Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 842 When will Lowry wake up?
A pastor who blooms his own flower in a desert will immediately become a saint!

Even if they only benefited a little from the opportunity, it was still pioneering work!

They all won by taking this opportunity to receive even one-tenth of the divine favor.

The northern region has been really lively lately.

Those churches have brought in many capable pastors, some even with the power of chief priests.

Otherwise, Ezra wouldn't have blurted out... Compared to the troublesome Deputy High Priest Macmillan, who might drag the Hamilton family into a mess, the high priests of other churches were clearly more appealing.

But that was just a misunderstanding on his part.

Knowing that a proper bishop could solve the problem, Ezra certainly wouldn't do such a foolish thing again.

He's too impatient and always gets into trouble because he's too concerned.

But at least he admits his mistakes and corrects them.

Ezra turned to look at his wife, nodded solemnly, and then quickly slipped away... without saying goodbye to His Majesty the King, who was sitting in front watching the spectacle with great interest.

"Please forgive my father's rudeness, Your Majesty," Armes pleaded calmly.

“You’ve had a good time, Armies.” Travis was genuinely not angry. “However, I’ve known Ezra longer than you have. That’s just his personality. I won’t hold it against him.”

He looked at Bowen, who had a frustrated expression, and said with some emotion, "Bowen, you used to be a handsome young man!"
Look at him now, he's almost completely bald, and he's still so round.

Unlike knights, magic-based professionals can maintain their physique as long as they get enough exercise.

Muscles won't be lost quickly.

However, magical energy can still help them maintain their physical health.

As long as you don't overeat, you can be very healthy even without much exercise.

Bowen's appearance isn't just due to his love of food; it's probably also because of excessive stress.

Travis's team of advisors, who handles affairs of the entire country, has never seen a scholar fall to Bowen's level.

Armies' eyes flickered slightly... He had a feeling that His Majesty the King might have some misunderstanding.

But then he thought again... given the current situation, it seems that this misunderstanding isn't entirely unfounded.

Then he immediately put on a smile: "It is our good fortune that Your Majesty is so tolerant."

“Don’t say things like that.” Travis glanced at the giant clock standing at the front of the hall, a hint of confusion flashing in his eyes. “In one month, I will go back and formally hand over power to Leon.”

After that, in the Northern Kingdom, only His Majesty Leon remained.

"So fast?" Armies was startled. "I thought there were still three years left!"

“Leon handled all the situations very well.” Travis suddenly sneered, “He even managed to keep up with the frequency of those guys’ antics.”

A month later, we can catch them all in one fell swoop.

Speaking of which, your scholar friend actually did come in a bit of help!

"Carlo?" Armies was genuinely bewildered this time. "What can he do?"

He left Carlo there so that he could grow up quickly... to put it bluntly, so that he could learn more from the masters.

Because of his father, Bowen was more inclined to be a war-oriented scholar, and the spells recorded in the scrolls were somewhat too disorganized.

While it's not a major problem, if he could be more logical, Carlo might even learn the path to help his father find the way to transcendence.

Knowing that the world would restart, Armies naturally hoped that Bowen could gain enough vitality through his own power.

Moreover, even when entering the divine realm, magic-based professionals above level 20 are more at ease.

Otherwise, even if he could grant Bowen a position of godhood, Bowen would find it difficult to maintain his own will for a long time.

The laws are never something that can be easily exploited.

If you cannot control the laws, then you will be controlled by the laws.

Armies knew that his father would never want Bowen to have that day.

Of course, he never expected that he would have to consider so many miscellaneous things because of his parents... Hermes in the past would only think that letting his subordinates enter the kingdom of the gods would be the greatest reward.

He could not possibly be like Toril's Ransendel, who sacrificed more than half of his divine power to build the divine kingdom into a true kingdom for the sake of the believers' existence and freedom.

Although Armies could understand why Ransendall did what he did, he would never sacrifice himself like that.

It's estimated that few gods would approve of Ransendall's approach.

After all, the Lord of Dawn had never deceived his followers; all the followers who participated in that matter did so for their own benefit.

Ransendall was simply giving them a very likely opportunity.

They did it after careful calculations, believing that there was an 80-90% chance of success.

Those are hundreds of millions of elves; it would be a miracle if even one-tenth of them truly believed in Ransendel.

They don't even take Corelon seriously!
Their ultimate defeat can only be attributed to their surprise at how shameless AO would be.

