Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 648 Heavy rain pours down within a radius of meters
The Rain Goddess who had hidden under the clouds quickly recovered from her barely visible injuries and her obviously frustrated heart, then immediately stood up again.

She stared coldly at the group of enemies below, and finally raised her hands and returned to her original way of fighting... heavy rain.

Although not many gods care about this goddess, humans do have some respect for her.

Although she couldn't make a place completely dry, she wasn't a true water god after all, and had no way of mobilizing the underground water system.

And because of the existence of the Lord of the Earth, this world has an abundant underground water system, and there are basically very few places like deserts.

Even in desert areas, there are strong wild grasses struggling to survive.

But, she can drown everyone.

The abyss between the Northern Kingdom and Vargas appeared because of her.

Of course, she didn't have that ability yet. The one who accomplished this miracle was the Lord of the Earth.

The Lord of the Earth really doesn't care much about the grassland kingdoms created by his followers. As long as they don't openly do anything that violates his teachings, he can let them do whatever they want.

To him, all creatures on earth have their reasons for existence, and believers can obtain a better life with the help of the divine power he bestows, but he will not give them meticulous care just because they are particularly pious.

If you want to get enough rewards, then make this world a better place and promote the evolution of nature... The more you do, the more divine power you can get from him.

As for the countries created by the believers of the earth, he didn't care much about them.

Even though he may have asked the believers of the earth to take action against the grassland country where Sepefia was located for some reason, he also gave them generous rewards for this... It was only because they caused the destruction of Sepefia, not because they rebuilt the country on the grassland.

But the Lord of the Earth would not be dissatisfied with his believers wanting to fight for power.

He also knew that power and force were the easiest ways to protect the interests of his believers.

Believers who can uphold the simple declarations in the Oath of the Earth are naturally his favorites. Every Valley of Life can receive his sincere blessing, but the Lord of the Earth will not deny another path.

He is the type who prefers to rule by doing nothing, as long as the results are acceptable.

However, as a powerful god comparable to the Lord of Storms and the Goddess of Darkness, the Lord of Earth naturally also has his own thunderous wrath.

It's just that generally speaking, few people can really provoke him.

But the Rain Goddess did it.

Just because of some trivial matters and what she thought was disrespect and fearlessness... or perhaps it was because she wanted to show her strength and independence to the Lord of Storms, the Rain Goddess killed Vargas, a neighbor of the Storm Kingdom in the North.

Endless rain covered the grassland.

Vargas, which was originally a flat land and was surrounded by the Northern Kingdom and the high mountains and cliffs above the ice field, could not withstand such means.

The lush grassland gradually rotted into mud, and large numbers of cattle, sheep and horses died roaring... The cries of the Vargas people finally alarmed the Lord of the Earth who was obsessed with biological research.

Then, he simply turned the mountains between Vargas and the Northern Kingdom into a large canyon that went straight into the depths of the earth.

The water from the Vargas Plain also poured directly into it.

Of course, since he had no choice but to take action, it was impossible for the Lord of the Earth to only solve the problem without solving the 'person' who caused the problem.

The reason why the Rain Goddess dares to attack countries that believe in the earth is mainly because most of her believers are in the south where it rains continuously and the mist turns into miasma.

The people in these places basically also believe in the Lord of the Earth and are very respectful of nature.

She didn't have any temple on earth... As a natural god, the Rain Goddess was truly fully devoted to the Lord of Storms, thinking that the Church of Storms would be her church, and the Kingdom of Storms would be her kingdom, so she simply ignored those who believed in her.

However, if she was overwhelmed by someone's flattery, she would grant that person divine power... She didn't even care who the person was or whether he was devout to her beliefs.

Such a god would never form a church unless he was extremely powerful and all the other gods would give him a little face.

Unless she organizes it herself.

Fortunately, the Rain Goddess did not do that, otherwise no matter how hard she struggled, she would not have been able to find a way to survive.

In the end, her followers were just small organizations with no connection to each other, which gave her a chance to breathe.

If eighty percent of the inevitable downfall of the Rain Goddess was due to the fact that she had done things like Vargas more than once, then the believers she attracted were the twenty percent.

In a place where floods occur from time to time, the people who have the power to bring rain are greedy and shameless, and are willing to force people to death for a few copper coins. The result can be imagined.

