Do you all know the future?

Chapter 113 Awe-inspiring
A divine war, a terrifying divine war, where a newly born god displays her formidable fighting power, tearing apart the laws of the established gods the moment she appears.

The gods who had originally coveted the newly formed divine realm fell silent, realizing that the other party was not a docile child, but a brutal evil dragon.

The moon goddess's shrill screams were proof of her power; the new god forcefully declared her existence, terrifying all the gods with fear.

The one suffering the most at this moment is the moon goddess, who is accompanied by anger and pain, as well as some fear and timidity.

The law is torn off in part, which is completely different from the death of a descendant. Once the descendant dies, the law is something that is lost and difficult to get back.

The head maid's abilities far exceeded her expectations; a mere demigod was actually capable of killing a god.

Although it was ultimately proven to be one god against another, even a demigod couldn't defeat a god like the Moon God. If it were a battle between two gods, the Moon God wouldn't even dare to imagine it.

Having the divine authority to win, and with the opponent's strength unfathomable, the Moon Goddess now has two choices: first, to immediately descend in her true form to seek revenge; second, to silently lick her wounds and wait for the outcome of her tests.

Seeing that Diane was still down below, the Moon Goddess wished she could go down and snatch her right then and there, but the pain of the tearing laws stopped her.

What if she leaves the stage, and the new god also leaves?
She knows Diane is important, but don't the new gods know that Diane is important?
After weighing the pros and cons, the once turbulent divine realm fell silent, leaving those who wanted to see the two gods fight without any entertainment, as everyone knew that the Moon Goddess had conceded defeat.

While everyone admired the Moon Goddess's rationality in suppressing such a loss, they also cursed her for not daring to go down and give him a good beating in her true form, thus preventing them from seeing the true strength of the new god.

The moon goddess seemed to sense this emotion as well, revealing a disdainful expression, which was just seen by the god of life who had arrived.

"Honey, are you alright? Don't fall into their trap and go down there to gamble with them."

Seeing his wife's angry face, the God of Life assumed she wanted to fight with the people below to save face, and quickly spoke up to stop her.

“I don’t have that idea. I’m not stupid enough to go down there and set a trap for others.”

The Moon Goddess snorted coldly, the pain in her soul making her grit her teeth and endure it.

"That's good, that's good. What happened? How did you manage to provoke this new god? Weren't you plotting to capture that Holy Blood?"

The God of Life was puzzled as to why his wife had a conflict with the new god.

"The one behind that holy blood is this new god. He never even considered accepting any other god's invitation, and even wanted to take revenge on us after becoming a god."

The Moon Goddess's face darkened as she recalled the conversation between Diane and the head maid. The head maid was full of scheming and manipulation, while Diane was clearly unaware of the situation, making her words more trustworthy.

"This this……"

The god of life was startled, feeling as if a fish had taken the bait but encountered a hook, and had been tricked.

"Not only that, we seem to have become their tool for establishing their authority; their scheme is incredibly sophisticated!"

The Moon Goddess thought of Diane, gritted her teeth, and realized that she had been set up.

"What do you mean?"

The god of life is not stupid; he simply knows too little.

"Possessing holy blood is something that attracts envy, especially for a new god. What do you think people would normally do?"

The moon goddess assumed the situation, and the god of life quickly realized what was going on.

“In the past, they would naturally test the waters and even join forces against you. But now, with your example, a considerable number of gods will back down and acknowledge that the other party possesses holy blood, thus reducing the opportunity to take advantage of the situation.”

The god of life frowned, understanding the meaning behind his wife's words.

"Yes, damn it."

The Moon Goddess has lost both face and substance, yet she still dares not provoke them, for the other party truly has the strength to make her lose again and again.

"Forget it, forget it. If it falls into the hands of the gods, its limit is only the gods. There's nothing to be afraid of."

Since her own laws were not damaged, the god of life advised the moon goddess to be more magnanimous, as long as Diane wasn't as frightening as her mother.

"Are you really not afraid? We harmed his mother, which is no secret among the gods, and his god did not conspire with us!"

The Moon Goddess reminded the God of Life, whose expression stiffened and who fell silent, as if he understood something.

"You understand now, don't you? Maybe his god will help him take revenge on us, just like now. Not only me, but many, many gods, including you."

