Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 690 Travis's Test

Lori paused in her hand that was stroking Lily's head: "Oh~ it's all done."

The piercing screech, which had been present despite being isolated, finally stopped.

He quickly removed the barrier.

The gods, including the Lord of Ice, who were already used to the Lord of Earth's methods of dealing with the Lord of Storms, showed no reaction.

This is normal.

What's unusual is that the sea man didn't react at all.

Lowry didn't believe that guy could know such confidential information.

The only possibility is that his body's perception isn't diminishing, but rather that it can directly cut off sensation.

Otherwise, he couldn't have suddenly stopped being able to hear things when he was just able to have a normal conversation with the gods.

Although Lori didn't know what the Earth Lords were trying to verify, she could understand the superiority of this sea creature's body.

Not all spells can directly harm the soul.

Even among the gods, apart from the goddess of night, the others would have to use their precious divine power to achieve this.

Despite the many actions these gods took, they mostly used a wisp of divine power to communicate with the elements in the outside world to cast spells... They were really economical.

Therefore, if they encounter the sea people without the help of the Goddess of the Night, they may risk the loss of their divine power... This part of the avatar that appears on the earth by borrowing the law will not be kicked out of the world after being exposed, but will directly dissipate, adding some nutrients to the earth.

The miracles left on Earth by the gods back then weren't necessarily due to their generosity.

It's just a second-best option when it's certain that it can't be taken back.

At least something can be left behind.

Of course, gods with virtually no karmic debts can be more at ease when incarnating.

For example, the Lord of Storms can use his abilities at their maximum level without fear of being accidentally scattered.

The others weren't so good.

Dark Night is considered one of the best among them.

After all, although she does a lot of trivial things, most of them are 'accidental' and she has no intention of harming anyone.

Anyone who can't accept her little games and starts a war will have to bear the main responsibility.

Just like the Rain Goddess incident, although her shadow is everywhere, and it can even be said that the three local evil forces are all related to her, no one can say that it was her fault.

"I accidentally, I never expected that I would be tricked"—these three magic weapons are enough for the Goddess of the Night to use forever.

The rest, even the Lord of the Earth, has interfered with mortals out of anger... The Sebefia family is a typical example.

Even though the Lord of the Earth had tried to minimize his presence, the World Will still took him by surprise.

Those who made the move all carried his aura! They can't escape responsibility no matter what.

But it's not entirely their fault.

This embodiment of the world's will is quite flexible in thought and extremely comprehensive in his actions... Of course, it might actually be because he is truly upright.

He didn't even leave himself any way out.

If it were AO, he would leave at least seventeen or eighteen loopholes to exploit!

If he could find a loophole, then other beings who found a loophole could also find one, and that's how Toril became the wicked person he is today.

Lowry couldn't help but sigh.

These sea people's elemental bodies are actually quite specific to their world.

It is clear that although Poseidon lacked morality and principles, was impulsive and easily angered, and couldn't understand human speech, he was actually quite intelligent.

He will seek out Triton and the Lady of Pain to assist him in invading this world; this is no casual matter.

The Painful Lady, who can teleport directly to a fixed point regardless of the cosmic storm blocking the outside, and Triton, who provides highly adaptable henchmen... tsk~
It's not really that hard to understand why Zeus couldn't defeat Poseidon.

Lori tensed up slightly... There were still several sea people like that wandering around outside!
Although he knew he was unlikely to encounter it, Lori still tried to flip through his spellbook, hoping to research a few soul spells that he could quickly learn.

Although his ingrained heritage makes him hate necromancy and find it difficult to learn, he can still master even a little bit of it.

Both the Enchanting and Alteration schools have similar spells, they're just more difficult.

Moreover, as long as one is proficient in using light-based spells, one can indirectly learn moonlight-related spells.

Divine arts are spells that inherently possess the aura of laws.

Otherwise, how could those gods teach their followers to do so?

While the church places greater emphasis on believers whose paths align with God's, it has not abandoned ordinary members; they can still learn what is required. Priests also have intellectual requirements. Apart from the so-called holy sons and daughters chosen by God to receive the purest baptism, others still have to learn and memorize spell models on their own, and the holy covenant on their bodies is the source of the aura of law.

However, the spell models that priests need to memorize are much simpler than those of mages, since they can use exclusive divine incantations to replace some of the runes that make the spells work.

