My Swap Life Game

Chapter 64 This incident is also recorded in Greek mythology

Phyllis and Lu Xing looked into each other's eyes. The latter was calm and composed, not afraid of the gaze of a high tower wizard.

"You're not afraid of me?"

"What are you afraid of?"

"I heard that you don't know magic?"

"Annie can, but I can't."

The two of them asked and answered each other, and looked at him for a long while before Phyllis said slowly, "I graduated from Imperial Capital College many years ago with the highest academic achievement and got full marks in the subject of soul magic."

"Are you warning me?"

"No, I was just telling you the truth to see if you were scared."

"You may have misunderstood something."

Lu Xing smiled and said, "When Annie and I exchanged, I was Annie and Annie was me. I think even if the Goddess of Holy Light were to descend to the world, she wouldn't be able to tell the difference between Annie and me!"

The souls of the beauties in the mirror in the fairy world could not tell the difference between him and the fairies, and he could use the mirror at will.

"you!"

Phyllis' eyes widened, as if she had heard something unbelievable.

Lu Xing was about to speak when he suddenly felt another injection in Annie's delicate buttocks, which made him shiver violently and reach out to cover it.

The room fell silent for a moment.

"……goddess?"

Lu Xing tried to ask, and it was obvious that it was the stingy goddess who stabbed him.

Phyllis had a strange expression on her face: "You are the only mortal I have ever seen, perhaps since the creation of the continent, who is watched by the gods but does not respect them!"

"Is this disrespectful?"

I have never seen such a narrow-minded goddess!

Lu Xing said in his heart.

The Ice Fairy he had seen was not necessarily weaker than the Goddess of Holy Light. Although the Ice Fairy spoke little, she was not so petty. Lu Xing told her to eat and drink water on the note, and she did as he asked.

Compared to fairies, the Goddess of Holy Light in this magical world is really no good.

"I don't know much about your gods." Lu Xing said sternly, "In order to avoid violating your taboos, from now on, unless it is absolutely necessary, I will not mention the goddess again!"

This was not said to Phyllis, but to the Goddess of Holy Light who was in the Kingdom of God and was watching Anne.

Phyllis remained silent.

She was waiting, waiting for the Goddess of Holy Light to punish her again.

However, this time, Lu Xing was safe and sound.

This is undoubtedly disrespectful to the gods and even blasphemous.

Ordinary people would not do anything if they said blasphemous words in private, but Anne was different, the Goddess of Holy Light was watching her.

His words must have been known to the Goddess of Holy Light, but after he expressed his dissatisfaction, the goddess forgave him.

Phyllis looked at the "Annie" in front of her, thinking of the guest theory he had said in front of the goddess statue before, and said to him thoughtfully: "If it were Anne, she would pray to the Goddess of Holy Light at this moment and ask for her forgiveness."

"Don't you and Anne share the same faith?"

Lu Xing didn't respond to her.

"I believe in the goddess of the night."

Phyllis replied. Lu Xing took a look at the black cloak she was wearing. There were mysterious patterns engraved on it, which should be related to the Church of the Midnight Goddess.

Two people with different beliefs are actually good friends, and Phyllis is actually employed by the Swinton family.

Mingye, probably has authority related to death, and is the offspring of the God of Death, one of the five main gods. Most of the gods who now own the kingdom of God are the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the five main gods, and belong to the fourth generation of gods.

A few of them are mortals who become gods - the mortals here refer to people who are not of divine blood, including ancient elves, ancient dragons, ancient orcs, etc. You can imagine how difficult it is for mortals to become gods.

Of course, if there were no gods in the kingdom of God, the number of mortals who became gods would be much greater.

Lu Xing was somewhat interested in the gods and religious ecology of this world, but in order to avoid breaking taboos, he decided not to discuss it and would read a book to learn more about it when he had time.

"I'll go downstairs and wait for you, or we can talk next time when we're free."

He prepared to retreat.

"terribly sorry."

After a conversation, Phyllis knew that he didn't mean it, so she apologized sincerely and stretched out her fair hand from her cloak: "Please take a seat, Mr. Lu. I want to talk to you about something."

Seeing that she had no intention of changing clothes, Lu Xing thought that they would not chat for long, so he sat down again.

He picked up the teacup and took a sip.

The posture is very that of an aristocratic lady; even the finger movements are very standard, the result of personal instruction from the maid.

"You are indeed different from Anne!"

Phyllis stared at him.

"If I remember correctly, you have said this twice."

"Really? I've gotten older and have a bad memory... No, no, no, I mean, you look like a noble lady, which is completely different from Annie's usual demeanor of blowing on the tea and then drinking half a cup!"

Phyllis quickly changed her words, her face getting a little hot.

Lu Xing looked at her with a strange expression. When Annie said she was getting old, he initially thought it meant she was just getting old, but now it seems that Annie was talking about her lazy and slow character.

"Annie said you don't have a god who can perform miracles?"

Phyllis changed the subject.

"Yes, gods only exist in legends. Among the eight billion people, about one-third do not believe in or doubt the existence of gods."

"Eight billion people?"

Phyllis was a little surprised. "How many humans? How many orcs? How many dwarves?"

"Technically speaking, they are all human!"

Lu Xing laughed.

The two of them chatted aimlessly, just talking about whatever came to their mind, and every topic was a clash of world views.

For example: Emperor Gaozu of Han killed a white snake and started an uprising.

Phyllis was so shocked that her eyes were dumbfounded and her cloak even slipped off her body.

Lu Xing summarized her understanding this way:
In an empire called Qin, a young country knight named Liu Bang was wanted for his idleness. He joined forces with some knights and squires, occupied a territory called "Pei County", and soon gained the support of many knights and mages.

The most incredible thing is that when the country knight Liu Bang was being chased by the Qin Empire knights, he encountered a huge snake blocking his way. This snake was the descendant of a god named Baidi and was extremely powerful, but it was cut in half by Liu Bang with one sword!
Phyllis then concluded:
Liu Bang is not a mortal, but the offspring of gods left behind in the mortal world. His mother is a mortal. One day, he will bring his followers back to the kingdom of gods in heaven to avenge his father!

Yes, many of the second and third generation gods in this world have committed crimes such as killing their fathers and mothers to seize divine power. Even the slumber of the five main gods was related to the rebellion of their descendants.

Lu Xing was amused by Phyllis's interpretation and asked her, "Why would the gods give birth to offspring after seeing the precedent? To expand their power?"

This was the only reason he could think of.

Phyllis was very satisfied after hearing the story of Liu Bang, the descendant of the gods on Earth. She smiled and answered him, "Kaiya likes life and hates the lifeless world. Life is also one of the five main gods that support the world. Even if the gods don't want to, they will give birth to offspring while they breathe and walk."

"So that's it."

Lu Xing couldn't help but think of Zeus. He didn't need to read the mythology books of this world to know that there must be similar stories about gods swallowing their children in one gulp and then the children jumping out of their heads.

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Lu Xing really wanted to ask the Goddess of Holy Light how many children she had given birth to, whether they were born when she was eating or sneezing, and whether she had any intrigues with her children.

But think about it, this is definitely blasphemy, and saying it out loud is not as simple as getting pricked in the butt with a needle.

(End of this chapter)