Mystery: My Encounters with the Celestial God

Chapter 423 Amon Saves His Father *2 (3K)

The torrential rain poured down, pouring into this fragile world from the astral plane.

The rainfall that could submerge the highest mountain peak in just thirty days was clearly no small matter, but a true natural disaster.

The good news is that there are seven true gods within the barrier who can temporarily stop the endless rain.

The darkness spread silently, enveloping the entire border of the Kingdom of Rune and a small area of ​​East Bailang, eroding and destroying the seawater that flowed in like a tidal wave, leaving not a trace.

Frankly speaking, without Ron's reminder, the entire world's civilization would probably have been wiped out by the first flood.

There's no set amount of rain that can submerge the highest peak over 30 days. It's entirely possible to flood half of the highest peak in the very first second of the first day, and then gradually replenish the rest.

In such a situation, no one could possibly survive; even the four divine beings in the sequence would likely be crushed into mincemeat by the falling water column.

Looking into the distance, Miss Demon Wolf monitored the other six gods who were also using their authority to stop the backflow of seawater, and felt a little relieved.

Without Ron's guidance, which instilled in the gods a certain indescribable sense of participation, they probably wouldn't have chosen to protect human civilization at the first moment of this catastrophe. Instead, they might have considered trying to sabotage someone else's progress.

Thinking of this, Amanisis touched his face and suddenly fell silent.

As far as He knew, Ron disappeared after beating Leodorus, and the "God of Steam and Machinery" did not seem to have been beaten.

This always made Him feel a little unbalanced. Does good luck mean you can do whatever you want?

"He even specially sent someone to thoughtfully ask me to protect His anchor. When did He start caring about me like this? This is not like Him at all. Is He asking me to protect His anchor?"

"But what use are believers to Him, and why should we chant His name every day?"

"Sending someone to warn them in advance—did that little lecher foresee all this?"

"It's like I'm fully prepared to scheme against Badheil, but Badheil inexplicably senses that Lilith is suspicious. Even if it's precognition, there has to be some logic to it."

With a helpless sigh, Amanisis put away all her ulterior motives and continued to maintain the power of darkness, while secretly keeping a watchful eye on the other six gods to prevent anyone from taking advantage of the chaos and causing irreparable consequences.

"He has disappeared!"

In the restroom of a tavern, Amon pulled out his somewhat restless "wishing lamp" and adjusted his monocle.

"Who did you say disappeared?"

Being interrupted at a crucial moment in a speech is not a pleasant experience. The angel could only explain it by the fact that nature calls, and following the habits of a certain great detective, he headed straight for the restroom.

"Your father is gone!!!"

"He may have entered the starry sky; you must find a way to save Him!"

The genie inside the "Wishing Lamp" spoke loudly, clearly worried about Ron's safety.

After all, whether or not one can obtain the source essence and its characteristics depends entirely on how powerful the "big daddy" with whom one has signed a contract is.

Therefore, we must increase investment!

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Why are you so agitated? Anyone who didn't know better would think he was your father.

Upon hearing this, Amon fell silent for a moment, then revealed a pleased expression and said mockingly:

"Ha, why are you in such a hurry? Isn't this a good thing? It means I'm finally free. I'd rather He died out there!"

Amon said he didn't want to acknowledge Ron and hoped he would be as far away as possible and die.

The "genie" wasn't too surprised to hear such beastly words, after all, the "thief" knew what was going on.

He simply sighed, stood on the moral high ground, and silently condemned the angels' "conscience."

"He trusted you so much, he certainly didn't expect you to betray Him at such a crucial moment. Think about it, when He was facing a crisis and dying, did you ever cross His mind?"

"Since He entrusted me to you, it means He considers you a backup plan. If you don't play your part now, are you really going to just stand by and watch Him be killed by those outward gods?"

Amon's face twitched at the words of the "genie," and that eerie, forced emotion surged into his heart once again, leaving him no choice whatsoever.

Bullshit! Are you blind? This is utterly disingenuous trust. You're only being noble if you don't wrong me!

"Ha, stop talking nonsense. Aren't you the one He sent to keep an eye on me?"

"Furthermore, how did He know He would enter the starry sky and leave you behind as a precaution against unforeseen circumstances?"

Clearly, the starry sky is quite dangerous, and those Outer Gods seem to be quite hostile towards Ron, after all, Amon witnessed the whole process of him giving birth in the Spirit Realm last time.

Given Ron's shrewdness, it's unlikely he'll go to space on his own; he'll have to be sent there by someone else.

Based on the result, if it was successful, it means that the all-knowing and all-seeing god did not anticipate this, so how could he have made corresponding preparations to deal with the unexpected?

Do I look like someone who's so easily fooled...?

Looking at the suddenly appearing dark and dazzling night sky outside, Amon pushed up his monocle, which was carved from crystal.

Upon hearing this, the genie almost burst out laughing and immediately shouted:

"If He wanted to, He could torment you at any time and know your every move, so why would He hand me over to you?"

"He rules over the present, the past, and the future. Perhaps it is the present Him who is telling his past self to prepare more?"

