It’s quite unusual for soone as young as Hudson to have such cultivation.
If he inherited the legacy of a Divine Spirit, then everything would make sense.
"With the disappearance of the Goddess of Calamity, naturally, there would be no God of Destiny.
If my guess is correct, Your Highness abandoned everything from the past life, carrying only mories and a portion of power to rge with."
Compared to the long mories of the Divine Spirits, ordinary human mories are insignificant; it seems like a fusion, but in fact, you take the absolute lead.
If all the other Divine Spirits could see things this clearly, perhaps by now the gods would have all returned!"
Hudson couldn’t help but sigh.
It’s the sa gamble, only the Goddess of Calamity won, and the God of Destiny lost.
"Marshal, you saw through my tactics at a glance, but I know nothing of yours.
If convenient, could you satisfy my curiosity?"
Princess Madelena said unhappily.
The feeling of being seen through was truly unbearable.
The God of Destiny is a special existence among the gods; although not the strongest, they are the ones who always laugh last in every gamble.
The only failure was the last ti when they were tricked by the Lord of the Dawn, losing their faith on the Continent of Aslante.
Despite failing on the Continent of Aslante, there were still countless followers on other continents, so the impact wasn’t fatal.
"Not convenient!"
"Your Highness, if you have sothing to say, just say it!
Even if it’s a reunion, it has to wait until we return to our peak. The path of the Divine Spirits has shortened; in the future, we can only rely on ourselves."
Hudson’s indifference made Princess Madelena’s face turn livid with anger. Were it not for the disparity in power, she might have struck him then and there.
The two stood in mid-air without any concealnt, plainly visible to the palace maidservants and guards below.
In normal circumstances, such contact between a princess and an outsider would undoubtedly cause an uproar.
Princess Madelena was obviously an exception; the title of Daughter of Calamity echoed through the continent, becoming a taboo no one dared ntion, and those who dared to question her simply didn’t exist.
"Marshal, you must have noticed; after I gave up my divine position, I have not severed my bond with the authority I held.
So many unfortunate ones who encountered accidents—it’s not targeting them, but the instinctive backlash of the Origin of Calamity.
Binding with the Authority of Calamity certainly boosts my power quickly, but the world’s assimilation of continues.
Perhaps one day, my self-awareness will completely vanish, becoming a part of the world’s laws.
Marshal, there is not a trace of authority’s influence on you. May I ask how you escaped its effects?
Rest assured, I will offer sothing of equivalent value in exchange, ensuring you won’t suffer any loss."
Understanding Princess Madelena’s purpose, Hudson imdiately realized what was happening.
No one is willing to slowly wait for death, and standing in her place, he would make the sa choice.
Unfortunately, he could not answer that question. He wasn’t affected by the authority because he was never the God of Destiny.
"Your Highness, debts must always be repaid.
The gods have certainly contributed to the world, but their reckless actions made them a cancer within it too.
Now that the world does not need the gods, it’s ti for a final reckoning.
Pay off the debts, and naturally, you can break free from the world’s laws!"
Hudson earnestly bluffed.
This was sothing unverifiable for the mont, so he could say whatever he liked.
With so many monsters in The Kingdom of God, it was the ti when helpers were needed.
The Goddess of Misfortune, being born to the Alpha Royal Family, wouldn’t easily forsake her current identity, forming a basis for cooperation.
"Thank you, Marshal, for the guidance!
Dragons should not dwell with serpents; if the Marshal wishes to change wives, the whole kingdom can beco my dowry..."
Before Princess Madelena could finish her sentence, Hudson was already sweating; this woman was no good!
Such a reward was clearly beyond his enjoynt.
It seed like a strong alliance, but he wouldn’t know when he’d get ensnared and die.
No god was easy to deal with; each had blood on their hands.
Just the na of the Goddess of Calamity indicated her vicious nature.
If she were the God of Goodness, there wouldn’t be so many unfortunate ones.
Without her personal will, Hudson did not believe the backlash from the Origin of Calamity was so powerful.
"Thank you for Your Highness’s kind offer; this matter need not be ntioned again.
An old wife cannot be forsaken.
Today’s words will be taken as if unheard, hoping this doesn’t make us enemies!"
Hudson warned with a veiled threat.
So principles cannot be broken, and at that mont, he felt no goodwill towards the alluring but venomous woman before him.
Vaguely, he sensed that the Royal Family was in for so excitent.
With Caesar IV’s extraordinary ans, Alpha the First’s ambition, and now a princess reincarnated from the Goddess of Calamity appearing,
The three of them together would definitely turn the Royal Family upside down.
In na, she intended to ally with Hudson, but in reality, she aid to beco a queen, looking to bind his support as a military Big Shot.
After all, in the history of the Alpha Kingdom, there was no precedent for a queen.
Furthermore, the kingdom’s inheritance law contained no stipulations concerning succession by female mbers of the Royal Family.
Once she embarked on the path to seize power, it would surely face fierce opposition from within the Noble Consortium.
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