Lord's Path: Starting from a Small Island
Chapter 828

A Hundred Years of Chaos

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The heavens changed.

News spread that Great Prophet Marcus Neo'zu was the God of Bones and Slaughter and possessed a divine office.

Countless factions across the two continents were thrown into complete turmoil, with the Twilight Church reacting most fiercely.

After learning this news, some became even more fervently loyal to the Twilight Church, but many hidden eyes also secretly turned toward Marcus Neo'zu.

Amid this treacherous situation, the Fire Dragon clan of the Kalimdor Continent officially broke away from the Twilight Church's rule and pledged allegiance to Fire Dragon King Zarick.

Three days later, the Larissian elf royal family announced that Ilúvatar had been branded a traitor and called upon all elves to purge the rebels.

These two events immediately caused a massive uproar across the Kalimdor Continent.

Daniela Eru Ilúvatar, the current elven ruler and a Faith Archbishop revered by the elves, decisively abandoned Saint Nor Continent and hastily led her army back to the Kalimdor Continent.

With the elf race gone, only humans, crippled orcs, and armies of other races such as dwarves and goblins remained. Their total strength fell below twenty million, greatly weakening the Twilight Church.

According to the agreement of Saint Nor Continent's races, this should have been the time to launch a full-scale counteroffensive against the Twilight Church.

Yet that did not happen. Instead, something that left countless people on both continents dumbfounded occurred.

Peace talks!

The races of Saint Nor Continent jointly proposed peace talks to the races of the Kalimdor Continent.

An even more shocking development followed.

After lengthy consideration, the races of the Kalimdor Continent agreed to the talks without obtaining the Great Prophet's permission.

June, year 4397.

Roland, Seraphim, Serafina, Kronos, and many other powerful figures met Adrian, Gromar, and the human guardian Randolph Bernhard, three Faith Archbishops, atop

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