Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 973 Brothers Who Dote on Their Sisters
The Lord of Storms, who had been silent until now, impatiently intervened in this absurd conversation: "Night Elves are inherently fond of fantasy, and occasionally they even make up some boring stories."

The fantasies of a young girl in her youthful exuberance may be interesting and a little crazy, but they don't affect anyone.

Even if she really went mad.

But Dark Night... she really does cause trouble.

So, you should say a few more sarcastic remarks to her.

Neither I nor Dadi are good with words; she's clumsy with words, while sometimes her ramblings seem to make a lot of sense.

The sun god never bothered with her antics, since she couldn't cause any major trouble that would anger the heavens and the people.

Over the years, only you have been able to shut her up directly.

Toronto was somewhat bewildered: "I don't think I'm that important!"
Besides, all I did was point out that some of her inexplicable choices stemmed from selfish motives.
That and..."

“The real darkness doesn’t actually have those hearts.” The goddess of wealth suddenly intervened in the conversation. “She is the first moon, the other side of the sun, the opposite of all reality and illusion.”

Many of the things she does are things that she herself doesn't know why she sometimes does.

Our advice is too... based on the perspective of laws and the world.

Ultimately, it all comes down to the meaning of God.

This was completely useless against Dark Night, who, shrouded in the Illusionary Moon, was not affected by the laws at all.

But you... your perspective is rather novel, and she'll get angry after hearing it... Once she's emotionally affected, she'll start to think.

Once rationality returns, the darkness will no longer pose a problem.

Just like your conversation, our perspective is definitely not the same as yours.

Instead, it would remind her that when Pat's men choose a father for their child, they would never choose a man with Ghezal blood, let alone someone whose mother is also a follower of the Tower.

Although your words were sarcastic and barbed, they did indeed give the darkness a normal sensation.

Toronto felt like he was listening to a bunch of nonsense, and his face contorted in disbelief.

"I see you know quite a bit about Toril's twin moon goddesses?" The red words suddenly popped up.

Toronto nodded: "There are many stories about them in the Dragon Legacy."

"Then you should understand... the sun and the moon, unless they appear at the same time, will always have different strengths and weaknesses, and different brightness and darkness."

Toril had a moon first, but no sun, so Serene and Shar were the only light there.

Essentially, that world was chaotic and dark.

The sun formed from an inextinguishable fire must also be cold and dark.

Their sun is actually a reflection of the moon.

When that Amannata tried to encroach on my territory, I tested him slightly... Heh~ Even if he hadn't encountered someone as powerful as me, he would have inevitably failed in his attempt to devour a true Sun of Light.

His being, with its inherently fiery base, was completely incapable of merging with the flames of light.

The sun god's handwriting was steady and calm, but his words were extremely domineering: "If a world had a sun first, then the silver moon is the reflection of that light."

All her light comes from me.

The reflected light will inevitably produce a large number of illusions.

When darkness appears, it first condenses into an illusion.

But back then, our world was just like an egg.

The eggshell is sealed.

The starlight from outside can't get in at all.

When my light is obscured, the sky is shrouded in darkness.

The most fortunate thing about Dark Night is that the simultaneous appearance of illusion, darkness, and moonlight allows her to directly control the three laws.

I know you've never understood why we didn't let her associate with the Toril sisters.

This is the main reason.

She is a reflection of light, not its opposite.

As long as I remain steadfast, the darkness will never fall.

The underlying illusion allowed her to draw upon the sisters' strengths and apply them back to herself.

It might go crazy for a while, but it's nothing serious.

Dark Night would not do anything to cross her bottom line.

Toronto blinked.

"As for what you're thinking, that humanity might be affected by this..." the Sun God said somewhat coldly, "When humanity chooses to exist alongside the gods, rather than as their servants, they should decide their own future path."

Even if Dark Night suddenly adopted Shar's style, she wouldn't instigate a war of annihilation. Those she could influence would only be those who already harbored evil intentions.

"Don't always make it sound so serious," the Lord of Storms chimed in. "We all know that Night Elves can't do it."

When she looked at Serene, what she paid most attention to was Luna's face.

When watching Shar, the focus is on secrecy.

Our little sister, although she's a bit mischievous and spoiled, is still a very, very good girl.

She has love in her heart, so she won't do anything she'll regret.

Don't always bring up the unpleasant things upfront.

"Such a beautiful and adorable little sister, what's ugly about her!"

"You cannot deny this danger..."

“There aren’t that many dangers around, Dark Night knows that.”

