Dear Broom Knight

Although the events of that year were very distant, Lowry could still discern the gods' attitude towards that religious war from the subsequent reactions of the major churches.

A god like the Lord of Storms naturally didn't care about those trivial matters. His expectations for his terrestrial agents were never that high. Anyway, if he really needed to demonstrate his existence, he wouldn't need the help of mortals.

His attitude towards the church was more of an acknowledgment of his devout followers, rather than needing the church to do anything for him.

But the Night Goddess, who had created a being like Dark Moon within her own church, clearly didn't like to mention the events of that time.

Although she had never expected her church to develop any secular power, the Night Goddess, who always enjoyed communicating with those little girls who respected and loved her, and would personally assign them different roles and positions, felt that mortals had disturbed her enjoyment.

Moreover, the Night Goddess had a very proud personality. She didn't care about humans fighting for their own interests, but she did care that humans were no longer as respectful to her as they used to be.

However, she actually understood that these secular disputes had little to do with them gods... Therefore, although she was unhappy and listed many who had offended her as unwelcome, she would not interfere in these boring earthly matters in her divine capacity.

The Lord of the Earth, like his own peculiar attribute, was subtly between the Lord of Storms and the Night Goddess.

He seemed not to care much, but he also chose to be indifferent to those who had uttered disrespectful words to him in the past, only without making it as clear as the Night Goddess.

Probably, in his opinion, those who offended him should know it in their hearts.

As for the other three gods who were mainly based on faith... In fact, what they thought was not that important.

When those three didn't intend to react to this, they, who had long been unable to influence things on the earth, could only watch and do nothing.

The reason why the clerics of the God of Knowledge could still leave the land of faith was entirely because they were basically part-time scholars.

Otherwise, at this crucial moment when several major churches were busy paving the way, how could the other three churches, which had a greater need for this, have no movement at all?

They just couldn't do it.

As for the Church of Knowledge, which still had some activity, they actually didn't need to move.

After the God of Knowledge could influence the mortal world, scholars would basically immediately regain their faith in him.

After all, his divine arts, which were specially used to identify files, copy and sort out clauses and articles, were really easy to use, and didn't require a lot of study time like magic.

It's just a tool~ Who has nothing to do and has to understand how this thing is made? It's fine if it can be used!

Then, the interesting thing came, why was the Night Goddess's hatred for that Chosen of Freedom so endless?

So many years have passed, and it can be seen from Ian's attitude that the bones of a certain Chosen of Freedom are probably rotten. When Lowry, who was only a little suspicious, was encountered, the Night Goddess was still so entangled.

Yes, just for that period of time, from the moment Ian suddenly pulled out her rapier and stabbed the dog's butt, she was not completely herself.

This Dark Moon is probably the hidden saintess of the Church of the Night, the kind who grew up soaking in the pool of holy water.

Moreover, before adulthood, she almost never left the palace full of the power of the Night God.

Otherwise, with the current influence of these gods on the earth, there is no way to directly control believers who have been soaked in the atmosphere of the world, no matter how devout they are.

Of course, the requirements for the saintess herself are also very high, and she must be very compatible with the power of the Night God.

Therefore, as long as the Night Goddess uses it properly, she will not easily descend in person, but only partially possess like before, using a little mental influence to control Ian's actions, then the life of this Dark Moon will definitely be very long.

When the divine power completely disappears from Ian's body, her life will naturally come to an end.

However, I don't know if Ian is lucky or unlucky, the day when the gods return to the earth seems to be just around the corner.

Logically speaking, Ian will definitely be able to see this day, and like those Chosen in other worlds, have endless life and powerful power.

But, she also has to pray that the Night Goddess will not use her body too many times... Lowry doesn't think that when it comes to the point where she has to take action, the Night Goddess will be as restrained as this time.

And the reason why he discovered Ian's abnormality was because she suddenly attacked the Ice Dog King.

Lowry actually knew that he had a subtle difference.

Perhaps because he had been affected by the artifact since the day he was born, his aura was a bit special, and it was easy to arouse the favor of animals.

