Becoming a god by raising witches

Locke nodded, his long hair now curling up around Sieg's neck again.

"Since you've already sacrificed twice, you might as well sacrifice once more. Behind you are a group of defenseless noble ladies and wives. You don't want to be unable to drink red wine with the ladies at balls in the future, do you?"

"That's true, but wait, Locke, what are you going to do?"

Sieg found himself being transported to the mud monster and cried out in alarm.

"It's all up to you now, Sieg."

Sieg transformed into a tree-man again in mid-air, only this time his size was noticeably smaller.

The Treant's ability to self-destruct is not something that can be used indefinitely; three times is the limit.

If he still can't defeat the mud monster this time, Sieg will have no choice but to slip away and find a way to protect himself.

He wasn't the kind of hero who would sacrifice himself for others; he was a very pragmatic person. He believed it was his duty to save as many people as he could, but if he couldn't do it himself, saving his own life was the priority, and he wouldn't have any moral burden.

If it weren't for Locke's orders, Locke Shadow might have already found a place to hide. Compared to Sieg, his moral bottom line is even lower.

"What should we do now?"

Reni Kulikov questioned Locke.

At this moment, Locke was no longer seen as a lowly sheriff, but as a powerful individual blessed by the gods.

"The Fallen Angels have come prepared this time. Do nothing now, just stay here quietly."

As Locke spoke, he walked to the torn painting on the ground.

He was searching for the painting while the guards charged forward despite warnings.

[A girl's smile.]

The [girl's smile] has been torn up by Sieg.

"It seems that the famous painter Anna Watson was also a member of the Church of Life. His painting sealed this [Girl's Tears], the strange object C294, which was a gift to the previous Earl of Hagen. Its purpose was to defend against attacks from outsiders, but unexpectedly it was used by the Thousand-Faced Spider."

Erin said.

"What should I do now?"

Locke asked.

"The evil god you worship can grant you the power to reverse the fate of this painting being torn up; all you need to do is pray to Him."

Locke broke out in a sweat.

What evil god do I worship?

I have faith in myself.

"I had temporarily severed my connection with that person when I entered the Cathedral of Life."

Locke could only make things up.

“I can tell you’re lying, but if you promise me a dish that’s even better than beef stew in Burgundy as payment, I can do you this little favor.”

Erin said.

"please."

Locke immediately pleaded, as he did not want the reinforcements to be unable to enter because of this strange object.

Eileen controlled Locke's hand, piecing the torn painting back together and covering up the painting of "[The Girl's Tears]" again.

She recited a difficult incantation in the language of dragons, and the torn cracks gradually disappeared.

Anna Watson's paintings have been restored.

At the same time, a blinding green light pierced the darkness, illuminating the entire world.

Chapter 110, Lord of the Spirit Realm

The Queen's District Earl's mansion was disturbed by strange forces, which attracted the attention of Renis, the head of the Sixth Sheriff's Court. Renis then invited Cardinal Nob Stott of the Cathedral of Life.

That blinding green light just now had the power to cleanse all things; it was a light of purification and healing, effective only on friendly forces.

This is precisely Norb Stott's ability.

After the strange object C294 [The Maiden's Tears] removed its barrier to the surrounding space, the green light covered the entire Earl's mansion.

The mud monster was sucked into [the girl's tears], and the dark street quickly disappeared.

The wounded guards, including Reni Kulikov, had their limbs regenerated and their wounds healed rapidly, except for those who were completely swallowed by the mud monster and lost their lives; the healing was ineffective against them.

Furthermore, their bodies have been completely fused with the Mud Monster, and they are essentially now part of the Mud Monster.

Renny Kulikov and the others were cured, but at the cost of dizziness and temporary amnesia. They all collapsed in the green light and will lose this terrible memory when they wake up.

Of course, they wouldn't remember that Rock Bemon once saved their arrogance with his long hair.

Sieg lay on the ground, panting heavily.

"Finally, finally we're saved."

Locke also walked out of the Earl's mansion and stood in the courtyard. He promptly dispelled his clone to avoid causing unnecessary trouble.

