The Infinite Journey of the Sage

Chapter 137

This discussion is actually the last one.

Both Keilal and Loki knew clearly in their hearts.

Among the gods in Orario, there may be one or two minor gods that even Keilal doesn't know about, but the gods with real names and surnames, as long as Keilal knows about them, I'm afraid they won't be able to escape his poisonous hands.

Both sides knew that the chess game was over and all that was left was just a small talk between the two.

"Don't you ever feel any guilt when you do these things?" Kailar asked a little strangely, as if he was asking a friend.

"Guilty, we are guilty." Loki smiled freely, "That's why I treat these children a thousand times better, isn't it?"

“I’m really raising them as my kids.”

"It is precisely because of this that the Loki Familia has become the most successful Familia in the dungeon."

"They are such a simple group of people. In my opinion, they are still a group of children." Keilar did not comment on Loki's words and just expressed his own opinions lightly.

"And you are not parents, you are just a group of abductors."

"You take children away from their original parents, and then send them to a remote and poor place. You use the best things in this poor place to support them, and you call it fatherly and motherly love for them. How is that? Ridiculous."

Keilal's logic and ethics are a hundred times better than Loki's. Loki was speechless by Keilal.

Kelal's analogy is not wrong. Loki and the others deprive the adventurers of what they should have, and then give them a little bit of what should belong to them. This so-called love is actually the same as humans being condescending to kittens and puppies. The alms are no different.

What's more important is that condescending charity to intelligent races is more pleasurable. This is why in those fairy novels, the panacea and flying sword are indispensable, but the most indispensable thing is a crazy and domineering pet.

The more awesome and powerful the pet is, the more awesome and powerful the owner is, the more respectable he is, and he will have a good reputation when going out.

These gods who treat humans as pets are actually no different from the protagonists who keep monsters as pets. What they show off in comparison is the so-called adventurers. Why do adventurers become the people of the gods in the form of a family?

If this is the case, will people like Keilal be absorbed by this group of people and become their pets?

Keilal could see their condescending arrogance at a glance. It was precisely because of their arrogance that Keilal understood what was beyond this arrogance. Freya saw Keilal's eyes and eyes actually looked the same. The kind of elf that is particularly cherished is no different. As a collector or a trainer who refuses to collect non-mythical beasts, how can he let go of such a cherished elf?

Kelal knew and understood, so he felt disgusted and stayed away from these gods.

How dare these gods say that they regard humans as their own children when they regard humans as obedient and rare animals?

If their love is really deep, then they should actively release the magic power in their bodies, just like Freya did in the dungeon. Compared with their actions, their words Nothing makes sense.

"Why did you do this?" Loki was puzzled. "You clearly have everything. With our support, you can be the king of the dungeon. No one can stop you, no one can threaten you. You are the eighteenth floor, the king of the entire dungeon. That's it. Aren’t you satisfied yet?”

"How can a mere Dungeon King... be compared with the magic power of all mankind?" Keilar glanced at her, somewhat baffled by the level of her question.

"Or is it that you have been at the bottom of humanity for too long and have forgotten why you are able to live a superior life?"

Keilal opened his eyes slightly and glanced at her, making her stiffen.

"They are really... mortals." Keilar suddenly understood the lie that they were gods. They were indeed immersed in it. Their intelligence may be stronger than ordinary people, but when it comes to truly reaching the realm of gods, I'm afraid it's still far from being achieved.

They can't even reach Keilal's second-level realm. Their way of thinking is completely different from Keilal's way of thinking. They can't even catch up with what Keilal is thinking.

It's like Kelal had this step in mind when he built the dungeon.

But the gods had no idea that anyone would dare to resist or kill them.

It can only be said that the levels of both parties and the perspective from which they look at the problem are completely different.

"That's it for today." Keilal lost the idea of ​​continuing to chat with her, and he looked at Ais.

"Ais, step back, this matter is over."

Not only did Aisi not retreat, but she also drew her sword and stood in front of Loki.

She showed no fear in the face of Keilal who had killed Otta. She just stood firmly in front of Loki, looked at Keilal, and shook her head.

Keilal was kind to her, and Loki was also kind to her. If Keilal wanted to kill Loki, she could only repay Keilal with her own life and let Keilal kill her and then Loki. alright.

"It's so naive." Kelar shook his head, not sure which aspect of her he was referring to.

Loki suddenly pounced on her, as weak as a boneless snake.

"Ais Tan, thank you for always." Ais turned her head blankly and looked at the weak Loki. She only saw traces of carbonization from burns appearing on her back. Maybe all of Ais' All attention was on Keilal, but Finn and the others behind her could clearly see that a sudden, silent light appeared behind her, and then hit Loki's back.

Within seconds, Loki was killed.

Holding Loki's body, Ais turned her head and shouted: "Kelar!!"

This was the first time she'd shouted Keilal's name so loudly.

But Kelal had already spread his wings at this time, and he rose into the sky.

"I have nothing to do here anymore, come on, humans." He smiled at everyone, then spread his wings and disappeared at the edge of the sky in an instant.

Looking at Loki slowly turning into a point of light in Aisi's arms, Finn suddenly said without a clue: "Compared to them, he is more like a god, right?"

Everyone looked at the feathers of light falling in the sky and were speechless, unable to recover for a long time.

This world is really too complicated, and the simple and direct life in the dungeon is more suitable for them.