Dear Broom Knight

Lowry said a little confusedly: "Actually, if it only involves them, I probably wouldn't even consider whether or not to say something.

But, Czeska, some things, some existences, once they enter this world, will inevitably stir up a storm of blood.

Just, before that..."

"Before that, they have to deal with this group above us whose eyes don't look down... right?" Czeska interrupted her lord.

"Yes." Lowry nodded, "Although the gods are all alone... have nothing, these so-called Alliance of Kings churned out by the world's will due to various situations are really useful.

For those outsiders, it's very troublesome.

What they want, even if it's order, isn't the kind with such a high bottom line.

They must break all of this first.

And according to their past logic, those who keep the world running must be the innate gods.

So, they definitely have to mess with the gods first."

"But, can they do it?" Czeska couldn't figure it out, "Everything else is fine, but how is the Sun God possible?"

Everyone knows that the Sun God never leaves his star.

The sun of this universe is his laser turret, its range covering the entire universe, shooting wherever he wants.

Not even the underground is safe.

Even the Lord of the Earth has the obligation to cooperate with the Sun God to combat evil.

The Lord of Storms and the Goddess of the Night would never oppose the Sun in this regard.

The situation where the bright moon and the sun suddenly rise at the same time in the middle of the night has been a fairy tale passed down for tens of thousands of years.

But since the Night followers haven't been shouting to denounce these fairy tales, it means that this is a fact acknowledged by the Goddess of the Night.

Although what is considered terrible evil to the gods, ordinary people know nothing about.

But everyone understands that the enemies who can make those tough gods take a step back, the day they encounter them, they will probably find it harder to die than to live.

Including the professionals.

Without a certain level of strength, no one would investigate the details of this unknown enemy.

As for why the Sun God never goes out or proclaims his name, many strong people who have some knowledge of this suspect that the Sun God has exchanged the ability to connect with the entire universe at the cost of giving up certain benefits... the universe exists, he exists, if the universe is gone, he can't leave the world like other gods and become some desolate god.

It's even more impossible for him to devour the suns of other worlds like the Sun Gods of other universes, allowing himself to rely on the faith of multiple universes to gain eternity.

Moreover, he must place himself under the will of the world.

Even if the will of the world recovers after he alone supports the world for millions of years, it will immediately surpass the Sun God and become the strongest.

And the reason he can do this is because at least 60% of all the merits the Sun God gains from supporting the world will be used to help the world's will recover.

Of course, the Sun God is not a crazy saint either; he used this method to obtain a special permission from the world's will before it collapsed to separate him from the sequence of gods.

Lowry had never quite understood why the Sun God could really transcend the strongest constraint set by the world's will on the gods before its death, but his inherited memories gave him some relevant information.

Worlds and gods that do this are not unique.

Unfortunately, it only sounds good.

Doing it is really difficult.

Most importantly, the god who needs to stay and support this world must never regret it.

When he has worked diligently and painstakingly for tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of years, can he accept the result that he must cultivate a boss above his head?

Moreover, this is a brand new boss, and although the core is the same as the past one, the divine power remains unchanged, but it is only a similar existence.

Even the personality must be the original one.

There are reasons not to recognize it.

Who would be willing to do so many years of hard work just to earn the title of second-in-command?

Moreover, saying second-in-command, calling him number two is also no problem.

If you encounter some ambitious subordinates who want to climb up, their target must be him.

Like this world, where the gods are tossing around and playing, and no one has ever thought about extending their claws into other gods, even if there is an opportunity, it's really rare.

The Lord of Storms and the Lord of the Earth can actually extend their hands to the ocean.

The ocean in this world is actually quite lively, although the storms are a bit bigger and the waves are stronger, but the fish and shrimp are also big enough.

Moreover, as long as the Storm and the Earth want to, they can both transform the magical creatures in the ocean, allowing them to cross the threshold from so-called demigod powerhouses to gods.

Just a little spark from a true god will do.

But, neither of them did it.

Even when the one the Lord of the Tower brought back shouted hoarsely that the Earth was the strongest god in the universe, and that his domain was in places where the sun doesn't shine.

Unfortunately, although the Earth Church was lively for a while, the Lord of the Earth didn't make any movement at all.

