Becoming a god by raising witches

That's Katerina's voice.

The boy turned out to be Lyosa Altman.

The youngest pope of the Alchemist Church, Lyosa Altman.

He is said to be a genius in the field of alchemy, destined to be a pope from birth. His life is legendary, and at his age, no one can rival his brilliance.

The fact that he could ride in the same carriage as Queen Katerina was enough to demonstrate his noble status.

Locke collected his thoughts and returned to the battlefield.

He was surprised that Julie Townsend would help him. Hadn't the Queen always wanted to kill him? Or had he completely changed Her Majesty's mind, making her see him as someone new to be used?

Or perhaps Julie Townsend has her own ulterior motives?

Nob Stott launched another attack.

The green orb appeared rapidly beside Locke, but the next second, it exploded on the building behind Locke.

A six-story building decayed instantly, the floors collapsed, and it turned into ruins.

The people inside the building were not spared either, but they did not die from the collapsing building; rather, their youth was instantly taken away, and they died from decay.

This is also Julie Townsend's ability.

Distortion and transfer.

She wields the power of the Witch of Chaos.

Locke was very envious of her abilities.

"Your Excellency Julie, there are still people in that building; not all the nearby residents have been evacuated."

Locke reminded him.

"Their lives are meaningless; they will only become nourishment for the evil tree of life. Didn't you notice that you didn't really kill it just now? It's still hiding underground, starting to spread to the city. Rather than letting the living become its nourishment, I'd rather kill them in advance. Every life that dies because of me will become my power."

Julie Townsend said coldly.

"So, you want to massacre the entire city?"

Locke looked at Julie Townsend in surprise.

Julie Townsend shook her head. "Her Majesty the Queen will not allow me to do this, but the people nearby are doomed to die."

"Locke, come to me."

Renis reminded her.

Locke immediately ran behind Renis. Being with a female knight like Julie Townsend made him feel unsafe and subject to moral condemnation.

"Your Excellency Julie, has Her Majesty the Queen arrived?"

Rhaenys heeded Her Majesty's command.

Manage your own people.

If Locke were to utter a single word to the other witches, Her Majesty the Queen would execute him.

Therefore, the best way is to prevent him from contacting other witches.

"Yes, together with His Majesty Lyosa."

Renis raised an eyebrow. "Isn't it His Majesty Moises?"

It sounds like a joke that Pope Moises of the Church of Life didn't come along, but rather Pope Lyosa Altman of the Church of Alchemy came to help.

"His Holiness the Pope Moises is currently in seclusion, contemplating the true meaning of life, and no one can see him."

Julie Dodson said.

It seems Her Majesty the Queen also received a cold shoulder, which is why the Witch Knight Julie Townsend knows so much.

'What profound meaning of life? That old man's just plotting something again.'

Rhine's thoughts reached Locke's ears.

Meanwhile, the youngest pope of the Alchemist Church, Lyosa Altman, had already stepped out of the carriage.

He had short silver hair, wore a dark blue robe with gold trim, and had a youthful face that looked only thirteen or fourteen years old. He held a small prism in his hand.

He threw the prism into the sky.

The sunlight seemed to be absorbed into it, and then burst forth in an instant, dazzling and blinding, making it impossible for anyone to open their eyes.

"what is this?"

Locke covered his eyes and asked the knowledgeable Renis.

"The Three Worlds is Lyosa Altman's special ability to drag everything here into three separate, independent worlds so that the people of Kosork can be saved."

"Then can't we just lock the strange tree up?"

Locke asked.

"Given Lyosa Altman's wicked character, he wouldn't simply confine the Tree of Life to a world."

Renis had just finished speaking.

The bright light disappeared, and Locke found that they were still in the Cathedral of Life.

But the surrounding buildings and people had all disappeared.

The Queen's crown is still standing not far away.

Norb Stott and the corrupted believers were also there.

And then there was the enormous, chilling mass of tree roots on the ground, densely packed together like giant pythons, now completely exposed without the cover of the city.

“Your Majesty, this is all I can do. The people of Kosork will praise me for saving their humble lives.”

Lyosa Altman has no intention of dealing with the monster; he has a slight case of mysophobia and dislikes fighting with these strange creatures.

Now all he wants is to return to his alchemy lab and continue his research on the path to the stars.

"Thank you, Your Majesty Lyosa, the people of Kosork will praise your virtues."

Katerina was very polite to him, even though he looked like just a teenager.

Lyosa Altman nodded slightly, his figure transforming into countless colorful bubbles and disappearing into the carriage.

When Rhaenys discovered the arrival of the Witch of Chaos, all she wanted to do was escape the scene with Locke. She was never a dedicated or hardworking leader and would choose to slack off whenever she could.

So he immediately used the power of shadows to escape with Locke and arrived at Queen Katerina's side.

"Your Majesty, Rhaenys will be responsible for protecting your safety."

Katerina looked at the other knight beside her, Sharon Bergman, "Go help Julie, and let me see how much you've improved."

Locke vaguely sensed that the witches Julie and Sharona had grown stronger, and Katerina's words confirmed his suspicions.

Chapter 194, Rhaenys, you're out!

Frida's doubts were all answered, leaving her in shock for a long time. She stood there, stunned. It was the collapse of her faith and the despair of helplessness.

"Now do you know why the Cult of Life didn't stop me?"

Katerina said calmly, and then left Frida's cell with the four witches who followed her.

She entered the laboratory, which contained rows of giant test tubes, each containing the body of a young girl. Their bodies were covered in tubes, and their eyes were lifeless, like soulless shells.

"The experiment has progressed to the second phase, Your Majesty. The second batch of witches will be produced soon."

An elderly man dressed in an alchemical white robe stepped forward. He was Igor West, a scholar of the alchemical sect and the main person in charge of the experiment.

Beneath the white robe and hood, a pair of incredibly cloudy eyes shone with fanatical passion. His deeply lined face and brown age spots indicated that he was no longer young; he had lived to be 146 years old, yet he was still full of enthusiasm for alchemy.

His status in the alchemy cult was second only to the Pope, and he was hailed as the greatest scholar of darkness because the subjects he studied always required the sacrifice of one's life.

Katerina nodded slightly to the old man and inquired,

What is the probability of it getting out of control?

"The probability of it getting out of control has increased to 60%."

"Can we go to war?"

"Of course, they are your sharpest weapons. Once they die on the battlefield, you can retrieve the witch's heart from their bodies."

Igor West said with a smile that was like that of a grim reaper from hell, a smile that sent chills down one's spine.

Katerina didn't like that smile, but she loved his research. She would build an invincible witch team to clear all obstacles for the Tumen Empire.

"Has the power of the Forest Witch been successfully replicated?"

Katerina asked.

"I'm sorry, this may take some time, after all, you didn't bring back her Witch Stone, which is her only power."

Igor West said, bowing his head.

Katerina turned to look at the three female knights, who were all kneeling on the ground.

"It was our mistake. The Witch's Heart should no longer be in Kosork, but wherever it has been taken, we will find it."

"No need. It's not an indispensable force. Instead of spending time searching the world, we should focus on dealing with what's happening right now."