The Infinite Dragon God Cannot Find Silence

"Really, in the end I'm the one who has to be a witness... I don't know whether I should say I feel honored."

Under the watchful gaze of the evil god, the primordial dragon and Orpheus strode toward each other.

The realms of infinity and order slowly retreated from the original battle lines, leaving both sides with a completely 'vacuum' void.

Almost simultaneously, Orpheus and the Primal Dragon set foot in this void, which was both new and primordial.

The sudden and complete disappearance of order left Orpheus feeling somewhat uneasy.

"This isn't a comfortable feeling, is it?"

The little dragon god looked at the dragon god of order who spoke to him like an old friend.

"Initially, I simply created order because I disliked this uncomfortable feeling—I wanted to make my home and bed more comfortable. I never expected it to develop into what it is today."

Like an old man... and indeed an old man, the Primal Dragon recalled his past.

Orpheus keenly noticed that the expression of the primordial dragon, who was sighing softly, was becoming increasingly stiff, and his eyes were turning cold.

The primordial dragon naturally noticed this as well.

"Hmm, so this is what happens when we completely give up on protecting ourselves with the new order? Well then, let's get started as soon as possible... before the old order arrives."

She smiled gently at Orpheus.

At this point, the two had almost come face to face.

Five thousand years after that one time, this was the first time Orpheus had examined the other person so closely.

As a composite of the Void's powerful figures, Orpheus's face naturally bears some resemblance to the primordial dragon.

Upon reaching this distance, Orpheus discovered that the Primal Dragon did indeed possess a source-like attraction for him.

She confirmed once again that the other party was indeed the 'Primordial Dragon'.

"Then, let's begin—my 'piece of scale'."

At that moment, the primordial dragon reached out a hand to her.

Orpheus looked at the hand.

—Once she takes her hand, there's no turning back.

From the start of the battle until now, she has only improved her ability in this area from being utterly defeated to being able to hold her own for a short time.

She can only rely on her own boundless potential.

Therefore, what follows may also be a long war.

However... she never intended to turn back in the first place anyway.

Orpheus grasped the hand that was being extended to him.

The next moment, she felt a pulling force.

In the silent void, the dragon gods overlapped one another.

Chapter 888 The Still Distant Silence (The End)

In the small garden, the sky is clear and the air is fresh.

Although the main road outside had been destroyed not long ago, most people in the miniature garden didn't even notice it and continued to live their daily lives as usual.

Orpheus leaned against the top of the observatory, gazing at the unchanging sky.

—Or rather, the void behind that sky.

Is it really that good-looking?

Standing behind her, Norns asked, puzzled.

"Norns wouldn't understand."

The riddle-like answer made Norns sigh deeply.

"I'm saying, even though you've taken that girl's place, could you please stop using that incomprehensible way of speaking like she does?"

"Norns used to talk like that, didn't he?"

"..."

Norns was speechless and could only cough.

"I'm here to report to you that the tremors in the void have almost subsided, and the various rules of order are operating smoothly and continuously."

"Yes, I know."

"That's true, now the entire void can be considered a part of you."

Norns shrugged.

Orpheus remained silent.

That's right, she won her final battle against the primordial dragon.

Even now, she still can't understand what happened back then.

She simply entangled deeply with the other party in the void for a long time, experiencing almost everything the primordial dragon had ever known and felt in the past.

For a dragon race, their still-young spirit was almost washed away by the long years and the vast torrent of order, turning them into emotionless fools.

But she pulled through in the end.

By the time she realized what was happening, the entire void was already under her control.

No… it’s less the entire void and more the legacy of the primordial dragons—an order that covers the entire void.

Of course, the originally stable order had become a mess when she took over. She relied on the knowledge and experience she gained from the original dragon's life to restore order for a long time, and it has only recently begun to stabilize again.

Even now, the completely settled life and the ever-present sense of omnipotence still make Orpheus feel as if it's not real.

The primordial dragon didn't even leave a last word.

"Speaking of which, we've all been working overtime to help you stabilize the situation, so you should at least show some appreciation, right?"

"Um……"

Orpheus nodded slowly.

Countless pieces of information are bombarding her mind every moment, causing her to react somewhat slowly to the situation around her.

She had a feeling before; she really had been badly tricked by that Primal Dragon—in this situation, she couldn't even get a good night's sleep.

However, she is different from the primordial dragon.

The primordial dragon was order itself, but the current order is only a part of Orpheus.

Ultimately, order could not significantly influence her.

"I'll go out and take a look."

She stood up.

The flow of information in my head is really annoying, but like pain, if it were really gone, I might ignore the threat, so I just leave it on like this.

So Orpheus also wanted to divert attention.

And indeed, we should thank Norns and his team.

Although she had the experience of the Primal Dragon, she was not the Primal Dragon after all, and there was still a difference in her control over order. Therefore, she was still a bit flustered in the face of the previous chaos. It was thanks to the help of Norns and others, as well as the tireless efforts of Orpheus's familiars who had evolved along with her.

Some of the primordial dragon's retinue also remained.

Those followers were more of an order than of the primordial dragons, so it was natural for them to pledge allegiance to Orpheus.

"Okay, let's go then..."

Norns nodded and disappeared from the spot.

Orpheus intended to follow her, but suddenly stopped.

"I thought you would never appear before me again."

"How could that be? I still have some feelings for that woman, so I will naturally keep a close eye on her successor."

The evil goddess girl stood calmly at the spot where Norns had just disappeared.

"You're no match for me now, are you?"

"That's true, but it doesn't matter how it is."

As always, Miss Evil God had no interest in the debate.

"You can kill me if you want, it doesn't matter. Anyway, if one of me dies, there are thousands more of me."

"..."

Indeed, 'nothingness' cannot disappear; at most, Orpheus can only turn the other into a part of himself.

To an ordinary person, that would be death, but to an evil god, it seems to make no difference.

The Primordial Dragon and this guy are both like that. I don't know how people of this level can be so indifferent to life and death.

"So, you're here to take Norns away?"

Orpheus raised a question.

Norns made a deal with the evil god, saying that he would give up his soul if he helped Orpheus.

Although Orpheus was indeed grateful for the help of the evil goddess, she certainly wouldn't hand over her soul.

Anyway, it wasn't her who made the promise.

"Huh? Ah, I almost forgot if you hadn't mentioned it. Whatever, I'm not that interested in her anymore. I care more about you than her."

"..."

This person speaks in a strange and frightening way.

"I came here today to see how your business is going and if you need any help."

Fortunately, the topic was quickly steered back to the present, and Orpheus raised his eyebrows.

"Will you help?"

"No, but I know someone who can help."