Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 850: A Chance for Commoners?

Hades was still relatively unfamiliar with this world, so he immediately asked a few questions that had been bothering him... It sounded like those gods weren't quite normal, and he needed some more accurate information.

Armies gave a swift answer, while also trying to shield himself from his own perceptions so as not to influence Hades's.

However, Hades still had a clear thought: the gods of this world are all somewhat... strange.

Those from Toril, who come from Greece, can understand this; it's all a matter of background.

But the gods in this world, who are all upright and walk the righteous path, always seem to have a sneaky, elusive air about them.

really weird.

Hades suddenly understood why Armies was gazing at the night sky and sighing.

However, compared to Toril, which is somewhat similar to Greece, this world better meets their requirements.

Having a bottom line is better than having none, regardless of why they have one.

Hades asked hesitantly, "Did the Goddess of the Night know everything and then make the choice to sacrifice herself?"

Armies paused for a moment, then turned to look at him: "What nonsense are you talking about?"
The night does indeed show great care for the world, but not to that extent.

She would fight to the death for this world, but she would not give up herself for it.

Don't think of her methods for dealing with the Tower Lord and the White Dragon King as a sacrifice.

No, she's always been quite easygoing about this.

There aren't many people or gods who can catch her eye, but that doesn't mean she and...

Don't compare her to Athena in terms of personality.

You think her behavior is contradictory because she has been bound by the will of the world and the sun god from the very beginning.

The extreme, selfish, and chaotic aspects of her personality were suppressed because of the love and care of her father and brothers.

Once a bottom line is established, it won't be easily broken unless something major happens.

Especially when the world's will is sacrificing itself for the sake of the entire world, no matter what she thinks in her heart, she will try her best... to act more like a good person.

He didn't mention Artemis because the Greek gods all knew that the Hunting Moon wasn't truly a virgin goddess willingly choosing to remain chaste.

Unlike Athena, she actually quite likes handsome and dashing young men.

However, Artemis was a germaphobe.

Between the possibility of being defiled and the beautiful young man, she chose to remain pure.

Furthermore, she and Apollo were twins, so their fates were intertwined... To put it bluntly, if she were defiled by Zeus, Apollo would also be in extreme danger.

To protect her brother's bottom, Artemis couldn't console herself with things like "just consider it a dog bite."

Armies shook his head: "She will choose to absorb the power from Toril Silvermoon mainly so that she can become more perfect."

Although she also relied on intuition, her intuition was far more reliable than ours.

Persephone's lips twitched as he listened.

Putting Serene and the word "perfect" together just sounds awful.

"You all think Serene is no good just because you've heard too many jokes about Toril," Armes sighed. "She just has personality issues, but she really doesn't have any strength."

She and Shar were powerful goddesses who joined forces to kill countless Aragami!
The reason she became so indulgent later was because Toril no longer had any external enemies she was seriously concerned about.

As for the mess that followed, tsk~
Torrel's laws are inherently incomplete.

Salle might think that's good, but Selenne might think it's bad.

Sal may see Selenne's actions as a betrayal, but others are better off not thinking that way.

Chaos and darkness... Ha~
What would chaos and darkness without light become? Just look at Greece to find out.
Char later realized that she might not have been completely oblivious, so her resentment was almost entirely focused on Serene's autocratic rule.

“But, Shar can actually be persuaded, can’t she?” Persephone asked gently. “She’s not the kind of person who’s so stubborn that she can’t be persuaded.”

However, to persuade her, one would need a great deal of reasoning and extremely earnest persuasion.

Serene was annoyed; she believed her intuition was more reliable, so she ignored her sister's discontent?

Like Hades back then, he was cynical and unwilling to reconcile with the world.

But if you gradually get him to open up, he will give a positive response.

Persephone differs from other goddess queens in that she actually possesses a portion of the sovereignty over the underworld... which even Hades cannot take away.

This is where she is, and why special creatures from the underworld, such as the red spider lily, can take root and sprout here.

The reason she has this power is because it was she who made Hades truly embrace the River Styx and become the true messenger of the River Styx.

Then, Styx gave her a positive reward.

Wherever she went, the River Styx would bloom with flowers of the underworld for her. Fortunately, the couple eventually calmed down, stopped thinking about Mount Olympus, and completely bound themselves to the River Styx.

