Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 751 Only Regret Remains

After thinking for a moment, Armies said, "Sometimes what seems like loopholes that allow external forces to exploit are actually because... there are always people whose soul essence is too strong, and who have also condensed powerful soul forces in that kind of world. In order not to cause turmoil in the world, they will throw these people out."

Every time you do this, you open a small hole in the world.

Therefore, even if they have never seen gods or demons, people in that kind of world can still write stories about gods and demons.

Moreover, some worlds were originally degenerated from magical worlds, and although the intervals are long, elemental tides will occasionally occur.

They will also open up openings to release this energy.

This could very likely attract outside attention, or cause something to be thrown out, including a soul.

But if someone in a fantasy world accidentally takes in such a soul, and that soul actually generates a lot of profit for them, then they'll have to worry, well, the soul's original world will come to collect the final payment.

In a world where one person wields immense power and has virtually no regard for sentiment or reason, there is no room for bargaining.

They only take what they need most, regardless of whether it's important to others.

Anyway, no one can stand against them.

The principles of cause and effect they follow cannot be changed even by the strongest beings in the multiverse.

Therefore, the best approach is to buy out the entire deal from the outset.

Those guys from Toril are probably thinking the same thing.

"What about the one in the tower? Is he in the same situation?" Bowen asked curiously.

"Judging from his lawless behavior, his willingness to say anything and answer anyone's questions, that person must be an illegal immigrant."

Those who are exchanged normally will definitely be warned beforehand.

But he was probably forced into this situation.

They are probably also victims of the elemental tides.

"Elemental tides can't be caused by external forces, can they?" Katarina tilted her head and asked innocently.

“No… no, there is one who can.” He suddenly laughed, “Uranus, the god of the Greek world, the source of the bloodline of all the Olympian gods.”

The cleanest patch of sky, apart from being a bit more animalistic, has never done anything wrong.

He can enter those material worlds in the form of the source of the sky.

After all, he brings considerable benefits wherever he goes.

That's what purifies the sky!

The material world will almost always develop along the path of technology and machinery, so the sky will certainly never be clean.

"Is that what a world is like, where goblins, gnomes, and dwarves live together?" Karix asked, somewhat curious.

Although he is somewhat crazy and acts tyrannically, he is definitely pragmatic.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have chosen to settle in a noisy, empty tunnel.

He would never approach the material world, or rather, the world without magic.

There aren't any dragons that stupid.

Without magical energy, relying solely on wings and the meager magic within their bodies to support their enormous and heavy bodies... there's no point in even considering whether they can fly or not; it's practically suicide.

Therefore, Karix truly doesn't understand those worlds.

“That’s about it, it might get even dirtier.” Armies thought about the world he had once observed from afar and said with a heavy expression, “They can send themselves into the sky using machines… by burning coal and black oil, and unlike the dwarfs’ machines, they don’t burn completely.”

Are there things that can only be completely burned away by magic?
Anyway, they'll use it extensively even when they can't do it themselves.

The air smells terrible.

“Oh!” Karix understood immediately. “It really is dirty.”

"However, Uranus was probably shattered into thousands of pieces, and even if a few of them were larger, they wouldn't be able to regain their sanity."

He's floating in the central region of the multiverse, so he certainly can't reach the material world beyond the edges. "Almes then contradicted himself, "Even if one or two pieces did manage to get there, it wouldn't make much of a difference."

Even if someone is lucky enough to have their soul fragment merged with theirs, their fate won't be good.

At most, it's just temporary glory.

Uranus's free spirit cannot be suppressed by the human soul.

Or, their souls will be scattered.

Or... if he has good abilities and personality, and the material world is willing to protect him, he might be taken out of that world.

After all, the material world can make his soul immortal, but it cannot keep his soul for a long time.

This sounds like a paradox, but in reality, the world will welcome him as a guest for a short time, but after a certain period of time, when it is discovered that his soul fluctuations may cause elemental tides, he will be kicked out.

Of course, there are not many people who have achieved this status; they are all human beings who have made great contributions to the material world.

Haha~ What a coincidence!

Uranus may have a lot of small strokes of luck, but... he's unlikely to have any big strokes of luck.

He just... um... I can't say anymore.

After all, although he hasn't been resurrected yet, he has a lot of soul fragments. What if there are some in the Noisy Void Tunnel?

Karix looked thoughtful: "I see."

That makes sense.

By the way, will Uranus also be pursued by the nine circles of hell?

