The Son His Mother Worried Would Be Bullied Outside Had Already Begun Living Like Nobility

Chapter 667 The son whose mother was worried about being bullied outside has already lived a noble life.

Medivh can be seen with the naked eye doing well in Shadowlands.

Although his current immortal soul has been transformed into the most orthodox image of Lich, using the arcane bones tempered by the frost essence of Maldraxxus to form the image of a gloomy skeleton, and binding his soul to these bones with a golden soul chain.

But for the powerful Lich, these chains are not so much restraints as decorations showing their powerful power.

Just as Medivh, as the "Baron Lich" of Ritual Court, is second only to the powerful and noble Margrave Sin'dane, Medivh has become a real "powerful person" even in Maldraxxus, the "hot land of war" full of ambitions and disputes.

Like other Lichs, he wore a mysterious and majestic Spell Crown, and decorated his skeletal body with a set of gorgeous purple Lich robes. The robes were filled with ribbon-like Runic Sigils depicting the majesty of death, and the hem of the robe was divided into four "skirts" with a very ceremonial sense.

As Medivh moves in suspension, this gorgeous and gloomy decoration adds an extra blessing of the authority of death.

At this time, he led Ritual Court's elite Lich and followed his leader Margrave Sin'dane to Broker, a Floating City full of copper odor and desire, obviously coming for the mark of Primus.

As the direct subordinates of Primus, Maldraxxus and the five major secret houses in charge of different combat forces must have sensed the appearance of Primus's Sigil. However, the five major secret houses have been fighting openly and secretly since Primus disappeared. These Lichs obviously do not intend to share this secret glory with other secret houses.

At the invitation of Diakum, the noble and powerful Margrave Sin'dane took his powerful subordinates to the secret room prepared for them by Broker, intending to be the first to accept the war order left by Primus.

Throughout the whole process, Medivh exercised his demeanor as a subordinate with great restraint, staying half a body behind Margrave Sin'dane, and holding the "Warstaff" that Primus left behind Maldraxxus for her.

This is a real "artifact", the weapon given to Primus when he became Eternal Ones.

In other words, this thing is most likely made by First Ones. No matter in terms of size or destructive power, it is a genuine top-level weapon among Six Realms.

Unfortunately, although Margrave Sin'dane found this staff immediately after Primus disappeared, she obviously could not perfectly control the power of Primus.

On the contrary, when this thing was held by Medivh, it was unusually "obedient".

This alone made Diakum and Nether-Stalker discover the wonderful potential relationship between the "master and servant". The moment they entered the secret room and the door was closed, the powerful Lich Margrave Sin'dane, who was only one step away from Lesser God, bent down and got out of the way with a humble attitude.

Medivh, who had been lying down just now, no longer pretended to be a baby. He strutted forward with Warstaff and admired the Primus's Sigil that Diakum took out.

Rich man Broker and Nether-Stalker were dumbfounded by this scene.

Damn it!

Is the truth so exciting?

Ritual Court's new Lich Baron Medivh has secretly manipulated Margrave Sin'dane? So, this guy is the real master of Ritual Court?

As if aware of the shock of the onlookers, Medivh stretched out its cold bone claws, triggering the mark of Primus, causing the Primus projection that had appeared once before to appear again.

He explained in a gentle tone:

"It's not what you think. I didn't use vicious methods to manipulate the noble Marquis. I just reached a "gentleman's agreement" with Ms. Sindane.

During my stay in Shadowlands, she and the entire Ritual Court temporarily served me. In return, I will help Ms. Sindane embark on her long-awaited "Ascension Ladder" after the matter is over."

"But under the constraints of Shadowlands's destiny, the concept of "Lesser God" does not exist!"

Diakum glanced at the silent woman Lich, and he said quietly:

"Shadowlands's power structure and strength system have long been determined by First Ones. Eternal Ones is in charge of and shares the power of the true god of death, and his followers each master the concept of lower-level power of Death Force.