In that era when there were gods of all sizes and many of their domains overlapped, even the most hateful Storm Lord could hardly interfere too much. The devout prayers of believers could indeed be sensed by the gods... but that was a probabilistic event, not a certainty.

The Rain Goddess could act so unscrupulously, and the Lord of the Earth, who had a relatively high bottom line, was in a dilemma... He couldn't take out his anger on believers who also believed in him and had not done anything wrong.

But the Lord of Earth is a very wise god after all, and he directly found a way to seek help from the Lord of Storms.

No matter what reasons he used or what gifts he took, the Lord of Storms, who had always looked down on Rain's behavior, not only readily agreed, but also blew away all the thick clouds above Vargas' head with a gust of wind, and even openly despised her unkind and unjust behavior.

What remains is that outside the world, in the starry sky, the Lord of the Earth is preparing to slap the kingdom of the Rain Goddess a few times.

No matter whether it was because the Lord of Earth slapped her too hard, causing her kingdom to collapse, or because the Lord of Storms looked down on her, the Rain Goddess never caused similar incidents in the Earth and Storm Kingdom again after that.

But in other areas, she hasn't changed much.

It can be seen from this incident that before the fall of the gods, the Rain Goddess was actually quite arrogant.

However, she was not truly evil among the gods... After all, someone had offended her first before she killed him.

Although the behavior of the Rain Goddess was a bit cruel, it was not considered excessive in that era.

Just like Toril, when you talk about evil, you will definitely think of Umberlee, but if you compare her with those gods who do all kinds of evil and destroy the world at any time... she really doesn't have the ability or the courage.

If the Rain Goddess had not targeted Vargas, the Lord of the Earth, it would not have had such a big impact.

The gods just don't like her behavior of involving others, but they don't think she is on the evil path.

Even the Lord of the Earth, after slapping the Rain Goddess, would definitely deal with those believers who had nothing better to do and offended the gods...even if the original reason was that some of the Rain Goddess's actions had caused dissatisfaction among these believers.

The Lord of the Earth might not punish too severely. After all, he has always been tolerant, and he doesn't think the rain is worth him doing too much.

But if it were some smaller or medium-sized gods with less power, they would most likely wait until she had vented her anger before solving the problem... Of course, the believer who might have just said some unpleasant words would definitely die.

The inviolability of gods is the basic principle of the gods. No matter whether they are good or evil, they do not want to see anyone dare to violate it.

The reason why the Rain Goddess can cause damage that nearly brings a country to collapse is almost always because the gods behind those countries will not react as strongly as the Lord of the Earth.

They may even blame the believers for their stupidity.

Even if these believers were just chatting casually.

In fact, from some of the behaviors of the Goddess of Darkness, we can see that in the age when gods are most active, humans must be careful and cautious.

If Lowry had lived in that era...

Qingfeng Territory can probably see the true appearance of more than half of the gods.

Doris and her companions have always believed that the reason why Qingfeng Territory's theology classes have so many class hours is because their lord is extremely confident in his ability to "entice cats and dogs".

However, at this time, it really came in handy.

After all, the Wind Wolves would occasionally come to attend classes...especially those highly targeted defense courses.

Standing on the ground, they didn't have to face the heavy rain that seemed to be able to smash people to pieces.

The Wind Wolves gathered from all directions, using the storms brought about by a dozen small hurricanes and the white feathers thrown into the air by the knights to weave a wind umbrella above their heads to block the heavy rain.

Although the Rain Goddess continued to look furious, looking at the white feathers below, she did not even try to rush down, but just stood under the clouds and continued to rain.

"The range of her rainfall is relatively limited." Doris glanced at her tool tray. "Humidity is only within a radius of 300 meters."

"After all, it's just a temporary body." Someone responded softly.

"The Rain Goddess has come to this point too quickly and is a little too useless." Doris pondered, "Her mission should be to transform the environment into water.

Let the Gale Wolves patrolling above monitor the 300-meter range. Do not stand in the central area as you may be swept by the eye of the storm.

The lord said that it would be best to give these outer gods a chance to show up so that everyone can record their information.

The fact that we were able to catch them this time was partly due to luck.”

(End of this chapter)