The Moon Goddess's tone remained unchanged, but the God of Life felt a chill run through him. What if Diane and the gods behind her were watching them?

"However, we cannot unite yet because the god behind the enemy can severely injure you, which means that the god behind the enemy is exceptionally powerful. When facing such a powerful enemy, everyone tends to defend rather than attack!"

The God of Life is now beginning to understand the Moon Goddess's anger; this divine war has revealed far too much.

If the Moon Goddess is not weak, then it means the new god is too strong. They should unite, because many gods are unwilling to fight a powerful main god with a vague possibility.

If Diane hadn't spoken to her personally, the moon goddess wouldn't have believed it; and if the moon goddess hadn't said it, the god of life wouldn't have believed it either.

They could no longer persuade the other gods, and everyone would think that they were trying to save face after losing. This was the consequence of the war of the gods.

"Then what do we do?"

The god of life has lost some of his composure. Before, when it didn't concern him, he could still offer advice, but now that things have happened to him, even a god can't escape the common fate.

"Diane hasn't become an angel yet, so try to destroy him. Secondly, don't reveal any weaknesses to the new god. We are two main gods, and it won't be so easy for her to deal with us!"

The Moon Goddess clenched her fists. How could she not go back and cause trouble for Diane and the others? She had to go back and cause trouble for Diane and the others.

"Destroy Diane? Fine, fine..."

The God of Life's eyes lit up. He had previously stopped her from killing, but this time he had allowed it. That was wonderful! Killing Diana would stop the Moon Goddess from having any more thoughts.

“Diane isn’t so easy to kill. This is a prime example. Don’t try to outmaneuver him and end up getting caught by the enemy.”

The Moon Goddess looked at her excited husband and understood why he was excited, but she knew his abilities and that he would probably have a hard time killing the protected Diane.

"By the way, I haven't even asked yet, is the opponent really that strong? How come you couldn't beat them!"

His wife's words dampened his spirits, and the god of life snapped out of his optimism. He realized the moon goddess was no pushover; in a real fight, he couldn't possibly defeat her.

"The law of the opposing deity is to seize, to seize the enemy's law and make it for one's own use. When I touched her law, my law lost its effect, and I was caught off guard." The Moon Goddess now realizes that she had some ways to resist, but at that time, the head maid's spear was already poking her face, and she didn't have time to think about this problem.

"Should we continue with the Breeze Church? This follower of the new god is a Tudor prince, so it would be logical for him to replace the Breeze Church as the state religion of Tudor."

The God of Life also found it troublesome. After hearing the Moon God's description, he no longer wanted to fight the other party. At least, he did not want to fight the other party before he found out the new god's background.

“Continue. The power of the gods has little effect on the material world, while our power in the material world is great. If we give up our advantage now, we will never have such a good opportunity again. Besides, didn’t you want to destroy Diane?”

The moon goddess, with her blood-red eyes, spoke of what the god of life most wanted to do: to eliminate Diane, a threat. The god of life went from hesitation to determination.

"I want to eliminate the threat of the Holy Blood, but I'm a little scared. I've seen the ferocity of this new god. After all, if the other gods can defeat you, they should back down too."

Although she agreed, the God of Life was still somewhat worried. The head maid and the god behind her had truly climbed to their high positions by stepping on the Moon Goddess, as everyone had witnessed. The Moon Goddess had lost.

"That's right, I lost. Even a god can lose to another god. That's why I didn't descend in my true form. But His foundation in the material world isn't deep. It's good that He retreated, so that no one can interfere with us."

The Moon Goddess's face darkened, but she was a woman who could accept defeat. If she lost, she lost; there was nothing to say. If she couldn't beat someone, she wouldn't force herself to say she could; instead, she would look for ways and strategies, rather than stubbornly fighting.

She probably didn't know that if she were to descend in her true form, she could actually crush the head maid, because in a sense, the head maid was, at that moment, her true form.

However, it was too late now, because the head maid had run away as soon as she finished fighting, and without any hesitation, she took Diane and ran back to the material world. Even if the Moon Goddess came in her true form, she wouldn't be able to find them.

"came back!"

Only when she left the portal did the head maid truly relax and begin to adjust to the sense of rejection brought on by the material world.

