Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

Muttering to himself, Eros had no time to care about anything concerning Ron; he had only one thought in his mind:

"Selidewin, you've mistaken me for someone else!"

A piercing howl rang in Ron and Adele's ears.

Then they saw the young man in black robes in front of them soar into the sky and fly in the direction where the moon goddess Seridwin had disappeared.

The two stared blankly at the scene, momentarily unable to react.

After a long pause, Adele asked uncertainly, "He...is gone?"

"I think so."

Ron was also a little unsure, but looking at the other person's disappearing figure and the words he had just shouted, he felt that his answer should be fine.

What are we doing now?

Adele continued to gaze in the direction where Elos had disappeared, lost in thought. But Ron knew this wasn't the time to think about such random things. Recalling what the girl had told him earlier, he quickly asked her.

"Oh, by the way, how's your quest ring collection coming along?"

"It's almost done, but I don't know where Philomi, Vassim, and Allende have gone. I still can't find them."

"It's okay, don't worry about them. A few less or a few more doesn't matter, as long as it's about right."

Ron listened to the other person's words, and although he didn't know what they meant, he nodded seriously nonetheless.

Adele was amused by his action and asked, somewhat annoyed:

"You know what I'm going to do, so you agree?"

"I don't know, but it's definitely related to the academy."

Ron felt he had to be honest at this point, so he answered the girl's question in a calm tone, with a serious and earnest expression, just like when he was in class at the academy.

"Actually, besides recording information and transmitting messages to the academy across worlds, our mission rings have another function."

Adele suddenly stopped halfway through her sentence. Ron was a little confused and turned his head to look at her with a puzzled look. He saw that the girl was staring intently at the sky with a solemn expression on her face.

He followed the other person's gaze and saw that Osdor, who had been standing in the center of the battlefield, was now nowhere to be found.

Only five tall figures remained standing in the same spot.

They are: Seridwin, the moon goddess; Davenor, the god of wisdom; Bohemian, the sage of the sea; Eridon, the god of commerce and industry; and Erosdna, the suffering one.

In addition, there was a black hole in front of them that was constantly expanding, and it was also emitting truly invisible spatial fluctuations.

"Seledwin, what do we do now?"

"Ms. Selene, I've discovered something terrible. Your pretty boy and that white-haired girl were just getting very close, they..."

"roll!"

The two who had just opened their mouths were rendered speechless by the Moon Goddess's words. They glanced at each other, then snorted and turned away.

"Davino, sorry, I wasn't talking about you. Elosdna, can't you see what's happening right now? Don't talk to me about irrelevant things. If you can find a way to repair this rift in the world, you can talk to me for as long as you want. But if you can't, then shut up!"

Seridwin realized he had overreacted and quickly looked apologetically at his old friend, the god of wisdom, Davino, before declining the visa. He then turned and coldly glanced at Elosdna, who had been chattering incessantly, before speaking indifferently.

"It's okay, I don't mind."

"Really? But I really do have a way to fix this crack. Are you really willing to keep listening to me?"

Davino looked completely indifferent, while Elos had an excited expression.

Seridwin looked at the two of them, first nodding to Davino, then looking at Elosdna with disdain:

"If you really had a way, I wouldn't have bothered to find that madman Osdor to replace you as the new Lord of War."

The young man's expression shifted several times as the topic was brought up, sometimes looking grim, sometimes bitter.

"Alright, I really have no choice. But was that really the reason you brought in Osdor to replace me as Lord of War?"

"Otherwise what?"

"I thought you did this because you hated me..."

Eros, whose face had been filled with bitterness, now had a renewed vitality, as if a withered tree had come back to life. He looked at his goddess with tender eyes, and swallowed the words he was about to say.

Because he felt that there was no need to say more.

The three people next to him were immediately shocked by his unparalleled train of thought, and sighed helplessly.

They were already in a bad mood because they had to take responsibility for the mess that crazy Austin had made, and now that idiot Elos was making things worse, they were even more annoyed.

"Selidewin, what nonsense are you talking to this guy about? The most important thing now is to find a way to repair this world rift. Otherwise, when we lose our anchor, even if we don't die in the spatial turbulence, we will eventually lose our will due to the mental breakdown caused by the pollution of the Second Academy."

The Ocean Sage, Bohemian, couldn't bear to watch any longer and directly interrupted Erosd's affectionate gaze.

It was positioned between him and the moon goddess, Seridwin.

"Bohemian, you want to fight?"

"Erosdna, if you want to go crazy, go do it yourself over there. I don't have time to fight you right now. If you're really bored, then come with us and think of a way to resolve this matter today. Otherwise, nobody wants to bother with you."

Elos was rendered speechless by his retort.

Although he knew how deadly the World Rift was to gods like them, in his view, nothing was more important than talking to his goddess.

Naturally, they put aside the thorny issues that might be difficult for others.

"Everyone, now is not the time to argue. Let's think of a solution quickly, otherwise, once this crack expands to a certain extent, it may be impossible to solve it later."

Upon hearing Davino's words, the two who had been arguing exchanged a cold snort, turned their heads away, and ignored each other.

"Arilton, if you forge a wall of steel using the [Holy Forge], could you try using it to repair this crack?"

Just then, the moon goddess Seridwin, who had been silent all along, suddenly asked Ariton, who was also silent.

The god of commerce and industry was originally known as the god of forging.

In her view, as a god in the field of forging, repairing a hole should be no problem for Ariton.

"I feel the chances are slim, but we can give it a try."

"good!"