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Understanding this, Lorre nodded slightly: "That's good. I'm just worried that the other party has more conspiracies."

It's good as long as the Lord of Storms and the others know what happened.

Lorre can accept even the Goddess of the Night, whom he dislikes the most, among the native gods of this world… As long as he thinks of Toril, Lorre is naturally extremely satisfied and has no other thoughts.

There's no need to worry about the faith gods.

If the gods of Toril were merely capricious and willful before they learned to use the power of faith, then those who learned to use the power of faith to strengthen themselves are simply… locusts.

The reason why these few are still doing okay now is entirely due to the world's will suppressing them severely and resolutely.

But no one knows what will happen in the future.

Don't think that Lorre has a good relationship with the Lord of Storms now, but if one day, he changes from the initial mutual benefit with believers to an existence that extracts the power of faith to strengthen himself, Lorre will definitely break off relations immediately.

The change in supply determines the attitude of gods and people.

Lorre won't have any侥幸.

At this point, he actually understands it very well.

The gods actually understood the duality of faith a long time ago. They don't care because those changes don't matter to their endless lives.

Whether it's indifference or malice, it's not directed at them themselves.

Although some gods do still have some persistence, these persistences lose their value when faced with threats.

Indeed, many gods can handle the relationship between themselves and their faith very well, but unexpected events are not uncommon.

Just like Toril.

Lathander, who once brought hundreds of millions of his elven followers into his god kingdom, is a prime example.

His persistence for so many years was ultimately destroyed by the desire to use faith to reach above the sun!

His followers, whom he had high hopes for, didn't send him up, but instead brought back that damned Amanat.

This is the most typical example of the imbalance between gods and faith, leading to the complete collapse of the gods.

Later, Lathander suddenly changed from a young man to an uncle and had a daughter with the earth goddess… Is that something the enthusiastic and eternally young him could do?

That is a typical case of being changed by faith.

Therefore, Lorre's attitude towards the Lord of Storms is close but not intimate. He will directly mention things, especially mutually beneficial things, but generally won't actively give the other party any advice.

Just like at this moment, he is actually a little worried that these gods are underestimating the enemy… Lorre wouldn't be so clueless as to how the Lord of Storms knew the truth without his presence.

The Sun and Moon are inherently good at observation.

But he won't say anything more. He mentioned it, reminded them, and that's it.

The Lord of Storms sighed: "We can't be sure whether our approach is right or wrong. After all, everything is in fate.

We can only follow the initial agreement with the Sun and ignore anything in the dark. If anything emerges, we'll just nip it in the bud.

We've persisted for so many years, and there haven't been any major flaws.

Even though more and more things have been happening recently, we can still handle it."

He hesitated for a moment and then said with a smile: "The Lord of Ice, because of the existence of the White Dragon King, most foreign forces are unwilling to start with him.

The Lord of the Tower is the evil god most likely to attract all kinds of attention.

With him around, many things are much easier."

After that priesthood is condensed, it can really directly control the magic towers of mages who are far stronger than him," the Lord of Storms continued, "Even if they have the ability to turn him into their own face, they will never touch this priesthood.

This thing will be directly transmitted to their main body. Even the most evil gods are unwilling to… offend the mages of the entire universe.

Therefore, if there is a problem with the Tower, the first thing to do is definitely to strip away this priesthood.

As for neutral or good ones… Lorre, in our world, where is there a chance to interfere without wanting to do bad things?

Even commerce and power are very tightly controlled."

Lorre suddenly thought of Emperor Travis's overly casual attitude after discovering the Night spies.

The royal family and the nobles do indeed make some concessions to the churches of the gods in some aspects.

This can also be considered a tacit understanding between the two sides!

It's just inevitably exploited by others.

Lorre blinked confusedly and asked curiously: "Then, my initial behavior of directly rejecting the major churches, is it… not very good?"

The Lord of Storms answered crisply: "It's normal for you to do that.

The Icewind Dale, no one cared about it at first.

But after they ruined themselves, it became a mess that was allowed to run wild.

The North will naturally be affected to some extent.

Therefore, even though I have always appeared in the North, I have not allowed the church forces to develop in the North. In fact, I have even deliberately reduced the control of the Storm Church.

I still understand my own believers.

Even those who are fine have no small ambitions.

This is the foundation of the storm, which is very aggressive.

Even if they are not allowed to develop in the North, they can still cause so much trouble!

But Lorre, you should also be clear that the Storm Church is indeed largely responsible for what happened to your family, but that is not their goal."

