Do you all know the future?

Chapter 159 Appearance
Whether it was dusk or noon, once they returned to their country, they began searching for books about their awakened, reincarnated deities, which was the simplest method.

Verifying the sun god is far more difficult. The sun god is taboo, and the reason why the traces are not completely erased is because the sun hangs in the sky.

However, the gods are doing everything in their power to destroy everything concerning the sun god, not to mention the methods to verify the sun god's reincarnation.

"It's an illusion again, I can't find it, I can't find it at all."

Queen Fafia put down her book, and although she had already read through the records about the sun god once, she still didn't want to miss anything and read them again.

Unfortunately, they still came up empty-handed. Even after consulting the rituals of other gods, they still couldn't find a solution, and Queen Fafya seemed somewhat discouraged.

The church is about to hold its second rally, and she doesn't want to be left with nothing, even though becoming a demigod is already a pleasant surprise for the church.

"What are you looking for? Can I help you?"

A sudden voice rang out, and Fafya's purple eyes widened, her hand holding the book freezing in mid-air.

“Ms. Margaret, what brings you here?”

The familiar voice alerted Queen Fafia, who recognized the newcomer. Though both were demigods, their strengths were incomparable, and Fafia's tone was respectful.

"I need to borrow something from you, and while I'm at it, I'd like to show my master around your Church of the Sun God!"

The head maid emerged from the shadows, and the palace barrier of Fafia did not stop her from intruding. She appeared before Queen Fafia with impunity.

"What is it, Ms. Margaret? Please speak freely!"

Queen Fafia was very grateful to Margaret for the law she had received, and she had never thought of how to repay her.

Although she knew that the gift Margaret wanted was probably not an ordinary thing, she was willing to repay it compared to the preciousness of the law.

"I need Radiant Crystals and Sacred Tree Dew. I need to repair the damaged entrance to the Abyss and restore Ishtar to its former state!"

The head maid pleaded, explaining that the original Ishtar did possess these items, which were stored as backups, but the false king had given them away to the gods in search of protection.

Unfortunately, the gods did not protect the false king; he died first, and the empty treasury had no ability to rebuild the Abyss Seal.

"Fafia doesn't have many Brilliant Crystals, so I'll give them all to you. As for Dew, Fafia doesn't have any, but I'll try my best to find some for you."

Queen Fafia spoke sincerely, though she was surprised by what the head maid was about to do, she outwardly showed obedience and cooperation.

The confidence to rebuild the barrier stems from the fear that it might be broken. The original Ishtar did not have this confidence. The power of the evil god was too strong. What good was the barrier it created? It could withstand ordinary demons, but it could not withstand the evil god.

"Try to collect as much as you can. What are you looking for?"

The head maid's gaze fell on the pile of books on the table. Queen Fafia's heart tightened. To be honest, what should she do if the head maid got angry?

"We haven't found a technique to awaken His Majesty's memories yet!"

Queen Fafia said with difficulty, her purple eyes avoiding the head maid's gaze, she decided to tell the truth.

If she were the head maid, and thinking from her perspective, seeing the other person so hesitant, she wouldn't outwardly pry, but she would also investigate privately.

With the head maid's abilities, she'll definitely be able to investigate what happened and then she'll know what she's been hiding.

"The technique the master awakened?"

The head maid remained silent for a moment, offering no opinion; she knew perfectly well that Diane was not the true sun goddess.

“That’s right. His Majesty An possesses the divinity of the Sun God. If he can awaken the memories of the Sun God, then he will be more confident in fighting against the gods.”

Queen Fafia saw that the head maid did not show any obvious resistance, so she spoke up. She had some ulterior motives, hoping that the sun god who had awakened his memories could distinguish right from wrong and also see whether Queen Fafia was friend or foe.

However, we now know that if Diane is not allowed to regain her memories of the Sun God, then the head maid is the enemy.

Favya hoped the head maid wasn't an enemy, because if she was, she couldn't defeat her. The more she felt the power of her demigod status, the more she realized how terrifying the head maid had been.

