Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 848 It was bad luck from the very beginning.

Armis stared ahead, seemingly lost in thought: "If we examine the skills that Gezar excels in, rather than his extremely upright talent, aren't they all for the purpose of potion alchemy?"
That Count Gezar was able to push human experimentation to the realm of the devil so easily... You know, that must have required an incredibly profound level of alchemy!

Even Lowry now can't do that.

Although it's because he wasn't interested in going in that direction, doesn't that just prove that even someone as talented as Lowry can't easily grasp that knowledge without studying it?
How did Count Naghzal learn that...? His brain is notoriously bad.

Then, how did he manage to contact the devil?

He did not marry Sebefia.

In addition, his outstanding wind-type talent doesn't even need the Storm Lord's favor... By the way, the reason we think Gezar is righteous is because only in this world do wind-type talents generally come from the Storm Lord.

No, they will naturally gravitate towards the Lord of Storms.

Although the Storm Nobles also have a dark side, as can be seen from the Schröder family, they also have a bottom line, and once crossed, the consequences are dire.

After losing the protection of the Lord of Storms, they could only save two children even with the combined strength of their entire family.

Travis, while determined to eradicate evil, will not implicate underage children.

The descendants of his own unfortunate brothers were only stripped of their royal status, but they are all still alive!
Gezar, despite having the strength, did not choose to stay near the capital, but instead settled down in the Ring Mountain Range, even at the risk of conflict with the Storm Nobles.

Some things seem normal when no problems arise.

But even the slightest observation and investigation revealed only suspicious points.

He suddenly stood up and pulled out a book from behind him, "The Chronicles of the North": "If we look at the beginning of our country, the period when the first king existed was exactly when the Lord of the Tower had just appeared."

If it were me, no, any patriarch with a bit of foresight, upon discovering such a thing within their clan, I would definitely find an opportunity to branch out into several lineages.

Although that advisor became famous because of the Tower Master, he had never been honest before.

It was because of his special reputation that the Lord of the Tower approached him, and the two sides quickly reached an agreement.

His unconventional ideas and exaggerated behavior will inevitably cause some conflicts, but they will also bring him very substantial benefits.

It's normal to be reluctant to give up.

However, leaving a way out for the family is a choice that a wise person would make.

Moreover, it would be more natural to choose to respond to the call of the Lord of Storms and follow the pioneering journey of the first king of the North.

The nobles who initially followed the first king of the North were mostly in this situation.

Anyway, they didn't skimp on the money and effort they were supposed to put in.

Naturally, nobody cares.

“Uranus might indeed like wind-type bloodlines,” Hades said softly. “On the other hand, the God of Time and Space doesn’t quite fit his preferences.”

"When I communicated with Hermes, I obtained some information related to Trahir. The isolation of our world has had a significant impact."

In the outside world, almost everyone knows the story of Trahiel, the undead summoned by the god of time and space, who brought many earth-shattering events to Toril.

And then there's William, who's dating Shar... who wouldn't want to know where he came from?" Armies shook his head. "It's just a pity that although the Trahir people didn't intend to keep it a secret, and the undead really liked to spread it around... however, they said so much and exaggeratedly that sometimes you have to compare it with the stories that the Trahir people themselves have passed down."

Since this happened recently, the truth still needs to be verified.

However, while not much is certain, one thing is certain: due to Uranus's influence, the god of time and space transformed into a demonic sorcerer for a period of time.

"Ah!" Persephone's eyes widened in surprise. "Has he been...contaminated?"

“Uranus was probably affected the moment Mount Olympus carried us into hell,” Armes said expressionlessly. “It’s normal that he hates us.”

If we hadn't done that, it probably wouldn't have been so difficult for him to be reborn after his ultimate destruction.

Uranus died too young, and although his death was dishonorable, the ones who should be blamed more are Cranus, who murdered his father, and Gaia, who murdered her husband.

Although it was Cranos who made the move, Uranus would not have let his guard down and fallen into a deep sleep without Gaia.

It's normal for him to be angry... Gaia clearly has the ability to fight him, but he deliberately disguises himself as a pitiful and absolute victim.

If Uranus had sensed Gaia's displeasure long ago, how could he possibly...

You could say he was short-tempered and easily angered, but you can't really say he's wronged the world.

