Chapter 1504: Chapter 290: We Will et Again After All
“Let’s not dwell on whether it’s an illusion right now.” Pannis covered his forehead helplessly and said, “Since Philarx has helped you out, it indicates that he is ultimately on our side. If that’s the case, why didn’t he just tell so information directly, instead of concealing it and making figure things out slowly? If he’d told straight up, it could’ve saved a lot of ti.”
“How would I know? You’ve said yourself that his mind isn’t right,” Nellie said indifferently: “Besides, my existence is because I insisted he keep it a secret from you.”
“I wasn’t talking about you,” Pannis rolled his eyes and said: “You go about being all mysterious and asking for secrecy on your own, I know that without you saying, I’m talking about the Divine Servant’s business. This guy, if I hadn’t exposed his guise in the end, he probably wouldn’t have told those secrets even now. So, I’ve always been unclear whether he had long been prepared to help us, or if it was a spur of the mont decision. Both possibilities exist, but there are things that don’t add up either way.”
“As for this question, you’ll just have to figure out a way to ask him yourself; I can’t give you an answer.” Nellie said irresponsibly: “Moreover, whether he had been planning early on or it was a spontaneous idea, it won’t have any impact on my plan anymore, so why bother wasting energy thinking about it?”
“Hmm, true, I can’t actually go ask him, and even if I wanted to, I wouldn’t know where to find him. Since that’s the case, it’s better to set aside questions that are dood to remain unanswered.” Pannis laughed self-deprecatingly and said: “But Philarx really is quite interesting, especially his current state. What kind of state is he in exactly? It’s truly intriguing. Could it be that he beca a Deity after mastering the rules of ti? But that’s impossible, the natural phenona caused by the birth of a new deity are far greater in scale than those that occur when inheriting theocratic power. The whole world can sense the phenonon when theocratic power is inherited, let alone the birth of a new deity. If he beca a newborn deity, there would be no reason for no one to know about it.”
“Hmm, he did talk to about that,” Nellie muttered: “Though I didn’t quite understand.”
“Wait, he talked to you about it?” Pannis said, surprised: “Then he knew about his future state at that ti? I thought he only saw fragnts then?”
“I didn’t say he ntioned it to at that ti,” Nellie said irritably: “Actually, it was not long ago, um, about more than a month ago, no more than two months, I saw him again. Of course, it’s impossible for him to co here to et with . When I saw him, I was in the Core Area of the Forest of Death, at that ti I was requesting two of my followers to ambush you guys at rlin’s camp many years ago, hey hey, just like you said earlier, talk nicely, don’t hit on the head, ehehe, it’s just too funny thinking about you guys guessing back and forth, um, don’t hit again, can’t I talk about serious things? My two followers were on their way to the camp and unexpectedly encountered Philarx. When they reported to through prayer, I was so surprised I almost caused an anomaly in the Death World. I worried that he wanted to… um, it’s nothing, anyway, I hurriedly descended my will into a follower and t with him. He said he was preparing a gift for you and that the person rembering would be nearby, so he specifically ca to say goodbye.”
“Rembering , will appear, haha, he’ll never know how to communicate with soone who has normal comprehension,” Pannis smirked and muttered: “But it’s surprising that he could even predict your actions; are the rules of ti that high-ranking?”
“Don’t know, too complicated, I can’t be bothered to think about it,” Nellie shrugged off responsibility unashadly: “I was quite surprised at the ti, because he hadn’t sent you so many gifts back then, I even thought that your conflict with him had worsened your relationship.”
“Hmph, of course it has,” Pannis snorted and said: “I just said that if I see him, I’m going to hit him.”
“Sorry, you didn’t say that just now, you inarticulate fool,” Nellie scoffed disdainfully: “You’re always fretting about his state, aren’t you just worried that he might be a risk? I’ve known you for more than a day, you think I can’t see through it?”
“Nonsense,” Pannis forcibly turned his head away, speaking stubbornly: “I wouldn’t worry about so jerk who mocks .”
“Tsk, you’re a jerk too, isn’t it normal for a jerk to care about another jerk?” Nellie mocked rcilessly: “But don’t worry, according to what he said about his own situation, there should be no problems. Not only is there no danger, but his state is actually quite good. And you two really do have a tacit understanding. When I asked him why he’d rather send you gifts than help you directly, his reply was also, ‘Why should I help a jerk who has killed once?'”
“Cough, cough, cough.” Pannis put his fist to his mouth, coughing and said: “See, this guy is just inarticulate, truly ridiculous.”
“Yeah, really ridiculous, ha, ha, ha.” Nellie gave Pannis a scathing look and said: “But he’s more candid than you, at least he eventually told the real reason why he can’t help you directly. He said that the him I saw isn’t the him of now. Whether he’s from the future or the past, he told , and also told to relay to you not to ask too much, that past and future hold no aning for him, and you wouldn’t understand the answer anyway.”
“Er.” Pannis opened his mouth, swallowing the question he was about to ask: “I haven’t even asked anything yet.”
“Anyway, that’s what he said.” Nellie shrugged: “He said he helped you by borrowing the power of the River of Ti, so his true self could absolutely not help you directly, as it would trigger a terrible disaster. Even sending gifts indirectly is already the limit.”
“Although I don’t quite understand, it feels very dangerous,” Pannis said, his expression turning serious as he raised his head: “That’s enough, Philarx, thank you.”
“He can’t co in here,” Nellie said with an incredulous laugh: “He told himself, he can’t freely enter and leave the world of the deities.”
“Hmm, doesn’t that just make seem stupid just now?” Pannis asked, annoyed with himself as he thumped his head: “So, his current state is…?”
“I don’t understand either,” Nellie said with a wry smile: “He said he and his students have already detached from ti, though still in this world, they exist outside of our world. In short, he said a bunch of complicated things, and I virtually didn’t rember a word, but he said he’s doing fine, that there’s no need to worry about him anymore, that he’ll wait for us at the end of ti, and we will surely et again then.”
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