A demigod like her was insignificant in the head maid's hands, just like the demigods the head maid had once chopped melons and vegetables with ease.

Although in theory, divine intervention shouldn't last long, the head maid seems to have a high degree of affinity with the gods, so she can intervene at any time.

She truly didn't want the head maid to be their enemy, and hoped that, as Diane had told her, the new god wouldn't harm him.

"No need, I can handle all the gods by myself!"

The head maid frowned, her tone icy. Queen Fafia's heart sank; the head maid was indeed going to stop this.

"It's too dangerous for our master to confront the gods. There's no need to drag him into this. He can just wait for me to defeat the gods!"

The head maid genuinely didn't want Diane to get involved in the gods' conflict, because conflict could lead to death, and she didn't want to see Diane die or get hurt.

Queen Fafia lowered her head and remained silent, seemingly agreeing but not actually expressing her own opinion. She dared not directly refute the head maid, nor did she want to give up.

"You can collect these techniques to awaken the memories of the Sun God. This idea is acceptable, but let me see it first to ensure its safety."

The head maid picked up a book and casually flipped through a few pages. The sun goddess should be her, but the sun goddess's memories were a problem.

I had never thought about this question before, but now it feels terrifying. What would it be like if I awakened the memories of the Sun God?

Like Lotina?
Or like Fiona?
Or perhaps like Bridget, Tatiana's alter ego?

The head maid was unaware that she had vaguely thought about this before, but not as directly as today, making her realize the problem.

The sun goddess has awakened; is she still herself?

Thinking of this, the head maid felt somewhat displeased, because it was unacceptable for the Sun God to replace her. In fact, even if possessing the Sun God's memories caused her feelings for Diane to fade even slightly, it was still unacceptable.

"This is for you..."

Queen Fafia was somewhat troubled. How could she entrust such a matter to someone outside the church?

"Do you intend to secretly use it on your master? If you hurt him, can you take responsibility?"

The head maid raised her eyebrows in displeasure. These people didn't seem to be behaving themselves and needed to be warned to stop having inappropriate thoughts.

"No, no, I just didn't expect Ms. Margaret to know about this kind of knowledge." Fafya thought about it and agreed. Who knew how effective these spells would be? If they harmed Diane, that would indeed be a sin.

"It was just to protect its master."

The head maid doesn't really understand, but she will in the future, especially since she might be the reincarnation of the sun god, and she must figure out her relationship with the sun god.

The head maid cannot allow anyone, not even her reincarnated self, to diminish her relationship with Diane, even if it means hindering the awakening of the Sun God.

"Do you and the new god behind you share this attitude? Aren't you worried about the awakening of the gods' memories?"

Feeling that the head maid's attitude was ambiguous, Queen Fafia pressed for more information. Judging from the head maid's appearance, she seemed to genuinely care about Diane's safety and not so much about the awakened memories.

"What's there to worry about? Like you said, wouldn't it be easier to deal with the gods after awakening?"

The head maid didn't care much; what memories could Diane possibly have awakened? It was she herself who should be worried about awakening her own memories.

"Actually, as long as you reach the level of Godhood, your memories from before your reincarnation will return. There's really no need for you to be in such a hurry."

The head maid suddenly felt a sense of urgency. Diane was still far from becoming a god, but the head maid was just a thought away from it.

In theory, the head maid could ascend to godhood immediately; if she so desired, she could reach that level instantly.

"This……"

Queen Fafia was unsure whether the head maid was deceiving her, but considering her own strength and the strength of the church, the head maid had no reason to hide anything from her.

"The new goddess has the same feelings for her master as a mother has for her child; she will do anything that benefits her master."

The head maid explained that whether these people believed her or not was beyond her control; what she needed to do was make them work for Diane.

"How could there be such a relationship, Your Majesty... wait, are you saying that Your Majesty is actually the child of the New God and Queen Greta!"

Queen Fafya suddenly realized something!
She understood. Everything became clear. Queen Fafya gradually understood everything, and everything unfolded before her eyes.

Why is Diane's father never mentioned? Why is Diane protected by the new gods? Why is Diane called "master" by Margaret?