Locke was surprised that after Nob Stout and Renis appeared together, the Mud Monster offered no resistance whatsoever and simply hid inside the strange object C294, winning without any suspense, but leaving him with many questions.

"Locke, Sieg, are you alright?"

Half her body was bathed in green light, which made her black hair and face appear green, and she asked, like the Mother of Spring.

Locke shook his head. "It's nothing, just some minor injuries. I'm grateful to Sieg this time."

"No, although I was seriously injured, the greatest credit goes to Locke. If Locke hadn't restored this [Girl's Smile] painting, we would all probably be dead here."

Locke helped Sieg up from the ground. Both of them were seriously injured. Sieg had suffered three extreme self-destructions, while Locke's injuries were caused by muscle damage from being controlled by Eileen and the attacks he sustained while fighting the Thousand-Faced Spider.

Renis glanced at Nob Stott, who had a cold face and was a full 2 ​​meters tall. Nob Stott nodded slightly and cast two healing spells on Locke and Sieg respectively.

Both of their bodies were enveloped in a dense green light. Then, their skin began to age rapidly, wrinkle, and fall off. New skin, like that of a baby, grew out at a visible speed, covering their entire bodies.

Locke and Sieg exchanged a glance, their eyes filled with excitement.

This healing not only took away the pain, but also made them look a year or two younger for no reason, since their skin is newly regenerated.

"Praise be to the goddess, and thanks be to Cardinal Norb Stott."

Sieg picked up the green leaf from his chest, bowed deeply to Nob Stott, and expressed his sincere gratitude.

Locke followed his example and saluted Nob Stott.

"Praise be to the goddess, and thanks be to Cardinal Norb Stott."

Nob Stott nodded slightly, his gaze falling on the [girl's smile] in Locke's arms.

He held out his hand.

Locke glanced at Renis.

“Give it to Bishop Norb; he has the authority to take anything from here.”

Renis said calmly.

Locke handed the strange object C294 to Nob Stout.

Nob Stott tore open [The Girl's Smile] to reveal [The Girl's Tears], bit his finger, and drew a complex pattern on the painting.

[The Girl's Tears] In the scene, dim streetlights illuminate the dark alley. A girl crying in the darkness exchanges a glance with Nob Stout, wipes her tears, turns around and jumps onto the Mud Monster's shoulder. The two walk into the depths of the alley and disappear into the painting.

"The mud monster and the girl have disappeared?"

Locke asked in surprise.

Nob Stott shook his head. "No, He simply chose to return to the spirit world."

Locke discovered that Nob Stott used the word "He" instead of "she" or "it," which proved that the weeping girl was probably an even more terrifying being than the Thousand-Faced Spider.

"Isn't she the little girl depicted in the strange object?"

Sieg asked curiously as well.

Renis explained to the two ignorant investigators,

"[The Girl's Tears] is called The Girl's Tears because the little girl in the painting was cursed and turned into a mud monster that the world despises. She has to keep devouring living things to survive. The one just now was the spirit lord Fian Russellda, who was invited by the mastermind. Fian Russellda is also known as the Witch's Calamity. He likes to devour witches and gain power from them."

“Fian Russellda is a friendly spirit lord. Although we don’t know who invited him, he hasn’t made a move yet, which is lucky for you.”

"Nob Stott said."

"Yes, He is waiting for the witch, but unfortunately there is no trace of the witch here."

"Renes said."

She was now 100% certain that this was a trap set for her subordinates. They were using the [Witch's Book] as bait to lure her out, hoping to get the Witch's Calamity, Fian Russellda, to kill her.

As for why Fian Russellda left earlier, it wasn't because he was afraid of him or Cardinal Nob Stott, but because Nob Stott brought the church's sacred object, a strange object tainted with the goddess's aura [the Goddess's Sword].

Fian Russellda feared the goddess, not any of them.

While Rhaenys was deep in thought, Locke was also lost in thought.

If Fian Russellda couldn't sense that Irene was a witch, does that mean the evil god behind Irene is even higher than Fian Russellda?

What causes this discomfort when your pet is marked by a powerful being?