Do you all know the future?

Chapter 133 Space Law
Queen Favreau was furious. How could this happen? How could this happen? She wasn't watching her closely enough, and Diane ran away.

She didn't even need to look; she had already pieced together the events. It was obvious that the mages' attack had hit the ship, affecting its magic-suppressing effect. Then, while she was dealing with the rats, Loran took Diane and ran away.

"I shouldn't have saved him back then. He actually took His Highness away! My Highness!"

Regret, anger, and resentment could not be directed at the beloved sun, so Queen Fafia could only vent her complaints on Loran.

After thinking it through, Queen Fafya wondered what to do next, as her mission objective had been lost.

Where will Diane go next?
Whether to hide in the shadows or return to the palace, she finally realized that the most likely scenario was to inform the head maid.

Because Terry used magic to call for help, Diane inside the cabin must have heard it. In that brief encounter, Fafya understood Diane's feelings for the head maid.

That was a level of trust she couldn't reach. Judging from the looks of it, without awakening the memories of the Sun God, it was impossible for Diane to let her trust surpass that of the other person.

"No, the battlefield is too dangerous. Your Highness cannot go. I must stop you."

She caused trouble, but she was truly loyal. As circumstances changed, Queen Fafya's original stance also shifted.

She still believes that everyone is a villain who covets Diane's divine power, but since the core has become protecting Diane, cooperating with others is not out of the question.

If the Church of the Sun God had been conservative and rigid, it would have been wiped out long ago; most believers have retained a great deal of flexibility.

A prime example is the Queen, a person with a spirit of fairness and freedom who excelled at the work of a feudal queen. Knowing that she could not fulfill her ideals in a world with gods, she chose to rely on the gods.

It is known that the moon goddess and the god of life are trying to kill Diane, and that Diane is currently on a ship belonging to a new god, preparing to deliver a message.

So what should Queen Fafya do? Naturally, she should send a message faster than Diane to prevent Diane from getting into danger.

Of course, it would be best to meet Diane on the way and bring him back, but unfortunately Queen Fafya did not meet her.

Upon arriving at the scene, she discovered a terrifying battle between gods, completely beyond her control, and her presence went unnoticed.

They were just angels, possessing some authority in the material world, but to all the demigods present, they were insignificant.

Their disregard resulted in a loudspeaker warning from Queen Fafia's magic, which was also why Holy Bishop Drummond felt uneasy upon hearing it.

Of course, using magic to amplify the announcement throughout the entire area wasn't just to tell the head maid, who was surrounded by demigods centered around the moon goddess, that it was also to warn Diane not to come any closer, as it was too dangerous there.

Queen Fafia turned and ran as soon as she finished speaking, without lingering for a moment. She had already offended the Moon Goddess. Her idea was good, but she hadn't considered just how petty and terrifying the true god really was.

The Holy Lance Valentin and the Shield of Radiance have clashed. The Shield of Radiance has hindered the head maid's progress, and the head maid's lance seems to have struck cotton.

After being reminded, before the Shield of Radiance could even activate, the Moon Goddess alertly drew her spear and assumed a defensive stance, her eyes revealing embarrassment and regret!

"Damn it, I was going to lower her guard, but now I have to use it ahead of time!"

When the Moon Goddess used the Shield of Radiance, Queen Fafia called out a reminder that the Shield of Radiance could no longer be used as a trump card. If it could not be used as a trump card, then it should be used quickly.

The Moon Goddess had also recovered from the pressure of confronting the head maid, but was still highly tense, fearing that the laws would be torn apart again.

With the Shield of Radiance, things are different. This artifact is indivisible and cannot be cut or split, so it can be used to counter the evil laws of the head maid last time.

On the surface, the plan was to stall the head maid so that the God of Life could kill Diane, but in reality, the plan was to deliver a fatal blow to the head maid by surprise.

Even if it means sacrificing her demigod pawns, the Moon Goddess doesn't care. What she wants is for the head maid to lower her guard so she can deliver a fatal blow and regain her dignity.

At this moment, Queen Fafia reminded her, declaring that her plan had failed, that the sacrifice of the demigod had been in vain, and that the vigilant head maid could not be killed. Even though the God of Life had killed Diane and completed the predetermined plan, she was still unhappy.

The Moon Goddess, now free to do something, was unhappy, and the first to suffer was naturally Queen Fafia, who had reminded the head maid.