"Yeah, I know," Lorre said blandly, "So I only hate the Schroeder family."

The Lord of Storms laughed: "Using everything that can be used to prevent yourself from being targeted when you are weak, and not wanting to be directly attacked because someone discovers your demiplane… You have done a very good job in this regard.

I wouldn't think there is a problem with my believers because of this kind of thing."

Lorre smiled almost imperceptibly… He is indeed still a Storm believer. After all, he has undergone formal church baptism and has not publicly denied his faith.

He can now understand the Lord of Storms's statement.

For the Lord of Storms, who treats believers more as employees, or employees who share some of his burdens, he doesn't care about Lorre's hatred for senior employees.

As long as Lorre is still working for him and indeed provides him with sufficient returns, the Lord of Storms will only value him.

As for whether you are loyal to the company or not, a serious boss actually doesn't care, as long as you can work.

Compared to senior employees who cause trouble for him, the Lord of Storms prefers to see subordinates like Lorre who are unruly, may jump ship at any time due to insufficient treatment, but can bring him rich profits.

This is a large company that is still striving upwards. What the boss wants is the result of hard work, not to idly pay attention to whether his employees clock in and out of work every day and work overtime.

Even if the boss is strong by nature, but because the company is too strong, there are still endless internal troubles and external threats. He doesn't even have time to clean up the internal and external troubles!

He doesn't have time to explore whether the relationship between employees is harmonious.

As long as it doesn't affect the work, he doesn't care if they fight like dogs.

Perhaps, in the Lord of Storms's view, it would be a problem if Lorre, who is famous for his irritable temper and stubborn personality, didn't do this… Unless Lorre knew those inside stories very early, then he would definitely consider things very carefully when doing things.

He would have to be careful not to let the gods discover his specialness.

Lorre's demiplane can't actually hide from the eyes of the gods. If he had been too cautious at the age of eight, and could even restrain his hatred, then he would really be blacklisted.

After all, his parents are the type who don't know anything and lack respect and trust for the church under the will of the Lord of Storms.

Understanding this, Lorre took a light breath and couldn't help but ask: "Since you know I'm fine, why does the Goddess of the Night always trouble me?"

"She likes you quite a bit," the Lord of Storms replied inexplicably.

"Huh?"

“Nightshade only torments you so much because she likes you; to her, that's a test before giving more affection.” The Storm Lord's tone was also very… peculiar. “Look, didn't she say it? You and that High Tower Lord's trusted aide are somewhat alike.

The High Tower Lord is also very tolerant towards you. Pat and Anise were unwilling, so he didn't force them to contact your mother.

For him, that's already extremely thoughtful.”

Leaving the High Tower Lord's side aside for the moment, Lorne suddenly understood why the few beings valued by the Nightshade Goddess had all betrayed her!

Who wouldn't go crazy?

These few encounters alone have made Lorne unforgettable, always thinking about screwing over the Nightshade Goddess and her church… If he were truly liked by her to the point of being unable to extricate himself, how much suffering would he have to endure!

“That aide of the High Tower…” Lorne couldn't help but mutter to himself, “Choosing to shatter one's body for the High Tower is understandable.”

The Storm Lord coughed violently a few times: “Lorne, ah~ Don't say too much truth.”

“Then now…” Lorne looked at him hopefully.

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“Yes, you are no longer the type she likes.” The Storm Lord replied affirmatively, “You've been too smooth these years, not as edgy as you used to be, daring to kick anyone, with an attitude of insisting on being yourself and never compromising to any being.

Although you still don't accept divine believers into your castle's territory, you haven't refused the church's affiliated merchant guilds from trading in your valley.

You also sold your precious magical artifacts very decisively.

Although you said that as long as they abide by the rules of your territory, anyone can buy them.

But in this world, the richest and most willing to spend money are still those from the temples!”

Lorne actually knew this; the chances of his top-tier artifacts being bought by nobles were very low.

After all, by this time, most of the nobles' mineral reserves were not very large, and they relied more on managing their territories and various businesses to maintain their lives.

The northern nobles seem richer because they have new mines, but they also have other worries… After the White Dragon King abdicates, whether Leon can maintain the current momentum and keep those high-energy minerals outside the country in the hands of the Northern Royal Family and nobles is still unknown.

No one would definitely do something like attacking the northern mainland, after all, Travis only abdicated, not died.

But the competition outside the country doesn't care about these… If Travis even managed this, why would he abdicate?

In the fantasy world, this kind of former king and the supreme emperor he used to know are completely different concepts. They have to write an abdication document witnessed by the gods, and they will never turn back unless the country is on the verge of extinction.

