Faka!
When Salin heard the name, he even wanted to give up. Faka was the First Oracle of the Vatican. There was no way he couldn't see that Salin had the divine power of the Goddess of Nature. They were definitely enemies. Any schemes or prayers would be useless.
"You shouldn't have come," Salin said, but Faka couldn't think of anything to say.
"Why shouldn't I come?" Faka asked with great interest. He put Salin into the space he'd refined. The people around couldn't find him. He was a Level Six Mage. No matter what, he couldn't fly into the sky.
Salin really wanted to take out his family badge and sneak attack. But in this space, other than white light, there were no other elemental senses. His Spiritual Power was also very slow. It would be great if the Gift Ring was still there. Now that he hid the badge in the Demon Ring, he couldn't take it out.
Faka stood about five meters in front of Salin, but Salin didn't dare to attack with his crystal finger. Attacking such a strong person, even if Faka was injured, the power of the backlash wasn't something he could bear. Salin remembered clearly what happened before. Crystal finger could kill people two or three levels above him, but the price was also very high.
If Faka was injured, he would probably die.
Everything he'd learned before was useless in front of Faka. The First Oracle of the Vatican looked about the same age as him, but there was still a difference. Faka only looked young, but his eyes were very mature. When he looked at Salin, he didn't feel superior. Instead, he looked at him with a little smile.
God's favorite, with the virtue of humility, the brightest star, and the perfect believer.
"This is already the territory of the Empire. I'm very anxious. There's a contract between the Vatican and the Empire. Someone of your level coming is equivalent to challenging the dignity of Alchemy City."
"Mage Salin, you have to be reasonable." Faka's words stunned Salin. This guy was willing to be reasonable with him? Who would believe that!
"There is indeed such a contract. It's been almost a thousand years. But I'm afraid you don't know the details of the contract. As a Mage, you killed my Priest Cauchy. I have the right to find you alone. Look, I've been here for a few months, and I haven't done anything to retaliate. I even helped your city solve some problems. "Faka smiled and said to Salin.
Salin could lie to Picasso, but he couldn't lie to Faka. Faka said that he killed Cauchy, and he didn't have the courage to refute. However, Salin discovered something strange. In Faka's eyes, there was something that shouldn't belong to him, and that was arrogance.
It wasn't that Faka couldn't massacre Metatlin City, but he was disdainful. Even the God of Light had said that he was a humble guide. Why would there be such emotions in his eyes?
Even so, Salin didn't want to give in. Since Faka didn't kill him immediately, there was still room for negotiation.
"You're not here to kill me, are you?" Salin even withdrew his Water Pattern Shield. Faka's power was unfathomable. Not to mention the Water Pattern Shield, even a level-8 Crystal Reflection couldn't defend against Faka's attack.
"Killing you is only one of the options. I hope I don't have to do that." Faka didn't care that Salin knew his request, and he didn't care what Salin used to threaten him. If Salin didn't agree, he would kill Salin and think of another way. He definitely wouldn't compromise with Salin.
Compromising with a mage was really a stupid act. A mage's contract had a powerful binding effect, just like divine power.
"What do you want? If I can't agree, you'll have to wait a few months before you attack me."
"A few months?" Faka looked at Salin with a faint smile, waiting for him to speak.
"I have an appointment with someone. If I don't go, he'll be very angry. I'm very scared."
"You're so bold. You're also afraid? I'm very interested to know who that person is. "When Faka said this, Salin caught the arrogance in his eyes again.
"A man named Joey. He's in Holy Rock City."
Faka finally became serious. He stared at Salin and asked, "Does he have red hair?"
"Don't test me. His hair is green." Salin sneered.
"Green? He's already at level-10. I didn't expect that. So do you plan to die, or do you plan to cooperate with me? "Faka obviously knew Joey, but he was still not affected by Salin's words.
"You're threatening me with death. You call that cooperation?" Salin could see that Faka was indeed not here to kill him. He didn't need to talk nonsense at all. Faka might even enter the Purgatory Desert alone. Salin had nowhere to hide in front of him. He was really too arrogant. He thought that becoming a level-6 mage at such a young age was already an unparalleled genius and that it would be difficult for him to encounter danger. But in the end? Only when the first oracle was in front of him did he realize how insignificant that bit of magic power was.
"How is this a threat? If I wanted to threaten you, I'd tell you that if you don't agree, I'll imprison your soul and burn it in purgatory flames for all eternity. You won't be able to escape even after the Gods fall."
