I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

The priestess secretly admired him, while Roland broke out in a cold sweat.

He thought to himself, 'I really am the church's number one wanted criminal!'

And this madman
What's wrong with this lunatic? Doesn't she remember anything about the ghost marriage? No, she knows about the ghost marriage, but she thinks she's Olivia!

She already had a lot of resentment towards me, and if she found out I'd been 'pretending' to be her sweetheart and had even taken her body...

Roland suddenly realized that the situation had taken a sharp turn for the worse, and he became increasingly uneasy.

He silently prayed again: 'Goddess of Fortune! I was just joking with you!'
Please give me a bit of luck buff! Just don't let Olivia find out that the idiot on the other side is Olivia.

If I survive this ordeal today, I'll definitely put your idol in my church and burn incense for you every day!

In heaven, some truly extraordinary gods often hold multiple divine positions.

Things closely related to human beings, such as wealth, fortune, death, and the sun, are associated with many deities.

Therefore, if you haven't studied at a proper seminary, you certainly wouldn't know which gods are considered gods of fortune.

And if someone spends all their time in an unorthodox seminary (mental hospital) and studies books about mental illness (the Old Bible), they will certainly know even less about this.

Roland didn't know how many goddesses of fortune there were in heaven, nor who they were. But while he was quietly talking to Olivia to distract her, he was also secretly praying to the goddesses of fortune.

He was preoccupied with his own thoughts and didn't notice that as he interacted intimately with Olivia, Roland's expression on the other side became increasingly stiff.

Why is my brother whispering to that crazy woman?
Damn! Did he accept Olivia's confession in my name?

O'Reilly reassured herself, "It shouldn't be. Helena called yesterday morning when they were both bathing in the Holy Pool."

When I arrived, that guy Bal said that they had only come out last night.

So, who would confess their feelings while taking a shower? How embarrassing!

Who confesses their feelings late at night? That's such a waste of time and disturbs someone's sleep! Confessing at night will definitely get you rejected!
When confessing your feelings, you need to have a very, very solemn ceremony!
It's just taking a shower, I won't do anything. It's okay, my brother probably hasn't had a chance to accept Olivia's confession in my name yet.

That scared me to death! I thought my brother had tricked me again!

We used to ignore her, but now she's been clinging to me every day. What if she thinks I'm her boyfriend?

Roland once said that O'Reilly was sexually normal, but she didn't understand anything about love between men and women.

Although he only spent a short time with his sister, he really saw through her.

This girl still holds the belief that sleeping in the same bed will result in having a baby—she even believes that even if you're in bed, you won't have a baby if you haven't received a confession and haven't fallen asleep.

She had no idea that showering together with a woman could lead to something far more serious than a confession of love.

At that moment, O'Reilly suddenly saw Roland give her another look, though she didn't know what Roland and O'Reilly were talking about.

The two communicated a lot through eye contact.

It turns out that Roland had just discovered that Olivia knew a great deal about heaven while he was talking to her.

From the priestess's interjection, Roland suddenly realized that what Olivia said was true, and that she wasn't talking nonsense.

However, many of these things are things that Heraca shouldn't know.

This only made Roland more and more puzzled.

He knew that of everyone present, only O'Reilly knew the truth.

But none of them noticed that the meeting was about to begin.

The atmosphere in the hall was heavy and quiet as the meeting was about to begin.

Both of their seats were very close to the center, making them the second most important people and one of the focal points.

O'Reilly, on the other hand, seemed to have ADHD; every time she 'talked' to Roland, she would fidget and move around, making her very noticeable.

Thus, these two people who shouldn't have known each other immediately became the center of attention at the meeting by exchanging glances.

The information they were communicating was very important, and they were so focused on it that everyone was looking at them, yet they didn't notice the stares of those around them.

—[“Who exactly is this Olivia? Why does she know so much about the affairs of Heaven?”]
O'Reilly rolled her eyes and replied, "Of course it's the one you worship in your church! Why do you worship her for no reason? The one with the evil face and the Styx face is so unlucky, no wonder you're always having bad luck."

