An invincible journey starting from a different race

Seeing that an earthquake had occurred, the orc father no longer cared about educating his son and hurriedly pulled his son into his arms. Before he could say anything, suddenly another blazing light pierced everyone's eyes.

What the hell? Why is there light?

The orc father subconsciously raised his head to look, and the following scene was unforgettable for all the bodyguards present, including him.

This is a beam of light.

It shot out from the bottom of the Dream Demon Tower and connected all the way to the sky, like a load-bearing pillar standing between heaven and earth, tearing through the night sky with magnificent momentum.

"Is this... a miracle?" The orc father was completely stunned. "Who summoned this miracle?"

The orc's son had sharp eyes and discovered the source of the beam of light. He excitedly shook his father's hand and shouted, "It's Brother Aesop, it's Brother Aesop!"

"Brother Aesop, he... turned into light!"

……

Aesop felt it.

After removing the bandage from his finger, the divine power he had felt that morning became even stronger and more pronounced. He didn't know if it was influenced by the infinite dark elements around him or by his own will, but it had become even more powerful and majestic.

It was like the uncontrollable power that was about to burst out at the last moment of Tata's opening.

Divine power, this is a field that Aesop has never studied or set foot in.

This is the power of the only true God in heaven.

Now Aesop could already feel that the true God who was far away in the sky and out of reach was now very close to him. It was even as if a ray of light briefly connected the human world and heaven, and him, a mortal, with the goddess.

"You... did what?!" Luna's voice finally rang out in the darkness, filled with panic and fear. "What kind of power is this?"

Aesop didn't say anything. He didn't have the energy to pay attention to Luna.

Because he himself is about to reach his limit, this tremendous divine power is not suitable for him and can only last for a short moment, so he must make good use of this time and break the situation in one fell swoop.

The divine power is the power that can give birth to all things, and life magic is transformed from the divine power.

Therefore, the moment he possessed the divine power, Aesop knew how to break the deadlock.

He slowly raised his hand, and holy light gathered at his fingertips.

In the endless darkness, a small "aperture" was formed.

Luna was even more terrified because she found that the halo seemed to be growing out of her body.

But, she clearly didn't have such a thing.

"What are you doing to me?!"

Aesop said calmly: "Since you have no weaknesses, then I will add a weakness for you, and then..."

Unparalleled divine power burst out from his body, forming a huge beam of light, which shot directly and steadily into the circle of light.

The darkness was torn apart in an instant!

At this moment, all the residents of Dream Town saw the light.

395 I seem to be...

"Strange! Why did the Bishop suddenly call us back?" On the way back to the church headquarters, Youti looked at Amat with some confusion and asked, "Did you do something illegal? Did you attack some underage nightmare?"

Hearing Youti say this about himself, Amat couldn't help but roll his eyes and said unhappily, "Why would I do something like that? The Archbishop called us back this time, most likely because of the last fight with Deya Academy. He wants us to give an explanation."

"Oh, what's there to explain?" Yudi's voice was a little cold. "Those guys took the initiative to provoke me, so I should teach them a lesson. Besides, in the end, nothing serious happened, and they were allowed to go home safely. If it were my old style, I would have just killed them one by one."

Amat frowned slightly, and then couldn't help but lecture Youdi: "It's because you've always been like this that we always get into trouble. If you could be more calm, many things could often be resolved before fighting. Now it's a peaceful time, it's no longer like before..."

"You're almost there." Seeing that she was being lectured by Amat again, Yuti waved her hand impatiently and said, "And have you forgotten? It wasn't me who started the battle with Deya Academy."

"If it wasn't you who started it, then who was it?"

"It's you." Yuti glanced at Amat, "Have you forgotten? The fuse of the battle was because you were raped by that male mage..."

Amat's expression instantly turned extremely ugly, as those bad memories surged up from the bottom of his heart: "Shut up!"

Because this incident brought such a huge psychological shadow to Amat, he had to block his memory to a certain extent. As long as no one specifically mentioned it, he would not remember this incident.

But now that Yuti had brought it up, Amat recalled the humiliation of that day and the scent of heather that filled her face. "Could you please stop bringing up this irrelevant topic? I've completely forgotten about it!"

Yudi shrugged, "Okay, okay, just keep forgetting it."

Amat muttered as he put another blockade on his memory, then looked at Youdi with a slightly confused look: "Where were we just talking about?"

"Speaking of you being yan..."

"Ahhhhh! Shut the fuck up!"

The two of them quarreled and came to the archbishop's office.

The Archbishop was already waiting for them in his office. Seeing that Amat was fiddling with something in his head, he frowned slightly and asked, "Amat, what are you doing?"

"I'm trying to forget something," Amat replied.

"What kind of thing?"

Yuti said, "About why we fought with the guys from Deya College that day."

The Archbishop was slightly stunned. "Is it such an important matter? Then why did Amat forget it? Could it be because he suffered some powerful mental attack?"

Yuti shook her head and said, "No, it's a physical attack... to be more precise, a liquid attack."

“…Why don’t I understand?”

"It's simple." Youdi mentioned again, "He was raped by a male mage..."

"Ahhhhhhhh! Yudi, I'm going to kill you, ahhhhhh!"

Amat's shrill screams were heard again in the office.

……

After understanding the whole story and seeing Amat sealed his memory once again, the Archbishop's expression became strange.

He had never understood how Yuti and Amat had gotten into the fight with Deya Academy. Initially, he'd assumed Yuti had struck first, but it had been Amat. Logically, Amat was there to check Yuti's temper, a bottleneck, preventing her temper from escalating with her strength and ultimately causing irreversible consequences.

