"I should congratulate you first."
When Heroria saw Josiah throw another card, she directly chose to take the card that Josiah threw.
"What are you congratulating me for?" Josiah looked at the card table on Heroria's side. She had already drawn two cards.
"You killed a messenger, which is something that I can't even imagine in the past, but it turns out that you did it."
Heroria didn't care about Cheil and Carolee who were sitting around. There was nothing to hide about this information. After all, Heroria knew that these two were the heroes who killed the messenger with their own hands … It was just that others didn't know.
"It's quite easy to kill the Lord of Grey Fog."
When it was Carolee's turn, she drew a card. It didn't seem to be a good card, so she threw it directly.
"Easy …? With such a huge amount of energy from the World Tree as support, it is indeed very easy to kill a messenger. "
"Are you trying to say that the one we killed … is only the weakest of the Four Heavenly Kings?" Josiah listened to Heroria's tone. No matter how he listened, it sounded like she was about to announce the boss behind the scenes.
"The Four Heavenly Kings, as expected of Josiah's description. Hatred is not the weakest of the messengers, but it is also not the strongest … His duty is to invade, invade our world from the continent I mentioned." Heroria stared at the card that Cheil threw. In the end, she hesitated for a moment and didn't make any move.
"Hatred failed. This is a signal … In the future, the pace of their invasion is likely to accelerate, and …"
After taking another look at the card that Josh had thrown out, Heroria also drew a card for herself. She drew a card, and this time, it was a card of …
With her current combination, she could have won the game immediately with a winning hand, but Heroria was waiting … She wanted a bigger winning hand.
"Josiah … They will make you their target." Heroria threw a card and said at the same time.
"I will kill as many as they come." Hiri said directly to Heroria.
"It's not suitable for a mother who is pregnant with a new soul to say this."
Heroria saw through Hiri's current state at a glance. This might be the only thing that Josiah was worried about.
"I will also guarantee his safety." Cheil said at this time, "This is in the name of the Land of Frost."
When Cheil finished this sentence, it just happened that Carolee drew a card. She just saw what card she drew, and Hiri and Cheil said one after another.
"I …" After a short pause, Carolee puffed up her chest and said very solemnly, "In the name of the Dark Wood Elves, I will also guarantee Josiah Yanorod's safety."
Caroline's oath had a bit of the tranquil and sacred charm of a Saintess, but when this Saintess of the Dark Wood Elves tossed out the eighty thousand in her hand in the next second, there was no charm at all.
"It's quite touching that my life is so valuable, but Heroria, you know … I don't like to be beaten. Rather than passively defending, I prefer to be the aggressor."
Josiah's voice carried a bit of provocation. Heroria maintained her expressionless state, but Messiah's expression behind her changed a little.
Heroria didn't turn around, but she still sensed Messiah's mood …
"Messiah, what do you want to say?" Heroria asked.
"I just feel … it's a little ironic when I hear this demon say he is the aggressor." Being asked by Heroria, Messiah had no choice but to speak her inner thoughts, "I've been deceived by him several times, but in these two years, he might be the most … kind demon I've seen. I really can't imagine him as an aggressor."
"Are you praising or belittling …"
Why did Josiah feel that this female knight was changing the way she said, "This is the most unbeatable demon I've ever seen."
"These are all my thoughts."
After speaking, Messiah closed her mouth. She still refused to communicate with Josiah. In these two years, this female knight's vigilance towards Josiah had changed from 'enemy' to 'bastard who likes to tease me'.
"No … Messiah, Josiah Yanorod is the most terrifying demon aggressor in a hundred years." Heroria directly denied Messiah's view. "He took down Noland alone, and in less than half a year, he made the entire Falosi fall … Now, it won't be long before the Iron Nation and the Land of Frost will be included in his territory."
No one answered Heroria when she said this. She threw out another useless card and said, "Don't worry, I won't be able to help you.
"All of us here can be considered as his captives."
"The way you describe him makes me very unhappy, but I can't find any reason to refute it." Carolee thought about it carefully. It seemed that it was really like that.
Ever since Josiah's movies began to flourish, there was now a wave of movie production in all parts of the Falosi. The most direct point was … Carolee could be sure that she would not be able to survive without the magic net!
"The Land of Frost hasn't fallen. It's still about half done."
Cheil didn't seem to like the way Heroria described it. At the same time, Cheil also secretly glanced at Josiah.
Josiah roughly understood the meaning of the Frost Owl's eyes. It was probably hinting that the magic net in the Land of Frost had not reached a hundred percent coverage.
"But the situation in the other continent is not as simple as here." Heroria said directly to Josiah. "That place has been completely eaten away by the Grey Fog. Even if there are creatures that retain their consciousness, they may not be called humans."
"I heard something from a goddess. The Lord of the Grey Fog, which is the messenger's power, comes from the negative emotions of living creatures. Those beasts that have not developed intelligence seem to be unable to absorb energy."
Josiah didn't know what Heroria was trying to say with such a long speech, but now Josiah wanted to refute one of Heroria's arguments.
"So if the messengers really do occupy another continent, they won't kill all living creatures in order to absorb energy. Instead, they will let them live in fear, despair, or sadness for a long time."
"Continue." Heroria stopped playing cards in her hand. She wanted to hear Josiah's next plan.
"Utopia … Have you heard of this term before?"
Josiah's question was naturally met with the surrounding girls shaking their heads.
"You can understand it as a happy city, a city where all bad things don't exist … I think the country or world under the messenger's rule should be the opposite of a utopia."
"A city where all bad things exist," Cheil heard this and suddenly recalled the tragic state of the plague zone. His expression became a little distracted.
"So if we really want to expand our business in another continent, of course we have to bring the smile of happiness there!" Josiah said.
"The Church of Happiness?" Hiri suddenly thought of a strange name.
"Very interesting …" Heroria listened to Josiah's suggestion and couldn't help but smile. "Josiah Yanorod … Let's add another bet in this round. The person with the lowest score has to agree to a condition of the person with the highest score."
You've already exceeded your reading limit for today. If you want to read more, please log in.
Login
Select text and click 'Report' to let us know about any bad translation.