Once you become a demigod, the material world doesn't really accept you. This is also why demigods are usually inactive; they're like living in a cramped house, feeling confined on all sides.

"You're back! Whew, Margarita, you're amazing!"

The moon goddess was full of confidence, but in the end she fled in disarray. Diane never doubted her head maid, but the head maid really lived up to her expectations.

"Of course, otherwise how will I protect you in the future, my dearest child."

Touching Diane's face, lifting a strand of short hair from her head, and leaving the dangerous environment, the head maid smiled with a calm and indulgent affection.

"Didn't you say you needed several months? How come you're already a demigod?"

Diane could clearly sense the head maid's divinity. When she pressed for details, the head maid recovered faster than she had imagined.

“That was to put pressure on the Tudor Queen. If she couldn’t withstand the pressure, it would mean she wasn’t determined to protect you with her life, and I would never put you in danger.”

Now that it's been exposed, there's much more to say. The head maid's heterochromatic eyes revealed her distrust when she mentioned the Queen.

The Tudor Queen was opportunistic; she only came to find Diane because of a time traveler's warning. She was reluctant to do so and wanted to test Diane with her clone. In the eyes of this strict mother-in-law, Diane was not as good as Isabella, a married woman.

Isabella was truly willing to give her life for Diane. The current Queen has not yet faced such a test, and who knows if she will betray Diane in the end? It's just that before the Queen's loyalty was tested, Isabella ran into trouble first.

"Secondly, it's also because of the current situation. Once I become a demigod, my divinity can no longer be suppressed, and it will definitely leave a projection in the spiritual realm. I must have a shocking performance so that they won't dare to approach my divine domain."

The head maid explained that she needed to demonstrate astonishing strength and achieve a remarkable record to deter others from coveting her. The opportunity was perfect, and the Moon Goddess was the ideal candidate to serve as a warning to others.

Diane seemed to understand, but not quite. She didn't really grasp the connection, but she didn't need to. She just knew that the head maid had won, and that was enough for her.

"Is everything going smoothly?"

Diane knew the answer from the head maid's relaxed expression; she asked the question to let the head maid take credit.

"Successfully. I have waited so long and found an opportunity to become a demigod, an opportunity to dominate the world. Now no one in the material world can harm you, my master."

The head maid lowered her head, cupped Diane's forehead, and kissed her. Diane could feel the joy in the head maid's heart.

"That's good, demigod. This is your previous realm. Has my Queen Greta returned?"

Diane gently embraced the head maid, burying her face in the head maid's sweet heart. No matter how great the risk, Tudor made the right choice.

“Master, you don’t have a Queen Greta. You only have a poor, homeless maid who you’ve now turned into a demigod.”

The head maid gave Diane a reproachful look. She disliked the identity of the queen; it brought only burdens. Only when she was with Diane did she feel free.

"So, my demigod, what do you wish to do now?"

Diane relaxed, relieved by good news. All her previous worries vanished. It was wonderful to have a demigod's maid.

"Of course, it's to revive your beloved. Don't forget why we just went to the Spirit Realm?"

With her arms draped naturally over Diane's shoulders, the kind head maid brought up the initial purpose.

"I'm a little confused right now, Margarita, do you really know how to use potions?"

Diane has been completely misled by the head maid. Their previous agreement was that if the head maid felt Diane shouldn't know something, then she shouldn't be told. Now, with the truth and lies mixed together, Diane has no way of distinguishing between them.

"My master, when have you ever seen me use any potions? You're just deceiving the gods. I discovered long ago that Miss Vivian is a divine being."

The head maid chuckled, raised her finger and rubbed Diane's head to wake him up!

"Wow, that's amazing! How did you discover that?"

"That's a secret. You told me, and once a secret is revealed, it's no longer a secret!"

"Then keep it a secret. You're going to the Spirit Realm on purpose?"

Diane didn't pry. Others might be guilty of betrayal, but the head maid wouldn't, because their souls were already intertwined and inseparable.

"Yes, how could I know my master's favorite lover if I didn't go? I thought that if I told my master about the potion, he would believe me and that he was just putting on an act. I didn't expect that you really didn't know."

The head maid was both amused and exasperated, thinking that Diane's acting skills had improved, but it turned out that she was just being herself.

"I trust you completely, no matter what you say, I trust you!"

(End of this chapter)