Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

Everyone, including Ron, looked at Elosdna with strange eyes upon hearing his words. Even the moon goddess, Seridwin, herself seemed somewhat incredulous.

Is this guy really out of his mind?

Even now, he's still defending himself. Doesn't he realize how big the gap is between the two of them? If the other party could really threaten him, would he be so scared by a single glance that he stands frozen in place?

"Enough, Elosdna, my affairs are none of your business."

"But this is no longer just your problem. [Eternal Sleep River] is something we created together. It's like our child. I will never allow it to fall into the hands of outsiders, especially a man. If this continues, it will only be defiled."

Upon hearing this, Ron was startled, thinking to himself, "Could this guy be like the goddess, with the ability to read minds?"

Otherwise, how would he know that he had defiled the River of Eternal Sleep?

The moon goddess, Seridwin, glanced subtly at the boy behind her before looking directly at him: "Mr. Elosdna, please watch your words next time. What do you mean by 'our child'? When did we have a child?"

"That's not important. What we're discussing now is that this kid took your things, and we have to get them back."

"That's enough, that was given to him by me."

After these words were spoken, the room fell silent.

Eros stared in disbelief at the moon goddess Seridwin's eyes, which were covered by gauze. Even through the thin black silk scarf, he could see the indifference and coldness within them.

"Why...why? Those are ours..."

"He insisted."

"You gave it to him just because he insisted?!"

"Otherwise what?"

Erostna, whose lips had been trembling, glanced expressionlessly at Ron, who was hiding behind the woman, after hearing this. Her expression remained calm and undisturbed, seemingly devoid of any emotion.

Ron felt a little uneasy under his gaze.

What an undeserved disaster! It was clearly this woman, Seridwin, who insisted on lending him the things, and then complained that she didn't want them anymore, so I temporarily kept them for her.

But now?

In the other person's words, it became that they insisted on having this thing, and they said it in such an ambiguous way, as if they were afraid others wouldn't know they were having an affair. Isn't this a complete injustice to an innocent person? Especially since they were caught red-handed by the other person's suitors.

That's fine.

What Ron found most unbearable was Elosdna, who was standing right in front of him.

You can say you want to look, that's fine, your eyes are your own, you're free to see what you want, but what's with using mental pressure?

Feeling the immense, heavy pressure descending upon him like a mountain, Ron gritted his teeth, a fierce determination rising within him. Without thinking, he took a few steps forward, bracing himself against the pressure, and grabbed the thigh of the person in front of him, rubbing his face against it.

With his hands encircling the fair and soft feet of the moon goddess Seridwin, feeling the delicate skin on them, Ron took a deep breath. Why should he let himself wake up from this state of ecstasy? He looked at Elosdna opposite him with a defiant gaze.

Upon seeing this, the cold expression on the face of the man dressed in black robes, surrounded by black flames, vanished instantly. His eyes widened in fury as he stared at the hand that was wreaking havoc on his goddess, gritting his teeth as he said:

"Let go of my hand!"

The deafening sound echoed throughout the battlefield.

Everyone stared at the audacious young man and couldn't help but sigh inwardly, "His courage is truly commendable."

At the same time, they couldn't help but glance at the suffering man, Eros, their eyes revealing a faint hint of mockery and pity:

There are truly only wrong names, not wrongly called positions of authority.

Ron ignored the other person and turned to look up at her with deep affection. He was about to say something when he saw a figure in black lace, like a deep, dark pool, or like the messy bushes in a forest at midnight.

In short, he only glanced at it before immediately looking away.

It wasn't out of fear, he just didn't think it was anything special. As he thought this, his eyes met those of a pair of eyes covered by black gauze looking down at him.

Ron gave an awkward smile and slightly loosened his arms from his lap.

"What did you see?"

The ethereal voice echoed in his ears, its tone devoid of any emotional fluctuation, as if nothing had just happened.

"I didn't see anything."

Ron answered honestly, his expression serious.

"Is it pretty?"

"Ms. Moon, I really didn't see anything."

The other person seemed not to hear him. Ron's heart began to pound, but he still firmly denied it. After all, he would never admit to something like this, let alone the fact that he really hadn't seen anything.

"I'm asking you—is it pretty or not?!"

"So...beautiful..."

Seeing that this goddess seemed to be on the verge of losing her temper, Ron had no choice but to bite the bullet and answer, while carefully observing the expression on her face. If anything seemed amiss, he would run away.

After hearing his answer, the moon goddess Seridwin remained silent.

That was the end of it.

Seeing that they were ignoring him and flirting, Eros's sense of reason began to falter again, and bloodshot eyes slowly filled his eyes.

Just as he was about to finish off Ron, this "pretty boy," a loud explosion suddenly came from the distant sky.

"boom!"

"Hahaha, hahaha, who wants to stand with me?"

The familiar voice drew everyone's attention once again. In the sky, a huge figure, riding a warhorse and wielding a giant sword, stood proudly, his eyes looking down arrogantly.

In fact, the first two figures were kneeling on one knee in a sorry state, and were still spitting blood.

Green and blue blood dripped onto the ground, creating strange phenomena. Countless flowers, plants, and trees grew rapidly, sprouting branches and buds, then growing eyes, ears, mouths, and noses. Finally, they pulled themselves out of the ground and stood upright. The ruins of the palace, which had been affected by the battle, were now slowly sprouting mechanical parts.

"not good!"

Upon seeing this, the moon goddess Seridwin's expression suddenly changed.

Ron naturally saw it too. The one laughing maniacally and speaking familiar words was none other than the Lord of War, Osdor. The two kneeling on the ground in front of him were the Mother Goddess of Nature, Relina, whom he had met before, and the God of Commerce and Industry, Eridon.

"Stand here and don't move. I might need you to do something later."

The moon goddess, Seridwin, quickly said this to Ron, and then disappeared from his sight.