In other words, the fact that Margrave Sin'dane cannot complete Ascension Ladder is not because there is a problem with her talent or method, but that she has been promoted to the "glass ceiling" in this system.

Even if Primus is willing to share the power, she cannot accept this heavy gift."

"So"

Margrave Sin'dane, who had been silent all this time, said in the sinister and echoing tone of Lichs as his elegant black-green "spiritual hair" swayed:

"Either I break away from Destiny Order of Shadowlands and achieve divine ascension with the help of the amazingly talented Medivh, or I have no choice but to go all the way to subvert this rigid and ruthless decadent order.

I'm not hiding anything from you, and I'm not afraid of your jokes.

During the long period of time when Primus disappeared, I and other careerists in the Secret Academy also tried to seize Primus's power. However, it was not until Medivh arrived and until he explained the cruel truth to me that I realized that Eternal Ones's power and status could not be obtained or inherited through the efforts of humble people like us.

They were born to be gods!

This power cannot be transferred to other living beings. As you said, Primus cannot give me more power even if he volunteers. This truth makes me fully aware of the hypocrisy of the so-called "destiny".

This system established by First Ones claims to be "perfect", but it obviously loses humanity.

Oh, I never thought that one day I would be able to "empathize" with Lord of the Maw Zovaal."

The powerful Marquis Lich said sarcastically:

"I can't imagine how painful and disappointed Zovaal, who used to be "Eternal Arbiter", must have been when he discovered the flaws of "Destiny", so that he would be so crazy that he would actively challenge the majesty of the Creator?"

"Be in awe of great power, Ms. Sindane, and don't comment so casually on the noble one."

Medivh finished listening to Primus's message, then waved his hand and said:

"As we pursue the truth, we should be more humble."

"That's what you taught."

Margrave Sin'dane bowed his head in response.

Although the two of them kept saying that their relationship was just a cooperative relationship, her attitude was not like cooperation, and she completely put herself in the position of a servant.

And Medivh did not force her, she did it willingly.

It can only be said that Astral Mage is indeed outrageous. He was able to coexist with Dark Titan for decades while he was alive, and even occasionally overcame Dark Titan's dark thoughts. After his death, he was naturally able to do some "horrifying" things.

"After I entered Maldraxxus, I heard about the "Primus prophecy" circulated locally."

Medivh played with the Primus's Sigil and said to Diakum:

"Local legend has it that Primus placed his power and knowledge in the sacred "Primus's Seat", but only those individuals who can pass the "trial" can inherit those powers and knowledge.

The content of the trial is to find the artifact hidden in Maldraxxus before Primus disappeared.

Including this Warstaff, there are four artifacts in total, and the remaining three are Fleshcrafted Bracers, Primus's Mantle, and Commander's Pauldrons.

I spent some time and with the help of Margrave Sin'dane, I retrieved the artifact and sent it to Primus's Seat. I got a Rune Sword that was forged by him but could not be completed, and thus learned the whereabouts of Primus."

Medivh let out a laugh that was very familiar to Diakum, and he said jokingly:

"It turns out that Primus's Seat does not have the power of Invincible nor the knowledge that is superior to all other worlds. Primus just stores his own set of plans there. I informed Nether-Stalker and Rafaam about Korthia. Facts have proved that they are worthy of your personal choice of collaborators.

They brought back the mark successfully.

However, this also proves that the disappearance of Primus was not an "accident."

"Yes, I had my doubts before."

Nether-Stalker in the secret room nodded suspiciously and said:

"Although the explanations that Eternal Ones left behind at Korthia sounded reasonable, I thought about them afterwards and found that they were full of loopholes.

The legendary Primus is the saneest, strongest, and most cunning War Commander of Shadowlands. How could he, who has always made plans before acting, have Recklessness act alone and lead to a desperate situation without leaving any backup options?

The most important thing is that after Primus disappeared, the other Eternal Ones just looked at it and didn't look for it?

Isn't it said that Eternal Ones is the foundation of the existence of Shadowlands?

