Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 706 Almes's Wanderings

Almes suddenly laughed inexplicably: "Gaia, even willing to join the Chaos Sea and completely surrender to the evil camp for this."

After all, only that place could allow her to invade other worlds without any reason, just to eliminate her partner who had killed her once before.

The toads probably really appreciate her remarkable way of thinking.

However, at the same time, she also scattered fragments of Cronus's soul everywhere in order to save her unfortunate son.

I had heard some stories about Uranus before, and I knew that although he was short-tempered and stubborn, he was surprisingly interesting.

The Lord of Time and Space in Trathal, whose divine role is similar to that of Chronos, is a being named Chronos... who can even summon visitors from other worlds.

That's really amazing.

Once the world reopens, I must find a way to get to know him.

“But it’s also possible that he’s just a smokescreen, right?” Lowry asked curiously.

“There are indeed some possibilities, but… the name is too grand.” Armies thought for a moment and then shook his head. “I find it hard to imagine that the soul of an ordinary human could endure until the end.”

If it weren't for Uranus, Cranus might have actually been drawn to him the moment he embarked on his divine journey.

This is related to the human soul's essence being neither solid nor pure enough.

Regardless of whether he did anything wrong... even if he never knew about the problem with the name, the person who chose that name must have been influenced by something.

Lori asked, somewhat puzzled, "Many gods have very simple names, and it's easy for humans to have the same name twice."

Armies laughed: "Even gods like that wouldn't tamper with their own names!"
He would definitely add some qualifiers before his name.

Once our world reopens, the Lord of Storms and his followers will reveal their true identities.

They are the kind of deities who don't care about names and define their existence using modifiers and names.

Therefore, their followers do not, like those in other worlds, frequently mention the name of their gods.

They were talking about clergy.

This is a rather old and traditional approach, like Toril's AO and the Nine-Headed Dragon God Eo.

However, deities who have special needs for faith will take their names very seriously.

Furthermore, the Greek pantheon, which links divine power with divine names, also bears a special mark on its name.

The gods may not be affected, but they generally wouldn't do things that would create enmity unless they had a grudge against someone.

Humans with insufficient mental strength will naturally avoid such names.

If his name was chosen intentionally... then there must be something wrong with the god who ascended to that position.

Lori's eyes involuntarily drifted to the ground: "I see!"

"You don't seem to like this outcome, why?" Armies asked, puzzled. "You're usually the type to mind your own business!"

How could it be for the sake of gods from another world…

“Perhaps it… touched on something that’s on my mind,” Lowry said slowly. “I always feel that the result of fighting to the end is being completely swallowed up, which is a cruel and depressing thing that makes you lose your fighting spirit.”

Armies widened his eyes slightly: "You don't suspect that there's something wrong with your own bloodline, do you?"

That's impossible! In all my years of experience traveling through the multiverse, I've never seen a god with a personality or name that matches yours.

And while you are indeed very clever and quick-witted... you're not quite a reincarnation of a god... um, um...

Even if gods don't have memories, when they learn spells, it's just a review. Since their souls already have the imprints, they can learn very quickly.

Especially Uranus, that genius.

Gaia was originally the first living being in the Greek world, but she ultimately had to submit to Uranus, not because she didn't want to be the ruler of the world.

Rather, Uranus was intelligent enough from the moment of his birth to immediately grasp all the laws.

He even understood Gaia's laws governing the earth.

Otherwise, Gaia wouldn't have chosen to kneel after just one glance at the sky.

Her only chance was to gain control of the world's laws before exhaling the breath that gave birth to Uranus.

But she chose to lie down and sleep.

Then, he could only lie beneath Uranus indefinitely.

Although what Lowry thought was completely different from what Armies said, he still felt like he was being fiercely attacked.

There was really no need for Armies to make up for his slip of the tongue with that last string of words.

Lowry would rather he just end up with those few "uh-huh" sounds.

The atmosphere in the room was somewhat tense. Armies seemed to sense that something was wrong and immediately changed the subject.

"How about we go check out that Trash together sometime?"

Lowry sneered, "I don't understand. If it were Uranus standing there, wouldn't you, the son of Zeus and a descendant of Cranus, be slapped to death?" "How could that be!" Armies exclaimed, "Lowry, why are you comparing gods to human bloodlines again?"
The body of a deity is merely an external manifestation of the laws.

