Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 747 The Destroyer Who Sets Up a Dialogue

He had absolutely no interest in Lori's bloodline as a battle angel.

Even the Seraph bloodline wasn't something he really longed for.

In the eyes of a mortal like him, there really was no difference between these two kinds of angels.

Battle Angel is a bit extreme, but her bottom line is more flexible.

This is a typical example of someone who can apologize to you but will make it up to you, but if you apologize to me, you'll have to pay with your life.

Seraphim are not so extreme and are willing to accept some foreign ideas, but their bottom line is extremely firm.

If a seraphim falls, it is unlikely to become a dark angel, a normal evil being who still retains some of the emotions and thoughts of the past.

They will become more uncommunicative than the most chaotic demons.

It's probably because anything that could cross their bottom line...

Lowry couldn't help but shake her head, trying to suppress some of the thoughts that surfaced in her mind.

He'd better not delve into things from the ancient past right now.

The seraphim who serve the gods today should actually be called Seraphim Messengers. They basically serve a certain chief god and were born after the Rebellion of the Battle Angels of Paradise Mountain.

Seraphim, on the other hand, were born from the original positive energy plane and are the most powerful non-divine beings in the multiverse that have survived to this day.

He's overthinking things, and it's likely to attract unnecessary attention.

There wasn't much danger, after all, he possessed some of the Seraph's legacy, which was why he felt that if he hadn't become a humanoid dragon, he would have become Asmo.

He could cast spells like channeling positive energy, touch of kindness, protection against evil, and stabilizing injuries instantly even when he was very young.

Moreover, he loathed the undead, and the mere thought of them would immediately trigger his innate spell to dispel them.

These are almost the basic skills of Asmo, a humanoid angel.

He was just one step away from becoming the world's most successful wet nurse.

Thank goodness, it's still better to be a dragon.

However, Lori had no complaints about his angelic bloodline. His special sensitivity to the environment and people's hearts, as well as the special reaction of magical animals that naturally felt an extra fifty percent of goodwill towards him, all stemmed from this.

He wouldn't be so ungrateful after getting the benefit.

The reason he is so resistant now is that he does not want to get involved in the conflicts at the highest level of the multiverse as a mortal.

Just look at Karex.

What can escape his notice?
It's just that he sees too much and too many complex things, so he doesn't pay attention to those little things one by one.

However, if he wanted to know, he could find out most of it at a glance.

Therefore, he should focus on exploring the dragon's legacy and not look at the glittering feathers in its soul.

Although he had 'accidentally' seen a part of it, and the feathers that materialized from that part even caused his living feathers to grow to their full potential in an instant.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have felt comfortable letting Katarina go out with Armes like that.

He's so protective of his own, how could he possibly let his own wolf take such a big risk?

Even if Katarina herself is very willing, he will try his best to give her a chance to turn back.

Of course, if he had already done that much... then Lowry wouldn't have any interest in saving anyone's life.

However, within his bottom line, he will offer the best he can.

Just like the special feather on Katarina's neck right now.

Karex truly lives up to his reputation as a god who appeared during the time of Asmodeus or the King of Battle Angels; he even knows about such a rare creature.

Lori thought for a moment, but still didn't voice his questions.

Today, Karix was unbelievably friendly, and Lowry felt something was off.

Anyway, we'll find out eventually, there's no need to use it to test this dragon god.

Furthermore, he couldn't risk competing with Armes for the only opportunity over things that weren't important at the moment.

They paid for it!
Armies, having paid, hesitated.

Like Lowry, he was also somewhat confused by Karix's overly friendly attitude.

I don't know whether I should take the initiative.

But he... had no other choice.

He figured that even if Katarina was a chatterbox, she would have already told him everything she knew, so he carefully removed the protective shield.

"Oh?" Karix looked at him with interest. "Who are you?"
Do I know you?
How come I didn't notice?
Logically speaking, someone as intelligent as you wouldn't forget!
"Could it be that you're the kind of god who plans to abandon the past?"

The enormous dragon head suddenly pressed down in front of Armies.

A faint call came from behind him, then was quickly cut off.

Armies straightened his back and said without turning his head, "Is there anything wrong with it?"

I'm not the only one doing this.

“No wonder you came to the Noisy Void Tunnel.” Karix tilted his head, stirring up a gust of wind. “Are you looking for that artifact in the sealed Void Tunnel that can completely separate the soul and memories?”

"What, what is that?" A trembling male voice sounded behind Armies.