Salin's eyelids twitched. Faka's words were not respectful to the gods. The "fall" he mentioned was obviously referring to the God of Light. However, Faka did have the ability to make his soul unable to be free. Killing him was instead the lightest punishment.
"Tell me your conditions. I can't agree to it. I can only apologize." Salin still remained calm. In fact, his sweat had evaporated.
"Of course, we'll cooperate. Your left hand and my right hand." Faka stretched out his right hand. A warm white glow appeared on his flawless right hand. This hand contained surging divine power. This divine power was definitely not borrowed. Instead, Faka had integrated it into his own body. Once it was damaged, it could recover on its own without the need to pray. Just like the left hand that Salin stretched out now.
God's left hand, God's right hand!
"I've set up a plane transmission array. I need your divine power. I wonder if you're willing to help?"
"Ha!" Salin seemed to have heard the funniest joke in the world. He said, "You're the first oracle. You don't have as much divine power as you want. Why would I believe you? "
"This is the only way for my believers to leave the Myers Continent safely. Salin, it's war. Many people will die. I don't like it. If you're willing, help me. I'll let countless believers leave this plane. "
Salin finally calmed down. He didn't believe Faka's words. Who cared about the dead in a religious conflict?
"I don't need you to live, but I still need Rex's help for this."
"Oh, you haven't convinced her?"
"Yes. Let's do it together." Faka stretched out his hand and grabbed at the white light behind him. Rex appeared in a sorry state. Her hair was a little messy, and she almost crashed into Salin's arms.
Salin reached out to support Rex. He said, "You want her God Sieve Ring? Just take it. "
"Silly boy, I'm a believer of the God of Light. How can I use the God Sieve Ring?" Faka didn't mind exposing his shortcomings. He needed Salin's God's left hand and Rex's God Sieve Ring. But he couldn't activate these two powers himself.
For the first time, Rex felt so embarrassed. She couldn't use the power of the God Sieve Ring. This was also because she wasn't strong enough and couldn't activate its true power. Faka reached out and grabbed her. She didn't even have a chance to fight back.
She could finally speak. Rex tidied up his magic robe and said to Faka, "Of course you can use the power of the God Sieve Ring. But once you use it, it's equivalent to betraying the God of Light. Am I right?"
"That makes sense," Faka replied indifferently.
"In your eyes, I'm a heretic. After helping you, I won't have a good ending, right?"
"Not necessarily. Your Highness Rex, if you can help me open a passage to a half plane, we may never meet again. What you like to believe has nothing to do with me."
Rex didn't know what to say. Faka's words were treason. If the God of Light knew, even if he was the First Oracle, he would be beaten to the ground and become useless.
"You want to betray the God of Light?" Salin's voice was a little bitter. This was even more unbelievable than Faka letting him go.
"How is that possible? I'm just saving the lives of believers on behalf of God. I'm not optimistic about the war on the continent. Finding a way out for the lambs and creating a heaven is the most sincere belief. "
Salin and Rex looked at each other and felt that it was extremely ridiculous.
"If you can, sign the contract." As Faka spoke, he casually threw out a ball of white light. This white light condensed into two contract scrolls in the air.
Salin knew that it was useless to resist, so he reached out to take the scroll.
The words on the scroll were densely written in Ancient Myrsi language, not magic language. As for the content, Salin didn't understand. Faka wanted Salin to help him build a stable interplanar transmission portal. As long as Salin helped, Faka's people wouldn't make things difficult for him in the future. They would pretend that his Metatlin City didn't exist.
Salin reached out to take the contract scroll from Rex's hand. The content was also very simple. Faka wanted Rex to use the God Sieve Ring to help him open a plane passage and confirm the coordinates of the plane.
"So, you want to hide it from the God of Light …" Rex also understood what Faka wanted. Faka could also build a interplanar transmission portal with his own power, but everything he did would be discovered by the God of Light.
Faka smiled and said, "See, I didn't even hide anything from such an important matter. If you don't sign the contract, I definitely won't let you leave. If you spread it everywhere, I'll have to leave this plane alone. It won't do you any good. "
Salin and Rex both smiled bitterly. Faka's words were very pitiful, but could they not agree? If they didn't agree, they would die immediately. Faka's request wasn't too much. This request would even be of great benefit to Salin and Rex. They originally wanted to overthrow the Vatican. This Faka wanted to take away a large number of believers, which was a huge help to Salin.
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