“Nine levels of hell are not necessarily true.” Armies looked at Karix with a subtle expression. “Gaia is definitely true.”

“She went to the Sea of ​​Chaos,” Karex replied immediately. “How could someone with the soul of Uranus become a descendant of demons?”

“Mother Toad… um… Sendam, the mother of Sla-toads, is a powerful being who can inject eggs of chaos into order.” Armes changed his tone with difficulty. “Mechanical life forms are Sla-toads’ greatest enemies, but they have no flesh and blood and cannot feed baby toads.”

The devil, especially the half-devil of the human world, is the best ovary.

Slachan is very good at creating something when it doesn't exist.

As for whether they could be used after they were made, Slachan didn't care; they just threw them away randomly.

“Hmm, I understand.” Karex nodded. “It’s fine if Uranus doesn’t show himself, but as long as he emits even a trace of his aura, the world with demons and marked by Sla-Toad can be given demonic blood, right?”

“Yes,” Armes said sincerely. “Of course, there is another possibility: Gaia cursed Uranus with her own soul, so that he could only be reincarnated in bodies that were not suitable for him.”

But Gaia always cherished herself, generally...

"We're already in the Chaos Sea, why are we still thinking about going crazy?" Katarina suddenly interjected. "We're bound to get crazier and crazier!"
The events in Oiseas are proof of that.

"Hmm? You also know about Oises?" Karix immediately became interested.

“I’m not entirely sure,” Armes shook his head. “But he, oh, the Lord of Maple Ridge, should know more. He has a good relationship with the gods and can see things that others can’t.”

“Oh…I see, that makes sense, he even…” Karex said meaningfully, glancing at the feathers on Katarina’s chest.

Then his attention immediately returned to the screen, which seemed to be frozen but was actually still playing: "Oh oh oh oh~ It's time, the important ceremony must be performed!"

An important ceremony? Everyone's attention was drawn to him.

"Mmm~" Karex cleared her throat solemnly, even positioning her paws perfectly, and raised her head high. "Ah~ Dawn, Dawn, please don't come, let the dream exist forever tonight..."

Both the man and the wolf, who were on high alert, had an urge to curse the dragon, but neither of them dared to.

Only Katarina stubbornly said, "What does it matter?"

"This was sung by Toril, the Lord of Dawn, at that very moment!" Karix said very seriously. "How moving it was!"
He hoped that dawn wouldn't come, just so that Heim had a chance of survival!

Katarina immediately knelt down: "Your gloating tone could be a little more obvious."

Suddenly, a woman's arrogant voice came from afar on the giant screen: "Or do you want me to go and drag those two uninvited guests who are watching the show downstairs?"
I'm quite interested.

I just don't know who the gods in those two fragments are. One should be Sunny, and who is the other one who went into the room with Heim?
I really can't guess.

Katarina suddenly stepped back: "That voice is so evil."

It's so far away from me, yet it sends chills down my spine.

“Your senses are quite sharp!” Karex looked at her. “Your bloodline is also quite interesting.”

That's Asmodeus.

Although he was reluctant to leave other images for outsiders to see, he was happy to leave this one sentence publicly.

After all, Shar had initially deleted everything, but then suddenly added it back in.

Armies's lips twitched violently: "Who is he asking about?"

"Oh~ you really are as smart as the legends say." Karix said admiringly, "Of course, you are the leader of the Cyric Shadow Thieves."

Otherwise, even if Heim knew the truth, he could still pretend to be ignorant, right?

Armies nodded seriously: "He doesn't seem to care about disguising himself as a woman..."

“Then he definitely doesn’t care,” Karex interrupted him firmly. “He used to be an angel.”

Although the two of them were having a lively conversation, everyone else, including the wolf, was focused on the frantic shaking on the screen, which clearly indicated that the small house inside had transitioned from one battlefield to another.

Then, we heard Shuni's unwavering protest.

And then there was Asmodeus's infuriating response: "Are you planning to wait until Cyric gets pregnant before revealing the truth?"

Then came a sudden, deafening roar, and the sky suddenly went dark as a colossal serpent, blotting out the sun, soared into the sky.

However, the man, who was nervously clenching his hands, and the wolf, who was tightly gripping his paws, suddenly saw the video of the cabin explode.

"what?"

"what……"

"Oh~"

Although there weren't many people, the sky was filled with regret.

"AO probably thought Heim might still be useful in the future, so they cut it off," Karex said quietly.

(End of this chapter)