Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 860 Uranus had no such luck.
For this ancient white dragon that did not choose to degenerate, the propagation of its offspring is an extremely difficult problem.

In particular, how can the life of a fledgling dragon be saved in a multiverse filled with hostility?
Their original level was too high.

Most of the world doesn't even have the energy to allow them to reproduce.

Some worlds may be able to allow dragons to exist, but they will not openly reject the existence of dragons. Instead, they will secretly alter the properties of the primordial energy, making it impossible for the hatchlings to emerge.

This is also why, despite Toril's reputation as a dragon-destroying place, most dragons, especially the five-colored dragons and metal dragons, are still willing to stay there.

The nine-headed dragon god Aio, who secretly competed with AO for the world back then, actually stemmed from the open nature of Toril... Toril's world wall was actually built by the gods later.

The properties of that world are closest to the essence of the multiverse, and the nature of chaos will never be changed by the will of the so-called creator god AO.

How perfect for a dragon!
In addition, AO has always been mysterious, and his name is somewhat similar to his, so the Nine-Faced Dragon God Aio really had the idea of ​​taking his place.

So it's normal for those two old guys to fight each other.

Of course, it's more normal for the White Dragon King to choose to leave that world and search for his dream home.

To put it bluntly, the White Dragon is actually the most rebellious of the five dragons.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have resorted to such degeneration for the sake of the survival and reproduction of their race.

Despite the powerful beastly nature of some white dragons in certain worlds, once their intelligence returns to normal, they will immediately start to value their offspring again.

It cannot be called descendants, but rather the continuation of the race.

That was a stirring deep within the soul of the white dragon.

The lack of concern for one's own flesh and blood, and the importance attached to the existence of one's offspring, are contradictory, but from the perspective of the instincts of evil creatures, they are indeed understandable.

Their world truly lived up to its reputation as the future home that the White Dragon King had found at a great cost.

The original level is high enough to provide energy for the white dragon to reproduce, but there are not many powerful beings that can harm the white dragon cubs.

The world's will itself is a relatively tolerant type.

As long as you abide by his bottom line, he doesn't care whether you are evil or not, and he is willing to accept any race to settle in.

“Our world only cares about the result, not the origin… It’s really perfect.” Bowen slowly spoke up after hearing this.

Bowen, and his predecessors who studied world history, were quite content with their world.

So what if we are tolerant towards the outside world?
He is even more tolerant and loving towards his inner self!

Without the care and concern of this global will, how could humanity have achieved its current status?
Just think about how miserable the most basic humans are in other worlds explored from various documents.

Of course, in those worlds, the limits of human potential are very high.

The key issue is that they have no bottom line!

True scholars are all insightful people.

No matter how high your IQ is, it's useless if you can't protect yourself.

Even if you want to gain the protection of the strong through your intelligence, you still need to have the ability to survive and reach them!

Bad luck, born into the poorest family... what good is a brilliant mind?
The knights are indeed the biggest beneficiaries of the rules set by the world's will.

But scholars also benefited greatly.

Even compared to those who are naturally stronger than ordinary people, they are the ones who survived because of this rule.

The knights, on the other hand, simply lived better lives.

Therefore, for Bowen, the rebirth of the world's will is truly important.

He certainly hopes the world can be a step up from where it is now, rather than a place like Toril.

Instead of completely losing control because of some messy things.

"Lowry is really okay?" Bowen still couldn't believe it. "He can't possibly be... the embodiment of the world!"

“No,” Hades said decisively. “If it were merely dragon blood, then it might be possible.”

After all, the world has already accepted the White Dragon, so it's fine for him to appear as a descendant of the White Dragon.

But, angelic blood is absolutely out of the question.

Don't you guys always say that Lowry does things in an extreme way?
That's clearly because of angelic blood.

This world may have many rules and requirements, but those are just basic principles.

As long as his bottom line is not crossed, he can tolerate any kind of existence.

Angels simply cannot do this.

If he dislikes something, no matter how many benefits you offer, he won't accept it.

If you force him to accept it, he might just fall into depravity.

That is an imprint originating from the source of bloodline, and it is one of the fundamental properties of the multiverse, which cannot be changed at all.

Asmodeus dared to attack Paradise Mountain because he actually transformed his own attributes through devouring, truly becoming a god from hell!
Otherwise, no matter how many wicked thoughts he came up with, he wouldn't dare to easily harm his own birth.

The world's will wouldn't do this to itself. Lowry must have been an accident.

