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Chapter 380 Delis Feels the Gravity of Fate
A fresh breeze from the West Sea swept across the Emerald Isles, and a pirate ship with black sails sailed against the wind.

This is already the middle ring of the Blue Lake Island chain. Compared to the outer ring, which is closer to the lawless zone, it is rare to see such a large-scale pirate operation here.

Ships passing by would hurriedly avoid the black sails as soon as they saw them from afar. In their minds, any pirate ship that dared to sail so brazenly in such a place must have some extraordinary abilities.

What they didn't know was that the captain of the pirate ship was kneeling before a woman, trembling with fear, pleading desperately:

"Madam, this is the core area of ​​the Reid family estate! We really can't go in!"

"Oh? It's the Reid family? What a small world."

Delis sat calmly at the bow of the ship, sensing the direction of the feedback from her hunting power. A dangerous smile crept onto her lips. After replenishing her divine power, she immediately embarked on her journey to capture Feng Xue. The previous clash between the two worlds had made her clearly see Feng Xue's growth potential. Because of this, she did not wait for divine power to be delivered to her door, but set sail directly, striving not to give Feng Xue too many opportunities to develop.

However, to her surprise, after chasing all the way, Feng Xue was actually in the core area of ​​the family that worshipped the god of hunting!
what does this mean?
This means that even if Feng Xue's growth rate exceeds her expectations, she still has a huge reserve of energy that she can draw upon at any time!
"Is this the guidance of fate?" As an outstanding graduate of the Asgardian lineage, Delis held fate in high esteem. She immediately activated her divine power again, and after confirming that her perception was correct, she abruptly stood up and, under the captain's expectant gaze, drew her knight's sword from her waist—

"Either escort me a little further, or I'll kill you and find someone willing to escort me to be the captain."

As a deity from a pirate civilization, Delis knew how to communicate with pirates. The captain glanced sideways at the gleaming sword, then, remembering the two ships in his fleet that had been cleaved in two by a single strike, he swallowed hard and nodded.

"It is our honor to serve you."

"That's right!" Delis nodded in satisfaction, logged back into the terminal, and began to gather information about this world.

"The equipment is all pretty good, so why is the network such a mess?" Looking at the network accessed by the terminals seized from the Reid family, Delis muttered a few words of dissatisfaction. There wasn't much useful information, but identity verification was coming up every few days.

Fortunately, she wasn't looking for insider information; she was only researching to understand the mainstream beliefs in the world today.

Since she was able to connect to the divine network before the "crash," it means that this world is still under the jurisdiction of the Celestial Realm. In other words, this world must have a pantheon affiliated with the Celestial Realm.

Ordinary wild gods can be ignored, but those that join a god system must be carefully avoided.

After all, his status as a wanted person is a real fact. The Asgardian pantheon might offer him a chance to be promoted to the god of fraud, the god of crime, or the god of prisoners, but if he were to run into another pantheon, they wouldn't tolerate it.

"The world has a post-apocalyptic theme. The gods I know are all local deities in this world. I've never heard of such a place before. It's probably not the territory of a super demon king or demon god. It's more likely a joint testing ground for some pantheons... Currently, it seems to include the Brahma, Elysian, Aztec, and Narayana pantheons. There are some traces of Eastern pantheons in Chifeng, but it's probably not one of the three main themes (Ancestors, Star Gods, and Heavenly Court). It's probably some small, newly joined faction... This sea god is a bit like the Atlantis pantheon... Hmm, I wonder how much they received to become this target..."

Looking at the information about the sea god in this world, Delis breathed a sigh of relief. The test site can be seen as a breeding ground for celestial beings. In order to obtain fresh blood, those pantheons would occasionally choose a world with relatively low output as a base, create a natural disaster to create a post-apocalyptic era, and then let various pantheons develop wildly.

On the one hand, disasters are more likely to breed faith, and on the other hand, they can also be used to produce new divine positions to avoid social problems such as blocked upward mobility. In such a world, as long as you don't touch the "one true God" who is the target, it doesn't matter how much trouble you cause.

Just as Delis was secretly making up her mind to avoid the Sea God, she suddenly felt a tremor beneath her feet, followed by the sound of pirates crying and screaming.

"What's wrong?" Delis frowned, casually shutting down the terminal. Her gaze fell on the pirate who seemed to be running around like a headless fly. The pirate stiffened immediately upon being glared at by Delis and hurriedly said:

"The Reid family! The Reid family's warships! Warships!"

As they spoke, another tremor shook the ground beneath their feet. Delis immediately leaped high into the air, almost reaching the watchtower, and the warship that had attacked them finally came into view.

Sensing the abundant hunting power on the ship, Delis was not surprised but delighted, and immediately said:

"Just drop me off here, and you're free!"

"I'll give you a piece of my mind!" the pirate captain cursed inwardly, but dared not utter a sound. He quickly ordered his crew to turn the rudder. He knew very well that his status was not worthy of a warship being deployed. Once this lady made her move, they probably wouldn't be paying attention to him.

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but silently pray that he could escape the barrage of artillery fire he would suffer while fleeing.

The pirate ship captain has many things to consider, but Delis only needs to kill.

Although she lacks a glorious steed, the Valkyrie's golden divine wings, when spread out, still exude majesty.

She held the knight's sword, which was used for melee combat, with both hands. Although according to Asgardian tradition, using an axe was the standard skill for melee combat, Delis was, after all, a noble priestess. It was one thing to swing a battle axe on the spot, but she really didn't have the face to hold an axe after dismounting.

However, the knight's sword, empowered by divine power, was not to be underestimated. This sweeping strike from above directly parted the seawater, creating a trench. Although it quickly healed, the sword light at the tip continued to advance.

The hunting party sent by the Reid family naturally caught sight of the sword light. They had come specifically to hunt down Delis. Although their encounter at sea was accidental, each of the chosen ones could no longer suppress the rage of fanatics.

The crimson hunting power began to ignite, and streams of divine power, like torches, blocked the attack before the warship, even before forming a divine spell, solely through the strong will of the believers.

"Oh ho, that's pretty good!" Delis smiled as she saw her attack blocked. The Radiant Steed was being disobedient, so catching a giant wolf that was a good match for her divine status as a mount didn't seem like a bad idea.

(End of this chapter)