Mystery: She came from the Chaos Sea.

Chapter 75 They searched for their way home.

The hatred between humans and giants...

The hatred between humans and vampires...

Helmayne sighed inwardly.

Humans and giants are now showing a tendency to merge into one large race.

But the evil deeds committed by the giants must be punished. Leaving aside other examples, Selena, Amanisis's devoted fan, will absolutely never let go of this hatred. This is just one small example.

The hatred between humans and vampires is not much less than that between giants. However, vampires now bear the burden of all external enemies for the entire Pan-Human Alliance, and their desperate defense makes them appear somewhat more respectable compared to giants.

The fact that the vampire warriors fought so desperately in this war was probably an attempt by Lilith, the "vampire progenitor," to ease the hatred between vampires and humans.

However, the giants eating people, the vampires drinking blood... these crazy phenomena are probably inseparable from the interference and corruption of the "Fallen Mother Goddess" or other means she has set up.

Let's not talk about such hateful topics.

At that moment, Helmani was actually somewhat puzzled. Aside from the powerful ancient god, the "Elven King," the strength the elves had consistently displayed seemed rather weak. So she asked directly:

"Aside from you and the 'God of Luck' occasionally appearing on battlefields against other extraordinary races, the Elven race has no other active secondary gods. Surely your vast Elven race couldn't have only produced two secondary gods, could it?"

In the current situation, all that's needed is for any elf to show their face to the gods.

But if given a choice, they would definitely mobilize more forces to bolster their momentum. This would not only improve their standing with humans, giants, and vampires, but also enhance the prestige of the elves.

But the elves hesitated and only sent one of their gods.

Gohchinam explained this with a sense of helplessness:

"There are too many sea monsters in the deep sea that threaten our people. Even though our king has subdued many sea monsters, the dangers in the deep sea are far beyond the imagination of you land-dwelling races."

But Helmaenie realized that this "Queen of Calamity" wasn't entirely telling the truth.

However, the powerful among the elves were certain that they were indeed being held captive in the deep sea and unable to intervene in the war on land.

Moreover, this state is long-term.

This also explains why the elves appear to be at a disadvantage on land.

But what could be in the deep sea that could entice the elves to devote so much energy to it?

Could the Elf King, who wields the power of "storms," ​​be unable to subdue the deep-sea monster?

Having clearly recognized the power of the gods, Hermaine did not believe it at all!

Hermaine thought of the origins of the elves—the elves were suspected to have evolved from humans on the western continent…

In this Second Age, the limits of the areas that races and gods can explore are the three continents to the east, south, and north, and the five oceans.

But at the end of the Misty Sea, there is actually a western continent.

That was the continent that the "Celestial Venerable" sealed with his own hands before his fall.

Moreover, the "Celestial Venerable" sealed all seven primal substances, except for the "Chaos Sea" and the "Source Castle," in the Western Continent.

This also led to a situation where, from then on, no new old day could be born on Earth for a long time.

After a moment's hesitation, Helmaenie tentatively asked, "Are you exploring the Western Continent?"

Upon hearing this, Goshinam's expression tensed. In his astonishment, he blurted out, unable to control his emotions, "How do you know about the Western Continent?"

Hermaine said calmly, "My lord has mentioned that the elves evolved from humans who drifted out of the western continent."

The sun god? The lord of twilight?

Goshinam stood up abruptly, quickly walked to Helmaenie, and asked in a deep voice, "Does the deity behind you know the way to the Western Continent?"

Helmani sat calmly on the luxurious elven chair, shaking her head indifferently, and said, "That's not something I could possibly know."

Goshinam's expression shifted constantly, now even carrying a hint of pleading: "We elves are willing to discuss any conditions, as long as you can tell us how to get to the Western Continent, or anything related to it..."

Helmani sighed, feigning insistence, "That will have to wait until my lord awakens."

"Is it that... great sun god?" Goshinam asked.

Hermaine nodded slightly, her arms outstretched as if embracing the sun, and said devoutly, "He is the Lord of Chaos, the ancient sun god."

At this point, their circumstances completely reversed.

Helmani sat upright in her chair, gazing at the "Queen of the Scourge" before her, and said calmly, "Then, in order for my lord to awaken sooner, will your Elven race offer your faith?"

Upon hearing this, Goshinam's graceful body trembled involuntarily. He had anticipated that Helmaene would use this opportunity to make an exorbitant demand, but he hadn't expected it to involve matters of faith. However, he couldn't refuse without permission and could only lower his head and say:

"I...I will report this to our king."

……

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

On the way back to the Giants' Court, Leodorus couldn't help but ask, "The Western Continent, what kind of place is that?"

"A continent separated by great power, the homeland the elves can never return to." With no elves by her side, Helmani sighed instead of being cold and aggressive.

Although Helmaenie deliberately tricked the elves, trying to force them to give up their faith, she didn't actually harbor any ill will towards them.

After all, the Western Continent... is very likely the place where I was "pickled" by God in the Chaos Sea.

If we really calculate it that way, the elves are actually the descendants of her fellow countrymen who were separated from their homeland.

However, her conflict with the "Elf King" over the path to enlightenment is irreconcilable.

Helmaenie couldn't quite get over the idea of ​​dealing with elves using the same ruthless methods she used against the "Giant King."

Consider that before the Giant King's fall, she allowed Amon to devour ordinary giants and distorted the concept of the Giant Ancestor from its source... If these methods were truly applied to the Elven race, then her own humanity would probably be questionable.

But Helmaenie wasn't so arrogant as to hold back in the struggle over the means, especially since "Sun God" was merely the aura of light and shadow she released.

Even if she really was the "Sun Goddess," she wouldn't dare to hold back and confront the "Elf King," who was known for having the strongest combat ability in direct combat.

So... let's start with the Elf King's anchor.

While seizing the other's anchor, when it came to a life-or-death struggle, it also served to protect the ordinary elves. As for the "Elven King" himself... going all out was a sign of respect for this powerful ancient god.

As for whether there will be any problems in collecting faith for the "Sun God", judging from the situation of the Sun God Temple on the human side, the faith ultimately falls on her, the behind-the-scenes mastermind connected to the Chaos Sea, so there is no problem of the uniqueness being activated by faith.

But the Western Continent...

The seven primal substances were sealed in the Western Continent by the "Celestial Venerable". If she wanted to fight against the apocalypse and the outer gods in the starry sky, the barrier of the "Celestial Venerable" that shrouded the Western Continent was an obstacle she could not get around.

The Phoenix Ancestor unearthed a tributary of the "River of Eternal Darkness" sealed in the Western Continent. It remains to be seen whether he can obtain any unexpected benefits from the Elven race.

(End of this chapter)