Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 795: Let's go to Toril first.

Lowry was praised innocently; he genuinely had no idea what he had done.

Could it be that he was reminiscing about the past while looking at the God of Time because a trace of Uranus's resentment remained in his body, causing his emotional fluctuations?
The impact is too small, isn't it?

Is that bittersweet feeling also a form of resentment?
The God of Time and Space was still expressing his admiration: "It seems that your soul and willpower have been cultivated perfectly, clearly having undergone countless trials and tribulations, otherwise there wouldn't be no gaps at all."

Mind and body are perfectly integrated... Many level 30 archmages can't achieve what you've done!

Lowry blinked blankly: Is this saying that reading more gossip is good for self-cultivation?
Thank you to those ancient dragons who died young?

Or perhaps it was him, who insisted on finishing the story even when he had a headache?
The hardworking, determined, and ambitious warrior that the God of Time and Space spoke of... seems to have nothing to do with him.

Fortunately, Lori didn't need to say anything; the God of Time and Space continued on his own: "Although you and I are different, and you didn't gain life through Uranus, you still received some of his attributes."

As a humanoid dragon, you left behind a considerable amount of angelic heritage, which must be related to his nature of light and the sky.

Uranus was cunning by nature, and he knew very well that with his soul fragments flying all over the place, there was a chance that they might encounter a child like you with a lineage.

If he succeeds, it will naturally be his good fortune, and he will even gain a powerful reputation for himself.

Huh~
In the multiverse, the destruction of the Greek pantheon lies in the fact that its most powerful beings, who should have lived as world rulers, such as Gaia of the AO level, instead became traitors.

Even a pantheon like Mulholland doesn't just cause trouble in its own world!
Even if a frog in a well grows into a giant toad, what future can it possibly have?
Of course, some of the Greek gods were not unaware of the wonders of the outside world; they simply couldn't leave.

Don't be fooled by how easily Uranus's two brothers left; if it were a descendant of Cranus, there would be absolutely no way they could have passed through the outer membrane of the Greek sky.

Uranus will not give them that chance.

The God of Time and Space glanced at the isolation wall: "Hermes is worthy of respect because, in order to find a glimmer of hope for Greece, he did not hesitate to cross the River Styx and walk along the narrow and deep waters of the underworld."

He never complained, but everyone knew about the many crises involved.

Even the most skilled dodging expert cannot avoid encountering enemies every time.

Therefore, when the gods of fate encountered him, they were all willing to give him a chance.

Even prophets on the evil side are the same.

His character and morality are based on his strength, and he will naturally receive the respect he deserves.

If it were any other country... well, Greece only has him.

The other Olympian gods could not possibly leave the River Styx.

The God of Time and Space shook his head: "Hermes seems quite nice, but you should be careful about that when you're with him."

He was, after all, born in Greece and a born god. Even if he was relatively friendly to the weak, he would never engage in fair trade with them.

There's no problem with your transactions now.

But if you can't keep up with his pace later, he will definitely try to outdo you.

Although with your talent and ability, you shouldn't fall behind, but you need to understand the difference.

Lowry nodded obediently.

His live feathers also followed suit.

The God of Time and Space couldn't help but soften his heart.

Although Lowry can't be considered his family, he's still a distant relative.

Clearly, his family isn't only capable of producing people like William.

There are still good kids out there!

The God of Time and Space, whose mood had improved, continued, "The sins committed by the Greek pantheon are indeed immense."

However, if we consider the entire multiverse, Greece is by no means the world with the deepest resentment.

However, although the destruction of Greece had multiple causes, upon closer examination, it was only related to these.

The Greek gods felt they had died unjustly, and there was a reason for that.

Especially after they left Greece and saw so much of the world, they probably felt even more wronged.

People who eat humans are still thriving!
But actually, from the day Mount Olympus appeared, this was their destined fate... Do you know why?

Seeing the God of Time unconsciously adopting a teacher's demeanor, Lori obediently shook her head: "I don't know."

The God of Time and Space said with a serious expression, "Every pantheon in any world has an upper limit as its foundation."

The more powerful a deity is, the stronger its support will be.

For example, Toril's maximum value is AO.

So no matter what they do, as long as they don't cross the AO line, nothing will happen.

Even if you're filled with resentment... you still have to be able to reach it!
However, the Greek sky was the first to stagnate, its height remaining unchanged, while Gaia never considered taking over the responsibility of supporting that sky.

As long as the sky remained atop Mount Olympus and Uranus remained asleep, she cared nothing more… If the Greek gods did not die, who would?

