Collapse Iron: My Past Life Revealed, I Was Everyone's White Moonlight

It seemed that Jingliu had finally reached his limit and knew that now was not the time to start another battle with her.

Kafka shrugged and regretfully withdrew her hand.

Bai Heng exclaimed from the side, "Lu Li, you're amazing!"

"They're not even afraid of the Star God..."

Lu Li: "...I already told you that wasn't me."

And who said he's not afraid of the Star God?

He's terrified!

Bai Heng waved his hand dismissively: "Okay, okay, I know."

"That's not you, okay?"

Lu Li: "..."

Why does Bai Heng suddenly seem to be turning into a March 7th type?

Could it be that he's been spending too much time with March 7th and has become corrupted?!

Where is my gentle, obedient, and understanding saintess, Bai Heng?!

You bastard March 7th, I'll remember this!

Lu Li secretly added another debt to her mind for March 7th.

But speaking of which...

Lu Li glanced at Kafka, who seemed eager to tease him, and then at Jing Liu, who was wary that Kafka might try to touch him again.

Finally, I looked at him again and was just surprised... ah, no, that's not right.

Bai Heng was surprised by Sam's prowess.

Lu Li fell into deep thought.

Although it might sound strange for him to say it like that.

But... that prophesied the death of the Star God!

Even a dog would be tempted to take a second look if it heard that, right?

Compared to March 7 and the others who were shocked by Sam's prophecy of the Star God's death, aren't you three a bit too "calm"?

Although he was also glad that this saved him from being "interrogated" by the three of them again.

But... sure enough.

The strange thing isn't me.

Aren't you three the strange ones?!

In the sky, Titania recovered from her shock.

She looked at Sam, her eyes becoming very stern.

"Lu Qing, do you know what you're saying?"

"To speak ill of the Star Gods is a capital offense!"

Blasphemy is a grave sin that can bring about annihilation in any civilization.

Even though the "Universal Locust Plague" made the "Breeding" Star God Taizyuros the greatest enemy of the Grammer Empire.

But no one dared to "blaspheme" or discuss Him; all held His destiny in awe.

Although the Star God disdains mortals, it is only because mortals have not offended Him.

If it incurs the wrath of the star god.

Even if they have countless iron cavalry, even if they can fight the "breeding" swarm to a standstill.

The Grammer Empire will also be destroyed in an instant.

Therefore, Sam's words were not merely arrogant, but uttered insane ravings that could shake the very foundations of the nation.

The audience outside the canopy were on the edge of their seats watching this scene.

[Oh no, the Queen is angry! Sam is in big trouble!]

Serving a ruler is like serving a tiger; a single wrong word could cost you your head.

[Dr. Sam was too impulsive. How could he say something like that in front of the Queen?]

Alas, geniuses are always eccentric; what a pity...

however.

Sam remained calm in the face of Titania's rage.

He did not back down, standing straight in place.

"Your Majesty, of course I know what I'm talking about."

His voice remained as steady as ever, without the slightest fluctuation.

This composure caused Titania's anger to falter slightly.

She squinted, re-examining the man before her.

madman?

Or... do you really have something to rely on?

Titania stared at him for a long time, trying to see something behind his mask.

But she couldn't see anything.

Titania took a deep breath, trying to calm herself down.

"What do you rely on?" Titania asked Sam coldly. "What makes you think that a mortal can presume to know the fall of a star god?"

Instead of answering directly, Sam asked, "Your Majesty, do you believe in fate?"

Titania paused for a moment, then gave a cold, confident laugh: "I only trust the authority in my own hands and the million iron cavalry of the Empire."

“Very good.” Sam nodded. “What if I could prove to you… that the ‘destiny’ I’m talking about is about to happen?”

"Prove it?" Titania exclaimed as if she had heard the biggest joke in the world. "Lu Qing, it's not that I don't believe you, but how are you going to prove it?"

"Can you bring me Taizyuros's corpse?"

"That's impossible." Sam shook his head.

He raised his head, his gaze seemingly piercing through the palace dome to the endless starry sky.

“But Your Majesty… I can assure you,” Sam looked at Titania, “the swarm’s offensive will soon descend into chaos.”

"Their attacks will no longer have a clear strategic objective as before, but will become individualistic, frantic, and disorderly."

"Because their god is about to die, and the 'voice' emanating from the god is becoming weak and disordered."

"All of this will be a sign that the balance of war is beginning to tilt."

"Your Majesty can send someone to the front lines to verify and see if the battle will develop as I have predicted."

Sam's voice was full of powerful confidence.

It was as if he wasn't speculating, but stating a given fact.

Titania remained silent.

She stared intently at Sam, trying to find even the slightest hint of wavering or guilt beneath his white mask.

But... no.

Sam's confident gaze was eerily calm.

Finally, the oppressive aura emanating from Titania gradually subsided.

She sat back on her throne and wearily rubbed her temples.

"Alright, I'll give you that chance." Titania glanced at Sam. "If the battle unfolds as you say, I'll believe you."

"But if you're just spreading rumors..."

"I, your subject, am willing to stake my life on it," Sam replied without hesitation.

Titania: "..."

She really didn't know if this person was genuinely confident or just ignorant and fearless.

But she knew... he had been a source of headaches for her ever since he became her subordinate.

Especially after he recognized that little girl on the iron cavalry as his younger sister, he seemed to be getting even worse...

"I understand." Titania rubbed her aching temples. "Is there anything else?"

"If there's nothing else, then return it..."

"No, Your Majesty, there is something even more important that I have not yet said," Sam said solemnly to Titania.

More important things?

Titania was taken aback.

Sam just "predicted" the life and death of the Star God and the future course of the war, and now he says there's something even more important?

What could be more important than these two things?

Despite her doubts, Titania nodded out of trust in Sam.

"Speak."

Sam took two steps forward and walked to the bottom of the steps in front of the throne.

"Your Majesty, it is not that I am being cautious, but this matter concerns the Empire's top secrets."

Sam looked up at Titania and said solemnly, "Your Majesty, I wish to speak more closely."

Titania glanced at the closed palace doors, then at Sam standing before her, raising an eyebrow.

I suddenly feel like laughing.

Just now, when they were openly discussing the life and death of the Star God, they weren't afraid of being overheard, but now they've become cautious?

Titania casually waved her hand.

next moment.

The light and shadow inside the palace shifted and changed, as if forming an invisible barrier that separated everything inside and outside.

"Granted, come on up."