Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 856 What is Armes creating?
I don’t know if it’s because of Luscania, but Travis feels that his judgment of other beings, even gods, is different from others.

For example, among all the gods in the sky, the goddess of wealth smells the best.

Perhaps it's because she smells of gold and silver jewelry.

The Lord of Knowledge has the most foul smell... This is understandable, as the scroll reeks of knowledge in the White Dragon's perception.

Of course, none of these flavors are as fresh and natural as Lowry's.

Even the most volatile dragons find peace around Lori... This is likely because the humanoid dragon's soul attributes lean towards the purest and most essential celestial beings.

But a god is a god, and a dragon is a dragon.

Even if Luscania didn't say it, Travis knew that Lowry was almost no different from a dragon.

Although he has a mysterious air about him... he's been good at acting mysterious since he was a child.

The Lord of the Tower is the only being who can give Travis that ambiguous feeling.

But when he first met Pat, he felt that she was indeed a genuine divine being.

Although their strengths differ, Pat and Evelyn Costa of the Lord of Valor are indeed a kind of being.

That indescribable, unpredictable yet intensely guarded feeling made Travis extremely uncomfortable.

He really wanted to find out the truth.

After all, the path to godhood taken by the Lord of Ice is one that no one else can replicate.

But the Lord of the Tower, no matter which path he chooses, always follows the most orthodox path.

So, what made him decide halfway through to add a magic tower to the divine authority he controlled?

There must be some special reason why the Lord of the Tower felt that this new divine office was more powerful and more suitable for him, or there must have been some hidden danger on his previous path that forced him to change his main divine office.

Back then, the world wasn't completely closed off yet!

He couldn't possibly be unaware of the dangers of the divine office of Lord of the Magic Tower.

So, did he make that decision suddenly because he knew he would have a long period of freedom to develop?

In other words, the Lord of the Tower foresaw everything before the disaster even occurred?
How can it be!

The world's will is completely unaffected.

The reason why such a terrible cosmic storm was caused was that more than three powerful gods perished at the same time.

There's even a Master of the Mechanical Realm inside!

Regardless of whether the singularity itself is a puppet or not, its divine power level is not bad.

Although he perished, he took his enemies with him!
That was a powerful deity of the Wild God level, and the Wild God was accompanied by more than ten subordinates of medium-level divine power.

Even the singularity's misfortune was due to the 'accidental' impact of the aftershocks of another pair of powerful gods who perished in a battle.

Otherwise, he would at most have returned to the Mechanical Realm with serious injuries.

In Luscania's legacy, there is a clue that this 'accident' may have originated from the mechanical realm itself.

After all, the Singularity behaved far too much like a puppet in that war.

His self-awareness was too obvious, which led the Mechanical Realm, which already had some suspicions about him, to simply kill him.

This is an old program from the mechanical world.

The singularity has gone through several generations... Not counting those singularities that disappeared without a trace, the one known to the outside world is already the fourth one.

But that was revealed during the battle. If the Mechanical Realm had planned it in advance, they wouldn't have done it so carelessly.

After all, knowing that he had impure intentions and strictly disciplining the Lord of the Mechanical Realm was one thing, but witnessing him take action was quite another.

As a symbol of absolute order, he would try his best to avoid giving the impression that he did not follow the rules.

But Singularity is both his most powerful henchman and his most formidable opponent.

As upgrades are an inherent attribute of mechanical beings, singularities naturally possess them.

Outsiders may think that the Singularity is the end of the Demon's Tomb, but the Singularity itself knows that it is not.

Only by becoming the new Mechanical Realm Will can he be considered to have achieved the most perfect advancement.

The reason why the publicly acknowledged Lord of the Mechanical Realm participated in that war was naturally because it involved a conflict between order and chaos.

The singularity, returning to the Mechanical Realm with the might of a great victory, will inevitably gain the approval of the laws of order... regardless of whether the will emanating from the laws is willing.

This is the terrifying aspect of absolute order.

Even he himself could not resist it.

However, he is not incapable of doing nothing.

All we need to do is make the singularity lose.

What kind of threat is it if someone is dead?
But none of this could have been planned in advance.

Travis spent a full three years studying Luscania's inherited memories to find the answer to this question, leaving virtually nothing out.

So how did the Lord of the Tower discover the clues so many years ago?
Is it another prophecy?
If anyone among them has the deepest understanding of the prophecy, it must be Armes on the other side.

Travis has really seen a lot lately... Luscania's inherited memories are extremely fascinating.