You should worship me, for I am one of the three great fortunes.
"Don't bring up other things! Your mother clearly arranged a ghost marriage for your brother, and Heraclia likes your brother, and she's the one who's always clinging to him. So why is she clinging to you?"
Also, why does she think she's your best friend, that she's fallen for you, and that she considers herself the daughter of the sun god?!
Aurelius responded, utterly speechless: "[You know she has schizophrenia—so Diana Olivia Heraca is both your posthumous marriage and my best friend, and she always was.]"
Just as Roland and O'Reilly were exchanging glances, Roland suddenly heard O'Reilly's suspicious question.

"Olélie, you really haven't met that Roland before?"

At that moment, Roland suddenly realized that everyone seemed to be watching him and O'Reilly.

Roland's lips twitched.

At this point, some documents had been distributed to the two long tables; these were various materials that both sides would need to know during the negotiations.

Normally, such matters should be discussed in advance before the meeting, but since the two sides had not communicated at all beforehand, and the meeting started very urgently, they had to see it on the spot.

Roland tidied up the documents in his hand and said, "I don't know him. Let's start the meeting."

Olivia didn't speak, but a cold glint flashed in her eyes.

She said, "This time, there are obvious signs of O'Reilly's activities. O'Reilly must have secretly helped the rebels, and she must know that Roland."

O'Reilly, O'Reilly, you try to hide everything from me.

It seems you don't truly want to go to heaven with me; you're just hoping your friends can save you. Ha! Don't dream! Your friends can't save you!

Olivia couldn't help but look at Roland and the others opposite her with murderous intent, as if she found them increasingly displeasing.

To Olivia's surprise, she had thought that the person she disliked the most was 'Roland'.

But her attention was inexplicably drawn to another person—a female leader sitting next to 'Roland'.

Her position in the delegation seemed to be higher than that of 'Roland,' because she was the one sitting in the very center.

The moment their eyes met, both of them inexplicably frowned.

Olivia had a vague feeling that the woman was extremely annoying. And the female leader seemed to feel the same way; Olivia seemed inexplicably unpleasant to look at.

What's even more annoying is that, like Olivia, the woman didn't seem to pay much attention to the documents on the table.

Both of them seemed to think that it didn't matter whether they looked at the information or not.
Olivia wasn't interested in the negotiations because she had no intention of talking to a bunch of tiny insects that were already caught in the net. What was the point of talking to a bunch of insects that were about to die?

But the woman seemed uninterested in the negotiation, which infuriated Olivia.

It was as if, in that woman's eyes, she was also an insect caught in a net.

For some reason, Olivia felt that this woman was even more of a nuisance than Heraca.

Olivia thought to herself, 'She's just a minor demigod, yet she seems so obstructive. Her fortune and fate are also exceptionally glaring, as if hastily brought to fruition by the will of heaven (the world's will).'

The will of Heaven has brought forth the green, and those who have had this destiny in history are all extraordinary, and they have also caused great trouble for the Kingdom of Heaven in its affairs on this world.

For example, the three great sages Heracles and others, and Pope Gauley, the founder of Protestantism.

The former stripped God of his authority, while the latter led humanity to reclaim human rights from the gods.

Olivia thought to herself, "And he is clearly just a mortal, yet his fate is so deeply intertwined with hell."

Since submitting to the Kingdom of Heaven, the gods of Hell have become increasingly unruly. They are secretly helping every ranch that has rebelled.

Could she be a demon god who crawled out of hell to cause trouble?
No, this person, like the King of a Thousand Eyes, is a genuine human being.

Could it be that, like the Thousand-Eyed King who fell into the abyss and then climbed out, she had fallen into hell and attained godhood there?
A king with a thousand eyes, and this woman. The abyss and hell are secretly supporting this world.

Compared to that woman, Olivia found the 'Roland' the strangest.

She had a vague feeling that both 'Roland' and this woman would become two huge stumbling blocks in the future.

Her gaze involuntarily drifted to the 'Roland'.

That woman was strange, and Roland was even stranger. I can understand being forced to grow up by fate, because this world has always wanted to break free from the control of the gods.

But why was it the will of the world, not the gods, that brought Roland to life?!

The gods' favor towards that 'Roland' was dazzling. If Olivia hadn't been able to ascertain from the thread of fate that this 'Roland' had helped the wizards and revolutionaries commit many acts of rebellion against Heaven, she would have suspected that this 'Roland' was a spy planted by Heaven among the wizards.