They themselves are the embodiment of great power and order. Now the foundation of destiny is missing, and other Eternal Ones behave as if this incident has never happened at all. This is very abnormal."

"Of course this is not normal. A person with a sense of order will not only give out this "borderline" information when he is in a desperate situation."

When seeing other people still looking confused, Diakum stopped playing riddles and took the initiative to explain:

"If you study carefully the message and call left by Primus, it is not difficult to find that it is more of a temptation than a warning!

This message is a standard "mission briefing", a perfect power bait, a call to action for Exalted One, and a conspiracy strategy for careerists.

Rather than saying that Primus was "forced" to leave his mark on Korthia, judging from the information he gave, it seems that Primus threw out an important message that no one could ignore, attracting everyone who heard this message to take action immediately.

Because of his sense of justice, he chose to prevent Shadowlands's destiny from being overturned.

Driven by ambition and longing to unlock the power to reshape reality that Sepulcher of the First Ones exclusively possesses.

You can doubt the authenticity of this information, but you can't ignore it, let alone pretend that you don't know it."

So Cartel wealthy Ms. So Leah, who had previously decided to join this action, as a cunning big Broker businessman, immediately understood the "hint" in Diakum's words.

She was startled and said loudly:

"You mean, Primus left this information intentionally? He hopes that everyone who knows "Zereth Mortis" will take action. He hopes that the treasure house left by First Ones will appear in the world?

Is this all a conspiracy of Primus?"

Diakum nodded and looked at Medivh, indicating that he would complete the rest of the explanation.

"We currently don't have any evidence to prove this."

Baron Lich shrugged, played with the mark of Primus, and said elegantly:

"But if Primus is really the strongest, wisest and most cunning Eternal Ones in the entire Shadowlands, and if he is really proficient in all the tactics and strategies of Shadowlands and the entire Material Universe and even Six Realms, as the legend says, then it would be easy for him to concoct such a "conspiracy" casually.

Rather than saying that Primus was kidnapped by his ancient rebellious brother Zovaal, maybe everything Zovaal is doing is part of Primus's plan?

Even He, a wily guy, was tempting Zovaal, an "idealist", step by step to complete that terrible plan.

In order to ensure that Zovaal was not suspicious, Primus simply kept himself as a prisoner under the nose of Zovaal, to ensure that he could notice Lord of the Maw's movements at any time, and to remove himself from this terrible conspiracy as a "victim"."

Medivh stopped, spread out his hands, and said to Ms. Suo Liya who was already dumbfounded:

"If we proceed according to this speculation, then the final result will either be that Zovaal fulfills his ambition and obtains the power of First Ones to reshape reality, or the heroes and warriors who jump out of nowhere, under the guidance of Primus, prevent Zovaal from doing dangerous things and successfully save everything.

But no matter which ending it is, Overmind Shadowlands and Destiny Order will collapse because of this pursuit of the power of First Ones!

The best thing is that when Primus was rescued, he became a "perfect victim".

No one can doubt Him

In Shadowlands after the destiny was overthrown, he could still sit in Maldraxxus and join forces with other Eternal Ones to "reshape the order of the kingdom of the dead." But in this process, what did Primus lose?

He became a prisoner but would be freed.

He lost his reputation, but no one dared to discuss his status publicly.

He no longer controls the power of "victory", but Primus does not lack power.

He lost his ancient brother, but was his relationship with Zovaal really that good?

If their relationship was really good, it would not have happened that Zovaal tried to subvert the order and was expelled and suppressed by other Eternal Ones in the Maw.

If their relationship is really good, then other Eternal Ones will not turn a blind eye to it after Primus disappears.

Primus didn't lose anything, but got everything he wanted!

You see, although there is no evidence, what I said is at least logically established, right?"

Facing Medivh's inquiry, the big businessman Broker was completely speechless.

She realized that the pursuit of the First Ones treasure was full of risks from the beginning. What was even worse was that she had just been lured into the gang like a fool by the high returns. How could this be a high-return project?

This is clearly a "pig-killing plate" personally operated by Eternal Ones!