It is not pure matter.

Although it contains a body and blood, and leaves residue after death... it is a kind of radiant substance filled with the aura of laws.

Humans are at worst unable to stand up in the face of living gods, and may even be killed by the powerful divine force.

However, the negative aura of the laws surrounding a dead god can kill someone just by sensing even a trace of it.

The multiverse drags the corpses of dead gods into the lower reaches of the astral plane to drift, which is just a way of dealing with things... um..."

Lori asked, somewhat surprised, "What's wrong with you today?"

Armies, who is usually a very shrewd and diplomatic person, has already said the wrong thing several times today.

As soon as he entered, Lowry reminded him that this place wasn't necessarily as safe as it seemed.

Other gods might not be able to hear it, but the Lord of Storms, who had lingered in Lori Castle for a long time, could basically hear the whole thing.

Yet, Almes still managed to almost say that the corpses of gods were the greatest garbage.

After stopping speaking, Armies hesitated for almost a minute before letting out a soft sigh: "Mother... I'm worried that my mother... feels that Pearl and I have devoured their child."

Can humans really understand how gods are reincarnated?

Even though he felt in his heart that his parents' love for them was beyond question, Armies still worried that Ezra and his wife would fundamentally deny his existence.

He tried to calm himself down, and even took advantage of his mother's worry about Pearl to run directly to Lowry's place. The real reason was... he was afraid that the deepest hatred would surface in those loving eyes that looked at him.

Even though Armies was very confident that his parents wouldn't have such thoughts... he still felt a faint sense of fear, even at the slightest possibility of one in a billion.

Lori looked at him: "You're not comparing yourself to the Tower or the Ice Dog King, are you?"

Armies' shoulders twitched slightly, and he immediately said, "How is that possible?"

We're taking the proper route along the River Styx!

It's just that the spirit that is reincarnated normally has an additional layer of external soul.

Lori hesitated for a moment, then asked, "Based on what I know about you, since you chose to reincarnate both of you into Ezra and his wife, the most likely reason is that these two are not very likely to have children?"

That's not surprising at all.

Lady Yages was also very surprised when she became pregnant with him.

High-ranking knights have exceptionally strong physiques and are very thorough in their self-purification.

This results in an extremely short ovulation period.

The reason why Lady Yages was initially so tolerant of Earl Montes was partly because she kept her social class a secret.

Montes's level 10 didn't actually offer much of a boost.

So his seed was just ordinary, but it always existed.

However, at level 12, Aragris had already begun a systemic transformation... The fact that the Gale Wolf could transform into wind and merge into her body proved that her body had already become wind elementalized.

If it weren't for Count Montes's special constitution and vigorous vitality, yet still being a mortal, it wouldn't have been so easy for Lady Yages to conceive so quickly.

When Lowry was still a baby being held in someone's arms, she could occasionally hear from conversations between Agris and Pat that the two of them weren't without malice.

The Montes family's physique knights are famous.

If the Earl of Montes is old and useless, it doesn't mean that other things, like a young body, are useless.

Besides, if you try it a few more times, you might get lucky!

In any case, there will definitely be an heir to the title of Baron Ghezal.

That's why Lady Yages initially showed some restraint when faced with provocations from Alex's side.

She felt that the more concessions she made, the less likely Count Montes would complain if she did something wrong later... It was those two children and their maternal families who provoked them first!
This is only level 12, Yagris! And she already has so much to worry about.

When Ezra and his wife got married, they were both at level 12 or higher, and Ezra himself was almost level 15.

It's not that easy for the two of them to match up.

Many great knights have many descendants because the women who give birth to them are always young, and some are even girls that even formal knights might not have.

Of course, Travis is an exception... Luscania gave him too many dragon traits.

But no matter which one it is, it's the woman who suffers.

Most of the powerful women in the Dark Night Church live independent lives. Even if they want to have children, they seek out cute and talented young men. It is the conflict between marriage and reality that makes them choose reality.

Of course, this kind of life isn't necessarily uncomfortable.

Unlike Travis, most powerful men wouldn't choose to bind themselves with marriage... Children born out of wedlock are not illegitimate and still have inheritance rights.

(End of this chapter)