Ezra, with one hand covering his wife's mouth, stubbornly asked a question.

“A true human.” Karex looked at him. “To be able to utter a complete question even under my dragon's might is commendable.”

As for the reward... well, let me answer your question. While gods can possess faces and incarnations, both have flaws.

It's easy to create and use the avatar, and you can even reclaim it at any time.

But once released, it's released. If it dies in a completely enclosed place, it can never be found again.

Not only will they lose some of their divine power, but they may also gain enemies they never had before.

As for facial features... they can quickly exchange information even when they are independent of each other.

However, although both parties can retain a little privacy if they are polite enough, politeness is something... who knows when it might be abandoned.

Moreover, although the fall of the face may not seem to cause any damage to the main body, it may cause her part of the divine function to disappear completely.

That's right, the price to pay for creating this thing called face reading is a clergy position.

Some deities have many miscellaneous divine duties, so of course they can disregard them.

But those gods who are very demanding of themselves are less likely to engage in this kind of thing.

Ezra glanced at Pearl with concern.

Pearl simply lowered her head slightly, her fingers twisting the hem of her clothes turning slightly pale.

Karex keenly sensed the somewhat stiff atmosphere in the swan boat, and his two large eyes, which had been fixed on Armies, turned to Pearl.

"Oh~ Your little girl is the perfect example of facial segmentation!"

A deity whose spirit is unstable, an infant without a fetal heartbeat... together they form the whole of God.

This is the easiest aspect of a deity to divide; even a weak divine power can do it.

Wait...you two are from the same family?

Karix was genuinely curious now: "Gods from the same pantheon, who both fell on hard times and were even reincarnated into the same family."

Then one just wants to sever all ties with the past, while the other only wants to use another version of themselves to mend family ties, both desperately wanting to return to the past… What kind of bizarre place could give birth to such a strange god?

Katarina looked at Armes with a puzzled expression: "He's from the Greek pantheon! We know a lot about that."

I'm not entirely sure who it is, but Lori and the gods should know.

Armies closed his eyes.

The enormous dragon head in front of him was already letting out arrogant laughter, making their swan boat tremble in the huge storm.

"From that Mount Olympus in Paradise Mountain?" Karex laughed wildly. "That place where you get struck by lightning every day?"

“No!” Pearl suddenly blurted out, “I’m just unlucky enough to be from the same pantheon as them, but not an accomplice!”

Armies silently turned around and glanced back.

Pearl shuddered and then shrank back.

"How interesting." A pleasant light seemed to flash in Karix's inorganic eyes.

"Have you encountered anything good lately?" Armies asked sincerely, clenching his fist.

"Oh? Did I make it that obvious?" Karix couldn't help but look at his reflection in the waterfall on the mountainside. "Looking all jubilant?"

“Indeed, I’m quite happy,” Katarina said sincerely, “I’ve been talking and laughing the whole time.”

Armies would never dare to say that.

Fortunately, the Gale Wolf came along with us.

Some of the things he says have ulterior motives.

When it comes out of Katarina's mouth, it's called being big-mouthed and naive; no one will delve into the hidden meanings in her words.

After all, there really isn't one.

After thinking for a moment, Karik decided to start chatting... He really wanted to find someone to talk to about the fun of Toril.

Although I had mentioned this to the dragon gods, apart from the humorist Hel, the other dragon gods reacted rather indifferently.

After all, they only care about Bahamut and Tiamat, and don't care what setbacks Toril AO suffered.

But Karix was still quite interested.

He hated those self-important old silver coins the most, which easily reminded him of the nine-faced dragon god Aio.

When those two started fighting, Karex was actually quite happy.

Unfortunately, in the battles between the old silver coins, it was mostly the other people who suffered losses.

It wasn't fun at all.

Moreover, although he hated Io, he didn't like seeing him lose... Karix only wanted to see Io win after a hard-fought and devastating defeat.

Unfortunately, the result was the opposite.

AO, on the other hand, was the one that suffered severe damage but vaguely won.

This made Karix hate him even more.

But the other dragon gods didn't have as many thoughts as him. They didn't care at all about what Aio had done to them, and they just didn't intend to follow his wishes anymore.

It's like someone slapped you, and you just politely nodded, said goodbye, and never saw them again... Karix didn't like this outcome at all.

But he also understood that in a situation where one-sided non-contact could be stopped at any time by Io, there was no point in reacting too much.

That's why he's so prone to going crazy.

(End of this chapter)