After all, most of the divine arts they use belong to the realm of laws controlled by the gods, so they can naturally use referential language to directly awaken the laws.

However, mages cannot do this; they can only rely on their spiritual power to mobilize the power of the laws.

Therefore, the extent of damage they can cause depends entirely on the weight and thickness of their soul energy.

The more powerful a mage is, the heavier their soul force, and the stronger the fluctuations of the laws they can cause. Therefore, even if they use a light spell, they can create a small sun.

Pastors are much less capable in this regard; after all, from the very beginning, they used connections to get people to do things themselves.

Of course, if they don't leave the area controlled by the gods, the priests' destructive power is not much less than that of the mages.

However, if they leave their home planet and go to the multiverse, apart from the followers of certain particularly powerful gods who have a foundation in the multiverse, other priests can basically only use themselves as incomplete mages.

If someone is raised purely by divine intervention, then aside from having a strong physique, they are basically useless.

This is one of the reasons why those cunning guys in Sigil back then elevated the portal god Iosca to such a high position and why everyone was willing to believe in him.

That means you can open the door anywhere! Even Toril can come in freely.

Unexpectedly, not only did they fool Iosca, but even the creations of the Lady of Pain were hooked.

After that, the original group who enjoyed the best days went with Iosca, while the rest had to be extremely careful even when opening drawers, lest they accidentally fall into the bottomless abyss.

The woman in pain, on the other hand, became quite adept at opening doors.

If it weren't for the fact that anyone who dared to believe in her would be killed by her, countless people would want to push her onto the path of becoming the new God of Teleportation!
Retracting her slight envy, Lowry chose to study on her own.

However, Travis, who had also figured it out, was tempted: "Lowry, do you think I could invite Darkmoon from the capital to make a public appearance?"

In any case, the Lord of Storms has never minded the Night Elf followers appearing openly within his divine domain.

“The gods will consider this,” Lori said without looking up. “You don’t need to remind me.”

"Hehe~" Travis chuckled awkwardly. "I have a feeling that their reaction this time is a bit strange."

Lowry remained silent; he had also noticed the change in the Lord of Storms.

In the past, no matter how the world changed, or how these gods exchanged information behind the scenes, they would never appear together in public, and they always acted so harmoniously, as if they were a family.

If Lowry hadn't already read the history of the events and known how many conflicts had occurred between the Goddess of Wealth and the Lord of the Earth, he might have believed that the two had no disagreements whatsoever.

However, those cold, hard facts of history cannot be changed.

The conflict between these two is unlikely to truly stop.

As long as the believers of the earth continue to cultivate their expensive fruit of life, which is unaffordable for most people, it will be impossible for the two sides to sit down and make peace.

Travis and Luscania didn't just know for no reason which Earth Valley was easier to seize, and it just so happened to be in the fruit ripening season, right?

They were able to know this information, of course, because they had plundered too much wealth from church caravans.

Lowry didn't even need to guess to understand why these caravans could so easily point out the direction to the two.

These are all based on experience!
That's why Travis suddenly probed, wanting to know if these gods had some goal that required them to unite, or... if they intended to transform their single church-controlled areas into a multi-faceted system.

Doing so seems like inviting trouble.

But for the local gods who don't really require much faith, this is actually a way to undermine their own potentially unstable churches before the world opens up.

The Church of Storms is even the one with the strongest control!

There are plenty of guys like Schroeder.

Even the Church of the Dark Night can raise a whole army from rainwater!

The Church of Wealth and the Church of Earth are even more unpredictable; they could easily erupt into civil war at any moment.

Moreover, among the few gods who did not come here, the Sun and the Valiant certainly did not have this need, and the Lord of Knowledge... well, that's another reason why he didn't come.

Travis reacted much faster than Lowry in this regard.

Lori only realized what was going on when he suddenly brought up Darkmoon.

So, they planned to use the presence of these sea people to allow people from other churches to naturally infiltrate their parishes, and then naturally build churches and other similar structures.

Lowry narrowed his eyes, suddenly thinking of the visitor from the underworld whom they had been so eager to welcome.

It seems they weren't truly unprepared and gave a warm welcome.

Or perhaps we should lay a solid foundation before the other party wakes up, so that they have no chance of going their own way!

(End of this chapter)