The defeated saint is also on the way to tame the evil god today

　"...He said...that night and day must alternate...that someone must make the brother and sister take the step of sacrifice..."

　"...I was chosen to be the anchor of the moon..."

　"...An invisible mist surges towards me. It is the wreckage of the dead god. My time is running out..."

　Winter envoy coughed a few more times, and his figure gradually became blurred.

　His narration was calm, but the sadness that spanned three thousand years turned into a cold wind and blew into Aurora's heart.

　The Sun Angel Saint Auros was killed by the goddess in order to break through the clouds of eternal night and give the goddess the last light of spiritual wisdom.

　The madness that winter brings is to become the anchor of destiny.

　The invisible mist erodes Him in order to revive Him.

　Only then will the angels of day and night come to stop Him.

　sacrifice.

　Under the crimson moonlight, the high and mighty gods sacrificed themselves one after another like a blood sacrifice.

　heavy.

　Aurora and the Winter Messenger stared at each other, their eyes meeting.

　"...Peering into the crimson, I have seen the long river of fate and understand the world. The God of Mist will surely corrupt the Golden People. He will forge the sun and convey his message to those Golden Children..."

　"...He chose me as the target of his corruption, so I bet, I bet that He would use my divine remains to summon life, life from the stars..."

　"...He wanted to use life to revive himself, but he couldn't do it. Since you have come this far, he must have failed..."

　"...Outer God, I don't know if you are a living being, but since you responded to the call of a dying person, you probably care about this world, just like us..."

　"...The moment I was swallowed by the crimson moonlight, I saw many things. I saw the past, and I saw the future..."

　"...no matter where you are in history, it's never too late, but please remember..."

　The body of the Messenger of Winter began to disintegrate, streams of ice-blue blood gushed out, and the wings behind Him began to grow abnormally.

　With his last breath, he cried out:

　"...Abel...is...the key..."

　"...Trinity..."

　""

　"Pfft!"

　Winter's figure shattered. At the same time, the darkness gradually dissipated, and wind and snow mixed with white light rolled into Aurora's field of vision, causing her to squint slightly.

　"call..."

　She turned her head and looked at her sister, the surprise in her eyes still not dissipated.

　"Abel...what is it?"

　"What is the Trinity...again?"

　The amount of information was so huge that Aurora couldn't process it all.

　The death of the winter envoy was a great example of leading by example.

　He took the initiative to join the chessboard, becoming a chess piece and becoming the subject of a thousand-year gamble.

　He won the gamble—the Invisible Mist or the Court of Redemption did use the angel's remains as a vehicle to summon the Outer Gods, and summoned Aurora.

　Aurora brought the projection of Perlis again. The former killed the God of Mist together with Xingmo, and the latter helped the White Angel complete the historical loop.

　In this great gamble, the Star Sea Goddess finally regained consciousness before killing the Dark Moon Dragon.

　He killed the dragon and bought three thousand years for all living beings in the world.

　However, He eventually disappeared.

　Only the White Tower and the Painted Gate at the bottom of the tower remain.

　And the crimson pollution that spreads across the world.

　Three thousand years after the end of the Age of Gods, the crimson moon still hangs in the night sky, manipulating the fate of everyone.

　As for how to break the current situation, Winter claimed that he "saw the long river of fate from the crimson", and then left two riddles.

　"Abel is the key."

　"Trinity."

　Abel...was obviously a name, but Aurora had never heard of it.

　And what does the Trinity... mean?

　"There's not enough information," Aurora shook her head. "But... I think this might be the key."

　Aurora had no idea how to break Cain's immortal body that carried the Seven Retributions.

　This creates an unbreakable situation.

　But the angel of winter said that Abel was the key.

　So, does finding Abel mean finding the key to solving the current situation?

　"No matter who Abel was, he must have existed during the Age of Gods," Perlis sighed softly. "It's a pity that not many people from the Age of Gods have survived to this day."

　"There are a few angels I can ask." Aurora recalled the White Angel and the Angel of Knowledge.

