After I died, my personal maid rebelled.

Boom!Boom!Boom!

As if some force had knocked on the gates of the earth, the city walls shook violently, waking Lucas from his blanket.

He scrambled to his feet, brushed the dust off his face, and looked up at the rising sun.

The eastern sky was filled with white light, and a strange golden glow rose from the horizon, twisting and struggling like tentacles.

A vast and insane scene unfolds before mortals, the world becomes unreal, and their brains and hearts tremble with a stinging pain.

Lucas was incredulous and it took him a while to come to his senses. He quickly ran back and shook Isolde, who was curled up on the ground, awake.

"Isolde, get up and look! There seems to be a serious problem with the sky!"

Half-asleep, Isolde yawned, threw off the thick blanket, sat up, and rubbed her eyes.

She turned her head and glanced at the sky. Oh, it was dawn, but not fully bright yet.

and many more! !

Startled awake, Isolde's eyes widened. The bound light and the seemingly boiling earth were both conveying a very dangerous signal.

Someone is interfering with the laws of nature and even attempting to stop the cycle of day and night!

Who is it...?

She slightly opened her mouth and exchanged a silent glance with Lucas. From Lucas's tense gaze, she knew that they had both thought of the same thing immediately.

Goddess, goddess of life.

If we exclude personal feelings, the Goddess of Law is undoubtedly the most powerful goddess, so powerful that even other gods would sigh in awe at the sight of the sun and moon in motion.

The Goddess of Laws created this world from nothing, and left behind the transcendent system of magic for any future life forms.

But now, the violent, twisted sunlight, pressed firmly below the horizon, has been restrained by some force.

Several more earth-shaking tremors followed, and the towering mountains collapsed instantly, while the city walls cracked amidst the earthquake.

Without a word, Isolde jumped onto Lucas, allowing the agile Lucas to carry her to a safe landing.

"Okay, I need to get this sorted out."

Isolde, being carried by the princess, rubbed her face, brushed aside her thick, fluffy long hair, and several delicate magic circles lit up at her fingertips.

As expected, Isolde received no response from the Great Sage. She then began to monitor the flow of magic, only to receive invalid information that the magic concentration of the entire world was rising rapidly.

"Okay, I'm a little hungry."

Isolde jumped down and decisively chose to give up.

Before the words were even finished, sections of the city wall collapsed in the distance, revealing a vast forest of bony shrubs within the city.

"Ha, we really will be going to go hungry from now on."

Lucas chuckled indifferently. The sky over the entire continent was half bright and half pale gray; the sun had not yet risen.

And what are they doing? They just destroyed a city...

The earthquake struck the Eastern Territory intensely. By the time the guards reacted, Miss Luna had already been buried in the ruins of the castle.

Paul was frantic. He was so stupid. He only knew that Luna was very fast and could rush out of the castle in an instant, but he forgot about Luna's ability to fall asleep like a pig.

Regardless of whether it's windy or rainy outside, if the young lady isn't awake, she's not awake.

The guards worked tirelessly, digging and moving things, before finally managing to pull out the young lady, who looked utterly resentful. Fortunately, aside from being covered in a layer of dust, Luna was unharmed.

As Luna took the photos, she shook herself, leaving a trail of gray mist in her wake before raising her binoculars to look at the eastern sky.

The end of the world has probably come. My older brother said that the world is a giant sphere, and the sun is also a giant sphere. So what does this mean? The world has stopped turning?

Luna couldn't understand it, but Lisa, who was squatting on the ground, was deducing the state of the entire world by constructing magical formulas, stroke by stroke.

She held a Philosopher's Stone that Paul had handed her, several magic circles swirling and shimmering around her, and runes written with charcoal in her hand gradually filled most of the square.

It's too small; the earthquake was too small.

Magicians were perhaps the first people in this world to study gravity. Therefore, Lisa knew very well that once the balance between the sun and the world was broken, let alone this small earthquake, the entire continent could potentially be torn apart.

"Does anyone know where Philip is?"

Lisa suddenly looked up at the stunned crowd.

"Who is Philip?" Luna put down her binoculars and blinked twice.

"Young lady, Philip was the Southern Territory mage who guarded the Undead. He was the one who relayed the news of the Undead army to us, and he also helped us in Green Canyon City later."

Timo, with his excellent memory, immediately stepped forward to answer, mentioning that he and Fili were actually good friends.

Lisa gave a thumbs up. "Yes, that magician has been studying celestial bodies and gravity. Maybe he has a more accurate answer."

"So what's your answer?"

Upon hearing that the other party had appeared in Green Canyon City, Luna had a few clues. The mage Philip was probably still in the Northern Territory, and she didn't know where he was hiding to do his research.

Simply put, neither the world nor the sun has stopped running; it's just that a certain moment in its state has been captured and replaced with the reality we should be facing.

"In other words, it's 11 a.m. now, and the sun is about directly overhead. In fact, it is there, but we can no longer receive its light."

Lisa pointed to the horizon and sighed, "Our sunlight has been distorted below the horizon."

Everyone felt a chill run down their spines upon hearing this, and when they looked at the golden, violent light again, they understood why its struggle was so intense.

Something is interfering with the laws, or rather, it is trying to break free from the constraints of the laws.

However, everyone soon breathed a sigh of relief, as the golden light slowly covered half of the sky, the azure sky returned, and the warm sunlight shone down, making their view even brighter.

"Alright, there's no use worrying. Remember to reassure the public, and we'll do what we're supposed to do."

Luna clapped her hands; she wasn't worried about the end of the world.

Dying of old age is death, dying in battle is death, the end of the world is just a different way of dying, it just sounds scary.

Stepping into the makeshift tent, the elves had been waiting for a long time. After reaching an agreement yesterday, Serfland was so excited that he couldn't sleep all night. Then, as soon as he stepped outside, he witnessed the entire process of the castle's collapse.

He almost fainted from fright. If something happened to Miss Luna, the entire Elf Kingdom would be in danger.

"Let me tell you about our plans."

Luna took a clean, damp towel, sat down in the main seat, wiped her face, and then ordered Paul to arrange the battle plan.

Arriving at the sand table, Paul picked up his baton and gently pointed to a piece of territory in the southeastern part of the Eastern Territory.

"The Earldom of Eris is our next target."

"This place borders the Elven Kingdom. If we occupy this territory, we can provide support to the Mountain Elves from the rear, and at the same time lure the Mountain Elves into the Eastern Territory."

"Then we split into two groups. The young lady was in charge of seeking support from the Second and Third Divisions of the Northern Army, and it was expected that they would gather 10,000 elite troops to cooperate with our local troops and launch an attack from west to east."

"The other route is led by General Serfland. Starting from the sea, a total of 20,000 elven soldiers will land along the coast of the Earl's territory and launch a pincer attack together with the Northern Army."

The people and elves inside the tent all nodded. Taking over a Count's territory wasn't difficult; the key was dealing with the mountain elves and eliminating the undead army.