Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 854 Self-Awareness Must Be Clear

Persephone said firmly, "I am not afraid of any difficulties or obstacles, but I will never be a burden to my mother."

I will wait until she remembers me again.

Then, stand outside her door and wait for her to come out.

But, Armes, I wonder, is going to Toril really a good idea?
Is the current world not good enough?

Since she has already ensured the basic needs of the people in that world are met, isn't that enough for her to condense her divine essence?

"Guess how many people can survive in such a chaotic world?" Armies asked calmly. "It's a world that even Ransendel finds fascinating, full of unexpected surprises."

Even with his immense divine power, he couldn't predict the course of the world.

We still need to observe a certain wheat goddess.

Therefore, they had to seek help from the local deities.

Even if humans were born as powerful as elves and dragons, they certainly wouldn't be able to reproduce and thrive normally.

The reason why everyone can have enough to eat is probably because she only needs to provide food for 10,000 to 20,000 people.

The goddess that Ransendell sought out had the title of queen, but she only had one or two thousand men under her command.

This was already the strongest fighting force in that world.

The reason the undead found that world was because they were on the verge of collapse, and the bottomless abyss was waiting for them outside!
That was a cry for help from the will of the world.

The undead first appeared in the multiverse as a savior.

Otherwise, Alice, the catwoman who appeared with the undead, wouldn't have become a god so easily.

As long as she is willing to pay, hundreds of thousands or even millions of undead will work for her.

They don't even care about the amount of compensation.

Alice could get them to work using the jewels that were everywhere in that world.

How many people were there originally?

No one dares to offend Alice like this.

It was only because Lansendel was familiar with the undead that he was able to ask the goddess to help him find people.

The original humans of that world simply couldn't do it.

They have difficulty gathering a large number of people, and they have no way of ensuring that their subordinates can be found if they are accidentally sent to other areas, instead of living on their own.

Before Alice appeared, they were usually just a group of dozens of wanderers, going wherever they ended up.

Persephone must have had tens of thousands of followers before Demeter descended to earth and took the initiative to teach humans the principles of farming.
Who helped her resist?

Moreover, that is the faith of chaotic creatures.

How many of them, when they see food, think that it is a blessing from the goddess of wheat?

She remains a goddess of wheat ears to this day; no one knows her name, and no one has created a title for her. This shows that the world she inhabits is actually quite cruel.

Those who can survive there are probably not normal people.

However, I can understand why Demeter was able to reappear there.

That world is more chaotic than the abyss. The abyss is only disordered in its rules, but each plane is still stable.

Wow, the multiverse really has everything.

However, while complete chaos is troublesome, it can isolate the mark of death on the soul.

The Greek world... still has feelings for her.

She was lucky this time.

Almes shook his head... Gods like them, who turned their backs on the world, lost their destiny.

Their luck was already bad, and with the massive loss of good fortune, everything they tried to do ended in failure.

Fortunately, Mount Olympia was moved to Mount Paradise, where it received a boost of positive energy, which offset some of the negative impact.

That's how they found new possibilities.

And Zeus was the one who was beyond saving.

Although the Greek gods who traveled outside had some bad luck, and no matter how smart they were, they couldn't stop one misfortune after another from befalling them, this was actually a good thing.

Do you really think that the negative luck that has been offset can be completely ignored?

It simply reduced the risk of serious injury.

Only through a series of misfortunes can they gradually return to a normal life.

But Zeus was never forgiven.

After all, very few of the Greek gods who were able to leave Hell with Mount Olympus had ever done anything truly unpleasant.

For example, many of Prometheus's lineages survived.

Of course, no matter how good they are, they have turned their backs on the world and still have to pay a price.

However, none of this can be applied to Zeus.

In fact, the best outcome for him would have been to die completely and then hand over Mount Olympus to Athena.

But Zeus would not agree.

Even without feeling anything, he still wanted to live.

As long as he lives, he will not give up Mount Olympia.

Hermes had no other choice but to save himself and his friends while fulfilling Zeus's wish.

Even though he knew very well that Zeus preferred Gaia's way of life.

But he is the one who can make the decisions.

Hermes would naturally choose the painful but bright path.

Those who perished alongside Greece will indeed receive Greece's final blessing, but they will also bear the 'mark of death' from the multiverse. This mark will indeed gradually fade over time.