　Who knows

　, Perlis shook her head:

　"No, they are not qualified, otherwise the Winter Angel would have told you who Abel is."

　"If the Winter Messenger can only glimpse this brief moment from the Red Moon, then only a very few beings in this world know these two hidden truths."

　"Those are... those angels in the original garden."

　"The angel in the original garden..." Aurora frowned. "Isn't that... Cain?"

　"There's one more."

　Perlis looked directly at Aurora:

　"Merlin."

　On the afternoon when Merlin came to Perlis with a holy fruit, he told Perlis his story.

　He is the crow in the garden, who fell into the mortal world after being stabbed by Cain and suppressed his own extraordinary nature.

　It is a walking living fossil.

　At the end of the Battle of the White Tower, he returned to the Garden and overpowered Cain.

　Now that Cain has broken the seal, Merlin's situation can't be any better.

　"Ask him."

　Perlis pointed to Rathorne not far away.

　Aurora nodded slightly and walked in front of Rathorn.

　She thrust her hand directly into the ice crystal plants growing on Rathorn's body and searched around randomly.

　Soon, she pulled out a piece of crystal and crushed it—

　"Crack!"

　As the crystals shattered, the broken whispers gradually drifted into the air:

　"...Lathorne...held him captive until..."

　"...the lower deck of Najirfa..."

Chapter 541: A Land Flowing with Milk and Honey (Part 7) -4k- (Two Updates in One)

　Najjar law.

　Aurora had heard the name before.

　The first time I heard it was when Rathorn introduced himself in Winter County.

　He said he was "Najjarfar's first mate."

　First Mate... does this mean... Nagirfa is a ship?

　Merlin, imprisoned on a ship?

　Aurora stretched out her hand and aimed at Rathorn's body again, ready to find out more information about "Najilfa".

　But just as she was about to reach out her hand, Perlis suddenly grabbed her shoulder——

　"careful!"

　The next second, Rathorn's entire body exploded and turned into countless icicles.

　Among the ice, golden lightning flashed!

　That is the power of destiny! That is...

　"...Outer Gods."

　Cain's outline was faintly visible in the flashes of ice mist.

　She lowered her head, looking down at the Hafgard sisters below, her golden eyes flashing.

　"Cain..."

　Green lightning flashed in Aurora's bloodshot eyes.

　Cain looked at her for a moment and then sneered.

　Then, golden lightning struck—

　"Boom——"

　Aurora waved her hand suddenly, and emerald green light burst out, blocking the lightning.

　She was about to give chase, but she found that Cain's outline had disappeared.

　"Ran?"

　Perlis nodded slightly:

　"She never came. She just detonated the little power of destiny in Rathorne's body."

　"We've already killed one of his descendants at the gates of Mortiheim, and he can still hold back..." Aurora muttered, "He's so patient."

　"No, He did take action, but His true body was unable to do so."

　Perlis shook her head:

　"This means that He is currently restricted and cannot escape."

　"So, now's the best time to do something?"

　Aurora rubbed her hands together, the corners of her mouth slightly curved.

　"Find out what Najilfar is, and... rescue that old thing!"

　"Aren't you going to find Xingmo?" Perlis asked a soul-searching question.

　"this..."

　Aurora's mouth opened slightly, and then she shook her head gently.

　When she figured it out, Aurora was indeed impulsive and wanted to find Xingmo and have a good talk with her.

　But now, after the cooling-off period, she suddenly felt that this matter...

　...a bit of a shame.

　"She should...she should come looking for us, right?" Aurora stuck out her tongue. "Why should we go looking for her?"

　"You kid..." Perlis covered her face speechlessly.

　Why do you have to come to me when there's a conflict? Is that really that twisted...

　Well, although Perlis thought she had no reason to mention Aurora.

　"It won't take long anyway," Aurora puffed out her cheeks. "Wouldn't it be more helpful if I figured out what Nagilfar is before going to the little saint? Oh, stay out of my business!"