Perhaps it's because the five-colored dragons have a strong sense of curiosity in certain areas. Many of them are drawn to Greek mythology and want to uncover more gossip.

Even dragon liches can cause some trouble.

The most unruly creatures in the starry sky are dragons.

Many dragons paid a little attention to Hermes, who was seeking the help of prophets everywhere, because of that beautifully illustrated book of Greek mythology.

Thinking of this, Travis rested his chin on his hand and looked towards the door... He was quite curious whether Hermes knew how famous he was.

Travis, of course, understood the implication behind Armies throwing this thing at him... the despicable bastard who only wanted to take what was readily available.

He charged ahead, suffering terribly, while Armies was able to lie down until the very end!
But this also proves one thing.

This guy plans to take the path of a technological god... to invent and create a manifestation of divine power that all of humanity would need.

Whether you want to believe in Him or not, if you need that thing, you have to call upon Him when you use it and thank Him afterward.

The most typical example is Toril's magic net.

You may not thank the goddess of magic when you use it, and you might even secretly curse her after feeling bound, but no one doesn't know who the magic network belongs to.

Therefore, the goddess of magic, as long as she doesn't have such strong desires, can live well on earth even if she doesn't care about anything.

Unfortunately, it seems that the goddess of magic, Toril, has always had her own ideas, generation after generation.

Even the first generation, who was extremely calm and composed, took the world too seriously and considered himself incredibly important.

Otherwise, if it were Selenne, do you think she would choose to sacrifice herself at this time?

The world belongs to AO; someone as cunning and shrewd as him couldn't possibly be unaware of what was happening.

That guy just didn't want to pay the price for mortals, so he didn't want to get involved.

AO probably already prepared for the world to restart and planned to have Mystique restrict the mages afterward... but Mystique actually sacrificed herself to the world in a selfless way.

The only advantage is that it truly allows Toril's magic to be passed down, unlike the previous snake-man magic, which only had one set of Nether scrolls left.

The magicians of this world should also thank Mystique for her contributions.

Although those spells have changed due to the different worlds, their underlying nature remains the same.

Even mages like Lori yearn for Toril.

They were actually very interested to see what newer and more interesting knowledge the magic center had to offer.

The other two are not worth mentioning; neither of them seems quite normal.

I wonder what this new goddess of magic is like.

If you're not that positive or motivated, then going might not be a bad idea.

The divine creations of their world are not so eye-catching, but there are similar ones, such as the contract scroll of the Lord of Knowledge.

And, the treasure tray of the goddess of wealth... it was a huge silver platter, located at the feet of the statue of the goddess of wealth.

Those who need to assess the value of their treasures can place them in a tray along with one to ten gold coins.

As the gold coins disappear, the tray will display the specific information and estimated value of the treasure... If 10 gold coins are placed on it, it will not only show the latest market price, but also include price changes in the surrounding villages and capitals of various countries.

If there is no money, the items placed on the tray should be divided into two parts, with the portion offered to the gods placed on the half of the tray with the gold coin pattern.

Don't worry about the goods being too big to fit on the trays; each church's treasure tray is an embodiment of the goddess of wealth's precious artifacts, capable of holding everything in the world.

Of course, to others, it would appear as if the treasures had shrunk.

In reality, they were thrown into a special dimensional space created by divine power.

Wealth believers can receive a corresponding number of free attempts depending on their level.

Businessmen certainly care about this.

Therefore, even if they have their own beliefs, merchants will still offer sacrifices to the goddess of wealth... As long as you have money, the goddess of wealth doesn't care who you actually love.

However, neither of them could fully represent themselves with their own divine artifacts.

While their priesthood isn't as numerous as that of the Toril, it's not limited to a single role related to artifacts.

Travis knew he couldn't do it either... Even if he initially ascended to a single divine office, he would eventually take on other complementary divine offices.

This is not only for strengthening oneself, but also for protecting oneself.

No god would open a window to see the ambitious face of another god.

Unless you can guarantee that the path you've chosen is not only unique, but also one that no one else can touch.

Travis was genuinely curious this time.

He was eager to know what kind of divine authority gave Armes such confidence.

After all, the reason he could stand on either side of the negotiating table with Travis was because they were the only remaining gods who intended to ignite the divine fire, condense the divine crystal, and finally walk out of that gate properly before the world reopened its doors.

This is actually quite difficult.

Travis was able to do this because of his years of preparation and the way the path suited him.

What about Armies?
(End of this chapter)