Now, it's too late to quit.

But she still had one last question, she said:

"But Primus, Eternal Ones, is clearly the biggest beneficiary of "Destiny"! He is a powerful leader in this system, at least in Shadowlands, nothing can restrain him.

Why would he deliberately try to trick others into rebelling against destiny?"

"Listen to what you said, Broker! It's so stupid."

Margrave Sin'dane said with a sharp tone of sarcasm:

"If your power comes from the gift of something, then no matter how beautiful these powers are, they are not yours. It can be given to you and can be recovered.

Primus is indeed above ten thousand people in Shadowlands, but you also said that everything he has is given to him by "System of Destiny".

It would be fine if Primus was a dim-witted person like "Gristletia the Firstborn", but Primus was shaped by First Ones into a wise and powerful person. How could such a soul be willing to be bound to a system that determines the past, present and future, like a stagnant pool of water without any ripples?

He does not lack strength, nor does he need status or fame; He pursues something more abstract and precious."

"What He wants is "freedom"!"

Diakum said with the final word:

"Not only does he long for freedom, Zovaal also hates destiny. Sire Denathrius, who sits in the bloody shadow of Revendreth, controls Material World's war, and weaves a set of terrifying plots that drags Dark Titan and Mother of Light into it, is even more impossible to allow himself to be bound by destiny.

Among Shadowlands, Winter Queen, who has a transcendent status, does not care about destiny because her responsibilities determine that she is the least constrained by destiny.

And Eldest Daughter

Eldest Daughter is not a fool!

It is impossible for the ignorant people to lead Bastion to defeat the evil invasion of Sea of Darkness alone in ancient times. Don't underestimate Void Lord, nor should you underestimate Eldest Daughter who defeated them.

she just

How to say?

I recognized the reality, so I chose to mess it up.

But it doesn't matter, I will go to Eldest Daughter for some "psychological counseling" soon, and be a good Eternal Ones. How can I just mess around all day if I don't want to do my job well?"

"Ah!"

The businesswoman whose outlook was shattered and reshaped hugged her gorgeous mask and screamed:

"According to what you said, all the big shots in this Shadowlands are more or less plotting to overthrow the destiny? If what you said is true, doesn't there not be a good person in this Shadowlands?

We Broker have been doing business here for tens of thousands of years, but our understanding of this place is not as clear as yours, a newcomer here?

I think you guys have some conspiracy theories

Perhaps, Eternal Oness are not the "all evil people" you say."

"Not good!"

Just when So Leah was denying the truth incoherently, the crazy Rafaam suddenly appeared in the secret room and shouted at the top of his lungs:

"Those Relic Crafter greedy and crazy dogs ran away with Arbiter's core and mark!"

Supreme Thief King grinned, jumped up and down, waved to Diakum and said:

"It's just like you said!

As soon as you left, they couldn't hold it any longer, and they took the treasure and fled to Revendreth! Ha, those guys are already Sire Denathrius's lackeys.

So"

Rafaam, who was extremely excited, rubbed his hands and said:

"Do you need me, Supreme Thief King, to personally go to Sire Denathrius's luxurious Castle Nathria to steal our treasure back? By the way, steal more and "take" a few more things to pay for our mental damages?

We get 28 points, you and the others get 2 points, and I get 8 points by myself!

I work hard for this job, so I think this share ratio is very appropriate. Anyone who dares to object has no conscience."

"Don't worry."

Diakum showed an expression of "Look, I told you so" to So Lea, and then said to Rafaam who was addicted to stealing and couldn't stop it:

"Be patient, you will have a chance to evacuate Castle Nathria. Hey, I suddenly have an idea. What if we move the gorgeous Castle Nathria to Material World and do a big Castle Nathria robbery or something? Do you have any idea?"

"Hiss! Diakum, Saint of Holy Light! You are really a fucking criminal genius! Very good, let's do it like this, hahaha, my hands are already itchy. Now, please invite the next victim of Supreme Thief King, Gleam!"