Mystery: She came from the Chaos Sea.

Chapter 35 Every word spoken must be answered

Sequence four, while possessing divinity and marking the starting point for transformation into a complete mythical being, is less significant than a dog on the street compared to the colossal race of giants…

Contemplating this abrupt change in the giant race, Helmaenie read the so-called "visiting letter." Surprisingly, the wording and sentence structure were quite organized, clearly outlining the time and the giant deity to be visited.

The visitors were the "Goddess of Harvest" and the "God of Dawn".

They are the Queen of Giants and the eldest son of the King of Giants.

The Giant King and his family...

Helmani raised an eyebrow.

She wasn't familiar with the king's name or his actual name, but she had a very strong impression of the giant king's wife and children.

Because this family has a very significant "highlight moment" in the video story - the God of War carelessly lost his own mother!

This conspiracy, which spread from the Second Age to the Fifth Age, directly led to the fall of the Fifth Age's true god, the "God of War," who was also the eldest son of the Giant King. The spoils of war were then enjoyed by the two treacherous goddesses, Amanisis and Lilith.

A goddess who can be ruthless is not to be trifled with... For some reason, Helmaenie shuddered when she thought of this.

……

As the New Year's festival drew to a close, in the simple stone house, the aged-looking Severus sat down wearily, using scraps of fur to cushion a wooden chair.

Beside him, a handsome, sunny, and energetic man was studying the parchment that Severus had brought back, occasionally exclaiming in amazement and admiration.

"Ocycus, it's time for you to take up a seat in the legislature," Severus said, looking at his short-haired blond junior with a mixture of relief and wistfulness.

The blond man looked up in surprise upon hearing this: "Grandfather? Why did you suddenly have this idea?"

Severus's deep eyes fell on Osekus. He wanted to smile kindly, but the smile he managed was too cold, so he abandoned the smile and said calmly, "If it weren't for me, with your ability, your contributions, and your reputation, you would have been elected as a tribal councilor long ago."

From its inception, the Ilusa tribe stipulated that no direct bloodline members could be present in the council chamber to prevent bloodline families from controlling the decision-making power of the entire Ilusa tribe.

"Some people even advised me against being power-hungry..."

Members of parliament cannot bring themselves any material rewards, but the desire for power and a sense of value are also part of human nature.

Severus's continued refusal to step down has drawn criticism from some.

But Osekus didn't see it that way. He put down the parchment and smiled gently, "Grandfather has always been the backbone of the tribe."

Severus nodded with relief. He admired the younger generation of his family who resembled him in his youth, and he sighed:

"But times have changed; this is your era, the era of young people. I argued with Councilor Helmani's teacher my whole life, never imagining that we would end up as followers of each other's disciples..."

Severus spoke with a sigh, saying that while the tribe was united in its struggle for survival, there were always disagreements on specific implementations and the direction of the tribe's development philosophy.

Hermaine's lineage always emphasized starting from themselves, but Severus believed that the path for humanity to become powerful was difficult and long. He focused more on strengthening ties with the giants and enhancing the tribe's value and presence in the eyes of the giants.

During the year that Helmaene "retired," Severus had been working hard to advance this idea, but all his efforts vanished the moment Helmaene ascended to become a demigod.

"Human language, potions, sequences, advancement... Councilor Helmani's research always seems to be ahead of ours," Severus sighed, his expression complex.

"She is a true human genius, I am no match for her. Perhaps, she... She really can lead the tribe to the path of human prosperity. But she is too self-important, and I worry that when this glimmer of hope shines, she will be too radical and cause the tribe to perish."

"I wish you could become a 'Sequence Four' too."

In response, the cheerful Ocycus shook his head and laughed helplessly, "According to Councilor Helmani's naming, my ability fits the 'Light Priest' sequence, but there is no sequence information above that on the scroll..."

Severus nodded and said, "Councilor Helmani said that He merely organized and integrated all the tribe's knowledge of 'potions,' not created it. The path beyond Sequence Five still requires our own further exploration."

"That's why I always emphasize that it takes much longer for our human tribes to gradually grow stronger."

Severus looked at Ocycus with great hope and said, "But I hope, and believe, that you can catch up with Senator Helmani."

Ocycus almost couldn't hide his sunny smile. Under such high expectations, he rarely revealed his true feelings to his grandfather, advising him, "Grandfather, we are now following in the footsteps of the Lord."

Severus froze, looking at his junior who still maintained a sunny disposition, and after a few seconds of silence, handed him the giant's so-called invitation card:

"This is the exact time and corresponding title of the true deities descending upon the tribe. Councilor Helmani entrusted this matter entirely to me... I now entrust you with the task of welcoming them. Rest assured, these two deities will voluntarily conceal their 'mythical creature' aura. Are you confident in completing this mission?"

Looking at the enormous invitation card Severus handed over, Ocycus felt an immense pressure—

This was not only a task to welcome the giant gods, but also a seat in the council chamber—given Severus's respect for the giants, it was impossible for him, who was not a member of the council, to be allowed to welcome the gods.

This also means that Severus is truly stepping down from his position as second senator.

"Yes, Grandfather." Ocycus solemnly accepted the invitation and Severus's seat in parliament.

Meanwhile, Helmaenie, holed up in her room, was also worried: "The giant gods are coming... I hope Amanisis and the others don't return at a time like this."

After pulling the wooden sculpture of Amanises out of the pile of sculpting molds, Hermaine wanted to try again to see if she could establish a connection with Amanises through faith.

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

Just as she gripped the six-armed goddess wooden sculpture tightly in her hands and prayed silently, she heard Amanisis's clear and elegant voice in her ear: "You were looking for me?"

It works!

Hermaine suddenly sensed something was wrong. She turned around sharply and saw Amanisis standing behind her.

Amanisis, who moved silently.

"You're back?!"

Amanisis chuckled with amusement, "Why do you look so unwelcoming to me, newly minted demigod?"

Ignoring the goddess's sarcasm, Hermaine sighed, "A god is coming; you'll have to go out and hide..."

As she spoke, Hermaine looked at Amanisis with suspicion, sensing that the familiar Amanisis had undergone some subtle change.

Especially seeing the other party remain calm and unhurried after hearing the news.

An unbelievable thought came to mind.

She asked in surprise, "Have you been promoted to 'Knight of Calamity'?"

Amanisis smiled and said, "No, but my condition has stabilized a lot, and my hidden authority has been strengthened as a result. And... this is all thanks to you."

"Me?" Helmayne was taken aback. Was it related to her?

"You have provided me with a solid anchor," Amanisis reminded her.

anchor……

As Helmaenie gleaned some meaning from it, an idea surfaced in her mind...

She coughed lightly twice: "My beloved goddess, when did you get promoted...?"

Amanisis smiled, her eyes narrowing, and spoke gently:

"When you prayed to me twice."

(End of this chapter)