The blood moon in the sky is the eye of the moon goddess. Just now, my attention was entirely focused on the head maid. Even the slightest distraction could have caused an immeasurable mistake.

The head maid is currently suppressed by the Shield of Radiance, and naturally, the moonlight falls within the Moon Goddess's field of vision.

The crimson moonlight draped over Queen Fafia became a shackle to capture her, preventing her from running far. Once the gaze fell upon her, escape became a mere illusion.

As if struck by a giant hand, Queen Fafia fell from the sky and crashed heavily to the ground. For Queen Fafia, it was not a serious injury, but it was not a minor one either; her internal organs were in excruciating pain from the impact.

"what……"

The heavy, crimson moonlight pressed down on Queen Fafia, leaving her powerless and groaning in pain.

Her laws were completely unusable; the complete divine descent technique was infinitely close to that of a lesser god, and even a demigod would find it difficult to cause any trouble in the hands of the Moon Goddess.

"Am I going to die? Am I going to die?"

Queen Fafia felt the force gradually increasing, but she didn't regret it. There's a saying in Diane's hometown: "If I hear the Way in the morning, I can die content in the evening." That perfectly describes her current state.

This was the first time Queen Fafya had encountered someone who agreed with her ideas. She had always thought she was just making a fuss over nothing, but she never expected to be recognized one day, and that the person who recognized her was her own faith.

If her death can save Diane, then she can say that she died a worthy death. The only concern is whether Diane will be even more deeply and seriously deceived by the head maid.

After all, her loyal self was gone, and the new god would definitely trick Diane into accepting the new god's ideology so that she could control Diane's power. However, the new god was still better than the moon god and the god of life who wanted to kill Diane.

Looking back on her life, she realized that she didn't start out sitting in the palace. She was on the very edge of the royal family, climbing up step by step until she finally won the royal struggle, which is why she harbored such ideals.

It was something that allowed her to see the light at the end of the tunnel before she died. Even if she didn't see Diane's dream come true, she still had a beautiful hope and saw that scene in her mind.

Fear pulled her back to reality. The moon goddess was about to make her move. Queen Fafia, who had been calm, was now trembling involuntarily.

The soul is oppressed by the gods and instinctively terrified; this cannot be offset by rational and calm acceptance of death, just as a mouse fears a cat.

Now it's like being pinned down by a cat's paw, just waiting for its canine teeth to lock its throat, and Queen Fafya has basically given up.

Queen Fafya suddenly felt her face was wet, the heavy pressure on her body suddenly lessened, and the feeling of being squeezed to death in someone's hand disappeared.

Fafya touched the wetness on her fleshy face; it was golden and sacred, with an unusually strong smell of blood.

"Holy Blood?"

In an instant, Queen Fafia realized something. She looked up and saw Diane clenching her fist, golden droplets gushing out.

"Your Highness, run! You, don't stay here!"

Queen Fafia was sustained by a strong conviction; she was moved yet filled with regret, for Diane had stood openly within the Blood Moon. Standing within the Blood Moon, just as she had just done, this posture was certain to be discovered by the Moon Goddess.

"You think I can still run away? You might as well say, you run away, you save my life, and I'll save yours."

Feeling the malicious gaze in the moonlight, Diane realized she couldn't escape either. Queen Fafia had warned her about the problem with the Shield of Light, so Diane could have turned and run.

Before she could run two steps, Queen Fafya fell heavily in front of her, convulsing. Diane naturally assumed he had been exposed.

Queen Fafya was incredibly loyal, and she even consciously relayed a message for Diane. Diane couldn't just stand by and watch her die. Feeling the pressure, her blood boiled, and she made her decision once her holy blood began to circulate.

"You really can't escape. Is Harvey that useless? He actually wanted to kill you so badly, but in the end, he didn't!"

The voice of the moon goddess rang out between Diane and Queen Fafia. She grabbed Diane as if she had discovered an unexpected bonus.

Her husband tried to kill Diane but failed, and Diane ended up coming to her too. Goddess of Life, this husband of hers is truly useless.

"I never expected to fall into your hands again, Your Majesty the Moon Goddess."

Diane's voice was hoarse, yet unusually calm. He raised his injured hand, stained with golden holy blood, and slowly but firmly pressed it against the moon goddess's smooth, jade-like cheek.

Wherever that hand went, especially in the blood-red moonlight, there seemed to be a purifying "sizzling" sound. However, when the blood-stained fingertips actually touched the moon goddess's skin, the expected burning and screams did not occur.

