People in Terra, governing a bizarre little country

Seemingly sensing that Ernst's silence had another reason, Jeragand's voice suddenly softened considerably.

Was He pushing Him a little too hard? Come to think of it, Ernst didn't really do anything wrong. Young people have their own way of socializing; getting to know more people is a good thing. Besides, she even invited them to the stage to sing her hymns. Even if they didn't know He was there, getting a behemoth to sing another behemoth's hymn is no small feat!

Ernst meant well! He shouldn't be so angry.

"If you don't want to say it."

“Enciodes found them; I’m not familiar with them.”

Ernst spoke without any hesitation.

6. Actually, Yeragand could find out about this himself if he inquired. After all, Ensiodes didn't hide it from anyone. He figured that after this international concert, the orchestra he sponsored would become famous, and who knows, he might even try to extract some commercial value from those four.

Ernst believed that Enchiodes was capable of such a thing.

Moreover, Ernst hadn't forgotten Enciodes's request. One of the reasons the members of the Sunset Fades band agreed to perform on stage was because they wanted to see Jeragand.

Ernst had already reprimanded Ensiodes for this matter, arguing that it was unsafe to allow a behemoth of unknown origin and morality to meet his guardian deity, and that this should not be repeated. However, since Ensiodes had already helped this time, Ernst would still do his best to facilitate the deal.

After all, these are four behemoths, four "gods". Since they have already formed a bond, according to Ernst's philosophy, it would be best to form a positive connection.

As for why the great god Yeragand seemed particularly interested in these four behemoths, Ernst didn't know, but it wasn't his business anyway; let Ensiodis explain.

Hearing Ernst's reply, Jeragand was clearly at a loss for words.

Huh? Wasn't it Ernst who brought them?

Did Ernst secretly seek out other giant beasts to consort with?

No, what am I thinking? Ernst always carries the divine stone with him. Do you think I don't know if there are other giant beasts around him?

What am I worried about? My son is so smart, he doesn't seem like the type to be fooled by outsiders!

But when did Ensiodis secretly get involved with other behemoths?

Ya'er knew about Ensiodes's attitude towards "gods". He had seriously considered whether to simply disappear from Sherag completely, but in the end, he decided to stay because he couldn't let go of Enya. Not long after, he witnessed Ernst rise to power and helped him defeat the Grand Elder in the Holy Stone Trial.

But those who were defeated by His manifestation at that time were not only the Grand Elder, but also Enthyodes.

Although they were all children of Sherag, Ensiodis was clearly much more rebellious than the others. Al usually didn't pay much attention to him; He wasn't the kind of "god" who would restrict his followers and the people of Sherag. But this time, Ensiodis actually secretly brought the giant beasts from outside home! And he even introduced them to Ernst!

Ensiodis, you're bad!

The people outside are unpredictable, and the power of the giant beasts far exceeds that of ordinary humans. What if they have ulterior motives?

I need to find some time to have a good talk with him and reason with him!

Ernst didn't know what Jeragund was thinking, but he knew he had spent enough time in the bathroom.

If he doesn't go out soon, those sensationalist media outlets will probably start spreading rumors that he has a prostate problem!

"Great God Yeragand, Ensiodis said that the four behemoths came looking for you. You see, the concert is over, how about we find some time..."

"can."

This time, Yeragand's voice was noticeably lighter, even the original reverb was turned off, transforming into a pleasant, girlish voice.

"Even if you don't say anything, I'm planning to talk to them!"

"Then I'll make the arrangements. I'll go first."

Before Ernst could finish speaking, the entire Black Gold Hall suddenly trembled, abruptly interrupting his voice.

Yes, the building, along with the land it was situated on, experienced a sudden and unexpected tremor!

Ernst, who had been holding onto the sink to maintain his balance, frowned. After the shaking stopped, he went over to make sure there was no sound outside before opening the bathroom door to see what was going on.

Then he saw the deep, dark void outside the door, and the road that stretched across the void leading to countless towers in the distance.

"I must have opened it the wrong way."

