So I'm a sheep.

"It's a pity that the stage called Alan is about to come to an end."

"If only I had discovered sooner that you were such an interesting person..."

"Well, perhaps it's not too late now."

"The stage outside is much bigger than this one."

Miss Celestial's words left the Sage completely bewildered, but the only thing he understood was that his plea had not been answered.

"Bishop Helen, you're not afraid of that demigod, are you?"

The Protoss are capricious, and clumsy attempts to provoke them could easily backfire.

But the man was truly at his wit's end, and he had no choice but to take the risk.

Helen smiled; she was not angered by the sage, but simply kept looking at him with interest.

"Oh, wise man, get up quickly!"

The young girl walked over and helped the man up: "Unless the demigod that flew over is a giant worm, Helen won't make a move."

"Well, don't be too pessimistic."

"If I had absolutely no chance of winning, I would have run away by now. Why would I stay and fight against a demigod?"

The young girl repeatedly comforted the sage. To be honest, she had always been wary of this elite member of the order, but...

'The fact that he would kneel before Helen for Alan suggests that I may not have truly understood him before.'

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"Sasha!"

At this moment, Sofia suddenly said with a serious expression, "I want to try taking the initiative later."

Wait, this is different from what we agreed on before.

Sasha's original plan was to abandon all the territory outside the core area, gather the power of the three angels, and defend the last area to the death.

With the three of them working together, the attacking demigod was naturally unable to break through the light barrier.

However, only angels and celestials know about this.

If the light barrier flickers twice during a demigod's attack, people are likely to feel a great sense of crisis.

At that time, any angel can simply spread its wings, fly around the core area, and announce to the believers—'The souls of the devout are redeemed.'

Everything had already been discussed and agreed upon, so why is Sofia suddenly saying she wants to take the initiative?

The little girl looked at the archangel strangely: "Senior, didn't we agree to defend to the death? Why are you...?"

"Sasha, my current strength can be said to have reached its limit."

"If you continue to train yourself step by step, you will only stay in the same place for the rest of your life."

"This attack by demigods might be an opportunity for me!"

"That's too risky."

Chelsea, who had been silent until now, finally spoke up: "Sofia, if you succeed, you can certainly repel or even kill a demigod. But what if you fail?"

"The safety of the entire Aran now rests on the shoulders of the three of us. Your desire to take risks is not just your own business; have you considered the humans in the shelter?"

"Eh"

Chelsea's statement seems reasonable, but it is actually a blatant lie.

The reason Chelsea continued to go along with the girl's lie was because Chelsea had also realized that the arrival of the demigod was indeed an opportunity for Sofia.

'That demigod with no real power is precisely the kind of opponent Sophia could fight even if she risked everything.'

'I hope she actually succeeds on her first try.'

'...'

'You harmed my daughter, so I'll block one of your promotion opportunities.'

'An eye for an eye, that's fair too.'

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"I... I felt a breakthrough when I faced Titan last time."

"Exactly, I just didn't quite get it right the first time."

"I'm sure I can handle facing a demigod this time!"

Sofia didn't want to give up this opportunity, and she stammered, "To meet such an opponent is too, too rare."

"I really want to..."

Chelsea stared blankly at the Archangel, who, no matter how slow-witted he was, realized something at this moment.

"Ugh"

Sofia shrugged and remained silent.

"..."

"I think we should let the seniors give it a try."

"Sasha?"

"If we just hold on and wait, it will be bad if the divine reinforcements don't arrive soon."

"Think about it the other way around: once our predecessors successfully break through, we'll have room to maneuver."

Chelsea frowned. Instead of directly objecting to the little girl, she looked at the sage.

Do you think Sofia is ready for an adventure right now?

"Ok?"

The man was taken aback when Chelsea suddenly asked him this question.

From a human perspective, what's your view?

"..."

The wise man looked at Chelsea and then at the little girl, and suddenly smiled.

“Sasa used to make all the important decisions for Alan, and she will do so now.”

"Haha, since you're listening to me, then it's settled!"

The little girl flew up and patted Sophia on the shoulder: "Senior, go ahead with confidence, we've got your back!"

“Sasha..…”

Sofia looked at the little girl with deep emotion, and she almost cried.

“I’ve always been against her taking risks. If something happens, don’t expect me to save her.”

At this point, Chelsea poured cold water on Sofia's hopes.

It's not that the young girl couldn't understand Chelsea's feelings, but what she said really went too far.

When your compatriots are in danger, you have the ability to save them but choose not to.

What does this mean?

"Aunt Chelsea"

Sasha's eyes flashed with a sharp light: "Do you want to betray the glory of angels?"

"what....."

The angel realized that her words were inappropriate, but Sasha, a junior, was rebuking her righteously, and she couldn't bring herself to apologize.

“Sasha, how can you talk to your elders like that?” Chelsea said in a reprimanding tone.

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“It’s not about seniority anymore, Aunt Chelsea. I think there’s something seriously wrong with your thinking.”

The young girl said expressionlessly, "Perhaps I should report this to Commander Evelyn."

Chelsea never expected that Sasha would show no respect whatsoever and directly 'turn her back' on her aunt.

She was both angry and anxious, wanting to say something harsh, but she didn't dare.

Logically speaking, Archangel Sasha has no right to meet with Commander Evelyn. Her words about 'reporting' were just meant to scare herself.

However, Chelsea's heart pounded when they thought about what Adele had said last time.

'Commander Evelyn values ​​Sasha highly; perhaps she really has given her some special privileges behind the scenes?'

Chelsea are genuinely afraid of Evelyn.

It wasn't because she was an angel with boundless power.

Rather, it was because this officer could decide the fate of her family of three with just a single sentence, leaving her no choice but to be fearless.

"Sasha, Auntie said some hurtful things just now, please don't take them to heart."

Since we can't stick to our guns, we have no choice but to back down.

Chelsea forced a smile: "If Sofia is really in danger, I will definitely go to her rescue."

"Sigh, I was out of my mind before, I actually..."

“Aunt Chelsea, I know you stopped her because you were worried about your senior’s safety.”

The girl didn't hold a grudge; as soon as Chelsea relented, she laughed and let the matter drop.

However, after this incident, Sasha also came to understand some things.

She used to think that angels, who controlled countless worlds and were a superior race with incredible power, should have a higher state of mind.

However, this actually varies depending on the angel.

It could even be said that most angels are not what they imagine them to be.

'For example, Uncle Adelaide...'

Uncle Adelaide didn't care at all about the corruption of the Church of the Stars. Even though the situation was on the verge of complete collapse, he only treated it as an "extracurricular activity," letting me and the young lady, two novices, try to solve it.