this guy is really too outrageous, so outrageous that it's abnormal.

Moreover, the goddess said that this was someone who was very, very important to her.

For this reason, the goddess was even able to accept herself as a blasphemer.

After much hesitation, Lily decided to tell the truth:

"I don't know, sir."

"Is it that you don't know, or that nobody knows?"

Moen asked the key question.

Shadow shouldn't have become a god in the last twenty years.

Since completing the game with the Eternal King, the elves have basically lived in seclusion, which is quite unusual for a game that is almost entirely episodic.

As if it were just a background character, the elf would certainly not have much information presented to the player.

Otherwise, it would interfere with the player's judgment.

Therefore, it is reasonable that Moen was unaware of this information.

However, based on the information I occasionally come across, Rose Lorian may have become a god in the Second Age?

There's no mistake, they definitely became gods in the Second Era.

He hadn't thought much about it before, but now, recalling it, Moen became even more certain of Rose Lorian's godhood.

The Second Age was a very distant era.

If there were kings among the gods of that period, that would have been fairly common knowledge.

"Sir, I personally do not know, and as far as I know, no one else knows either."

Not only do you, the transmigrator serving the goddess, not know this, but the general public is also unaware of it.

This should be common sense!

It's not surprising that there's no king if it's a new god.

But a god of the Second Age cannot be absent.

One God and one King is an ironclad rule!

As long as a god does not die prematurely, they will surely meet their king.

Then they would gladly drink the poison they once avoided.

Unless, the king is already dead?!

There have been precedents for this in the intelligence that Moen knows.

The clown's path leads to a god who has never had a king.

Because His King left His long journey far too soon.

That was the only time fate played a trick on Him.

While He was painstakingly pondering how to become a god.

He suddenly realized that fate had already made him the biggest clown—a god who had not only lost his king, but didn't even know who his king was.

But that's not the most important thing. The most important thing is that after careful consideration, Moen realized that the most likely candidate for the king chosen by Rose Lorian is himself!

This is the most likely possibility that Moen could think of.

And the other party doesn't even know who their king is.

This further corroborates Moen's speculation.

But how is that possible?!

A god can give his archangel as a gift to his one and only beloved king.

Because in God's eyes, even an archangel of the first rank is not considered a human being.

They are at least not considered equals to me.

Just like how people show great love to cats and dogs, but deep down no one feels that cats and dogs are equal to themselves.

The Shadow had the same attitude towards the Sacred Tree.

She is an angel, not a goddess.

Therefore, the gods can accept the existence of others and bestow kindness and protection upon them.

However, this is absolutely impossible for either of the two goddesses.

How could the ironclad rule of one god and one king possibly be violated?!

This is tantamount to challenging the foundations of the world and desecrating the original, perfect laws.

So I was wrong?!

Or did some unexpected event occur that I am unaware of?

Countless thoughts flashed through Moen's mind.

But none of the clues can be connected.

Moen could only rub his temples, which were throbbing with pain, and asked:

Why would a goddess accept you as her servant?

Moen thought of Miss Leda. Could Rose Lorian be thinking the same way as the witch?

In fact, the two have a great deal of similarity.

They are all time travelers, and they are all connected to me in some way.

Upon seeing this question, Lily's breathing became rapid.

The answer to the question of whether he is the person the goddess asked me to find may be revealed soon.

"The goddess has asked me to find someone here. Someone who is very, very important to her."

Upon seeing this sentence, Moen's breathing quickened.

There's no mistake, Rose Lorian and the witch share the same idea.

They all came for me!

And since she dared to tell me that directly, she was probably testing whether I was the right person!

I cannot reveal myself now, much less return to the Sacred Tree Forest right now.

The ironclad rule of one god and one king will not go wrong.

But something is very wrong between Rose Lorian and the Sacred Tree.

Moen couldn't understand what was going on.

But he knew that since the two of them had remained at peace for thousands of years, it was because of this.

Therefore, one cannot actively disrupt this balance.

At least until you understand all of this, you absolutely cannot rush into anything.

Otherwise, the balance could be completely disrupted by itself, leading to an outcome that Moen certainly wouldn't want to see.

She must change her mind and avoid appearing in Rose Lorian's sight too early.

The Sacred Tree already knows, and Moen cannot let Roselorian know either.

Moen knew, of course, that he might just be overthinking things, but he was unwilling to gamble on an unexpected outcome from the original ironclad law.

Don't believe that you are special.

This is common knowledge in the extraordinary world!

After a brief moment of thought, Moen said to Ms. Lily:

"Lord Constantine made the same request of me. Madam, it seems we should indeed cooperate more deeply."