Although the couple has now become the gods of the underworld in this world, it does not mean that they will live and die with this world.

The River Styx is their true home; this place is their encampment.

Of course, if they stay there permanently, it's no different from their own home, but they still have their own support and don't have to worry about the local gods being too hostile... At most, they can ignore them, and no one would dare to harm them.

We are all intelligent beings, and we know which beings we should not provoke.

Maintaining the current harmonious atmosphere with Styx is the best choice.

It's already very fortunate to have a Styx messenger like Hades, who appeared before this world's ascension.

If it were later, then it could only be considered as having faith in a god, and they would not be able to control the River Styx at all, but could only borrow the power of the River Styx.

Or perhaps, it's simply an alien god.

They certainly wouldn't have the same level of goodwill towards this world as Hades... What they did outside Hades' Egg of Life still earned Hades's gratitude.

Hades, who can act entirely according to the rules and bottom line of the River Styx without adding his own special demands, is the luckiest man in the world.

That means he basically won't affect how the world works.

Persephone was incredibly grateful for his and his wife's decisive decision to completely abandon Mount Olympia.

Otherwise, their family's fate wouldn't have been much better than that fool Poseidon's.

Poseidon, the god of the sea, has never even entered the Sea of ​​Love.

The Dreamers of the Ocean never refuse any sea god; even fish-man leaders can enter. Even if there are grudges between them, once someone asks for help there, a sea god of the same nature will surely lend a helping hand.

Although Poseidon was shameless and incompetent, he did bring forth so many ocean-themed gods... Most of his children's mothers were ocean fairies.

Poseidon was aware of his weaknesses. Knowing that the sea was unwilling to accept him, he chose to force a few unfortunate sea creatures to join him and then use those scattered children to rule the sea.

He doesn't need those children to obey. As long as he possesses the Trident of the Sea God, he can suppress these offspring who bear his bloodline and use them to transmit his power to suppress other sea creatures.

Tsk~ Which ocean would accept a god who is determined to become the master of the mountains?
Poseidon refused to give up, and naturally, nothing was found.

Otherwise, how could he have no support at all and only be able to get a breather by selling his daughter?

“That’s probably it!” Armes nodded. “At first, I also thought that Shar really wanted to return Toril to chaos completely.”

But when I heard that she had fallen in love, I realized that wasn't the case.

She actually knew many things perfectly well... What she couldn't accept was the betrayal from her own sister.

But love seemed to be able to soothe the emptiness and resentment in her heart.

Armies gave a strange smile: "I suppose the one who's feeling bad right now is Serene, who's been completely abandoned."

With Shar's extreme personality, she can only see one person at a time.

Upon seeing her lover, she would naturally abandon her sister.

The darkness that once haunted them is no longer visible; the moonlight in Serene must be so cold it's practically frozen solid.

“Then she will indeed see the Goddess of the Night,” Persephone said softly.

Regardless of whether the Goddess of the Night can find a more perfect version of herself through Serene's moonlight, she is indeed enough to threaten those archmages outside.

Compared to the ruthless and vicious Shar, the mages would certainly prefer to deal with Serene.

Not to mention making enemies over such a trivial matter!

Persephone breathed a sigh of relief: "That's good. We can be a little more at ease in the River Styx."

The presence of Serene and Tiamat together is quite threatening, especially for mages.

"How much longer do you and Travis need to talk?" Hades couldn't help but ask.

What he should do now is travel all over the world and release a little bit of the aura of the underworld.

This will ensure that most people's souls return to the River Styx.

"Hades, there's a question I've always wanted to know," Armes asked with a serious expression. "Travis has been probing the same thing lately."

"What?" Hades looked at him intently.

"Is the reason why this world was able to form a unique knightly bloodline is because the souls had no place to return to and were directly transformed into spirituality by the world's will?" Armes asked very seriously.

"Hmm?" Hades blinked, pondered for a while, and finally gave his answer, "You're right."

Once the soul begins to find its final resting place in the River Styx, the spiritual responses in nature will decrease.

Armies' expression darkened: "Does that mean that the opportunities for ordinary people will gradually become nonexistent?"

(End of this chapter)