If they are resurrected multiple times in other worlds, imprinting their souls with the marks of those new worlds, they will eventually reappear.

And for people like them, no matter what their luck is like, their fortune will never be bad.

For example, Uranus wanted to be resurrected, and the candidates he found were all top-notch individuals like the Lord of Time and Space.

Although he failed as a result, he will inevitably have a large mark of death erased because of the existence of the Lord of Time and Space.

If Uranus had found a few more peerless powerhouses like the Lords of Time and Space, he might actually have been able to be resurrected, and even resurrected in his complete form.

At that point, Gaia will probably be completely destroyed.

Armies looked at Persephone, who had a tense expression: "But she, who has reappeared, cannot stay there forever."

Otherwise, she would just be that ear of wheat, shutting out all her emotions, acting arbitrarily, and having no idea why she grows food every day.

Demeter was so proud that even though she had lost all her memories and emotions, she was still herself.

No matter how dangerous, she would never give up as long as she could become stronger.

Since she was able to be reborn there, the mark of death on Demeter's soul must have been completely erased.

The rules of the multiverse are very rigid.

Regardless of how she escaped that hurdle, once she got through it, she got through it.

Armes could understand why Demeter was so much luckier than Uranus.

She truly has no karmic debts. Even if she did something outrageous in the past, she has cleansed herself of it all thanks to her many years of helping humanity.

But Demeter stayed with Greece until the very end.

Her deep bond was not because of blood debts, but because of merits.

The Greek world will only feel gratitude towards her.

Almes didn't think so; if Uranus had entered that chaotic world, he would have had the same opportunity.

No matter how much he tries to distance himself, Uranus still has to bear part of the sins inflicted by his descendants.

Persephone let out a deep sigh.

She also knew Demeter's temperament.

"Don't worry, Tyr is home this time, and the outside world's impression of Toril has changed a little."

AO's malicious scheme has failed, so he will definitely try to embellish his image.

The agricultural goddess from the small world was his best recipient of favors.

After all, his methods couldn't be applied to Apollo and the others whose names were already etched into Mount Paradise.

Since he can't stay, he'll act like a good person with principles.

As for the future, only those with power will have a future, Persephone.

“I understand,” Persephone said slowly. “I won’t do anything unnecessary.”

Armies stared intently at her, making sure Persephone truly understood the importance of the matter, before nodding in satisfaction: "It's good that you understand; this is the best choice for your mother."

Logically speaking, by the time their world reopens, Demeter, who accepted the AO's invitation, should have already established herself in Toril.

However, even he, Almes, had a way to contact the outside world!
How could Hades not be able to do it?

But of the gods that Hades could contact, Almes only wanted Jergus.

Yegos could definitely mess this up completely... He would never let anything that would please AO happen.

This is a test for Demeter herself; the involvement of external forces will only lead to disastrous consequences.

Whether she wants to or not should be her own decision.

Even a daughter can only wait quietly at this moment.

Knowing where she is is the greatest fortune.

Armies even thought that it might be because his behavior during this period was very much in line with the preferences of the multiverse, so he was just a little bit lucky...

Forget it, I don't need to comfort myself like that.

It's probably because the powerful deities he's been in contact with recently are all incredibly lucky figures that he's been able to get the news so easily, having absorbed some of their luck.

Knowing that you are the embodiment of bad luck, you have to be careful in what you do.

Don't do things that you shouldn't talk about or interfere with.

Whether Persephone finally understood his implied meaning or not, he shut his mouth expressionlessly, looking as if he didn't want to talk anymore.

“It’s dawn,” Hades said softly. “Have you prepared the materials for negotiating with Travis?”

Armies suddenly laughed: "With such a big problem in his way, our little squabbles are nothing compared to what's to come."

I definitely won't fight him for control; I'll give him everything.

I just don't know if he's up to the task.

See, isn't he just like that?

By leaving everything to those who favor fate and simply following them, one can avoid most pitfalls.

His intelligence and wit would only backfire in this situation.

Instinct goes without saying.

His greatest instinct is to seek advantage and avoid harm.

Tsk~ Gods can pursue profit, but they can't only pursue profit.

Even that old Chaos AO doesn't like his own gods being too selfish and self-centered!
Not to mention the world.

(End of this chapter)