A different world game? A different world game!

Cana pointed at the tentacle-wielding figure, surrounded by corpses scattered on the ground.

"These are all the corpses of demons, fresh. My servants killed them, but they are not good at handling these corpses."

So, I'll leave this to you for now. As for your reward, you can take it from the dismembered corpses.

Upon hearing this, the tentacles expressed their respect with strange movements.

The eyes on the tentacles looked around.

"Your family is truly admirable."

He wasn't flattering him; he was simply stating the truth.

Leilia, needless to say, is a legendary powerhouse.

A god should have several legendary experts under his command, so it's normal for there to be one here.

What concerned him were the Night Watchmen.

They are all level 10.

They don't see such hierarchical markers, but they consider each one to be the limit of an extraordinary being.

Each of them stood on the threshold of legend.

There are hundreds of them here.

Looking at the entire battlefield, they were insignificant, but they were all followers of a god.

That's a different matter altogether.

It's definitely impressive.

I just don't know if there are only a little over a hundred people, or if there are more.

If there are only a little over a hundred people, then it's normal to say that Kana is a prosperous god.

If there are more, then it depends on the exact amount.

The quality and strength of the deity's retinue also reflect the realm of the deity and the composition of its power.

For those beings who frequently interact with their relatives and deities, they are able to discern the difference.

"It is our honor to serve you, since you have come here to face the chaotic and evil Venerable One."

Kana understood what the other person meant and waved his hand.

"No need for that. Just follow your rules. There will be more in the future, and I will have my own family members to discuss it with you then."

Upon hearing this, the tentacle creature couldn't help but say, "You are truly a formidable being."

Karna's words indicated that his retinue was large and well-organized, and that he even had dedicated personnel to handle business matters.

This doesn't seem like the system a newly created god should have.

In that case, he cannot use the standard of making a good impression when handling this body.

It must be handled properly as a normal business collaboration.

Leilia stood by and watched.

She didn't understand any of this, and had absolutely no knowledge of the Abyss or the Blood War.

Looking at the tentacle monster, to be honest, she almost chopped it down with her axe.

The Night's Watchmen around them were the same, observing the various creatures behind the tentacle-like figures. Aside from the elves and dwarves, whom they were familiar with, they had seen most of the others.

Fortunately, they all knew where they were going and had some basic information, so they were able to hold back.

He carefully watched how these people disposed of the demon's corpse, learning from the sidelines.

We can't always let these outsiders handle these things; they look so strange, we should be on guard.

They are observing these people, and these people are observing them in return.

The most perplexing group are actually the elves and dwarves among these groups that specialize in dealing with demon corpses.

Among these more than one hundred Night's Watch members were dwarves, elves, orcs, halflings, and humans.

The majority are humans, followed by elves and dwarves, with only a very few of the other two groups.

They all knew about the new deity.

After all, this is a god, even if it's just a faint divine power.

It can boost the morale of your own side in a bloody battle.

But what does it mean that this retinue includes both elves and dwarves?

But something still seems off.

Is this an elf?
The dwarves were also puzzled. There was some kind of connection among dwarves, after all, they were all spirits of the earth. But the Night's Watch dwarves before them, you say they were dwarves, their appearance certainly suggested it.

But it feels completely like a flesh-and-blood creature, is that right?
Orcs and halflings are not surprising at all.

Because in their view, the orcs among the Night's Watch are various special races.

They didn't think the other person was an orc, since the orcs they envisioned were completely different things.

On the contrary, they had never seen humans.

Moreover, it occupies the main position.

The deity Kanah also manifests himself as a human.

Therefore, what they can be certain of is that humans are the main body of their companions, and other life forms may have joined later.

As for the strange life forms that resemble elves and dwarves, perhaps they are other similar races.

This is rare in the astral realm, but it's not uncommon.

They sized each other up without affecting their actions.

"The outside world is really big."

Leilia looked at the situation here and sighed.

Bizarre-shaped creatures.

The only constant is the use of magic.

Magic is a universal power throughout the entire astral plane.

at this time.

A faint, ethereal figure appeared beside me.

It wasn't the Night's Watchers who first became alert, but rather those who were dismantling the demon's corpse.

In an instant, they drew their weapons and formed a battle formation, ready to attack.

Then the night watchmen made their preparations.

The faint phantom was a huge three-headed hound, its body burning with flames and flowing with lava.

Three sharp-nosed dog heads, mouths full of sharp teeth, and saliva like lava flowing from their mouths.

The tentacle monster glanced at Kana and reminded him, "This is the lord of demons, the master of hellhounds, the three-headed hound—Cerberus."

Kana glanced at it but did not make any move to prepare for battle.

Since this is just a phantom projection of power, it's not worth paying attention to. Clearly, the other party didn't come here to fight.

The three-headed dog looked around with its three heads, then gave a focused look to the minotaur who was engrossed in his work.

"What kind of space do you plan to nest here?"

The three-headed dog asked, its three heads breaking a single sentence into three parts.

I don't know if they are using one way of thinking or three different ways of thinking.

"Looking at your eyes, I really don't know where you came from, you country bumpkin."

The vicious dog didn't hold back in its criticism.

"I have three heads, but only one mind, yet I can have three ideas."

"Just say you can do three things at once, that makes you sound more cultured," Kana suggested.

"Yes, that's exactly what I meant."

The three-headed hound raised its voice slightly in agreement.

Then the three heads looked at Kana and nodded repeatedly.

"You're a good god, much better than that brainless, shiny barbarian. You seem to have a brain."

He then added, "Don't worry, I'm not here to fight. I just came to see what you're doing."

"Have you finished reading?"

"I've finished watching. It's another one seeking revenge. Ugh, I really don't understand."

As he muttered those words, the phantom of the three-headed vicious dog disappeared.

"So what is he here for?" Lelia asked, frowning.

Is this an evil god from the abyss?

How come he's not the same kind of person as the Blood God? (End of Chapter)