This is also the main reason why AO could no longer maintain its iconic image.

All the beautiful legends of Toril were torn away at that moment, their realistic facades shattered.

But you really can't blame Ransendall for this.

But Ransendall still sacrificed his divine power, so that for many years afterward he could only watch other gods wield power in Toril.

However, Armes thought that Ransendel would target Amanatha.

Even if they can't completely devour the face of the sun god, with a little manipulation, they might be able to obtain enough divine power from the sun to replenish his missing divine power. They just need to be wary of AO's ulterior motives.

But if Ransendall can put in half the effort he had back then and take precautions against Shar and Serene, he could probably swallow up most of the profits before AO could react.

Finally, don't be greedy and don't really want to become the sun god.

But Ransendel didn't make a move!

Armes could see that.

Although Amannata was ultimately only a weak... well, maybe even a medium... divine power?
It doesn't seem that strong.

But his power was pure, untouched by any of the dawn's light.

It is clear that Ransendall truly remained chaste until the very end.

That's incredible!

How can you not take action?

Power that's within reach!

When Almes thought of Ransendel, he couldn't help but shake his head... Could it be that what Tachibana admired was Ransendel's purity?

That's possible.

Exactly, didn't anyone try to persuade Toril and his gang of scoundrels?

Although Ransendel has a strong will, it would be more accurate to say that he has an extreme personality; in fact, he is quite easily influenced.

Almes thought all of Tagi's messages to her lover were utter nonsense.

But it seems Ransendall really listened to that!

In fact, it seems they did even more than Tahime had expected.

Armies suddenly reached out and touched his forehead... Lately, his thoughts had been lingering on Toril's old acquaintances.

That ominous premonition was all too obvious.

Could it be that Amanata's cup recognized him?

No, it's impossible.

It's probably still the feeling from Hermes' side that's at play.

After all, it's Paradise Mountain that's about to descend into chaos, and as long as Ransendel is in good health, he'll definitely go watch the spectacle.

It's likely Hermes will be cornered... That guy always felt Hermes might know some secret information related to Tagore.

But he actually did have it.

Hey!
"What are you thinking about?" Travis asked, a little curious. "You seem to be having some trouble."

"You'll be sending your subordinates into the divine realm in the future, won't you?" Armes glanced at him before whispering a reminder, "It's best to let them advance to the transcendent realm before they go."

"Why?" Travis paused for a moment before asking with some concern, "Does the divine kingdom consume soul power?"

"It should be called assimilation," Armes replied simply and clearly. "The laws you control, your divinity, will fill your divine kingdom with your knowledge."

People with insufficient spiritual power are easily assimilated by these perceptions.

Devout believers are most likely to become angels, or even rise from mortals to angels, because they have long since given up their ego and are thus quickly assimilated by the laws of nature.

Angels, creations born from the union of laws and divine power, are not something anyone can make.”

Travis quickly recalled the differences between angels that Lori had mentioned when she was explaining some basic knowledge to him.

The angels of the divine kingdom and the proper angels derived from the laws of positive energy are incomparable except for their similar appearance.

It is only because in the multiverse that angels have become symbols of justice and light that the original gods preferred to use this form to convert believers.

The creations described by Armes are similar to the "puppets that have no thoughts other than the commands of God" that Lori describes.

He just put it more subtly.

After all, he will definitely create a divine kingdom of angels in the future, so there's no need for him to berate himself.

Travis hesitated for a moment: "Is there really no other way?"

Almes laughed: "Not really..."

He quickly recounted Ransendall's story.

Travis understood, and immediately changed the subject: "Lowry will probably like this Lord of Dawn."

Even if he killed hundreds of millions of elves?

"Is one of them someone Lowry knows?" Travis countered.

“What you said is not wrong.” Armies thought about it seriously. “Then Lowry would indeed like Ransendall’s personality.”

Katarina stepped back slightly and asked Valera with a wary look, "They want us to pass on a message."

What?
"Could directly talking to Lowry poison them?"

Travis couldn't help but smirk, then immediately put on a smile again: "Valera, how long does Lori usually sleep?"

Valera's eyes flickered: "Our lord's current coma is caused by excessive mental exertion, and it will take at least half a year."

Travis sighed softly, "I thought he would be able to witness Leon's coronation ceremony in person!"

(End of this chapter)