Toronto chuckled awkwardly, making no intention of joining the conversation; it had nothing to do with him. Clearly, while these others had accepted the Goddess of Night's choice, the Sun God… fundamentally disagreed.

The others were completely spoiled.

As for the Sun God... Toronto suspects that he intends to leave this matter to the world's will, which is about to return.

Although this person did not quite agree with Dark Night's choice, they felt that Dark Night should be able to control himself. However, having gotten used to fighting against evil, they still felt vaguely uneasy.

So, while the words may sound harsh, the actions themselves are absolutely unacceptable.

They just kept mentioning the potential risks of this matter.

Wow~ A sister with several older brothers, that's quite something!

Then he confirmed something else.

The Goddess of Wealth is definitely not some legendary alien deity.

She is not only a deity born from this world, but also very likely an incarnation of these original deities.

It might even be... a demigod born into the family of some god, and one that appeared very early on, possibly even having been with the immature goddess of the night.

Only in this way could she speak in that intimate tone, with a certain distance, when mentioning the Goddess of the Night.

She was looking up at the goddess of the night, yet she felt a sense of closeness because of their familiarity.

Yes, if Pat hadn't left him and his mother because of those accidents, he would probably speak to him with this tone.

As a deity of faith, the Goddess of Wealth appeared very early, back when the world's will still existed!

No, it should be said that the gods have not lost their supreme rule because of human resistance.

No wonder the world's currency has been unified.

But this is indeed a key point that remains constant regardless of how the world changes.

The existence of gold coins ensured that rulers of various countries dared not create counterfeit currency.

The value of gold was also kept constant above the average level of the multiverse, thus balancing purchasing power considerably.

That embodiment of the world's will is simply... incredibly skilled.

The appearance of the Tower Advisor may simply be to give him a better understanding of pure economics and society.

No matter how much progress is made in a fantasy world, it can never turn red, after all, it is a world of individual power.

But even the most corrupt Great Britain is still far stronger than the pure will of a king.

In fact, the situation in the North shows that if Travis hadn't suddenly appeared, those noble ministers would have been a strong obstacle to the king.

Even so, when Leon ascended to the throne, the great nobles of the North still managed to cause so much trouble.

Conversely, it can also be said that the situation of the Ice Age royal family serves as a warning to all monarchs.

No one would allow the future of the royal family to become the Icefield Royal Family.

This world is so interesting.

Toronto narrowed his eyes and pinched his earlobe... The gods seemed to be a little more humane than he had thought.

Toronto completely disregarded the statement made by the Sun God that the true nature of the Goddess of Night was an illusion.

He himself was extremely skilled at creating illusionary artifacts and understood one thing very well... The most fundamental requirement for making an illusion indistinguishable from a real one was to rely on some special spiritual material.

The better the underlying material, the more realistic the illusion will appear.

And to be able to conjure up the illusion of a powerful goddess... just think about what level of materials those would have to be.

The only possibility is the Dark Law.

The sun god didn't lie, but he also hid something.

That's why Toronto was able to determine that he didn't approve of the Night Goddess's adventure.

However, no matter how much he disagreed, it was something his little sister wanted to do, so he still tried to downplay the matter.

It's not for any other reason than to ensure that Toronto, when faced with the goddess of the night, will still dare to speak the truth.

Of course, it has to be the Toronto style... which basically means not trying to reason with her at all, but directly seizing on a loophole and starting to mock her.

That's Toronto's talent.

In the past, when netizens argued with each other, who would bother to reason with them?
Saying too much will give others leverage against you.

The more reasoning you give, the more opportunities you'll have to find fault with yourself.

Everyone just needs to focus on one point and attack it relentlessly... while grand principles are just summaries after victory and self-consolation after defeat.

Unexpectedly, the Goddess of the Night fell for this... It's a bit hard to keep up; he really was just venting his anger.

Toronto casually replied, "I'm not that free, unless she comes after me herself."

"Heh~" The golden words flashed by, "That's enough."

With you saying that, she'll definitely consult you before making any decisions.

Toronto asked with a strange expression, "Is she... having princess syndrome?"

"What is this?" the Lord of the Earth asked curiously.

"Narcissism, immature psychological age, unbalanced self-esteem, and an excessively inflated ego..."

"do not talk."

“Okay,” Toronto replied with a smile. “Will you build the Victoria amazonica lake tomorrow morning?”
I'll ask you one more time, you really have absolutely no problem with that fountain?

"No," the Lord of the Earth replied quickly, "definitely not."

(End of this chapter)