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Having subdued the elves, Lynn turned and left the forest. The Chaos Dragon landed at the edge of the forest, and Lynn jumped onto its back. The dragon army continued south.

The Dwarven Kingdom is located in the mountains of the southern Source Realm, mountains composed of black rock, their surfaces covered with thick layers of ash and traces of cooled lava.

The dwarf king stood atop the gate tower of the underground fortress. He had already heard the news of what had happened in the human kingdom and confirmed just how terrifying the goblin weapons were.

Their own ironclad warships wouldn't last long against weapons of that caliber.

But he has no intention of surrendering.

Dwarves worship furnaces and anvils, the hammers in their hands, and real minerals, not any "gods".

Even powerful dragons and so-called "gods" could not subdue them!

However, he did not intend to put up a futile resistance, but was prepared to show that so-called "god" that the dwarf's will was harder than steel!

He ordered all the city gates to be opened and the drawbridges to be lowered.

All the dwarves emerged from the mine and stood in the open square, looking up at the approaching shadow in the sky. Some held torches, while others gripped hammers.

Their eyes were filled with intense fear, but they did not back down.

Dwarves may not be the strongest warriors, but they are certainly the bravest and most fearless!

As the dragon legion circled above the dwarf kingdom, the dwarf king saw that the dragons neither landed, nor attacked, nor uttered any threatening roars.

Fortunately, the worst-case scenario did not occur.

The chaotic dragon flew at the forefront, its wings gleaming with a dark blue light in the sunlight.

The so-called "supreme god" on the back of the Chaos Dragon remained indifferent, showing no signs of being a "god".

The Chaos Dragon spoke.

Its sound echoed through the valleys, traveled along the rock walls, and reverberated in every mine tunnel.

"Our Lord, the High God N'Zoth, has incorporated this world into his divine realm. The dwarves shall worship our Lord, making him the sole faith in this world!"

The dwarf king looked up at the dragon, sensing its immense power.

As the king of the dwarves, he naturally knew of this "ruler" level being from the Source Realm and was aware of its strength.

Now, however, they can only be used as mounts.

The dwarf king's gaze lingered on the dragon for a long time, then he looked at the tiny human figure on the dragon's back.

He opened his mouth, and his voice echoed through the valley, reverberating between the stone walls.

"The dwarves do not worship gods, but anvils and furnaces. If the Supreme God allows us to continue our faith, then the dwarves will acknowledge the Supreme God's status."

The Chaos Dragon looked down at the Dwarf King, his short, stocky figure reflected in its golden pupils.

Given the precedent set by the elves, the dwarves' demands were naturally easy to accept.

"The merciful High God allows the dwarves to retain their original beliefs and continue to worship the furnace and forging, but they must also worship the great High God."

"The idols will still be erected, and the churches will still be built. As for how you view this matter, that's up to the dwarves to decide."

"Furthermore—the dwarves must maintain peace in the future and must not easily start wars."

The dwarf king was silent for a moment, then bowed and performed a dwarf-style salute.

"Dwarves obey the will of the Supreme God."

After flying over the airspace of the dwarven kingdom, the dragon legion did not stop, but continued to fly south, crossing mountains and rivers, and over gray plains, all the way to the sea.

This is the last stop, and also the place for the mysterious and isolated sea creatures.

The number of sea creatures is not small; the boundless ocean has nurtured hundreds of millions of sea creatures, and it is also a vast belief.

The dragons circled on the sea, their wings creating white streaks of air on the surface.

The red dragon let out a deep roar, the sound traveling across the sea surface, through the water, and into the deep sea.

The sea creatures were peering out from their underwater coral cities and shell palaces, watching the enormous shadows on the surface of the sea and listening to the heavy roars coming down from the sea.

The sea creatures have no unified kingdoms and no supreme rulers.

However, "Dragon Island" itself is located overseas, and the dragon is also a semi-ruler to the sea creatures.

In particular, the blue dragons with water attributes have gathered a powerful group of aquatic creatures in the deep sea to protect Dragon Island as a barrier.

Now, the Chaos Dragon, leading its dragons, soars over the ocean, unleashing its might and roars, sending signals to the sea creatures and monsters to let them know who the true master is.

The sea creatures heard those roars coming down from the sea.

The oldest turtle priests, the whale elders who had lived for thousands of years, and the mermaid king who ruled the mermaid race all rose from the seabed and floated to the surface.

Looking at the coiling dragons, at the largest chaotic dragon, and at the human on its back.

They bowed and paid their respects without asking any questions or showing any resistance.

For sea creatures, things on land are unimportant; what they want is for the ocean to remain theirs.

At this point, all the major races of the Origin Realm had submitted.

...

In the months that followed, a wave of faith began to spread.

First, the first Supreme Temple appeared in the great city of the human kingdom, built by order of the king, located next to the royal palace square.

It is extremely large in scale and as magnificent as a royal palace.

The king personally attended the dedication ceremony, standing before the statue and bowing in reverence.

The ministers followed suit, then the guards, and then some civilians who were allowed to enter the square, all of whom were praying devoutly.

The statues in the dwarf kingdom are much simpler.

They carved a recess next to each furnace and inserted a stone slab engraved with the mark of the Supreme God, with Lynn's mark on it.

Dwarves used to pray to the anvil and furnace before forging, but now they place their hands on the stone slab, recite the name of the supreme god, and then turn to strike the iron block.

Although it was extremely perfunctory, the faith was genuine.

There is no church or statue in the Elf Forest.

They cleared a space in the Elf Forest, in the center of which stood an ancient tree that had been struck by lightning. The trunk was engraved with Lynn's holy mark, and vines and moss were wrapped around the mark.

Every full moon night, the elves would gather around this broken tree, singing songs and chanting forest hymns and the name of the supreme god.

The sea creatures built a shrine out of coral and placed it on the edge of the deepest rift valley in the ocean.

The rulers of various seas, such as the Mermaid King, the Turtle Priest, the Whale Elder, and the Shark Chieftain, make their appearances one after another.

Subsequently, large numbers of sea creatures gathered there.

Mermaids, sea snakes, octopuses, giant sea turtles, and the enormous sea beasts and deep-sea monsters swimming on the outermost edge—their outlines slowly emerged in the darkness, filling the entire trench.

They didn't make much noise; they simply scattered around the shrine, each facing that direction.

The turtle priest spoke slowly.

"The sea creatures have welcomed a new master; the great supreme god forever protects us from the heavens!"

Guided by the sea turtle priest, the entire sea race offered their faith to the supreme god.