Survive the Fourth Natural Disaster

William guessed that Hill was not surprised.

He didn't expect it before, just because he didn't understand that Styx could actually do such a trick.

After all, not everyone can have a particularly ancient inheritance like Hill, and know more about these old guys than most gods who have lived for hundreds of thousands of years.

If there wasn't a World Tree standing behind, Hill wouldn't dare to speak casually... He always felt that there were some things that the relatively indifferent World Tree would not understand.

Especially some inexplicable gossip and gossip related to the gods themselves.

Just like the Styx, Yggdrasil knows about it, and it is more likely that he likes to pull the indigenous people from this world... who must be gods or at least the aborigines of the sons of gods... to be the managers of the Styx.

In doing so, he would not have to waste his time helping this new god of death pave the way for him to ascend to power, nor would he need to teach him how to get along with the original god.

As for whether there are enemies or not, he doesn't care.

Anyway, the God of Death is a bunch of enemies in the end, and no one will care about it.

Over time, no matter how bad-tempered a god is, he will become more fond of enjoying loneliness under the influence of the breath of Styx.

Of course, this refers to the kind of death that he admitted and actually entrusted the tributaries of the River Styx to.

In a dual-core world where you can't even find a usable god, you can only find a child of destiny who has the will of the world to care about you. In fact, Styx rarely encounters this.

But he still wouldn't choose to find a human to promote who is more in line with his own style... Although doing so will indeed allow the messenger of the Styx, the future God of Death, to merge with the tributaries of the Styx faster, but that little time counts. What happened?

Does he need to save?

Compared with this kind of small trouble that can be solved in time, Styx prefers to save himself some troubles.

Now that you've found someone, why don't you just dump the work on him?

For their own sake, the other party will always work hard.

Slower at most.

That doesn't matter, there aren't many beings in the multiverse who would choose to give up their power, especially gods.

Not to mention, most of the Shinigami are unlucky ones who have been resurrected from death or are on the verge of death!

After finally surviving, who wants to die again?

It is their type who cherish life the most.

Although he also secretly despised Styx's laziness, these things were still relatively orthodox knowledge.

On the other hand, it's a bit, well, not news that serious people would pay attention to.

Especially for a relatively indifferent existence like World Tree, Hill really couldn't imagine that his old man would follow his own aura to spy on other people's little moves.

Most of the news from him are the causes and consequences. In terms of the process, it is the kind of behavior that will cause relatively large turbulence that will make him remember. Yggdrasil does not care about other things like preferences.

But when Hill paid attention to this matter, his first reaction was that Styx wanted to watch a show again.

According to the news here, the River Styx is not as ruthless and careless as most inheritance narratives say. It only cares about its own flow and never cares about what is happening around it.

The old man is indeed very neutral and has no preference for any world. He can be called impartial.

But that doesn't stop him from abiding by these principles and at the same time doing some small benefits for himself.

For example, among the beings who are also qualified to become the God of Death, Styx will definitely choose the one who is more capable of bringing wind, frost, snow and rain.

In the words of Styx, it is a stagnant water that still wants a little ripple. When it flows, it also wants different scenery on both sides.

Just like the God of Death in Trasil, he doesn't actually have the only choice of the Hunting Goddess, but only the Hunting Goddess can best satisfy his little pleasure.

Also, Styx didn't like the elves Corellon created very much.

Just like when he was in Toril, the most annoying thing was Lansander.

These river basins that always make him flow smoothly are suddenly blocked, and even those guys whose noise bothers him who has always been too lazy to listen to gossip. If Styx can cause some trouble for them when it goes smoothly, his old man will never let him go. Show mercy.

For example, Amaunata's demigods and legendary believers all died because they refused to give up their beliefs, and their souls had nowhere to go. They could only enter the River Styx and slowly wait for their souls to dissipate. When the mortals who accidentally entered the River Styx stayed briefly, they publicized the existence of the Sun God, so that the name Amaunata would always be known to mortals.

Let the Holy Grail of the Sun, which is hiding in an unknown place, have a chance to wake up... It has been sleeping for tens of thousands of years. If no one mentions it in the meantime, the soul of Amaunata of the Holy Grail may really sleep until the end of the world.

Normally, the souls of these Sun God believers, even demigods, should become confused after ten thousand years.

Lansander blocked the channel of the River Styx, and the River Styx did not hesitate to block his divine path to upward development.

But he always goes with the flow and will never fail to create opportunities by force.

Therefore, Hill can also understand that one of the reasons why he chose the hunting goddess in Trasil is that she will definitely bring a lot of fun with Corellon's son.

It can not only trap the annoying elves who are always ready to start tens of thousands of years of war, but also give him endless aftertaste of fun, so why not do it?

But this kind of information, which obviously requires careful observation and careful exploration, is definitely not the type that World Tree is interested in.

The old tree ancestor of the Hill family is not without hobbies, but he prefers to observe new creatures born or passing by his tree... Corellon and Gruumsh are the first gods born on the branches of the World Tree, but they will definitely not be the last.

But as long as they leave his arms, the World Tree will generally not care.

The current Father of Elves and the Lord God of Orcs are not within his scope of attention.

The big tree originally only likes the birds that land on its branches.

He doesn't care at all whether the neighbor next door dances ballet while working.

And who cares about these things and likes to observe these things, Hill can guess.

Hill estimated that when he communicated with William, or even Shar, it didn't matter if he talked a little more, because they didn't understand the World Tree that well.

But, if it was a big man like the level of Styx, he'd better pay attention to the content of his speech.

Try to learn to only talk about the results, don't tell others how he analyzed it... Fortunately, the World Tree can share 99% of the burden.

Hill took a breath silently, and then asked Shar softly: "William, do you know how Wistaria explained the crisis he felt? He probably doesn't know what's happening on the Styx."

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