Mystery: She came from the Chaos Sea.

Chapter 86 The Dragon of Wisdom

Why is he the King of the Demon Wolves?

Lilith couldn't figure out the key to it.

He knew that the King of the Demon Wolves and Amon had a tendency to devour each other. Was this choice to help Amon grow further?

Is the plan to use the fall of the Demon Wolf King in exchange for Amon joining the Pan-Human faction?

However, Lilith believes that while cooperation is possible with someone like Amon, giving him genuine trust will inevitably lead to his backlash.

Amon's style of doing things is too capricious.

He could see through Amun's true nature; the "Sun God" couldn't possibly be unaware of this.

But since His resurrection and the survival of the vampires were at stake, Lilith had to confirm with Helmaenie, "Why the King of the Dire Wolves? I don't think Amon is trustworthy."

Helmani chuckled lightly, "Although Amon is also a beneficiary, this arrangement has nothing to do with Him."

Lilith nodded after hearing this.

Helmani then spoke up: "You're ready for resurrection?"

Lilith nodded and said, "I have prepared a Sequence 1 'Vampire Prince' extraordinary trait, which contains my mental imprint and remnants of self-awareness."

By choosing the Moon Path "Vampire Prince" instead of the Mother Path "Nature Walker," Lilith was still more concerned about the survival of the vampire clan.

Sure enough, Lilith then said, "By resurrecting as the 'Vampire Prince' and retaining but not accepting the uniqueness of the 'Moon,' I can barely maintain the spiritual faith of the vampires from collapsing."

"Furthermore, I have promulgated new precepts within the vampire clan. Intentionally harming individuals of the allied races has become a serious crime for the vampire clan, and the blood of allied races such as humans, giants, and elves must not be consumed directly."

"As for the uniqueness of the 'mother,' if permitted, I would like to leave it to you to handle."

Lilith's considerations were thorough, but due to limitations in her understanding, her strategic direction was somewhat inappropriate.

Although she couldn't trust this "progenitor of the vampires" as much as she trusted Amanisis, considering that Lilith was even planning to sacrifice herself to clear some obstacles for the Pan-Human Alliance, Helmani thought for a moment and then spoke:

"Pollution originating from above makes both the 'Moon' and 'Mother' pathways dangerous, but the degree of danger of these two pathways fluctuates at different times."

"I suggest you choose to keep 'Mother' instead of 'Moon' this time. Moreover, the authority of the 'Mother' path will be beneficial to your rebirth."

"You should know that all vampires are your offspring. By leveraging the uniqueness of the 'Mother,' you can also maintain the vampires' faith."

Most importantly, if Lilith is to be able to accommodate a "Hive" in the future, the "Mother" pathway is more suitable than the "Moon" pathway.

Of course, such a distant matter was uncertain, so Helmaenie didn't say anything explicitly, but only offered suggestions, ultimately leaving the decision to Lilith.

Lilith did not immediately express her opinion, but remained silent and fell into thought.

That concludes the meeting.

As Lilith and Amon disappeared, Amanisis, who had overheard their conversation, sighed, "Is there no way for Lilith to remove the pollution?"

Helmani shook her head, remained silent for a moment, and then said, "The method of washing away pollution with death is not uncommon."

That being said, who would risk their life unless absolutely necessary?

Hermaine did not mention Lilith's condition again, but only warned Amanisis:

"Once the King of the Dire Wolves falls, you must seize the right opportunity to collect the uniqueness and extraordinary traits of the 'Darkness' path, but remember not to touch the uniqueness and extraordinary traits of the 'Fool' path."

"It is also important to note that we should not directly accept the uniqueness of 'darkness'; a dual approach is not a better choice."

"it is good."

As the two were talking, Amanisis suddenly froze, then said with a strange expression, "A giant dragon has infiltrated outside. No, it didn't infiltrate; it transformed into human form and walked in."

At this moment, an old man with a white beard wearing a hood walked along the wide avenue toward the Church of the Two Gods. Neither humans nor giants stopped the old man.

It's as if an old man is walking in the blind spot of all living beings.

The old man knew everything about this city.

But as he passed the Church of Bones, the old man felt a gaze from a silver-haired boy who happened to be looking up from inside the church.

He looked at the silver-haired boy who came out of the church with some doubt, as if pondering a difficult and unusual question he had never encountered before: "Can you see me?"

The tall, thin, silver-haired boy whispered, "This is a sign of good fortune."

The old man, whose chin was the only part of his face visible beneath his hood, chuckled softly: "Being able to see me isn't exactly lucky."

The silver-haired boy said devoutly, "Being able to guard this place is my good fortune."

The old man paused for a moment after hearing this, then sighed and said, "You are the most special 'lucky one' I have ever met."

The hooded old man glanced at the magnificent sanctuary and temple behind the boy, bowed slightly, and said, "I came here simply to seek an answer."

As He whispered, the orange-red twilight that had gathered in the twilight sanctuary shone upon Him.

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

Upon seeing this, Urolius stepped aside to make way.

The hooded old man did not immediately walk past Ulrich.

He reached out his wrinkled right hand, as if taking a book from the void. The book was hollowed out in the center and inlaid with a silvery substance.

The books fluttered before Urelius, who nodded and smiled, saying, "Meeting you is also my good fortune."

Ulorius did not think twice; he simply followed the guidance of luck and accepted the book.

As dusk fell, the old man's figure blended into the sanctuary.

In the Twilight Sanctuary, Hermaine, dressed in a two-tone archbishop's robe, stood in the sanctuary hall, her curiosity undisguised, and nodded, saying, "Dragon of Wisdom."

She had secretly hoped to obtain the "Cherarch" trait from this "Dragon of Wisdom," but she never expected that the other party would come to her on its own initiative.

But... what kind of problem could possibly have caused this opposing god to come here alone?

In the eyes of the Dragon of Wisdom, the human in front of it faintly revealed a three-headed, pure white dragon, but it did not care about the dragon's form.

On the contrary, having learned the human language created by God, He smiled gently and with deep respect: "Sage of Humanity, it is an honor to meet you."

Helmaene cut to the chase: "Dragon of Wisdom, what question do you wish to ask, coming alone?"

Looking at the human agent representing the two gods before him, the Dragon of Wisdom made no attempt to conceal anything and spoke directly:

"I have foreseen the future, a future where humans are the main species and dragons do not exist."

"But in that future I saw many books, books created by humankind, books that brought together human knowledge... knowledge that did not involve extraordinary powers, but was still interesting and thought-provoking."

The prophecies of the White Pagoda Path are essentially analyses and deductions, thereby revealing a certain possibility for the future.

In its prophecies, the "Dragon of Imagination" is concerned with why it was "humanity" that destroyed everything.

What the "Dragon of Wisdom" cares about is:

Why would humanity, who created a new civilization, destroy everything?

(End of this chapter)