Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 576: Show a little bit
Almes looked at Toronto quietly.

Toronto stared back expressionlessly.

At this moment, countless thoughts flashed through the minds of both of them, but in the end they tacitly chose to remain silent.

No one wanted to ask more questions.

After all, because of the artifact fragments, there will always be people who have some insights that seem unnecessary but are suddenly useful in certain places.

The appearance of this illusion at this moment is a vivid example.

No one knew whether any other fragment had caught fire.

Moreover, the one lighting the fire could be Toril's dead sun god, but it could also be some guy playing with fire.

For example, Amaunator's best and only friend, the evil elemental god of fire.

Or some fire gods from other pantheons who have dealt with him... would put the blame on the Sun Toril, which is only natural.

Given Amaunatta's personality, anyone who has dealt with him will think of him first when needed.

His close friend, the fire elemental god Kasusi, also often impersonated him... However, Amaunator, who was impersonated by Kasusi, turned out to be the one with the best reputation.

After all, the Lord of Fire Element is just irritable, quick-tempered, and fond of fighting. He is ruthless, unrighteous, and merciless, but at least when offerings are made to him, he will really give corresponding rewards.

Amaunator is different... he actually makes you pay to work.

The Toril sun god is not completely stingy, but apart from the sun itself, his most important duties are law and bureaucracy.

The kind that, at first glance, is designed to serve rulers and the powerful.

For example, the monarch says that you can only live on your own land, but you do not have the right to plant crops. You cannot even plant grass. If it grows, you have to pull it out by the roots, otherwise you will be fined a huge amount.

You can sell yourself, but you cannot sell the soil under your feet.

Even the famous evil god Kashus couldn't think of such details.

Even if you give him a barrel of oil, he will give you the ability to escape from the fire.

Therefore, people actually don’t think that blaming Amaunator for bad things will cause any misunderstanding. After all, if he came in person, the result would be even worse.

In addition, this guy not only treats humans as objects and classifies intelligent creatures into edible and inedible, but also looks down on other gods.

Even Selune, the Silver Moon Goddess who had brought him into this world, kept calling him "incompetent" and "nonsense".

Not to mention the other gods. After all, he felt that he was only one step away from reaching the position of AO, the supreme god of Toril!

How should I put it...the weakest and most evil god in Toril will never have only one friend or ally.

Except Amaunator.

Of course, although he hated it, the artifact fragments had different comments on Amaunator due to their different original owners.

For example, some pantheons like the Slave Dynasty don't think there is anything wrong with Amaunator.

Just because you hate him doesn't mean you don't want to take advantage of his strict laws and bureaucracy that are highly tailored to the needs of those in power.

Was it because of the influence of the fragments that he learned certain secrets, or did he know them naturally... The difference is really huge.

If it were a real person, there would be no way he didn't understand what a piece of shit Amaunator is.

Then as soon as you open your mouth, everything will be exposed.

However, neither of them said anything...in fact, they had already revealed almost everything.

Even if there is nothing wrong with them themselves, there must be people around them who know the inside story of the multiverse.

Toronto blinked, suddenly realizing that he knew it was normal.

So he immediately straightened up, as if he really didn't want the other person to guess who he was and where he came from, so he didn't say a word.

Almes, indeed, did not think that much... He had gone around the planet several times in his mind, and finally placed his suspicion on his next-door neighbor.

After all, although the followers of the Lord of Valor are a bit extreme, they are not easily deceived and are very sensitive to lies.

Therefore, since he appeared on the big iceberg in Toronto at the same time for several years in a row, it must be him hanging around there.

When Almes was thinking about some information, he never listened to the summary of his father's men...Those who followed Ezra for a long time would naturally become like Ezra, especially in the way of thinking.

If we rely solely on them to relay information, we are bound to make mistakes in our judgment.

Bowen had suffered a great loss before, so when he sent out intelligence personnel later, he never cared about their intelligence, as long as their memory was good enough to repeat certain scenes word for word.

This is also because Ezra has no money... Even if a smart person with a photographic memory can serve the strong, Ezra cannot deal with him.

These people, who have decent memories and can use some external training and consolidation, were slowly gathered after Ezra became the commander of the army... Moreover, their salaries are definitely high enough, and their welfare benefits are even more generous.