Now it seems more like a spy planted by wizards among the gods, or a traitor in heaven.

This "Roland" has no proper posture, neither sitting nor standing. He just sits there constantly wiggling his butt, like a hyperactive, blond-haired girl. How could the gods possibly promote someone like this?
Could it be that the High Council of Heaven will really elect Alaye to rule this world in the future?

This role should clearly have been played by Aurelia, so why was she also chosen by the gods?

The more Olivia thought about it, the more uneasy she felt, and she couldn't help but gradually focus her gaze on the 'Olivia' beside her.

As she gradually saw the fortune above 'Olélie's' head and the dense lines of fate on her body, her vision went black, and she almost fell off her seat.

The gods, hell, the abyss, and the human realm—all four realms—hated and feared this person immensely. The only one who did not hate him was the Netherworld.

And there was also an incredibly dark aura of the apocalypse emanating from him.

The person is like a bottomless abyss; one look at them will plunge you into darkness!
Only a mad god would be universally rejected and feared by all planes.

Even the most ordinary mad gods don't have such profound fortune and destiny as him.

Even a mad god like Heracles doesn't have such a profound apocalyptic aura as him!
If it weren't for the faint yet incredibly conspicuous, and gradually shining, light of redemption emanating from the darkness surrounding 'Aurelia', it wouldn't be possible to discern it.

If Olivia hadn't known that 'Olivia' could not possibly become the Mad God, she would have thought that this person was not Olivia, but the 'Mad and Evil Son' from the Old Scriptures!

'Could it be that Aurelia has been infected by the Foolish Holy Son?'
It's certainly possible. She's been to the underworld!

A select few of the highest gods in Heaven, along with Heracles, knew a secret that was unknown to others.

That was Heracles' mission.

The reason why Heracles was willing to help the Kingdom of Heaven guard the underworld for so many years was because He wanted to suppress the evil Holy Son Alaye!
This is the mission that the Holy Mother of the Three left to Heracles!
The reason this world was separated from the 'Greater Astral Plane' was because they needed a world to serve as a prison for Alayer.

However, separating the world could not completely prevent Alayer from polluting the entire Astral Plane, which is why the gods paid so much attention to this special pasture.

This place possesses laws and powers that are not found in any other plane. Heaven needs to study this place to learn how to fight against the Mad God.

This place is also incredibly dangerous; if something goes wrong, even Heaven will be affected.

Olivia thought to herself: 'Now, Alaye's aura has completely disappeared from the Sea of ​​Chaos, and Heraca has completed his mission and gained his freedom.'

That is why I came here through the Father's divine revelation.
Aurelia couldn't possibly be the Child of Madness, but she must have fallen into the Sea of ​​Chaos from the River Styx just moments before the Child of Madness disappeared. Therefore, she was infected with Madness.
No! She must have fallen directly into the Chaotic Sea and been rescued by Heracles!

In order to send Aurelia back to Earth, Heracles also came to Earth!

That crazy woman! She kept such a huge thing a secret from everyone!

Olivia felt both immense anger and lingering fear.

The Sea of ​​Chaos is an absolute forbidden zone, a terrible contaminated area. Any god who falls into it risks being assimilated by Alaye and becoming a part of Him.

Therefore, if anything falls into the Sea of ​​Chaos, it must never be saved, otherwise it might release Alaye!
Therefore, Heracles did something extremely dangerous; if things went wrong, everyone would perish with her.

'But this is O'Reilly. If it were me, I would have made the same choice.'

Olivia gradually came to her senses, and she thought to herself: 'This matter must not be known to the Kingdom of Heaven, but it must be known to the Father.'

Because O'Reilly had to go back for a checkup, and the Father God needed to examine her personally.

If it were O'Reilly, the Father would never harm her. Besides, she would never become insane.

Furthermore, we can't let that madwoman Heracles run rampant any longer. Ordinary gods can't do anything about her, so we need to let the Father know about this.

Olivia slowly raised her head; she no longer intended to play with the little insects.

She glanced at the snow outside the window, which had stopped, and decided to wait until Priestess Mary confirmed that everyone on the other side had arrived before having Richard contact the Vatican, and then they would close the net.

(End of this chapter)