The Sky-Shrouding Lie Exposed

Contrary to everyone's expectations, Megak was less a god than an approachable human—he even seemed more human than Duke, the approachable God of Trade.

By now, Megak had discarded his original mage robes and changed into the blue long robe popular in the cultivation world. A flying-sword ornament unique to the cultivation world also hung from his waist.

Aside from his golden hair, Megak looked like a native of the cultivation world, and upon closer inspection, even that golden hair no longer seemed so out of place.

Though he still retained the divine kingdom and authority of the God of Magic, Megak did not resemble a god in the slightest. Or perhaps, Megak himself no longer regarded himself as one.

Under Megak's organization, the people at the banquet soon began discussing the Jade Void Secret Realm and the Supreme Sword Sect.

However, the discussion lasted only a little over ten minutes before the drunken knight Simon and the skeleton Edgar collapsed one after another into deep sleep.

Megak could only shake his head helplessly and bring the discussion to an end.

Then, in the next instant, Megak vanished from the banquet table.

More than ten minutes later, when Megak returned, he held tokens from both the Green Maple Sword Sect and the Supreme Sword Sect, and had brought back a human sword cultivator at the Golden Core stage.

"Supreme Forgetfulness. The wisdom sword cuts the threads of love. Here are the first three chapters of the Supreme Sword Canon. You were in such pain just now. Once you cultivate this, you won't hurt anymore. Do you want to learn it?" Megak took out a jade slip and handed it to the monk Doern.

"No. You can cultivate it yourself if you want." Monk Doern accepted the jade slip, then promptly