Mystery: She came from the Chaos Sea.

Chapter 85 Lilith, have I fallen?

In the dream world.

Amon glanced around at the gazes fixed on him and coughed somewhat awkwardly: "I didn't expect that the King of the Dire Wolves would settle down in Levishire."

He gazed at the light and shadow on the pillar of the sun, adjusted the monocle over his right eye, and said softly, "How about we take a gamble?"

During the time that the Wolf King was in seclusion, Helmaine was not idle. With the help of Amanisis, she herded the "Calamity" trait sent by the elves.

As for the reason for the Wolf King's silence, she combined the Imaginary Dragon's probing behavior towards the "Chaos Sea" and guessed that the Wolf King was living in Levishire so that the Imaginary Dragon could help him stabilize his mental state.

But after such a long period of silence, it's probably not just about stabilizing the current situation...

Could it be that the mad wolf is trying to invade the "Source Castle" by taking advantage of its erosion?

That's incredibly brave!

But such efforts are destined to be in vain. The "Source Castle" is not so easy to enter. Even if you are not a "deep-rooted" person in the Source Castle, you may not be able to successfully enter the "Source Castle".

At the end of the story, Amon, the dual-path true god, not only suffered the corruption of the "Celestial Venerable" but also relied on the authority of the Gate Path to enter the Source Castle.

The probability of an ancient god like the King of the Demon Wolves, with its mixed characteristics, entering the "Source Castle" is infinitely close to zero.

However, the reason that mad wolf dared to do this was probably not only due to its own madness, but also because of the encouragement from that imaginary dragon.

The imaginary dragon that has been probing the "Chaotic Sea".

The imaginary dragon escaped her gaze by using the aura of the Source Castle.

They must have deduced that the "Chaotic Sea" was something similar to the "Source Castle" and wanted to use that mad wolf to explore the way.

After all, ancient gods like the Imaginary Dragon, who are at the top of the current world, cannot know whether taking another step forward will lead to a new path or a precipice.

Even if she were to put herself in the shoes of the Imaginary Dragon, Helmaenie would still choose to ask the "Mad Wolf" for directions.

In response to Amon's suggestion, Helmani calmly said again, "Do not be impatient, wait for the right time."

If the King of the Dire Wolves emerges from Levishide, that will be the perfect opportunity.

However, if the King of the Dire Wolves attempts to contain the aura of the "Source Castle," or more precisely, the pollution of the "Source Castle," it will inevitably alarm Amon, who is also associated with the "Source Castle," when it reaches a certain point.

That time was also the best opportunity.

Therefore, Helmayne was really not in a hurry.

If Amon hadn't been constantly chanting the name of "Sun God" in her ear, she would have been happily chatting with Amanisis in the Twilight Sanctuary to pass the time, instead of wasting time dragging them to the Dream Space for a little meeting.

Just as Helmani was about to end the party, Lilith, who had been hesitating, spoke up:

"The Sun God, through my research on Omibella, I discovered that the contamination on me did not originate from outside the original barrier."

"To be precise, the vast majority of the influences do not come from the 'primordial moon,' but rather from the end of the Misty Sea, in the western continent that exists only in elven legends."

The Western Continent… Hermaine was taken aback.

She certainly hadn't forgotten the source material at the top of the dual pathways of "Mother" and "Moon" on the Western Continent, the "Mother Nest".

However, after watching the story video, she always thought that the "Mother Nest," which was once part of the "Fallen Mother Goddess," a pillar-level Outer God, was deeply influenced by the "Fallen Mother Goddess."

Therefore, she subconsciously believed that the source of the pollution in Lilith was the "fallen mother goddess" who occupied the moon and watched over the earth.

However, according to Lilith's investigation, the most important source actually originated from the "mother nest"...

Was it because the initial barrier was far stronger than the Celestial Venerable's seal?

Or is it because the "mother nest" has a much stronger sense of autonomy than she thought, and is an independent entity?

Hermaine thought of the states of the "Disordered Kingdom" and the "Eternal Lamp God," which were the source matter that split off from the "Children of Chaos."

She was unaware of the state of the "Disordered Kingdom" of the Source, but the "Eternal Genie" and the "Child of Chaos" could be considered two independent entities.

Therefore, the relationship between the "mother nest" and the "fallen mother goddess" cannot be simply defined.

At this point, Lilith asked again, "Do you have a way to get to the 'Western Continent'?"

Helmayne said regretfully:

"The one who can unseal the Western Continent has not yet returned."

"However, thanks to your connection with Omibella and the Western Continent, there is a small chance that the power of that being from the Western Continent can seep out from the seal."

But the probability of this happening is extremely small; it might not even be possible to infiltrate before a new "Lord of Mysteries" is born.

At this moment, Amon understood a little. The "progenitor of the vampires," Lilith, seemed to be in a similar state to him. Just as he was being affected by the mysterious entity in the gray fog, Lilith was also being affected by some kind of entity.

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

It's even possible that two things affected Lilith! This discovery made Amon adjust his glasses, feeling a pang of sympathy for Lilith's tragic fate.

Lilith also sensed the pessimism in Helmaenie's words, but she felt her condition was getting worse and worse, and even her condition was affecting the severely injured demigods and subordinates among the vampires, forcing her children to fall into a deep sleep to fight against madness.

He was even more eager to solve this problem.

After a moment's thought, Lilith requested a private conversation and asked again:

"If I 'die,' and when I am resurrected and no longer wield those powers, will I no longer be affected by this contamination?"

After a pause, Lilith added, "Would vampires be immune to this contamination?"

"The higher the sequence, the greater the impact," Helmaenie pondered, and said, "After your rebirth, you will no longer contain those two uniquenesses, and you will certainly not suffer from the torment of contamination as you do now."

"Even without your mediating influence, the condition of the vampires would gradually improve."

"But whether you are a newborn or a vampire, it is impossible to completely avoid the contamination effects of such superior beings."

"Moreover, if the vampires suddenly lose you as their god, their fate will be to become vassals of other extraordinary races."

There's one more thing Helmaine didn't say: if Lilith chooses to die, it will greatly weaken the strength of the humanoid faction.

Helmaene didn't say this aloud, but Lilith could guess it, and she asked preparedly, "I wonder if I can contribute to your recovery?"

Helmayne did not respond to this.

Lilith sighed softly and spoke again, "Is there really no other way?"

Helmani said calmly, "If you can perish along with the Wolf King, at least the Pan-Human faction can maintain its current situation."

(End of this chapter)