The main reason for his disagreement with Gaia, which even led to enmity, was that he stood firmly on the side of light and refused to allow Gaia's children of chaos and evil to appear on earth.

Uranus may have thought it was good to banish the evil ones to the underworld, where they could indulge their desires and fight each other.

But Gaia felt that her child should naturally stand on the earth and under the sky... If Uranus didn't like it, why did he make her give birth? She was unwilling, but she was also unwilling to fight with Uranus over these things, which would prevent her from living her previous luxurious and decadent life.

Then, they went too far.

The Greek gods that followed, though some were good and some were bad, were mostly cursed beings, and Gaia's chaotic nature amplified their influence... well, the outcome was predictable.

They were the ones who committed the sins; it was Zeus.

As it turned out, Uranus was the first to be corrupted by Hell.

It's no wonder that the Lord of the Sky, even after being torn apart, still harbored resentment towards Zeus.

Even the God of Time and Space, who had severed his soul with him, had to find a way to vent Uranus's anger a little.

"Trahiel, is it the New World?" Hades asked tentatively.

“Yes, the brand new kind.” Armies nodded… Hades, who controlled the River Styx, certainly knew his stuff.

“That makes sense,” Hades explained calmly. “The new world has the most abundant life force, and it’s the easiest place for him to be reborn.”

In that world, the parasitic soul he chose must have had an extremely tenacious character and an unyielding will.

Only someone like that can overcome the demonic bloodline within him... If he could one day revive in that body, he might be able to use the special life force of that world to expel the aura of hell.

Perfect, the original soul will be greatly damaged as a result, making it easy for him to successfully devour it.

However, it seems he miscalculated.

“Trashir has been damaged by an accident,” Armos said with a strange expression. “Because of the fierce battle between Demogorgon and the Protoss nearby, the entire planet has been decimated.”

“A world with only one planet?” Persephone was startled. “Shouldn’t the new world be hidden away?”
Could it be that they went out on their own?

“It should be,” Armies nodded. “After all, it was clearly an accidental injury, otherwise Demogorgon wouldn’t have left so easily.”

Although the two-headed baboon has little interest in the material world, he occasionally captures a few unfortunate worlds to fill his abyssal dimension.

Hades suddenly laughed: "That's the most important piece of Uranus's soul, isn't it?"

That new world, if it weren't for some unexpected event, would have been enough for him to repair the damage to his soul and secretly develop for hundreds of thousands of years... As for us, who have only made some progress so far, we'll probably be controlled by him again by then.

They might have been killed outright.

“That’s not quite right,” Armes thought for a moment and then gave a fair answer. “If it is true that his most important soul was the most corrupted, then it means that back then, after we abandoned Greece, Uranus tried to save it.”

Even if it doesn't succeed, probably because of his delay, another group of people, or souls, will escape.

This is his good deed; we should not ridicule it.

Hades was stunned for a moment... He really hadn't expected this.

There's nothing we can do about it; those people in their family often do things that harm others without benefiting themselves, but they basically never do anything selfless.

He certainly couldn't have imagined that Uranus, the original god, would actually uphold the bottom line of the god of light, buying time for the mortals who had been abandoned by their own chief god to escape.

Hades shook his head: "We are still more like Gaia."

Armies smiled and said, "Don't think too much about it. It's not wrong to think about yourself."

As long as you don't intentionally harm other people's interests, it's fine.

“That’s how it is in Trahir, and here we are…” Persephone suddenly thought of another important question, “So, we also have fragments of Uranus’s soul here?”
Is it with that advisor of the Tower Master?

Hades and Armies understood what she omitted... Uranus's bad luck was terrible; wherever he went, explosions followed.

"I suppose so," Armes said thoughtfully. "Although the world of the God of Time and Space reacted first, we here must have been laying the groundwork for a long time as well."

If it weren't for the White Dragon's invasion first, and then the world's closure... then...

He suddenly stopped talking, and said with a worried look, "So, our luck, from the very beginning, is..."

Even Hades looked utterly dejected.

Persephone pursed her lips and suddenly asked, "Have you and Travis reached an agreement?"

"How could that be?" Armies chuckled.
"We have only preliminarily determined the bottom lines and expectations of both sides, and we can now move on to formal negotiations."

(End of this chapter)