So from this perspective, Amat was negligent. According to church rules, if someone fails in this area, they must be replaced with someone who is more stable and in control. It's like a scabbard; if it's damaged, it must be replaced.

However, when he thought of the reason why Amat was defeated, even the Archbishop could not bear to let him step down.

After all, this is a real humiliation.

So the Archbishop just coughed twice and said, for the first time ever, "Since that's the case, let's not do it again."

Amat was a little confused: "What do you mean it won't happen again?"

Youdi immediately said: "It's you who was..."

"Youti! Shut up!" The Archbishop interrupted Youti's words harshly, then said with a somewhat helpless tone, "Can't you just be quiet? I brought you all back this time for a serious matter."

"What else is going on?" Yudi frowned slightly. "Aren't you just trying to understand how we ended up fighting those idiots from Deya College? Now that you know the reason, and those idiots have gone back, is this matter over?"

The Archbishop shook his head and said, "I didn't call you two back for this, but for something more important."

More important things?

Yuti and Amat looked at each other.

What could be more important than the battle with Deya College right now? You have to know that Deya College has Abel, the undisputed number one under the Goddess, who doesn't even believe in Goddesses. So, the battle with Deya College should be the biggest event no matter how you look at it.

But the archbishop said that there was something more important, and that he had called them back because of this matter. This immediately gave the two of them a bad feeling.

"No..." Yudi frowned and asked with a little worry, "Is it related to the goddess?"

The Archbishop nodded: "Yes."

Seeing that the archbishop admitted it, Youti and Amat's expressions became more serious.

Indeed, the only one who is more important than Deya Academy and Abel is the goddess herself.

"What happened to the goddess?" Amat asked, "Didn't they say that the goddess had been asleep for a long time? Could it be that she has woken up?"

"She hasn't woken up," the Archbishop shook his head and said, "However, several ascetics said they heard the goddess' voice, but it wasn't a complete sentence, but rather a disjointed...murmur."

Whisper?

Yuti and Amat looked at each other again, and they saw surprise in each other's eyes.

How could it be whisper?

Although the goddess hadn't uttered many oracles in recent decades, sleeping most of the time, she used to do so frequently. Her words weren't clear, but at least they were sentences. She'd occasionally tell riddles, but she'd never uttered the kind of whispers she did now.

"What kind of whisper?" asked Amat.

"It's hard to say..." The Archbishop frowned, "But according to the descriptions of the ascetics, there's a hint of pain in these whispers."

A little...pain?!

The surprise on Amat and Yuti's faces grew even more intense.

How could a goddess feel pain?

In other words, is there anything in this world that can make the goddess feel pain?

"So you understand why I called you all back, don't you?" the Archbishop said seriously. "Compared to the Goddess, the matter at Deya College can be put aside for now. The most important thing now is to understand the Goddess's current condition. Why has she been sleeping for nearly a decade? Why does she murmur in her sleep? Where does that pain come from? Will it have any negative impact on the Goddess, or even on the world? These are the things that must be understood right now."

"Do you have any solution?" Youdi asked.

"We have discussed and proposed several solutions," the Archbishop said. "The most promising one needs to be implemented by you, Youti."

Yuti asked, "What plan?"

"Use your half-human, half-god body to establish a connection with the goddess," the archbishop said. "This way, you will be able to communicate with the goddess in a very short time, and naturally be able to sense her current state."

Youdi was slightly stunned: "Is it possible?"

"In theory, it's possible." The Archbishop nodded slightly and said, "This is also the original meaning of the hero's need for a half-human, half-god body. You should be the closest being to the goddess in this world besides the angels, so your contribution is needed at this time. What do you think, Yuti, are you willing?"

Youdi naturally wouldn't refuse. She took a deep breath and then said word by word, "Of course."

Although it must be very painful to make the goddess react, Youdi is not afraid.

She had long been prepared to dedicate herself to the goddess.

"Very well, then follow me," said the Archbishop. "The ceremony is ready."

Then, Youti and Amat went to another room together, where a group of bishops were already waiting.

The ceremony had already been arranged, and Youdi stood up without any hesitation.

"Your connection with the goddess is only for a few seconds," the bishop said. "In order to allow you to better understand what the goddess is going through, we will amplify your senses. Is that okay?"

What I mean is, if the goddess is suffering from some kind of pain, then will the pain I suffer be doubled?

Youdi understood this, but she still did not refuse. Instead, she said firmly: "I'm ready, let's start."

Then, the ceremony began directly.

At that moment, a holy light shone on Youti's body, which symbolized that Youti was connected with the goddess' body at this moment.

Yudi was also ready to accept the pain.

Come on, goddess, let me see the pain you are going through!

Yuti closed her eyes.

However, the imagined pain did not come. Instead, another very strange feeling came, like an electric current flashing through the body, flowing from bottom to top, making Youdi couldn't help but widen her eyes.

What is this strange feeling?!

At that moment, Youdi seemed to hear the sound of water, coming from her own body.

Before she could figure out what was going on, the ceremony was over... Her legs went limp and she fell to the ground in a duck-like position.

"Youdi, what's wrong with you?!" The Archbishop rushed over. "What did you feel?"

The sharp-eyed Amat noticed something and said anxiously, "Why are your pants wet?! Are you bleeding? How can you have the power to make you bleed? Don't worry, I'll go call a doctor for you right now."

Youdi stopped him immediately: "No, don't call a doctor, I, this is not blood."

"It's not blood?" Amat was slightly stunned. "What is it?"