??Chapter 1373: Chapter 1354: Grandparent and Grandchild_2
Chapter 1373: Chapter 1354: Grandparent and Grandchild_2
“Xena Pus? Isn’t that in Elasia? I can’t go back for now.”
“Your Majesty, Lord Mureya has moved Xena Pus here, so if you wish, you can once again see the palace of the Empire you once ruled.”
“It seems that many things have happened that I am unaware of during the ti my consciousness was clouded. Tell
about them!”
Having succeeded his father and beco the second Emperor of the newly founded Empire, Aeolus spoke with an unquestionable authority. The majestic presence he displayed at that mont made the angels involuntarily bow their heads even lower.
“Well… Your Majesty, I have been staying in the Cloud City under Michaela for a long ti, and have only recently co out to help His Majesty govern these mortals. Therefore, my knowledge is limited. If you wish to know everything, you can go to Xena Pus and ask Michaela.”
“Just tell
what you know.”
“As you command…” The angel, with his head lowered to the point where only the soft carpet below was visible, felt the tangible pressure perating the space and disclosed all the information he knew, which actually consisted of only commonly known facts with no secrets worth guarding.
“My father and mother, deified? How could that be?” Aeolus frowned upon hearing the angel’s report, struggling to understand the situation with the missing information.
“Your Majesty, we are also puzzled, but both Their Majesties made such a decision, naturally, they have their reasons, and we just need to follow orders.”
“Alright, I’ll go ask.”
Though perplexed, Aeolus was not in a rush, just as the angel had said; his parents must have had compelling reasons for their actions.
“By the way, what about my sisters?”
“Your three Highnesses have also co along, now assisting Lord Mureya in their conquest of the world.”
“Is that so!”
Hearing that his sisters had also co, a smile appeared on Aeolus’s face. Even though his upbringing was vastly different from his sisters, now Aeolus could understand his father’s “tough love.”
He endured more because his father had greater hopes for him, expecting him to uphold the Empire forged through force. It was precisely for this reason that he never enjoyed the privileges of being the empire’s eldest prince.
That’s the rationale, indeed. But this did not an that Aeolus harbored no other thoughts—so level of resentnt was inevitable.
Among the emperors, he was considered a mild-tempered and magnanimous one, but he was genuinely unable to let go of these past burdens, which he still rembered clearly.
Of course, while he rembered it, he would not truly act on it, to vent the frustrations he felt during that ti. Nor would he harbor any special thoughts against his three sisters because of these affairs.
In fact, when he learned of the existence of his three sisters, the joy in his heart far exceeded the frustrations. After all, being alone was truly lonely.
Now, knowing that his three sisters had also co to this world, he couldn’t help but feel happy. What slightly displeased him was that his sisters were actually involved in warfare,
“Father, what are you really trying to do? Initially, you did not train them in this direction, and now you let them do these things. War is sothing I, the eldest brother, should handle.”
…
Boom, boom.
Thousands of Golden Thunder Snakes roared in the pure white space, their terrifying might shaking the entire space, almost ready to burst this pure white realm. This made the existence that created this Temporary Semi-Plane extrely uncomfortable.
“Mureya, that’s enough. Dimos tells
that you now can ignore , but I didn’t believe it until now, it seems it’s true. No wonder you have such audacity to abduct my granddaughter.”
A handso male with broad wings flushed with color, staring at the figure within the pure white space who was controlling thousands of thunderous Dragon Snakes, felt a sense of suffocation.
“This child, if not for being deified, would have no chance of defeating . He needs at least another ten thousand years of effort!”
“Oh, it’s Grandfather! Sorry, your move just now was so sudden, I didn’t react in ti. It was an instinctive reaction, haha, my apologies!”
Realizing the identity of the winged person in splendid attire before him, Muria said with a smile, then quickly retracted the automatic defense power surrounding him to avoid so embarrassing scenarios.
Haha, didn’t react in ti? That must have been intentional!
Aludiba stared at Muria’s smiling face, finding it unpleasant no matter how he looked. After all, to a being on the level of a deity or an epic, failing to react was just nonsense.
“Now you’re even stronger than , so you dare to ignore my existence and deceive my granddaughter. Humph!”
“Grandfather, what are you talking about? When I married Michaela, it was with your approval. Why are you bringing this up now? Michaela and I already have four children.”
“It’s not about that. I’m talking about Michaela’s deification.” Aludiba looked incredulous; predisposed to believe the worst, he found Muria even more disagreeable.
“After all, I also tried to stop it back then, but I truly couldn’t hold her back! Grandfather, you know how these things are; they can be completed in an instant.”
“Did you say sothing to my granddaughter back then?”
“No, Grandfather, don’t get the wrong idea. I know my own limits, and when I originally aid to beco the master of this world, I knew it was a huge pitfall. I might not have been able to climb out myself, let alone drag Michaela down with .”
“Since you had that awareness, why did you still decide to deify her?” Aludiba could not understand; even if his granddaughter volunteered, Muria had to take the major responsibility since he initiated it.
“I wanted to try.” Muria smiled. “After all, there was still a possibility of success.”
“A one in ten thousand chance. Well, what’s done is done; it’s too late for regrets now,” Aludiba sighed, waving his hand and dismissing the temporary space he had created.
“Where is Michaela? I want to talk to her.”
“She went to…” Muria gave a set of coordinates. “She’s leading the legions to conquer that place.”
“Hmph, you certainly have it easy, letting my granddaughter lead an army into battle while you reap the rewards here,” Aludiba snorted coldly.
“Cough, she insisted on going. I couldn’t stop her; you know what her personality is like,” Muria coughed dryly, attempting to explain.
“Enough, I’m not interested in your sweet talk. I’m going to find my granddaughter.” Restoring his power to Legendary Peak to avoid drawing the attention of the World Will, Aludiba prepared to go find his granddaughter. Just then, he sensed a bloodline aura similar to his own.
“Uh?” The disguised Blazing Sky God looked in the direction of the sensation, and imdiately saw a young man, surrounded by nurous angels, flying towards the Divine Palace where Muria was.
“Aeolus?”
Seeing the appearance of his great-grandson, Aludiba, who cherished his descendants, stopped in his tracks.
“When did you find him?”
“I found him when I first descended, but it’s only recently that his will has awakened, so I’ve been delaying until now.”
“…” Damn it, why can’t I have that kind of luck? Aludiba thought angrily; had he been so fortunate, he wouldn’t have been toyed with by the Golden Dragon.
“Why have you all gathered together? What a nuisance.” Muria, seeing the scene in front of him, couldn’t help but rub his temples; this was completely beyond his expectations.
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