I don't know if it was because of this peculiar physique that his animal language magic had a bit of mutation.

It's not that anyone can understand what the silly dog is barking by stacking two spells.

The reason why the Ice Dog King dared to scold so unscrupulously and dared to reply to anything was of course because he was sure that no one on the Great Cliff could understand what he was saying.

And although Ian launched a surprise attack after the dog said a paragraph of incredibly dirty words for a while, Lowry, who had been watching intently because it was too interesting, still noticed several stiff timings, which were a bit coincidental.

If she had held back, the careless Lowry might have ignored her abnormality.

Unfortunately, not only did she not hold back, but even her replies to her companions and the Grand Priest were not quite right.

Then there were those words to Lowry and Alex later.

Although on the surface she was testing the two of them and provoking their relationship, Lowry keenly realized that the person the other party was really observing was him.

Some things, others may ignore, but, the things in Montes Castle, it's only been four years.

What the Lord of the Evil Cult can do, why can't the Night Goddess do it?

The reason why Lowry chose to point out Alex was of course not because he was kind and beautiful, but because he hoped that guy would be more tactful and cautious when dealing with Ian.

At least, when he understood that Lowry was going crazy at someone who might be very powerful, he understood that he couldn't stand by and watch the fun.

Alex really completed it well.

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Let his madness be perfect:

The Night Goddess left satisfied after confirming that Lowry was just a dog-like person, ah, no, after being white dragonized... This one's personality is actually quite good, at least much more tolerant than Ian's.

As long as she is sure that Lowry is not the kind of person she wants to kill, she doesn't care about the provocations of children, as long as they are not directed at her, the Night Goddess.

That is a kind of aloof indifference.

Of course, for a powerful god like the Night Goddess, it is indeed her mercy and generosity to be able to treat mortals with equal indifference.

Lowry wasn't really that impulsive... After confirming that the provocation after feeling her leaving was still a little subtle.

The former is a cat's meow, although it may not be pleasant, it can still be considered pleasant if you don't pursue what it said.

The latter is a dog's bark, nothing sounds good.

If Ian hadn't used her own brain to think and said some stupid things that no god could say, Lowry would never have dared to try the second style.

However, Ian, who later returned to herself, was obviously unable to endure Lowry's provocation.

After all, in her eyes, Lowry is not an insignificant child.

Therefore, Lowry could instantly understand that the Night Goddess's influence on her was basically still in the insignificant stage.

That is to say, Ian is still Ian, and has not gradually developed towards the personality of the Night Goddess.

If you are possessed by a god for a long time, the influence you receive is definitely not just the resonance of divine power.

If such a powerful and huge existence invades the sea of spirit, how can it not become the other party's appearance?

Maybe it was just a slight change at the beginning, but in the later stage, it is difficult to say how much of the personality and habits of the attached person still belong to himself.

Lowry has read a lot of Western fantasy novels, especially those famous Chosen in Dungeons \u0026 Dragons.

The Lady Alustriel Silverhand, one of the Seven Sisters of the North, who once shared her body and spirit with her biological mother, the goddess of magic Mystra, recklessly raised a large number of male pets with her protection, and gave birth to a large number of children who did not know whether they were her or 'her', is obviously not the same person as the quirky elf who appeared at the beginning, although she was not kind, but she did things very decisively.

In her later stage, she really became more and more like her biological mother Mystra, who liked to play with power and status and ended up playing herself to death.

On the contrary, her sisters have always been so ignorant and reckless.

Lowry didn't think there was anything wrong with those stories before, naturally because those plots were all serving the stupidity of the planning.

But after becoming a part of the multiverse himself, and hearing some variants of the famous jokes of Toril from the white dragon, Lowry naturally had a deeper understanding of this.

He definitely wouldn't have thought so much before, but Lowry cares very much about Kyle who went away.

Lowry is actually quite familiar with that child.

He really doesn't think that the child he came into contact with, who was seriously striving for his future, and thinking about how to find his own way out of the complex environment every day, who was only a little younger than himself, is a non-existent person.