Now it seems the answer has emerged: Diane didn't have a father at all; she had two mothers, one a new god and the other Queen Greta.

"You really dare to dream!"

Margaret looked peculiar; Queen Fafya's imagination was truly astounding.

"Am I right? Yes, I am right. Only through blood ties could His Majesty receive the unconditional help of the New God. His spirituality comes from Queen Greta, and his body comes from the New God!"

The more Queen Fafia speculated, the more reasonable it seemed, and it even explained many perplexing questions.

"Your guess..."

The head maid was taken aback. It was a wild guess, but it had somehow gotten part of it right. Her reaction confirmed Queen Fafia's guess.

"No wonder you have this attitude, Lady Margaret. His Majesty is the true Son of God, which is why you are so loyal. At the same time, the new gods do not restrict His Majesty, because blood ties obviously mobilize each other's power more than other restrictive relationships. The new gods are also reluctant to restrict His Majesty's power."

Queen Fafia's imagination ran wild, and the head maid was speechless. Although it was not unusual for women to give birth among the gods, two women and one man was too strange.

However, this understanding is good, as it avoids the trouble of explaining the relationship between the new gods and Diane, and why they didn't put restrictions on Diane to limit her development.

"This is not something you should be speculating about. It's fine if you think like this, but let's not talk about this anymore. Go and gather all the people in your church here, and let them see the master who bears the blood of the Holy One."

The head maid commanded that such a misunderstanding was not bad, as it would at least make subduing the entire Church of the Sun God easier and reduce their resistance.

Deities rarely have children, very few, even fewer than married couples. The bond of blood is closer than the contract of marriage.

"Ms. Margaret and her master arrived just in time; our meeting will be here soon."

The agreed time is approaching. Although Diane's performance in Ishtar has caused different reactions from the crowd, the overall tone remains unchanged: everyone still hopes to find a spell to awaken Diane's powers.

"That's quite a coincidence. When does it start?"

The head maid pondered for a moment, then changed her plan to another one, but it still didn't deviate from her original plan.

"The meeting is the day after tomorrow. Isn't His Majesty coming? Please take me to pay my respects to His Majesty!"

Queen Fafia shook her head and told her the itinerary, while also wanting to see Diane. Even if they did nothing, she could feel the radiance emanating from Diane.

"No need, His Majesty will naturally appear at the appointed time!"

The head maid refused, saying that they couldn't let anyone find out they were in Fafia, and she didn't completely trust the woman in front of her.

"The day after tomorrow night, when the sun sets, I will be here waiting for you and His Majesty!"

Sensing that the head maid didn't want to talk about it, Queen Fafia wisely refrained from asking, knowing that the head maid wouldn't know anyway.

Queen Fafia breathed a sigh of relief when the head maid disappeared back into the shadows, feeling her back soaked with sweat, as if she were an ordinary person escaping from the clutches of a wild beast.

She was clearly not afraid of death, but biological fear caused her body to react, and the onslaught of fear and panic left her mentally unstable.

"This is truly astonishing news! I need to inform the Archbishop immediately that His Majesty is a descendant of the new god!"

Realizing the magnitude of the secret she had discovered, Queen Fafia instinctively thought of the Archbishop of the Church of the Sun God, intending to tell him everything so that the Church's strategy would undergo a major adjustment.

It's a bit frustrating, really. I've been searching hard for months and haven't found anything. But I chatted with the head maid for a while and learned about this incredible secret.

The news that Diane is a child of God is not a title, but rather the child of the true God. This news is neither big nor small, but it is very important to the Church of the Sun God.

It wasn't exactly a secret, and Margaret didn't refute it. It was because their intelligence gathering was insufficient. They had to update this information immediately so that everyone would know, lest they harbor any other opinions about Diane and the head maid.

Margaret and her companions were not conspirators trying to seize Diane's divine authority, but rather seeking to protect Diane's shield. They were compatible with the Church of the Sun God, which welcomed the Sun God's return.

Queen Fafya tidied up the books, thought about the dialogue, and then walked towards a secret room deep inside the palace.

(End of this chapter)