He only accepted the original divine authority domains, and didn't want to go any further.

Although doing so did allow him to avoid being dragged into that quagmire and turning against his former companions, letting the Lord of the Tower struggle alone for a while before ending in failure, the Lord of the Earth did indeed give up the opportunity to become the second-in-command in one fell swoop.

And then there's that arrogant Goddess of the Night.

Even that strategist of the Lord of the Tower said that in fact, on this planet, every second is under the sun's illumination.

But not all times have night.

He was actually making a fuss about the polar day phenomenon.

Although there is also the so-called polar night, the traces left are too few.

After all, no one can really go there.

But the polar day circle exists at the northernmost point of the Ice Country.

Basically, anyone with strength can see it, and even go to pursue it... They actually can't distinguish the principle of the aurora's existence, so they also count the semi-bright and semi-dark moments illuminated by the aurora into the polar day circle.

Of course, the gods understand this, but sometimes, there's no way to explain it to mortals.

This made the Lord of the Tower's side portray the Goddess of the Night as a subordinate of the Sun God.

According to that goddess's personality, she should have been furious about this.

She did indeed get angry.

But she very rationally only attacked the Lord of the Tower and that strategist who tried to use her as a knife, and didn't have the urge to slap the sun in retaliation at all.

This is too unlike her usual self.

However, Lowry had a feeling that all of this stemmed from that Sun God.

Yes, not the selfless, absolutely rational incarnation of the world's will who said he would sacrifice himself and then did, but this Sun God who squats in the turret and doesn't move.

Lowry greatly admired him.

Of course, Czeska also knew this.

So, she just asked softly: "Will it affect the safety of the Sun God?"

"They'll want to move him, but it's hard to move him." Lowry thought for a while and still gave a positive answer.

Even the demons and devils have no way to deal with the light-based gods like Amanata and Lathander, who are full of flaws!

Based on the indestructible golden body of this one in their world, there's almost no possibility of being dragged into the water.

"Then that's it!" Czeska curled her lips, "What's the use of you always thinking about others?

They just want to attack you, right?

When will they learn to respect you, then you can be kind.

Besides, even if there's a little mistake, isn't our territory safe?"

She tentatively looked at Lowry.

Seeing Lowry nod slightly, Czeska suddenly clapped her hands: "You've reminded those people before, haven't you?

Especially His Majesty the King, I remember you actually mentioned similar incidents several times, but there wasn't any more definite news.

What else can you do?

It's useless to care about people who don't remember to defend themselves even after knowing these things; they'll be caught sooner or later.

Moreover, Lord, this isn't your responsibility!"

Czeska's tone was a bit strange... She really didn't think her lord was such a compassionate good person.

Don't get yourself involved just for fun!

Lowry glanced at Czeska, whose words had hidden meanings, and pointed to the three little white dragons struggling painfully in chains downstairs: "Well, I'm just suddenly a little worried that these three might really end up in my hands."

"Isn't their father still there?" Czeska asked curiously, "Hasn't Bolanios planned to settle down here?

That mountain he built is so good!

I see many Gale Wolves are secretly peeking, wanting to learn Bolanios's skills in stacking mountains!"

Bolanios and the Gale Wolves were both trying to transform their diamond-shaped mountains into cylindrical mountains.

But now, only Bolanios's mountain has the concept of a circle.

The Gale Wolves' mountain has changed from a diamond shape into an irregular 12-sided shape, which is Czeska giving them some face.

Lowry had recently turned his usual bay window into a side window, seemingly to avoid seeing the strange mountain of the Gale Wolves.

He would rather watch the three little dragons being forcibly pulled and dragged every day and listen to their wails than test his eyes.

Otherwise, he might really grab a hammer and chisel and chisel that mountain into a circle himself.

Lowry smiled at her: "From the day Bolanios built his dragon nest so close to my castle, I knew he would eventually leave with Ruthkania."

Czeska was stunned for a moment: "Ah?"

"His Majesty Travis and Ruthkania are planning to play a big game, so these past few years, no, it should have been too lenient from the beginning.

I only realized it later, Czeska.

I'm really not that kind of extremely perceptive person.

If even I have noticed that something is wrong, how could someone as shrewd as His Majesty Travis have no feeling at all?"