Just became an evil god and was summoned by the saint.

Chapter 636 Internal Strife

"A monster siege?"

Celia gasped.

She immediately thought of the incredibly tough monsters she had dealt with before.

They are a big problem for mages of rank four and above; if they are facing mages of rank three or below...

Is it really possible for someone to break through the defenses?
“They’re being too radical.” Celia was a little uneasy, looking at Ashgard at the front, her eyes flashing with anger.

Ross sensed Celia's thoughts and smiled slightly, "You want to stop them?"

"I……"

"We can't stop you; you're too weak right now."

Celia remained silent.

A moment later, her eyes filled with hope, she looked at Ross: "Lord Ross..."

Ross chuckled and reached out to pat her head.

"No need to stop it, this is a good thing. It's better than waiting for the number of demons to exceed a certain number, causing a mutation that directly corrupts the magic array and breaks through to the ground on its own."

"Their actions will not cause the underground monsters to gush out like a dam bursting, because the channel from which the pollution source is located is not large. It's like a thousand troops crossing a single-plank bridge. No matter how many monsters there are, only a few can escape at the same time, so it's not a big deal. As long as the elves establish a good defense line, they can stop the monsters from escaping from inside."

"The elves..."

Celia couldn't help but shake her head.

Although the Elven race's reaction was actually not slow, much better than that of the Northern Alliance, the reason why the pollution turned out this way was mainly due to their lack of experience. They were helpless against pollution protected by life elements, and they also did not have any powerful pollution purification methods, which led to the pollution wave becoming a disaster.

Even the Holy Court, when faced with this special kind of pollution, could at most reduce casualties, and that was only after they had access to the special purification technique that Celia had made public.

In the past, the casualties would not have been much lower, and there would have been no way to contain the wave of pollution in time.

Even so, Celia still didn't have a good impression of the elves; they were too arrogant.

Despite being at the bottom in terms of strength, the entire race is strangely confident because they possess two divine treasures: the Elf Forest and the Sacred Tree. This confidence manifests in their actions; they don't trust others but only their own skills, resulting in a flurry of impressive plays followed by a 0-5 score.

Can they really withstand the beast tide?

Even though the Elven race had long since discovered the beast tide and had taken precautions and conducted research on the possibility of it reaching the ground, Celia still felt it was very risky.

"If only we could send a message out, at least to inform Elena and let her prepare... But Elena has already left the Elven race, I wonder if she will still help them?"

Celia sighed inwardly.

She looked at Ross beside her and whispered, "Lord Ross, since there's nothing we can do, should we stay here? I think we should go out and tell everyone about the beast tide so they can prepare..."

“Let’s wait and see. Leave when they’re gone. If you leave now, you’ll be discovered,” Ross said.

"it is good."

Celia nodded.

Although she could only watch and do nothing as she followed Yu and Jeria inside, she learned many secrets unknown to the world through their reminiscing conversation.

Not only the birth of the two individuals, but also the origins of the Temple of Resurrection and the Twilight Cult, their deeds, the potential for pollution outbreaks, and the impending beast tide are all invaluable information.

As Ross said, it's much better for these three to activate the beast tide now than for it to emerge on its own later, but Celia is still somewhat confused. "Are the things they're doing really a good thing?"

To avoid an apocalyptic disaster, a gradual, localized outbreak of pollution was initiated, resulting in the deaths of millions, but preventing a future tragedy that could kill tens or even hundreds of millions of people...

There's also the possibility of driving out monsters in advance to prevent future beast tides from emerging without warning, thus avoiding a terrible catastrophe that could sweep across the world.

These two events left Celia unsure whether they were doing a good thing or a bad thing.

Ross said calmly, "There's no need to distinguish. In other words, this is called the growing pains of the times. For the future, it's a good thing; for the present, it's naturally not a good thing. For those who have died and lost loved ones, it's an apocalyptic disaster. A grain of sand in the era is a mountain for an individual; you can't stop worrying about it."

"In the future, as you resolve one potential disaster after another, those potential disasters will also lead to similar tragedies. Don't engage in internal strife; internal strife will only harm yourself."

With that, Ross shook his head and continued, "Alright, they're almost done. Let's get ready to leave."

"okay."

Celia nodded, took a deep breath, and tried to hide herself—in fact, as long as she didn't touch anyone, she couldn't be discovered under Ross's mental protection.

After a short wait, Ashgard's operation came to an end.

The patterns beneath his feet gradually faded, and so did his figure.

"The magic power in this body is almost depleted. I've done what I promised you. You won't go back on your word about the reward, will you?"

“Of course not. You are a seventh-tier mage, and we are only sixth-tier. How could we go back on our word?” Yu Jeria said calmly.

After saying that, he took out a fragment of a godhood that exuded an aura of death from his spatial ring.

Celia looked at the fragment of divinity and pondered to herself, "The energy intensity of this puppet heart doesn't seem to be as strong as the one I obtained?"

“Yes, it’s only half the strength of yours.” Ross nodded.

It is equivalent to only one-fortieth of a complete godhood, and also one-twentieth of a godhood fragment with the separated death attribute.

What Celia received was one-tenth of the Death Attribute Fragment and one-twentieth of the complete Divine Essence.

Celia carefully examined the fragment of divinity and couldn't help but say, "I feel like that Puppet Heart could be used on the puppet."

"Of course, if you examine it more closely, you'll find that the Death-attribute... Puppet Heart has an energy intensity similar to the Life-attribute Puppet Heart you're currently using. If you can fuse that Death-attribute Puppet Heart with your current Puppet Heart, you'll possess Puppet Hearts of two elements." Ross smiled slightly.

Should we steal the Heart of the Puppet from a seventh-tier mage?
Celia shook her head.

"I'm still young, I don't want to die so young!"

Ross chuckled.

"It's okay, you can get it if you want it."

Celia shook her head again.

"No, no, Lord Ross, I just want to leave now... By the way, Lord Ross, your preparations are complete. When will the plan begin?"

"We'll proceed once they've summoned the gods."

Ross narrowed his eyes.

Celia immediately sensed something was wrong.

Oh no, the god of life and death is in trouble!
(End of this chapter)