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Bloodbath Fortress - 1121.

The fog of judgment carried him toward the city center.

The management office for the entire Bloodbath Fortress is located at the rear of the center.

It's impossible for such a place to lack order.

Upon arriving at the entrance, one can see that the guards at the gate are all level thirteen.

As expected of the Bloodbath Battlefield of the Abyss, this level of strength only qualifies them to be called gatekeepers. This godforsaken place is truly prestigious.

The Mist of Judgment led him and said, "Those who participate in the Blood War are free, and can even obtain a certain amount of free supplies in the Blood War Fortress."

However, most young soldiers discover their weaknesses and shortcomings after participating in one or two battles, and then obediently join the main force to fight in the war.

After all, if one's strength is insufficient, it's difficult to play a significant role in such a bloody battle in the abyss.

Kana nodded in deep agreement with what the Fog of Judgment had said.

Although he was really not good at leading troops in battle, he had seen a lot. After seeing so much, even a pig would understand some of the principles involved.

For these intelligent beings, order is their greatest weapon; relying on collective combat makes them far more efficient at slaughtering those damned demons.

"However, since there are not many people who can cooperate with a god like you, you usually act freely, and the executive committee does not have the power or strength to restrain you."

"However, the gods who can come here to participate in the bloody battle will still consider the overall situation and participate in some major battles. When they are not busy, they exist as a last-line force to deter others."

After all, gods are not something you can find everywhere, even in the abyss; they exist only as a last resort for tactical deterrence.

Because on the battlefield of bloody battle, where there are many people and great power, it is not easy to defeat the enemy's god. Under normal circumstances, it is already very good if you can cause damage.

After all, even gods, in their life form, need some time to recover from injuries, and this time difference is an advantage in war.

Whether it's the demons or the allied forces, they usually take advantage of this gap to tilt the tide of battle in one direction.

Inside the fortress, the advisors who were either not on the battlefield or were resting had already taken their seats.

Because they had already heard the news of the arrival of the Fog of Judgment, although they did not know why this god, who was active on the battlefield of the First Blood War, would suddenly come here.

An elven general, who had been waiting for some time, rushed forward to greet the approaching Judgment Mist with utmost respect.

"Your Majesty."

Judgment Fog nodded and followed them into the conference room.

As the fog of judgment entered, everyone in the conference room rose and bowed, using various forms of address. They then bowed to Kana, but remained silent, unsure of how to address him.

But it's clear that everyone here has figured out that Kana is also a god.

"This is the newly born god—the Bloodsilver Savior."

The moment the name of the deity appeared, everyone fell silent.

The names of the gods are closely related to their power, actions, and identity, so what truly matters to them is their identity as "saviors."

Receiving such recognition is no joke.

Many people felt genuinely happy because this at least showed that Kanah was a benevolent god, firmly on the side of order, or even the side of good order, and there was a high probability that he was not one of those neurotic gods.

You can call me Kana.

He doesn't really like being called "god" or similar titles; it sounds strange, or perhaps he's just not used to it yet. Listen to that—this god actually wants us to call him by his name! Truly an easy-going and benevolent deity.

Just then, a beam of light appeared in the conference room. Upon seeing this beam of light, everyone present respectfully bowed.

From within the light, a humanoid creature composed of nebulous mist emerged—the very same god who had fought against the enemy on the battlefield. Judging from this, perhaps the battle has temporarily ended.

After he came out, he glanced at the Mist of Judgment but didn't pay it any mind. Instead, he focused his attention on Kana.

He had already clearly sensed the presence of other gods on the battlefield, so he wasn't surprised at all; on the contrary, he was curious about Kana.

He walked straight up to Kana and asked, "Child of the Stars, you are beloved by your world. What is your divine name?" But he didn't seem to be seeking an answer from Kana, because for a god, that was something that could be seen at a glance.

"Savior, no wonder the world loves you. You... um?" The Stardust War Colossus exclaimed in surprise.

Upon hearing this sound, everyone present immediately lost their composure.

Because they had never heard of such a person before. In the past few hundred years, as a being who had turned into a god by yearning for the stars, his emotions were rather indifferent. It was truly astonishing that he could express such surprise.

"How tiny a star you are! You've only rotated a few dozen times. How tiny you are!"

The mist of judgment seemed to have been waiting for this moment. Although there was no smile on her face, a faint mist emanated from her body, revealing her emotions.

"Dozens of laps?"

The meeting's moderator couldn't hold back any longer and asked.

He was also a level 15 expert standing before the Divine Gate.

For this astral life form, a year equals one cycle, which is similar to the underlying rules of the astral plane.

In other words, this newly born deity is less than a hundred years old, only a few decades old.

What is this concept?
Is this right?
To use an inappropriate analogy.

What does it mean that the Nobel Prize in Physics was won by an infant?
Are they born gods?

This was the first possibility that came to everyone's mind, but they rejected it almost instantly.

Because it's impossible.

Although they cannot see through the gods, they can still discern some things. For example, Kana is a flesh-and-blood being and does not show any signs of being born a god, which is easy to identify.

So, it's all about relying on one's own efforts? Is that right? If you can't understand it, then just give up thinking about it.

At this moment, the deity was still amazed by Kana's young age, muttering to himself.

"Ilstar, you are extremely rude."

"Someone like you doesn't even care about etiquette? What a weak and pathetic mind," Ilstar said casually.

"Let me introduce you. This newly born god will temporarily operate on this battlefield of bloodshed, but he will not participate in your war plans for the time being."

The Fog of Judgment explained.

Welcome.

"Welcome, Your Excellency."

Everyone nodded and bowed. (End of Chapter)