If he weren't a descendant of the wind element, I would have suspected him... Ha~ It's Koeus.

Persephone looked helplessly at her husband... He still hated Leto so much that he couldn't tolerate Apollo and Artemis.

Coeus is the symbol of celestial motion, and the child born from his union with Phoebe, the symbol of light, is born with the attributes of the starry sky.

It is still a self-illuminating star.

Regardless of whether he was deceived or not, and regardless of any dissatisfaction he harbored, Hades took the construction of the Underworld very seriously.

But he did indeed dislike the darkness and gloom of the underworld.

Therefore, rather than wanting life to emerge in the underworld, his initial idea was to give the underworld its own sun, moon, and stars.

At the very least, there are stars that can faintly shine.

Leto, the son of Phoebus and Coeus, is most likely to achieve this.

After all, although she had obtained a portion of Nyx's Night Godhood, it was not perfect and she was fully capable of developing new divine powers.

Furthermore, given her dependence on Hera and her submissive and hardworking nature, Hades simply decided to ask to marry her.

You could say he had ulterior motives, given that his marriage proposal was very utilitarian.

But his reasons were quite valid.

As Olympian gods, they had an obligation to cooperate with him in perfecting the Greek pantheon.

Of course, Leto decisively rejected Hades through Hera.

Corleto may refuse once or twice, but if Hades persists, Zeus will likely sell her.

Hera's protection may not always be effective.

Her concerns are understandable.

Hades had no intention of forcing her... She was the queen he had married. If he had forced her, did he not remember how Uranus and Cronus died?
But he didn't intend to give up so quickly... that would be a bit embarrassing.

In fact, Hera knew her brother quite well, and her statement that Leto should hide for a hundred years was perfectly reasonable.

Unfortunately, Leto himself did not believe it.

She quickly seduced Zeus.

Everyone knows what happened to Leto afterward.

But this infuriated the proud Hades... What did it mean that he would rather betray Hera, who cared for him, and be the lover of a fool like Zeus than be his queen?
Besides, if you don't want to, then you don't want to!

Hades didn't press her for an answer repeatedly!
If he just stays silent for a while and lets this matter be forgotten by all living beings, then it would be natural for him to withdraw his invitation!
Hades only thought it was somewhat possible because he had heard that Leto had sworn to Hera that he would never associate with Zeus.

It's worth noting that even though Zeus had agreed to his request, Hades didn't force Leto to go with him.

Therefore, that incident hurt Hades a lot... not emotionally, but in terms of his reputation.

This is also why Zeus couldn't refuse Hades's request for an Olympian goddess to be his queen of the underworld.

After all, you can't repeat yourself three or four times.

But it's going to be five months old for him!

Even if Hades had the best temper, he certainly wouldn't be able to tolerate it. Zeus was still somewhat afraid of his brother who could beat him up, and dared not really cross his bottom line.

Persephone wouldn't hold grudges about what happened before she was born... Hades only understood that feelings and desires were two different things after he was with her.

Not to mention the kind of desire based on self-interest.

Furthermore, Hades only brought up past grievances when they encountered matters related to Leto; he didn't usually dwell on them.

Having listened to Apollo for so long, the fact that he only reacted now shows how much he had endured... However, directly giving Lorian the title of Apollo's grandfather is a bit excessive.

If word gets out, it'll only cause trouble for Lowry!
She had a fairly good impression of the mage baron next door and didn't want him to get into trouble because of Hades's nonsense: "Rather than saying that, you should say he's Uranus, isn't he? No one is closer to the air element than him!"

Hades, embarrassed by the sudden outburst at his grandfather, opened his mouth awkwardly and managed to ask, "You, this is...?"

“Pear shared some beautiful clothes and jewelry with me from Maple Ridge,” Persephone said to himself. “I think his taste is very Greek.”

Hades quickly chose to remain silent... Persephone usually did not interfere in matters of the underworld; the only two times she did were both for the sake of her favorite jeweler.

She loves the goddess of spring and has youthful hobbies.

Ordinary jewelry craftsmen tend to favor elaborate and colorful designs because of the tastes of the nobility.

Persephone cherishes every encounter with people who are truly adept at the minimalist aesthetic.

Hades guessed that the mage next door was the same...tsk, isn't that more like Koeus?

Uranus didn't like playing the innocent and demure; he had very strong tastes.

But more than that, Hades wanted to complain: "You're overthinking it. Uranus doesn't have that kind of luck!"

(End of this chapter)