What were the Twelve Human Saints?
They were supreme powerhouses who stood at the Saint Rank Peak, great figures who had led the Human Race to become masters of the Third Era.
Some of the Twelve Human Saints had fallen, some had vanished, and some had become their empires' most treasured pillars.
But whatever had happened to them,
the Human Race would never forget their achievements. Temples dedicated to the Twelve Human Saints stood in the King City of every Human Empire, where countless humans worshipped them.
And now that so few of the Twelve Human Saints remained, both the Human Empires and newly risen Saints still showed these ancient figures the respect their immense achievements deserved.
Cloris was one of the Twelve Human Saints.
If William dared attack him, he would be making an enemy of the Human Empires and the entire Human Race on the Gods Continent.
Even the Peerless War Saint, who seemed to be on fairly good terms with him, might sever ties and launch an attack on Dawn City.
William was not alone in the world, with no one else to worry about.
Every move he made would affect how other powers viewed Dawn City.
In his previous life, Cloris had reached Transcendent Saint during version 6.0, drawing a joint attack from several Main Gods that had shattered the entire Hope Continent.
But had he actually died?
Who knew?
How could William possibly know? He had died before he could even finish the game.
But judging by novels, movies, television shows, and anime, scheming old monsters like Voldemort usually had plenty of ways to stay alive. Cloris might still be alive. He might even have lured the Main Gods into attacking so he could fake his death.
It was entirely possible.
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