"You cannot understand our form of existence, nor can I understand His way of existence."

"The past is no longer bound by time!"

"Ha, what does this have to do with me? Don't drag me into your business."

Upon hearing this, Amon ignored it completely and turned his head away, seemingly wanting to leave the wishing lamp in the bathroom to calm down.

"How can it be none of your business?"

"Your uniqueness has also been taken to the starry sky by him!"

As soon as the authoritative and convincing words fell, the Time Angel's figure suddenly froze on the spot.

I knew it would turn out like this. All that talk about trusting me is just bullshit...

With a sigh, Amon pushed up his monocle, quickly turned his head, and went to the wishing lamp once more, saying through gritted teeth:

"Tell me in detail, how can we save it?"

"..."

"I don't know either……"

The "Child of Chaos" was momentarily dumbfounded; it couldn't very well rush into space to provide support itself.

What's the difference between this and delivering vegetables?

"But you can't blame me for that. With the three of them together, Sothos's plans couldn't be kept secret from the other two."

"So the preparation will definitely happen unexpectedly, or in things that seem quite normal and won't arouse suspicion."

The "Wishing Lamp" fell into deep thought, its brain working carefully to figure out what kind of preparations the cunning boy would make.

Was I unprepared, or was I just overthinking things?

But after thinking for a long time, He couldn't think of anything, and even began to doubt his own previously confident viewpoint.

If He could truly foresee this, He would surely want to gain a huge advantage; otherwise, things wouldn't have turned out this way...

Look, the seven gods have put aside their past disagreements and are working together to help Him clean up the mess.

If that's the case, then there might be something we can obtain and give to Him that could allow Him to turn the tide...

As she was thinking, "Time Angel" seemed to remember something, and her face immediately turned sour.

"There's something I find strange. He has been to the Forsaken Land many times, but why didn't He take away the first blasphemous tablet? It's completely out of character for Him."

"With His power, taking and using it would be no difficult task..."

Upon hearing this, the "genie" abruptly raised his head and said urgently:

"Able to control the chaotic sea!?"

"Yes, it's in the Giants' Court. There's source matter contamination there, and normally only He can go in."

Amon nodded, his thoughts racing faster and faster, and he began to question the meaning of life.

"Sothoth didn't tell me, nor did it seem to intend to look for it. Perhaps it didn't know either?"

"No, it's more likely that He knows such a thing exists, but doesn't know where it is."

At this moment, the "genie" also began to doubt life. Rather than believing that these were all schemes, he hoped that they were all coincidences.

Because just thinking about it is absolutely terrifying.

He possesses a portion of the source essence, making him fully capable of withstanding contamination, while an angel king has sufficient power to penetrate the deepest part of the giants' court. Most importantly, these two combinations were personally tied together by Ron, and it makes perfect sense!

This……

"He also publicly states in His holy scriptures that He is my father, and that He is the Lord who created everything, returning once more..."

Isn't this implication a little too obvious?

Amon presented yet another piece of evidence with a complex expression, while pushing up his monocle with a slightly trembling hand.

The "God of Time and Space" remembered the holy book very clearly; it was compiled at the end of July 1349, and at that time, His true form seemed to have never even seen Ron, let alone been his son.

Besides, the future was still uncertain at that time. What would have happened if I hadn't shown myself and had stayed in the corner and hadn't been caught?

Interesting, really interesting!

At that moment, Amon suddenly became very curious about the fate that corresponded to the other choice.

He took a deep breath, turned his head, and forcibly suppressed the eerie and terrifying feeling surging in his heart. He stared at the golden, twisted figure that had also turned its head for more than ten seconds. The insect and the lamp clearly saw the astonishment and fear in each other's eyes, as if they were questioning the meaning of life.

Outrageous!

At this moment, the "Child of Chaos" seemed to realize something, took a deep breath, maintained his old demeanor, and pretended to be perfectly normal, as if this was all part of his usual routine, and asked with a puzzled look:

"If it is the Chaos Sea, it will inevitably cause the 'Primordial Will' within His body to recover significantly. Although it can be used indirectly, it will inevitably interfere with Him, which seems to be a bit of a loss."

Upon hearing this, Amon's expression grew even more somber, as if he were burdened by some inescapable psychological shadow.

He hesitated, his lips trembling, and uttered a single word:

"anchor!"

For mythical creatures to maintain their sanity and fight against the will within their characteristics, the most important thing is the anchor!

The Church of the God of Time and Space first appeared in July 1349, which makes it hard not to wonder if Ron had foreseen this day from the very beginning.

After all, based on their earlier speculation, Ron Sothos's authority was far too outrageous, which made Amon think so too.

Moreover, for Ron, the anchor was not necessary, but He did it anyway, and provided substantial support to the church...

It couldn't possibly be that Lord Ron is kind-hearted, could it?

In contrast, the Time Angel was more inclined to believe Ron's absurd conjecture that he had foreseen everything.

As for whether the anchor was useful to Him, Amon could only say that He didn't know either.

(End of this chapter)