Indescribable tarot cards

What exactly a god is, it is difficult to say.

At least Aaron himself knows three or four definitions of gods, such as needing to have the Kingdom of God, igniting divine fire, having believers and religion, or needing godhead, or having a godhead that is innate.

Each definition of god is completely different, and the power their god possesses varies.

It wasn't until Gad reminded him that Aaron discovered that indeed, there seemed to be no gods in this world.

Well, to be precise, there are no normal gods.

The ones that appear the most are the indescribable evil gods worshiped by cultists.

There is no religion throughout the continent, no priests who spread religious teachings, no priests and no believers. It is as if the gods have completely abandoned this continent.

"So...?" Aaron's mind was spinning a thousand times, and he suppressed the many speculations that came to his mind and asked in a low voice.

"This world is dead, Mr. Aaron." Gad said helplessly with a firm tone.

This world is dead...

Aaron couldn't help but frowned. He seemed to have heard this somewhere.

Suddenly, Sun Xuan's words flashed through his mind.

At this moment, these words were so clear that Aaron couldn't help but hallucinate, as if Sun Xuan's voice was still echoing in his ears: "This world is going crazy."

"Looking at your performance, you seem to know something vaguely?" Aaron couldn't control the shock on his face for a moment, and Gade naturally caught his strange look.

"Someone said something similar to you once."

"who?"

"Another time traveler." Aaron was deliberately vague here and did not reveal Sun Xuan's name.

"Well..." Gad's claws tapped the wine table intentionally or unintentionally, "Now that you already know this, I believe our next conversation will be easier, at least I won't have to explain too much."

"So back to the original question, what does it mean that the world is dying?"

"Literally, Mr. Aaron, the origin of this world has come to an end, and there is no way to maintain the stability of the space crystal wall. As a result, many strange things have poured in."

Gade turned around, poured himself a glass of wheat beer, took a sip, and pointed at himself and Aaron with his free finger, "For example, this is how we got in, and of course, those evil gods... …It’s like a house with drafts on all sides.”

"Then what?"

"Then? Then there is no more."

"Then why don't you leave?"

"The reason why I came to this world is because of the god I believe in, Hector, the God of Errands. Well, a god who may be a very niche god. With the help of his divine power, I can freely travel across the continent and complete the tasks along the way. Task."

God of errands?

The corner of Aaron's mouth couldn't help but twitch again. Although he was called a god, why did he feel that the strength and class of this errand god were a little...low?

Gade pretended not to notice Aaron's expression and said to himself: "But during a quick teleportation, I don't know why, I came here. Although there shouldn't be any problems with the teleportation of divine power, but..."

"Why can't you go back?"

"The god I believed in did not respond to the prayers of a devout believer like me. At first, I thought it was too far away, so I spent time and energy building statues and altars. I even hired people to build a temple in the end, let alone here. Even in our area, there are not many temples to the God of Errands.”

Gad shook his head and said meaningfully: "However, my prayers were not answered by the God of Errands. It was not until later that I realized that He had abandoned this place, or that He could not hear my call."

His wine glass gently collided with Aaron's wine glass, he drank the wine in one gulp, burped with satisfaction, and said summarily: "This is a place abandoned by gods, and no gods will respond here. The call of believers, except those weird evil gods."

Aaron was silent. For a moment, he didn't know how to respond to Gade, and finally knew why he sent Alice away.

Indeed, this secret is so powerful and secret that it should not even be known to others.

The world is dying...

If this news were to leak out, if nothing else, the news itself would be enough to cause a lot of trouble.

Since Gade and Sun Xuan were able to discover this, it meant that others would discover this secret information.

What's even more subtle is that there is also a group of cultists in this world who can reproduce more than rats and kill them endlessly.

If they knew about it, they might be able to pull off some tricks.

Even if most of the people are ignorant enough to not care about the life and death of the entire world, as long as a small portion of the people are incited by them, it will be a loss to the kingdom, the nobles, and even all civilized creatures living on the continent. It's a disaster.

In this era where the atmosphere of cults is rampant, it is not just humans who can turn into cultists.

"So, why are you here?"

"The most freedom here," Gade spread his hands and showed Aaron everything around him, "Here, you don't have to take into account any dogmas and regulations, and you don't have to care about anyone's eyes, as long as you have fun. "

As he spoke, he refilled a glass of light beer for himself and raised his glass to the drinkers in the tavern.

So the next moment, the originally noisy tavern was quiet again for a moment. In just a few breaths, every drinker present raised his glass in response.

Gade patted the wine table, temporarily removed the sound-absorbing array, and said loudly: "Everyone, every table will have a barrel of premium light beer today. It's free. I'll pay for it!"

Under Aaron's gaze, Gade clinked his glass from afar. The light yellow wine mixed with snow-white foam hit the wall of the glass and splashed with wisps of aroma.

And behind him, there was a wave of cheers.

Aaron didn't need to turn around to imagine what kind of scene of demons dancing behind him.

"Aaron, I'm tired." Gad looked at Aaron thoughtfully, drank the glass of beer, and wiped the foam from the corner of his mouth, "In Badibila, I don't have to worry about so much. , and in fact, those who do not take pleasure in time..."

He looked at an orc who was already half-kneeling on the wooden table, holding the bucket of beer that had just been delivered and drinking heavily. He said in a low voice, with an inexplicable tone. It was hard to tell whether it was envy or regret: "They are all dead. .”

Aaron remained silent, just staring at the cup in his hand.

Among the laughter and shouts, he clearly heard the groan of the glass in Gaed's hand.