Even if Ezra had no ambitions beyond his own abilities and no interest in using dirty tricks, it was impossible for him not to be on guard.

Therefore, the number of his elite intelligence personnel is not large, but it is enough to burn a large part of the funds. However, it is really useful at the critical moment.

Almes suddenly remembered something Evelyn Costa said: this Toronto wizard often operated within the surveillance array of the Lord of Qingfeng Territory.

And this kind of magic circle, with a little bit of skill, can allow a wizard to use magic to teleport between each other.

Although it would waste some energy crystals and mana...but does Baron Qingfeng still need this?
He is so rich that even Ruth Kania would envy him!

That is Ms. White Dragon who shares the private vault with His Majesty the King.

Therefore, Lori Montes is definitely able to appear in front of Evelyn Costa at any time.

Almes sighed slightly.

The reason why the other party remained silent was probably because he was worried about exposing his identity.

But what about himself?
If it was before Rosalind's revelation, no one would have doubted that there was anything wrong with his identity as a member of the royal family.

Although the main reason why Rosalind could be replaced was due to the involvement of local gods...but since there was a rain, who knows if there would be a spring?

Almes felt sad and was a little slow to react.

It was clear at first glance that he thought things through before speaking... Then, would this cause some unnecessary misunderstandings?
Almes pondered the information he had heard from Arsalan about the Lori mage and quickly made up his mind.

You can salvage it a little, but you have to be honest.

Therefore, he smiled and said, “As a natural mage, I got a part of the fragments of the natural god system in the palace.

It can’t be said to be a fragment, but rather a plant seed embedded in some natural artifact.”

He stretched out his hand, and on his wrist was a rope bracelet woven from countless fine threads, with an acorn that looked unusual embedded in the middle.

Almes put on a sincere smile on his face: "Its original owner should be a little demon spirit who once had a good relationship with the solar system."

Toronto couldn't stop his eyes from blinking wildly.

"The user is not the real master." Almes quickly added... The descendants of the dragon must know that the goblins are bullies at home and will never participate in that war.

But they often "lend" their divine power to others.

Not because they wanted to, but… goblins are very, very sensitive creatures.

Their sorrow and pain are seen as whining in the eyes of most people.

But this is extremely important to them.

As long as you seize the opportunity, you can take advantage of their emotions and ask them to do you a little favor... Of course, you have to give them enough in return.

It even needs to be a double reward, both spiritual and material.

But they are truly nature's darlings.

If the power they possess is magnified proportionally...it's actually quite terrifying.

Even so, if they cooperate with gods from other pantheons, they can create powerful artifacts that can cause the gods to fall directly.

The serious little fairies in the Joyful Royal Court are fine. Even if they cooperate with the gods from the outside world, they basically just do it to get by. Therefore, those magical weapons are basically mainly used to promote the growth of plants.

It's even targeted and useless except for certain plants.

However, what the Queen of Sorrow and Wrath created could directly cause the death of a weaker deity of the elven pantheon!
Even Corellon, the father of the elves, could be hurt by that thing.

“A goblin’s acorn?
Yes, can it help your companion plants grow? " Toronto asked curiously.

Almes nodded slightly, "Yes, I didn't expect to find this thing in the Northern Palace.

It didn’t tell me much, but because it took away this artifact, it has a good relationship with Amaunator…”

Seeing Toronto's eyes widen suddenly, Almes hesitantly changed his statement: "It can't be considered Amaunator, but his more, um, stubborn demigod.

I don’t know if it’s in your heritage.

That's the blind old man who I truly think Amaunator is kind and great.

I don't know his name, but... well, that's what the goblins call him."

Toronto drawled, "What I know about the Toril pantheon is mostly from insults."

Almes nodded in understanding... This was normal, there might indeed be dragons that had a good relationship with the gods, but it was definitely not the entire pantheon.

Although the dragon clan's heritage is complex and confusing, when conveying information, it generally uses an overall perspective... Just think about it and you will know that there is absolutely nothing good about it.

However, what surprised Almes was that even though he had said so much, the 'Toronto' in front of him obviously still had no intention of finding out who the demigod he was talking about was.

(End of this chapter)