They all call me an Outer God.

"He's a little mischievous, but he's a kid, it's normal for him to play like that."

No, no, no, this isn't about being naughty or not. Just how much of a bias do you have towards your students?!

Besides, your student is nothing like a child. Just standing there and letting out a little bit of murderous intent is enough to scare people to death!

Golis couldn't help but scream inwardly. She realized that her mentor would really indulge Ria without any limits. Originally, she had hoped that her all-powerful mentor could think of a way, but her mentor had no intention of taking any action at all. If this continued, it would only be a matter of time before the sea flooded Enderus.

"Don't worry too much."

Ivand gestured for her to calm down, saying that now that she had become a leader, she could no longer view problems with the same perspective as before.

"Compared to the actual descent of Outer Gods, this is just a small appetizer and hardly the end of the world. If humanity can't even handle this problem, I find it hard to believe they can withstand the resurgence of the Radiant Sun."

"And haven't you noticed? The war has ended."

In different regions, when people discover they have a common enemy, they will join forces, abandon infighting, and go to resist the so-called disaster. It is at such times that they appear incredibly united.

"If we wait for a real natural disaster to come, those people will be wiped out in no time. The current flood is just a preventative measure for them, letting them see who the real enemy is."

Thus Ivand said.

Verbal descriptions are never as effective as practical actions. If you tell those people to stop fighting, and the enemy is just waiting for us to fight amongst ourselves and then eliminate us, they will definitely scoff at that idea.

Since that's the case, we might as well let them experience what despair is like.

"In the end, my students are the ones who love peace the most."

"He has always been a good kid."

That day, the mentor in white praised Gori without reservation, leaving Gori completely stunned.

"love peace?"

"Good boy?"

Something still seemed off, but she couldn't come up with any rebuttal.

But since her mentor had said so, Golis was no longer so worried about this disaster. Perhaps it would be a good thing if this disaster made people realize that war and internal strife were meaningless.

"Do we need to send people from the association to the coastline?"

"Of course, it's not just them. The members of the Guardians can't be too idle either, can they? And those wild superhumans who have nowhere to go, instead of struggling on the edge of life and death, we should gather them to work for us. The people of the church should also get busy."

In just a few words, Ivand clearly outlined the various organizations in Endlers.

He knew perfectly well that those organizations wouldn't stand idly by while the floods occurred, otherwise they would be the ones to suffer.

"Go." Ivand stretched out his hand, and countless wings appeared behind him. The white feathers above these wings were shaken off and transformed into white birds.

They flew excitedly into the sky, intending to send invitations to join forces to everyone.

Of course, some people have the right to refuse, but what the cost of that refusal is, perhaps only their corpses know.

We will die if we do not resist, and we will die if we do not unite.

A nation is, after all, a whole, and when this machine called "nation" is in operation, every screw and gear is of utmost importance.

"Peace is over. Now begin preparations for war and declare war on natural disasters!"

Before long, the coastlines of all sides were filled with people. They did not retreat, because once they retreated, there was only one path: annihilation.

"Has war finally come?"

Some people saw a phantom on the sea in the distance. The tall knight rode a red horse and galloped across the sea, his lance cutting through the waves, ready to plunder everything in peace.

That was the War Knight, who sensed the war and thus appeared. But soon, people noticed that something seemed amiss with him.

The knight seemed to be out of his mind, running aimlessly across the sea, waving his weapon around without any purpose.

"What are you all dawdling for? Isn't this a golden opportunity? While the War Knight is unconscious, we can join forces to eliminate him!"

"You mean, get rid of God!?"

"You call that thing a god? In my hometown, it's just called a scourge. And when it comes to scourges, there's only one word: fight it!!!"

"Come on! I've never fought a so-called god before. Let's work together to take him down and show him that we're not to be trifled with either!"

[Mysterious item ready, barrier deployment progress: 10%]

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[100%]

[The seawater has been blocked and is converting its kinetic energy... Conversion complete, replenishing energy, laser destroyer in position, laser targeting successful.]

[The magnetic energy and electric field are in place and successfully deployed.]

[Ice Blade Protection Available]

[System mechanism activated on March 0328]

Nuclear weapons are ready.

[Biological and chemical weapons are in place]

"Wait! Who brought out nuclear and biological weapons? Send them back!"

Although these two methods are still incredibly powerful, it is humanity itself that is more likely to suffer if they are used.

"They're such a worry..."

One of the superhumans couldn't help but cover his forehead, while the plague doctor beside him was secretly laughing.

"why are you laughing?"

"It's nothing. I just think it's quite interesting when everyone stands together and fights occasionally. Isn't that what makes war meaningful?"

"How can war have any meaning? There are no real winners or losers in war."

"What you said is not entirely correct. Winning and losing are not always defined by us. The real winners are just the capitalists who are behind us and manipulate everything."

“They are the real beneficiaries in this war,” the plague doctor muttered to himself, while another rather obese plague doctor beside him chuckled.

"What you said reminded me of my patient. Come to think of it, it's been a while since I've seen him. I wonder how he is doing now."

"But I have a feeling he's dead again..."

Is it not a kind of arrogance to repeatedly teeter on the edge of death by relying on the fact that one will not perish easily?
In the ancient city of R'lyeh, deep in the ocean, the aftershocks of the explosion had just subsided, and the entire city was completely unrecognizable from its former self.

A huge, ancient palace was in ruins, and the Yellow-Robed Lord stood guard at its gate, but he was also somewhat exhausted.

He used all his strength to prevent the aftershocks of the explosion from breaking the seal, but even so, what He did not want to see still happened.

(End of this chapter)