On his way to see Nanahoshi Shizuka, Cui Ciyou's thoughts wandered.
He was mainly thinking about some of the things the "Dragon God" had done in the original story.
First, the most famous incident was naturally when the original protagonist, Rudeus, encountered the Dragon God alongside Alice and Rujierd on their journey home.
When the Dragon God learned that the protagonist, Rudeus, was Paul's son, he casually pointed out that Paul "only had two daughters."
Then, merely upon hearing Rudeus admit that he "knew the Human God," he moved to kill him without hesitation.
Yes, he really gave Rudeus his heart-and-guts treatment.
In the end, only an offhand remark from Nanahoshi Shizuka prompted him to use Healing Magic to pull Rudeus back from the brink of death.
Rudeus had come within a hair's breadth of being reincarnated all over again.
But in Cui Ciyou's timeline, the course of fate had been drastically diverted by the "Great Migration."
Established history had changed, and that anomaly drew the Dragon God's attention.
When he came knocking and heard the name "Human God" from Roxy, the guy erupted again.
No amount of explaining helped, either. The Dragon God simply refused to listen to reason.
That had led to the brutal battle against Cui Ciyou, Ghislaine, and the others.
In the end, if the "Displacement Incident" had not suddenly occurred, Cui Ciyou would have had to prepare for another reincarnation himself.
The outcome had also been separation from his loved ones: he, Alice, and Sylphy had been thrown onto the desolate Demon Continent, while Roxy, Ghislaine, Aisha, and Lilia had ended up in the distant Royal Palace of Asura.
In Cui Ciyou's eyes, the Dragon God Orsted was a complete idiot, a man whose emotions overruled his reason.
A lunatic for an opponent was nothing