Mystery: She came from the Chaos Sea.

Chapter 38 Some are high and mighty, some are surrounded by girls

"The Forest of Decay is said to be the origin of the giant race, where the king's deceased parents are buried, and it is also the most heavily guarded forbidden area of ​​the giant royal court."

"Forbidden Zone... Is it strictly forbidden for other Titans to enter?"

"That seems to be the case." Severus was also somewhat uncertain, saying, "I've heard rumors that even if giants wanted to worship these ancestors, they could only do so from afar outside the Forest of Decay."

Helmayne nodded and did not ask any further questions.

Then, His figure vanished directly from Severus's sight.

Osekus then spoke up, "Grandfather, aren't you worried that Councilor Helmani has offended the gods from the giant race?"

"After acquiring divinity, this one seems to have changed." Severus leaned back in his chair, holding his wine glass, took a small sip, and squinted his somber eyes in enjoyment.

"I'm not necessarily trying to be a dissenter, as long as First Councilor Helmani doesn't become so arrogant as to rebel against the giants, and maintains reverence for the gods..."

Severus sighed softly: "...That's good."

Upon hearing this, Osekus's smile widened even further. "And what about me, Grandfather? Should I continue down the path you have ordained?"

Severus's slightly cloudy gaze shifted from his equally cloudy glass to Ocycus's handsome, sunny face: "I really am getting old, Ocycus. Just do what you want."

"Yes, Grandfather." Osekus bowed.

……

"Have you finished consulting with that giant expert from the tribe?" Amanisis, dressed in a simple black dress, flipped through the improved human language tablet and chuckled as she looked at Helmaene, who had traveled back from someone else's dream.

"Hmm." Helmani glanced around the bedroom where the primitive stone tablets of human language were displayed. She noticed that one of the sculpture molds was missing from the corner where they were piled up, but she didn't seem to care much. She said, "Putting aside Severus's overly conservative ideas, we can confirm quite a few things from his own words."

"Confirmed?" Amanisis looked up.

“I’ve heard some rumors about giants from other places,” Helmaenie nodded and smiled. “Have you heard the rumor that ‘humans are the origin of the pan-human race’?”

Amanisis shook her head and said, "Never heard of such a thing."

Helmaene said softly, "Legend has it that the remains of the Giant King's parents are hidden in the 'Decaying Forest,' and those remains are in human form."

Amanisis's eyes flickered slightly upon hearing this, and after a moment, she smiled and said, "You confirmed this rumor with Severus?"

Helmani laughed, "Of course he didn't know either, and I didn't mention the rumor to him. Severus only heard that the 'Decaying Forest' was a forbidden area for giants."

At this point, Helmaene paused: "If any giant god wants to eat people from me, I'll reveal to Him that the progenitor buried in the 'Decaying Forest' was human. What do you say then?"

Amanisis couldn't help but chuckle, "Not so much... They don't believe it. To them, these words are the strongest mockery. If they believed it, their king would be coming to you."

"Yes, so you can't say that unless absolutely necessary," Helmey said with a disappointed look.

Amanisis was both amused and exasperated: "You really intend to negotiate with them based on this rumor?"

"Have you ever had any contact with that giant queen?" Hermaine asked.

"Omibella, the Goddess of Harvest... You don't need to be so cautious. Below the eight 'Kings,' apart from the Mind Dragon and certain individuals who have devoured dragons, calling her name will not attract their attention."

Amanisis first offered an explanation before continuing:

"I have never actually made contact with the other party. I will not take the initiative to meet with the gods of other races without being sure of my identity. And it is difficult for the other gods to detect my presence."

"Knowing how to keep things secret is quite impressive," Helmaenie thought to herself.

Amanisis continued, "Are you ready to negotiate with the two giants who are gods?"

Helmani nodded and smiled leisurely, "At least they can communicate, can't they?"

……

On the seventh day after the New Year celebrations concluded, small statues of Hermaine, carved with her holy image, and parchment scrolls inscribed with human language were being produced and distributed in an orderly manner.

Hermaine, dressed in a simple white robe, waited quietly in the square.

Further away, Ocycus chants hymns that resemble ballads, which are one-to-one hymns that Severus composed for each of the giant gods.

At this moment, in the hymn of Omibella, the "Goddess of Harvest," the frozen ground turns into soft soil, and the withered trees of winter sprout emerald green leaves.

Tiny figurines emerge from the bricks, tiles, plants, and soil, shouting "Goddess of Harvest."

Amidst the soaring chants of Osekus and the cheers of these puppets, a female giant, clad in leather armor on her upper body and a long skirt on her lower body, faintly appears amidst the scene of harvest.

His face had soft features, and his single vertical eye gazed at the crowd in the square. His long, dark brown hair reached down to his vest.

As the hymns of the "God of Dawn," Badhel, resounded, the entire square transformed from bright daylight to a dusky yellow.

A tall, corrupt giant slowly rose from the twisted shadows, and with each step it rose higher from the shadows, its appearance became younger.

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

When His majestic body was fully erected on the earth, His armor shone brightly, and the center of His eyes shimmered with the faint light of dawn.

Hermaine knew that the two giants were putting on airs, but their abilities were perfect for creating a lively atmosphere. She glanced at Amanisis, who was standing in the crowd surrounded by several tribal girls.

Hmm... Amanisis would never be so high-profile, but why is she so popular with young girls?

These girls are blind; they just want to surround Him.

Especially that little girl named Selena.

Tsk.

The path taken is still the "sleepless" path.

Hermaine thought back to the Fifth Age, when her brother Zhou Mingrui's story began with the key relic being "Saint Selena's Ashes," and wondered if it had anything to do with this child.

After wandering around for a while, Helmaine heard Osekus's chanting stop and then turned her gaze back to the giants' secondary gods.

The forms they revealed were clearly not the true mythical creatures; all the mysterious symbols that were beyond the human mind's capacity to comprehend were concealed and hidden.

Even its size has shrunk to four meters tall, just enough to walk into the tribe's council hall.

Meanwhile, the other councilors dispersed the crowd and restored the usual order, leaving only Helmaene in the council chamber to receive Omibella and Badheer, the giant mother and son.

This was Hermaine's request, and now no one in the tribe would disobey her.

The "Goddess of Dawn" sat coldly on the massive stone chair that the tribe's humans had specially carved. In His heart, this human woman was not qualified to sit opposite Him.

The "Goddess of Harvest," Omibella, was much gentler. Her curious gaze swept over them as she spoke in a soft, beautiful voice:

"First Councilor Helmani, congratulations on becoming the first demigod among humankind."

(End of this chapter)