Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

What would happen if I made this happen?

Or rather, what can I gain from this?

Ron could hardly believe it, but the fact was that if he could make this happen, the benefits he would gain would be far beyond his wildest imagination.

"Have you thought it through, little guy? This matter should only benefit you and not harm you at all. All you need to do is help me contact those big shots behind the scenes. I believe that what you gain will be much greater than what you would gain from participating in this so-called freshman trial."

Undeniably, this Lady Moon is indeed skilled at manipulating people's hearts.

As Ron listened to his words, her desire was aroused, but she still had a slight worry: what if they couldn't reach an agreement?

If they fail to reach an agreement, these guys could drag the whole world down with them. Putting aside the question of whether they'll pass the freshman assessment, it's still uncertain whether that important figure in the academy will hold a grudge against them for this.

Ron was weighing the pros and cons in his mind, and his expression showed a lot of struggle.

Adele also sensed what he was thinking, but she didn't say anything because she knew that in this situation, when faced with a choice, it was up to the individual to make the decision; other people's words would only interfere.

"What are you still hesitating about, little one? Once you miss some opportunities, it's hard to say whether you'll ever have another chance like this. As a so-called wizard, you shouldn't be unaware of this, right? Or are you worried that I'll go back on my word? Not only will I not give you the benefits of trust, but I'll also kill you in the end?"

"Excuse me, ma'am, but faced with someone as powerful as you, I think anyone with a sound mind would have to think things through carefully, wouldn't they?"

"Hehe, that's precisely why I wanted to discuss this with you. So, what's your answer?"

"Since you're being so sincere, of course I won't refuse. However, I feel that we need to use some special methods to maintain a balance between us. Otherwise, I don't think you'll completely trust me, just as I won't completely trust you."

"Smart kid, it's really annoying to say something like that at a time like this."

"I believe the Moon Goddess wouldn't care about such a trivial matter."

As Selidewin listened to Ron's words, a faint smile appeared on his lips, and he chuckled twice:

"Haha~ Let's get down to business, otherwise we'll be running out of time, and that guy Osdor won't be waiting for us."

"As you wish, beautiful lady."

Ron placed his right hand on his chest, bowed slightly, and greeted the man like a noble gentleman, appearing quite elegant.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the battlefield, Bohemian, Relina, Davino, and Elosde looked at Osdor, who seemed like an unkillable cockroach, and their faces were extremely gloomy.

"Ms. Relina, where is Ms. Selidewin? Why isn't she with us?"

"Bohemian, I don't seem to need to answer your question. Don't talk to me like that. Don't forget how you knelt on the ground begging for my life back then."

Ruili's words struck the ocean sage like a heavy hammer, making his face flush red, as if his blood had boiled, and his fingers trembled slightly as he pointed at the woman opposite him:

"You...you..."

"Alright, you two. Now is not the time to argue. Let's figure out how to deal with that madman, Osdor, first."

"Hmph, since we're all going to die anyway, what's the point of dealing with him? He's like a turtle, you can't kill him by hitting him, and you can't win a verbal battle with him. I think we might as well have a good chat here, just to relax before we die."

Davino had just been trying to persuade the two of them, but after hearing Elosdena's words, he immediately shut up.

It wasn't that I was offended by what this idiot said, but I felt that what he said made some sense: after all, we were really about to die, so what was the point of trying to persuade him?

"And you, Persemi, do I need to explain to you where Selene went? Who do you think you are?"

The ocean sage, already furious at Raelina's words, instantly flew into a rage upon hearing Elosdna's reply:

I can't beat that old hag Relina, but surely I can handle a fool like you?

With that thought in his mind, he disregarded everything else, turned the golden trident in his hand around, and thrust it directly towards the chest of the young man beside him:

"Erosdna, I've had my hated on you for ages!"

"If you're going to fight, then fight! Stop with the nonsense. Is Seridwin your mother? You keep asking me all sorts of questions. I've wanted to teach you a lesson for a while now!"

The moment the words left their mouths, the two completely abandoned their attacks on Osdor and began attacking each other instead.

"Good, good, well said, hahaha, interesting, really interesting. Fight, fight, the more intense the better. Davino and Relina are already fighting, what about you two, what do you say?"

"I'll hit you!"

The God of Wisdom, known for his composure and calmness, could no longer hold back: his teammates were unreliable, and his enemies were venomous.

Who wouldn't get angry after encountering this?

The book of wisdom in his hand lit up with beams of light, and countless spells surged out from it, hurling them at the face of the middle-aged man who was laughing wildly.

Ruilina shook her head: "That old man, he was just criticizing me, but now he's doing the same thing himself."

Of course, despite her admiration, her hands were indeed quite fast.

Grasping the green spear, the Mother Goddess of Nature let out a roar and continued her charge.

No one paid any attention to the fight between Bosini and Elosdna. After all, things had come to this point, and everyone was barely able to protect themselves, so they might as well relax and treat it as their last moment of glory before they died.

Everyone held this view.

Except for Osdor: "Heh, since you all want to die, then I'll grant your wish. I hope you'll still be this energetic then."

The people on the streets of Grasse were dumbfounded by what they saw, completely baffled by the turn of events.

How come the gods who were just focusing their attacks on the Lord of War are now fighting each other?

"What...what exactly happened?"

"Hehehehe, let's fight, they've all gone mad, they've all gone mad, hohohohohoho!"

"Are you all crazy? Stop! Stop it now!"

The streets of Grasse are now in complete chaos, and everyone under this pressure is showing their most primal side.