Foreign Land Reclamation By a Vegetable-growing Skeleton Chapter 819: 461: Even Selling Vegetables Can Make You the R

Chapter 819: Chapter 461: Even Selling Vegetables Can Make You the Richest Person

As if the Silent Fog were so trendous discovery, the magician rapidly absorbed all the mory fragnts from the corpses before shooting straight up into the sky. After reaching an altitude of several hundred ters, he then made a sharp right turn toward Northern Wind City.

Ange and the others didn’t move; they knew that the magician would surely co back because…

Soon enough, the magician flew back, plucked the red-glowing Magic Wand, and flew off again.

Negris then sarcastically remarked, “Do you think he did that on purpose or did he genuinely forget? Is your reputation so formidable that it scared him like that?”

The God of Life looked perplexed; it didn’t know either. ‘Silent Fog’? It had never nad anything that.

It wasn’t until they all returned to Northern Wind City that the God of Life failed to understand the situation. Instead, it beca worried by the increasing desolation of the land they crossed, shrinking smaller and smaller until it beca a tree person, hopping onto Ange’s shoulder.

Back in Northern Wind City, once they briefed Anthony, silver coin, and Durken, these old immortals imdiately pinpointed the key issue.

“The Divine Realm? The God of Life? Could they know you? And they refer to the Master Plane as the Divine Realm?” Anthony speculated.

“It’s possible, because they unleashed the Faith Storm, so they clearly knew there were gods on the Master Plane. The Faith Storm was targeted at the gods,” silver coin imdiately added.

“But how did they know there were gods on the Master Plane and about the God of Life?” Durken inquired.

Negris suggested, “Could it be because of the Church of Light? Speaking of which, who established the Church of Light here? Anthony, have you co across any clues in the scriptures?”

Over a thousand years ago, the Starburst Array unleashed the Faith Storm, striking the Master Plane and causing the downfall of many gods. But before that, the Church of Light in this world had already been thriving.

The prosperity of the Church of Light in this world had been compressing the living space of the Sorcerer Alliance, which is why those magicians built the Starburst Array and obliterated the gods in one fell swoop.

The Sorcerer Alliance’s Starburst Array was fired twice. The first ti targeted the gods of this world, and the second ti targeted those of the Master Plane.

The first Faith Storm led to the fall of the gods here. The second strike against the Master Plane led to the fall of its gods. According to the designs of the Sorcerer Alliance, both worlds should have beco godless, but unexpectedly, they summoned another dreadful existence to the Master Plane.

The Undying Monarch, the Lord of all beings.

The arrival of the Undying King directly pushed over the godless Church of Light, establishing a kingdom for the deceased on the earth—the Undead Empire.

Therefore, the Sorcerer Alliance could only retreat to their Starburst Array. After more than a thousand years of developnt, the current situation ford.

The Sorcerer Alliance in the sky, the Undead Empire on the ground, and the Church of Light lurking in the shadows.

So, at least a thousand years ago, the Church of Light had a connection with the Master Plane. It’s just not known whether the gods of this place went to the Master Plane to establish a new Church of Light or if the gods from the Master Plane ca here to build a new church.

“Wait a minute, let think. Do you all rember the Titan city at the bottom of the southern sea? And the ssage Thunder conveyed to the Dwarfs, so, it was the Titans of the Master Plane who were exiled here, and who then sent a ssage to the Dwarfs warning them to beware of the Faith Storm,” Anthony asked.

As Anthony spoke, everyone imdiately rembered and nodded in agreent.

“So, following that line of thought, I rember a rhy from an apocryphal text I read: ‘The light that shines on everything is not a just light; the nightingale and the morning dew fear it, and thus the light was exiled to the darkness’… This was roughly the idea.”

Everyone gasped in shock, particularly Negris: “They exiled the Light to the darkness? The God of Light? So, that’s why the Master God lacks any will? Kvada, I understand now. The Supre God and the Creator God are not the trinity aspect of the Light’s God of Light at all but were created to balance the God of Light.”

Negris, who had lived a long ti, knew quite a few secrets. Anthony’s words sparked many mories for him.

“No way, could the Courts of Justice and Light and Darkness do such a thing?” silver coin expressed disbelief, since the Gods of Justice, Light and Darkness, and the Goddess of Redemption had shown strength that did not seem capable of exiling a master god, a feat of such difficulty.

“No, no, no, the gods you saw were all reborn once. The real Gods of Light fell during the Faith Storm; the previous Gods of Light were not so weak,” Durken clarified.

“But it’s just a rhy, and from an apocryphal text at that. What if it’s not as we think?” silver coin added.

“Even if it were in the official Holy Code, we cannot just believe it blindly. There are too many forged fake ssages. Take the Code of Justice; the ones I burned differed greatly from it. As for that Stele of Justice, despite the clear erosion marks seemingly indicating sothing thousands of years old, I tell you, it was forged by my hands,” Anthony whispered.

In a speechless mont, Negris couldn’t help but curse bitterly, “You destroyer of scriptures.”

As the discussion heated up without reaching a concrete conclusion, Old Tree on Ange’s shoulder, who was playing with Little Sapling, suddenly said, “You’ve talked so much, why hasn’t anyone asked ?”

“Pfft—”

Everyone looked at each other, right, why not ask the God of Life? This fellow had lived for ninety-one thousand years and should surely know a lot, right?