Ernst's lips twitched, and...

"What on earth is this for? Is this still China?"

Chapter 788 Demons, I've fought them (5k) U

Ernst now finally understood why Casimir and Letania were such formidable rivals.

Kazimir's hosting of an international games resulted in an ambitious individual running solo, nearly breaking the four-city alliance and impacting political figures from various countries—a truly bizarre affair. Ernst thought this was unprecedented, but it turns out there's another master like him!

What is Letania up to now?

I just went to the restroom and chatted with my god for a while. Now I'm back home? Is this still Letania?

The surroundings were pitch black, and as far as the eye could see, there was nothing but emptiness, except for a large bridge suspended in the void, stretching forward from Ernst's feet and leading to the cluster of towers in the far distance.

From any perspective, this should have nothing to do with the Trinity Black Gold Hall where he was just now.

Rather, Ernst really needs to consider whether he's ascended to the kingdom of fools. After all, going straight from the bathroom to the kingdom of gods makes perfect sense, right?

It's a pity that there's no gray fog, no stairs, and no countless villagers hanging up here.

Oh, right.

Ernst snapped out of his daze, took out the divine stone, and glanced at it.

The light on the sacred stone remained bright. Ernst tried calling out, but there was no response.

could not be reached?

wrong.

Ernst could sense Yeragand's power; the icy aura that enveloped his entire body was still present.

Power can be transmitted, but communication is impossible?

Interesting. This is the second time Ernst has encountered a space that can directly isolate communication between giant beasts.

The last time was during the "debate" of the Preservers. The prehistoric civilization directly used the soul as the object of the "debate," and Ernst was unable to communicate with the great god Yeragand, or even to refrain from telling the truth.

He said whatever came to mind, which was probably the worst time Ernst ever suffered a setback.

Standing still, Ernst sent a message to the direction of the sacred stone, saying he was safe and sound, though he wasn't sure if it would be heard. He then remained where he was, intending to wait for rescue.

He's not the protagonist of a horror movie, ignoring the existence of "ghosts." Terra is teeming with all sorts of strange and unsettling beings. If you suddenly find yourself in an unfamiliar place that clearly doesn't look right, the safest course of action is to stay put and wait for rescue, ensuring your own safety.

However, unexpectedly, he hadn't even stood on the original spot for a short while when he felt a vibration in his waist.

"Small square".

The treasure bestowed upon him by the lich appears to be the culmination of the efforts of a young lich. Fremont described this graduation project as "posing no threat to him in academia, but capable of ruining his reputation in education," and after being modified by Fremont, it was given to him, possessing the ability to teleport long distances.

At this moment, this magical artifact, which was not usually used, trembled. Then, the small cube woven from countless life lines suddenly collapsed, and a tiny thread emerged from its dark core.

The thread, like an earthworm poking its head out of the soil, swayed from side to side, then looked in Ernst's direction, paused slightly, and then began to shake violently toward Ernst.

Ernst paused for a moment, then tentatively reached out and gently tugged at the end of the thread.

The next second, the end of the thread trembled violently, then drooped limply, rolling repeatedly on the ground like a dried fish.

"Uh, you don't mean for me to talk nonsense?"

"Of course not!"

A delicate shout rang out, and Ernst turned around to see a familiar figure emerging from the spatial rift, her face flushed.

Ernst's old acquaintance and friend, Fremont's little calf named Emengard, swayed and stood beside Ernst, his face flushed with an unnatural redness, and his legs trembling slightly, looking extremely weak as if he had just undergone strenuous exercise.

She glared at Ernst, then snatched the "little square" from his hand and carefully touched the lifeline that Ernst had tugged at.

Although the "little cube" was eventually perfected by Fremont, it was, after all, a magical creation of Emengard, her graduation project!

The importance placed on "academic patents" far exceeds that of ordinary people. Not to mention that Fremont would look down on such a small thing, even if he really liked it, he would not claim it as his own! Therefore, the lifeline of "patent certification" that remains in this "small square" belongs to Emengard!

