Luo En spoke reassuringly, full of confidence.
But Altria still felt a little uneasy and said:
"Teacher, should I hand over the Celtic [Source Quality] to you as well?"
"The Roman one too," Venus chid in.
The Greek and Nordic goddesses gathered on War God Mountain were not surprised by this, and a hint of mockery even flashed in their eyes.
Ever since His Majesty ran off to Ro and Celtic to ss around, they had been closely watching this unprecedented live broadcast.
Although they were unable to see the full picture due to restrictions, they were well aware of what His Majesty had roughly done along the way, whom he had slept with, whether his stamina had improved, and how his performance was on the scene.
And after repeated training and nurturing, the Roman and Celtic two Divine Eras, although they had birthed their own Origin Goddesses, had already beco in his shape.
If he wanted, the Source Quality of the other two Divine Eras could be used for his own purposes.
However, Luo En shook his head and declined the goodwill of Venus and Altria, saying:
"The current situation is still unclear. Danger may not only arise from the Babylonian Divine Era I am about to go to, but it could also co from the Sea of Chaos. If I take all four pieces of [Source Quality], and you encounter trouble here, it could be dangerous."
These words were not re alarmism.
Previously, those translating manuscripts under Alexander frequently ntioned the Divine Nas of so outside gods.
This was enough to indicate that the great collision and fusion of the Divine Eras had already begun, and no one knew when they would encounter each other, nor what level of opponent would co.
To be safe, Luo En naturally wanted Altria and Venus to maintain their full combat power and stay ho to defend.
Moreover, he always advocated strategy over force. If the two Origin Source Qualities, combined with the newly revived Mother of Creation Tiamat, could not take down the Babylonian Divine Era, then it was likely not a problem that could be solved by force. Adding one or two more pieces of Source Quality would yield the sa result.
Hearing the implied aning in Luo En’s words, Altria and Venus no longer insisted.
Hecate then asked, "On this journey, how long do you estimate you will be gone?"
"It’s hard to say." Luo En shook his head slightly and indicated the sleeping Tiamat in his arms, "It may depend on her recovery status."
Hecate, Athena, Thetis, and several other goddesses with [Wisdom] Divine Authority exchanged glances, understanding his intent.
Luo En was most likely going to use Tiamat’s identity as the Mother of Creation to secretly seize the Origin Source Quality of the Babylonian Divine Era and bring it back to the European Divine Era to integrate into the Kabbalah Tree of Life.
This was undoubtedly a very prudent approach.
As long as they operated cautiously, with his strength as a dual Origin God, along with the revived at peak Babylonian Mother of Creation Tiamat, even if sothing did happen at the last minute, the risk would be virtually nil.
The goddesses nodded and said:
"Very well, take care on the road, we will guard the place here. If anything is amiss, contact us imdiately!"
Luo En nodded in agreent, and under the gaze of the goddesses, holding the sleeping Tiamat, he took one step and instantly moved near the coast of Ireland.
At this mont, the Argo, which had carried him across the Chaos Sea multiple tis, was moored on the sea surface, fully stocked with food, Magic Potion, and various daily necessities, all already packed into the cabin.
There were even plenty of idle books to pass the ti and carefully prepared snacks.
Feeling the care and affection contained within, a warm current surged in Luo En’s heart.
Soon after, he suppressed the distracting thoughts of reluctance in his heart, waved to scatter the Dragon Teeth, and summoned a hundred Dragon Tooth Soldiers, ordering them to act as ship workers.
And the Deep Sea Giant Snake Leviathan, with a whoosh, slipped out of the embrace of the Goddess Tiamat, leapt into the seawater, regained its original form as a giant beast over ten thousand ters long, and with its tail curled around the mooring line, pulled the Argo, ready to sail, into the vast Chaos Sea Domain.
The new journey thus began!
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