The God of Time and Space suddenly sneered: "If Uranus were to actually possess your body, which has such a powerful bloodline, then as long as he is shameless enough and willingly places himself under your ancestor's name, then he would truly be making a fortune."

All the resentment and karmic debts he carries will be taken over by the one at the very top of the bloodline.

Would the nine-headed dragon god Aio care about something as trivial as Greece?

The lingering resentment associated with dragons probably couldn't even fill one of his feet.

“Io won’t agree,” Lori said sincerely. “He’d rather have a pot that Tiamat throws at him than an ear pick from Uranus.”

"Heh~" The God of Time and Space couldn't help but chuckle, "What you said isn't wrong."

Therefore, Uranus was also prepared to encounter a more demanding bloodline. For example, the nutrients he left for you to promote the growth of the angelic bloodline.

This is enough to ensure that most powerful individuals won't bother with him.

The God of Time and Space suddenly laughed again: "But for Aio, it's not enough."

This can only be considered as compensation for his offense against Io, but what about you, the person involved?

Although Io is indifferent to his own children, he rarely interferes in major events other than the extermination of his clan.

But he's an elder who would create an ecological ring for a dragon that fell into a spacetime rift!

Even those greedy dragons who thought the ecological environment was good and simply took it over were allowed to do as they pleased.

It's just that they're throwing new ecological islands into the cracks.

Io's attitude toward his descendants depends on whether he might suddenly glance at them.

And how could he not see you, who has come into contact with such a momentous event as the multiverse?
Uranus probably never imagined that his luck would be so bad, drawing the worst card possible.

Even if you awakened the bloodline of a Seraph, it would still be more advantageous to him than this outcome.

“You seem very happy,” Lowry asked softly.

“Of course.” The God of Time and Space laughed. “Although I didn’t expel the resentment in your body, it was indeed resolved because of my appearance.”

My relationship with Uranus has actually deteriorated to a very small extent.

It was enough to help him avert a crisis that would lead to his complete demise.

Although Io has a bad temper, he wouldn't go so far as to kill you if you were unharmed.

At most, he'll cause some damage when the ancient dragons encounter him.

Lowry nodded, looking confused.

The Io he remembered seemed to have this kind of personality.

The God of Time and Space was very pleased: "That way, I won't need to do anything more."

Once I help Almes defeat Zeus, I can return to Trathir to continue my experiments.

Lori, remember, don't leave your world until you reach level 25.

"Hmm... if you come from a background that's kind to everyone and has good relationships with all factions, level 20 is actually fine."

Lowry gave a wry smile.

The God of Time and Space looked at him sympathetically: "Children of the Aiou family, it's always better to be well-prepared."

After all, most of the world probably wouldn't be willing... um?

The God of Time and Space paused for a few seconds before saying, "William said that if you reach level 24 within a hundred years, you can go to Toril to take a look first."

AO has been at odds with certain gods for some time, preparing to let Toril live in chaos for a while.

I think you probably already know that.

Without AO's meddling, Toril is safe for a legendary mage.

For Toril to suffer the greatest calamity is the dragons and Shar.

"Hmm...you're definitely fine with both of these."

Dragons of all races, even dragon liches, still show some leniency towards dragon offspring that are not their enemies.

The ethereal dragons that roam the astral plane are rare creatures with few enemies, and even Tiamat doesn't seem to care much about them.

At most, Lori's slightly obvious angelic aura would be disliked by the dragon lich, who would kick him away a hundred and eight thousand miles away.

Shar goes without saying.

As long as Lori doesn't bother with her for no reason, Shar won't stoop to arguing with a child.

As for people like Cyric, they are actually quite easy for Lowry to deal with.

Although Shirek was crazy and Bane was bad, they both knew very well what kind of people they couldn't mess with.

Perhaps the nine-headed dragon god Aio wouldn't care about Lori's life, but he definitely wouldn't mind taking advantage of Lori's crisis to face AO again.

And Cyric and Bane are the perfect scapegoats for AO.

They're both very shrewd; they'll definitely avoid Lowry.

Therefore, Toril estimates that nothing major will happen in the next one or two hundred years.

However, the only thing AO's frustration and his promise had in common was that they were short-lived.

Three hundred years is the most.

Even if Toril were prosperous and happy at that time, AO would not be satisfied.

What he wants remains a mystery to this day.

But it is certainly not something that can be obtained from a normal world.

Something bad is bound to happen sooner or later.

Everyone understands this point.

Otherwise, Hermes wouldn't have proactively recommended his friends.

(End of this chapter)