Even if Leon goes to Travis for help, Travis won't tell him everything.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have made the journey back to the palace, which could have been reached in two months, almost turn into 108 tribulations.

Now Leon is still stuck in the last thousand kilometers before entering the capital!

He can't even find the way without a large turtle to cross the river.

In this situation, if Lorne wants to obtain some unseen super-materials, he can only rely on these churches.

Spanning countless countries, they have all kinds of minerals in their hands.

The grudges between him and several churches have nothing to do with these materials, and he doesn't need to lower his head and admit his mistakes, so Lorne will definitely choose to turn a blind eye!

Even the Earth Church has dared to bring out some special fruits for trading during this time, and Lorne hasn't refused.

As long as they don't come out in the name of the church, these are all minor matters.

Getting the benefits is the real deal.

Besides, the several churches are buying magical artifacts so frantically, obviously for the upcoming war.

What is his little resentment compared to the major events related to the life and death of the entire world!

Continuing to insist means he has a problem.

Lorne couldn't help but feel a little confused: “How old am I?”

Even if the dragon bloodline allows him to maintain a young mentality, he shouldn't always be in a chuunibyou period, right?

Making up for a regret in life is enough, no need to make up for it for a lifetime.

“Look at those Dark Moons and you'll know.” The Storm Lord said slowly, “They're like that their whole lives; she just loves those who are persistent.

She used to like Rainwater for the same reason.

Clearly a ruthless character who can cause torrential rain and submerge a country, but always with that gentle and soft posture that needs someone to help.

Nightshade really saved her life.”

Although in the end, they each had their own calculations, these helps were never false.

Lorne understood what the Storm Lord meant by saying these words… The Nightshade Goddess is still in a deeply affected state.

It's not that she doesn't know Rainwater has other thoughts, but she really didn't know that this thought was to screw her over to death.

Lorne laughed mockingly.

He wouldn't sympathize with the Nightshade Goddess.

To put it bluntly, when that person was helping Rainwater scheme against other beings, she didn't think it was wrong.

Bearing what you raised is a matter of course.

Then… Lorne looked at the Storm Lord with a strange look, revealing a thoughtful smile: “Storm?”

The Storm Lord paused, instantly transforming from a small whirlwind into a gust of breeze, disappearing before Lorne's eyes.

Sure enough, there were some law-related things in that Rainwater Goddess's pursuit of the Storm Lord.

Like Talos, the Storm Lord disguised in Toril, as the Lord of Orcs, the type of woman he likes is definitely not like Auril. Having a wife who is always thinking about killing him is enough to bother him, there is no need to have a lover who wants to kill him even more.

But the Storm Lord's range of choices is pitifully small.

Choosing one between Umberlee and Auril… then definitely choose neither, or Auril.

But the result is that if Umberlee dares to resist, she can take back the scope of her divine authority… Of course, she, who bullies the weak and fears the strong, is根本 impossible to have this courage.

She even hopes to become Talos's lover, so that she can live more comfortably!

On the contrary, Auril, after being deceived again, regrets it, but it's useless, she can only seal herself in the Arctic Circle, waiting for an opportunity.

Although the essence of these two goddesses is one ice and snow and the other sea water, they can indeed be related to storms.

They were initially attracted to Talos because of their essential desire for the power of storms.

If it were this world, the Rainwater whose attribute meaning is more pure, then it is definitely not to mention.

If the Storm Lord was unwilling, Rainwater could even move her home next to his kingdom of God.

Of course, what Lorne is concerned about is not the pursuit moves made by the Rainwater Goddess who can't resist the inner urging, he wants to know more, whether the Storm Lord himself is also affected by some aspects of the law.

Looking at his performance of fleeing in panic today, it should be.

The reason why the gods can say a lot of things in front of Lorne is because they know Lorne is 'knowledgeable' enough.

Even if there is something they don't know, swimming in the sea of inherited memories for a few days will probably understand everything.

So, they usually tell the truth, and directly avoid it when they don't want to say it.

Lorne looked slowly to the north: The reason why he asked this question so simply is naturally not to gossip for nothing.

In this world where even the gods' vision is limited, relying on the eyes of the birds, Lorne saw too many hidden things.

Even in the current situation, that 'Icefield Queen' is massively releasing water to the people of the Storm Church, regardless of the image of indifference to the homeland that Rosalind has created over the years,只想好好做冰原王国的形象.

Even like this, who can't see that she has a problem?