Holy blood, like harmless paint, merely left a stain on the perfect face of a god, and then lost all its divine power.

The moon goddess didn't even blink; her wild eyes reflected Diane's stubborn face.

"Holy blood is useless to me. The little power you have can't hurt me. I am a righteous god, not an evil god."

Her voice was so soft it was like a whisper in her ear, yet it sent a chill down Diane's spine.

"You rejected me last time, what are you thinking this time?"

The Moon Goddess's fingertips gently traced the pulse on Diane's neck, a gesture as intimate as a lover's caress. Yet, Diane sensed a strong killing intent; this woman also wanted to kill him.

The moon goddess revealed a smile, a smile that was quite terrifying; Diane felt none of the gentleness she had shown last time.

"Your Majesty, the Moon Goddess, your ways remain as capricious as ever."

Queen Fafya's voice turned cold. Even in the face of divine pressure, she slowly rose and straightened her back. Her queenly pride and her desire to protect Diane made her unable to tolerate this naked killing intent. To kill Diane, one must step over her dead body.

"What are you?"

Upon hearing this, the Moon Goddess shifted her gaze from Diane's face and lazily glanced at Queen Fafya.

There was no contempt or hostility in those eyes, only a pure indifference from a higher level of life towards a lower one.

Attacking Queen Fafia was nothing more than swatting a slightly larger fly; the Moon Goddess had never taken Queen Fafia seriously. Her attack just now was merely an act of extreme anger. Now that she had lured out Diane, a big fish, the Moon Goddess would not hold a grudge.

"Don't be stubborn. I'll go back with Her Majesty the Moon Goddess. You're just a fleeting affair to me, you don't need to help me so much."

Even though she sensed the Moon Goddess's murderous intent, Diane still managed a smile. Now that things had come to this, she could only hope that the head maid would come up with a solution.

Diane told a little lie because she and Queen Fafia had only met today, a few hours ago, and Queen Fafia didn't have any special relationship with her. Why was she helping him so much? In the end, she rambled on about a bunch of things.

“I wouldn’t dare ask you to come back. We suffered a lot of losses today, and they were all Harvey’s men. He’s terrified that you’ll cheat on him.”

The moon goddess's fingers slowly moved up from Diane's neck, finally stopping at her chin, forcing her to raise her head and meet her gaze. Her wild eyes were as deep as an abyss, as if they wanted to suck Diane's entire soul into them.

"If you hadn't played any tricks last time and had agreed sooner, I wouldn't have hurt you.

She couldn't bear to kill Diane; she simply couldn't bear to give up such a skilled enforcer. But in her husband Harvey's eyes, Diane was already dead.

“It’s not too late now. I’ve realized the benefits of becoming your follower, so that’s why I’ve come to you.”

Diane stared into those wild eyes, sweat dripping down his face from the pressure, and decisively chose to compromise.

"It's too late, too late. Tonight's goal is big, with you and your maid. Tonight's goal is also small, with just you. I'm sorry, it's because you haven't grown up yet."

With so much lost, Diane couldn't possibly be preserved. Preserving Diane would mean conflict with her husband. The moon goddess's eyes were filled with pity; she couldn't save Diane either.

The hand that had lifted Diane's chin returned to her neck, and with a gentle pinch, lifted her up, suspending her in mid-air.

"Put His Highness down!"

Queen Favya is overestimating herself by trying to snatch Diane. Diane cannot die; if Diane dies, she has no way to live either.

"ignorance!"

With a gentle downward press of her free hand, the Moon Goddess pinned Queen Fafia to the ground, helplessly watching Diane struggle with her hands and feet.

"What a pity, what a pity..."

With increased force, the Moon Goddess intended to strangle Diane rather than simply let her suffocate; she was taking the safest approach.

"call……"

Diane seemed to be giving up; the lack of oxygen and overwhelming fear had driven her to abandon her will to survive.

"die!"

The moon goddess prepared to end Diane's life, and a knight's lance pierced the moon goddess's descending body, leaving the moon goddess in horror.

"How do we escape the encirclement?"

Seeing the head maid so close, the Moon Goddess couldn't believe it; the Shield of Radiance should have been able to hold off the head maid for a while.

"I will bless him, and I will come to his side before I die!"

"You are not a law of theft, you are the law of space!"

(End of this chapter)