"Spreading magic to deal with the demons is more suitable and targeted than the Holy Light."
William stretched out his hand and a ray of Holy Light appeared in his palm. "But there's a big problem here. Once I spread the Holy Light, I can foresee that the humans' belief in the tenth world's heaven will increase greatly.
Wouldn't this indirectly help Heaven break through the seals you've set? "
"As long as Asgard is not destroyed, the seals won't be broken as easily as you think." Odin narrowed his one eye. "Otherwise, after hundreds or thousands of years, who knows how much faith heaven can collect, why can't it appear on Earth?"
"That's good. To be honest, I don't want these birdmen to enter Earth again." William and Odin smiled tacitly.
Wilson, who suddenly heard these secrets, broke out in cold sweat. He wondered if he had appeared in a place he shouldn't have and heard things he shouldn't have.
William had purposely allowed Wilson to hear this as a precaution. He did not want the entire England to fall into a frenzy of worship and belief towards the tenth world and the angels.
For this reason, the Holy Light in William's palm slowly turned into Odin's appearance. "Since you're sure that the tenth world can't break the seal, should we find a new god to illuminate the lost humans again?"
Odin looked at William in disbelief. "You want me to replace the will of heaven and be the source of faith for the Holy Light?"
"Can't I?" William's mouth twitched. "Since faith is useful to the tenth world, it can definitely improve the strength of Asgard."
"This is not as simple as you think." After saying this, Odin's gaze turned to the ashen-faced Wilson. He smiled and shook his head. "Alright, don't scare Wilson."
William turned to look at Wilson and rolled his eyes. "What are you thinking? If you really want to keep it a secret, I can just cast a forgetting spell on you. There's no need to silence you.
Also, I'm letting you hear this to make you understand that there's no such thing as heaven. The only Divine King of the ninth world is Odin in front of you.
Lest your grandfather and father, after obtaining the power of the Holy Light, place their hopes on heaven, where they can't even enter Earth. "
"That's good, that's good."
Wilson, who almost burst into tears, exhaled heavily and finished the wine in his glass in one gulp. "I have to go buy a gift for my mother, so I won't disturb your discussion."
Seeing that Wilson had left tactfully, Odin smiled and summoned a team of Royal Guards, asking them to bring Wilson to the shops around the square.
William looked at the first-generation Healing Talisman in Wilson's hand. He thought of Loki, who had cast a space barrier for Wilson.
"What you have is a first-generation Healing Talisman. It should be able to sell for 20 energy crystals or 2,000 Star Coins in the divine territory. It shouldn't be difficult to sell it at a slight discount."
Wilson, who had no idea about the value of Star Coins, asked weakly, "Then how much are two thousand Star Coins worth?"
"Should be worth twenty million?" William, who had also not exchanged Star Coins, could not help but look at Odin.
This old man had played on Earth for so many years. Even if the Divine King did not need to care about this, he should still know about the market situation in the recent ten years.
"It's too troublesome to use paper money like pounds," Odin laughed. "Two thousand Star Coins, you can definitely buy dozens of tons of gold in the divine territory."
"This, this, this much," Wilson was so excited that his face turned red. He stuttered, "Your, Your Majesty, you're not making fun of me, are you?"
"Haha, I'm Odin. I'm not interested in lying to a little guy like you."
Odin, who was amused by Wilson's desperate look for money, laughed out loud. He teased, "Gold is just an ornament in the Divine Territory. It's only valuable on Earth and other planets that don't accept Star Coins and Energy Crystals.
But even if someone sells it to you, can you bring it back? Wilson. "
"This, this," Wilson looked directly at William, but it would be strange if William helped him.
"Don't be like this, buddy. You know that I'm dating and might even get married. Even if you don't want to help me, can't you think about your godson and goddaughter?"
William rolled his eyes at Wilson and said unhappily, "When did I become a godfather?"
Seeing that William did not reject him directly, Wilson was immediately overjoyed. "Of course, from the day we met, you've been the godfather of my children."
"Then have you thought about how you're going to turn this much gold into cash and how you're going to report it?
When the time comes, you'll have to pay a 40% tax like me. Are you willing? "
William patted Wilson's shoulder. "Where did your cleverness go? Is gold the only valuable thing on Earth?"
"You mean …" Wilson looked at William a little excitedly. William nodded. "If I were you, I wouldn't only set my sights on gold.
However, I advise you not to buy all of the same type of gemstones, let alone those big ones that will cause a huge sensation. "
"Why?" As soon as he said this, Wilson reacted. "Understood, buddy. I'll listen to you."
After that, he bowed respectfully to Odin and went downstairs alone. He met up with the Royal Guards who were in charge of protecting him and hurriedly went shopping.
Looking at Wilson who was holding back his excitement and was very well-behaved, Odin smiled and said to William, "I thought you wouldn't have friends of the same age, but I didn't expect you to get along so well with this little guy, Wilson."
"Everyone needs friends." William shrugged. "Isn't it good to have a friend who won't threaten you and who especially admires you?"
"It's pretty good." Odin laughed and nodded. Then, his expression became serious and he said seriously, "Whether you came up with the idea of cutting off the faith of the tenth realm yourself, or if someone instigated you, or if you have other ideas, I advise you to give up on this idea."
After hearing this, William frowned and stopped smiling. He nodded seriously and waited for Odin's explanation.
"The Aesir Gods have existed for god knows how many years. Of course, we know the existence of the power of faith. We've even tried to absorb faith to improve our strength like the other Gods.
However, in the end, the fickleness of humans forced us to give up and silently watch Heaven and the Olympian Gods continue their false prosperity. "
Seeing that William nodded quickly, Odin laughed and turned to look outside the square. "Look at the Aesir Realm now, then look at the Olympian Realm and Heaven. You'll understand whose choice is right."
"Besides, William, if you really do this, it's equivalent to digging up the roots of two Mythical Worlds. Do you really think they don't have a life-saving trump card?"
"If it really comes down to it, no one wants to face the desperate counterattack of an entire Mythical World."
William thought for a moment and understood. "This is also the reason why you didn't really destroy the tenth realm even though you fell out with them?"
Odin nodded silently and then sighed. "Since the cost of destroying them is too great for us to bear, why don't we completely seal and ignore them?
Otherwise, we can find a common enemy and have limited cooperation, and your opponent happens to be Hell.
It's better to cooperate than to let these two enemies join forces to deal with you. "
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