Liches fear nothing. They can be slashed by knives and axes, stabbed by spears and gouged out by swords, yet remain unscathed. The reason is simple: their physical form is truly just that—a "shell." Even if destroyed, they can easily create a new one. The only exception is their lifeline, their true body and vital point. Ordinary people, let alone touch it, can't even easily see it!

She had just activated the lifeline left in the small cube to search for Ernst's whereabouts. She had finally found him and was using the lifeline to send a signal to her main body, guiding it to this subspace coordinate! And then, guess what?!

Ernst suddenly tugged at the lifeline!

The feeling was so intense that she almost rolled her eyes back, her brain short-circuited, and she nearly spat out her soul, losing control and falling into the turbulent water!

Fortunately, Ernst's movements were gentle; if he had made a big move and pulled her, Emengard would have been completely humiliated today.

"Don't mess with the lich's lifeline next time!"

Although somewhat listless, he still gave a seemingly fierce reminder. Emengard glanced Ernst up and down, then breathed a slight sigh of relief.

"Thank goodness, I'm glad you're alright."

"What's happening outside?" Ernst asked.

Emengard shrugged. "That's a long story. To put it simply, we're currently in Origin Corner."

"The Horn of Origin?"

Ernst pondered the pronunciation of the word and frowned:

"Helhunzoren?"

"Correct."

Emengard nodded:

"Helhunzoren, the Witch King, Otto Ditmar Gustav von Utica, call him whatever you like. He's dead, but I never expected such a big guy to come back to life."

"This is the Warp, the [Horn of Origin], an experimental field that Helhunzoren established in the Warp."

"We are here because of the remnants of the Witch King. They've done something big."

Ernst opened his mouth, but couldn't say anything for a moment.

It wasn't that he didn't want to say something; he was just a little powerless.

The International Music Concert, officially hosted by Letania and personally planned by the Queen! The Electors cooperated fully, and it was held in Letania's capital, Trilintelme. Security measures were perfect, with the Golden Law Guard and the Queen's Voice providing overt and covert protection. Under these circumstances, the remnants of the Witch King still managed to pull off the event!

Ernst no longer wanted to dwell on where they found what flaws to accomplish this "feat"; all he wanted to do was complain.

The world is indeed a huge, makeshift operation!

Although it is large and luxuriously decorated, it looks quite impressive.

But it's essentially still a makeshift operation!

With a long sigh, Ernst looked at Emengard with a wry smile:

"So, Miss Emengard, how do you know so much about this place?"

“That’s what my teacher said.” Emengard shrugged. If it were Vina or Horhaya, the gesture would have been more graceful, but unfortunately, Emengard was only at the same level as Hinterlea.

Perhaps unaware of Ernst's slightly helpless look, or perhaps simply misunderstanding the meaning of "helplessness," Emengard continued:

"Helhunzoren was also a friend of the teacher back then. In a way, the Lich King also deserves some credit for the Lich's use and development of the Warp."

Emengard was actually being quite tactful.

The Witch King was indeed a genius. His understanding and development of the warp had even surpassed that of the liches, who could only make simple use of this space!

You must understand, he was just a short-lived species, an ordinary Caprini, while liches could live as long as heaven and earth, and the time they spent learning was worlds apart from that of the Witch King!

Even the proud Fremont had to admit that the lich had received much inspiration and assistance from Helhunzoren in his use of this space.

He truly deserves the title of the greatest Originium Mage on Terra!

After a pause, Emengard looked at Ernst and asked with some curiosity:

"After all I've said, aren't you going to go and take a look over there?"

She stretched out her hand and pointed to the tall tower in the distance.

Ernst looked her over with interest:

"Do I want to go, or do you want to go?"

"Hey!" Emmanuel waved his hand dismissively. "Why are young people these days so lacking in curiosity?"

"I'm not curious, but you want to go?"

"I think."

Emengard pouted.

She was really curious.

When she was introducing this place to Ernst earlier, she didn't finish her sentence.

This is indeed the Corner of Origin, but as far as she knows, there are no such buildings in the Corner of Origin.