Infection

To the east of the Ouri Continent lies a continent that was shattered during the War of the Gods, called the Peaceful Hills Continent.

When the divine calamity occurred.

The Primordial Elf, the second Elf Queen Seweier, led a portion of her Elf people away from the Natiya Forest with tears in her eyes.

Carrying their bewilderment and sorrow for the Tree of Life, they traveled eastward until they reached the Eastern Sea Coast, where they resolutely decided to cross the ocean.

Finally, they arrived at the Peaceful Hills Continent in the east.

The Elf's trajectory always repeats itself, or perhaps it's a reenactment of Jiang Yuu's memories.

They took root on this continent.

Because there are few animals on this continent, and most of them are docile, living as herbivores and coexisting harmoniously.

Moreover, the terrain here is mainly hilly, with lush green forests stretching from east to west, creating a peaceful and tranquil environment.

Therefore, the Elf named it the Peaceful Hills Continent, meaning a continent with peaceful hills.

They settled in a place called Revival Woodlands on the west side of the continent, where they thrived amidst suffering.

After Moweidina was resurrected by Jiang Yuu, in addition to searching for candidates to ascend to godhood on the Ouri Continent, she also went to the Revival Woodlands on the Peaceful Hills Continent and bestowed the Divine Ascension Method Divine Kingdom Elf, especially those Primordial Elf who were still alive.

The Elf had long harbored the idea of ascending to godhood. Previously, the remaining dozens of Primordial Elf possessed Divinity and met the conditions for faith-based godhood.

But at that time, there were many gods, Elf were afraid of becoming the target of everyone's criticism, and also afraid of failing to ascend to godhood, so they did not take any action.

Until the catastrophe of faith drove the gods mad, before Annuoweiya, the Tree of Life, went insane, she gave them another large piece of her heartwood and told them to leave and strive to ascend to godhood.

Only then did they start thinking again.

Moweidina's arrival strengthened their resolve.

The first Elf to ascend to godhood they chose was Seweier.

This was inevitable; Seweier was Natiya's successor, the queen, and naturally possessed immense prestige and a strong sense of personality.

After the Tree of Life went mad, all of this could be transformed into faith.

Seweier also did not ascend to godhood through the five Path to Godhood of Moweidina, but instead strived for a future Divine Office through nature and the forest.

now.

The remaining Elf have erected a statue of Seweier in the Revival Woodlands and begun to worship and believe in her.

Seweier also gradually began to disappear into the palace of the Elf Royal Court, maintaining his mystery.

As the Power of Faith increased, Seweier's strength grew stronger and stronger, and he was almost ready to meet the conditions for creating Divine Kingdom in the heavens.

If nothing unexpected happens.

Seweier was likely the first of the seven to ascend to godhood.

Fifty years have passed since the leaves of the trees in the Landebulaisi Basin withered and fallen, and fifty more rings have been added to the annual rings of the Pine Wind Tree in the center of the basin.

The population under Luoseda's rule has increased from over 10,000 fifty years ago to 100,000 today.

The faith of 100,000 people is enough to support the birth of a True God.

His Power of Faith led him to the very end of the Path of the Lawkeeper, where he touched upon the laws of Order and justice.

The next step is to use faith as a ladder to construct Divine Spark, establish Divine Kingdom, and ascend to the Godly Seat of the God of Order and Justice.

At such a critical juncture, Luoseda should have hidden herself in the city's Sanctuary of Order, preparing for her ascension to godhood.

But at this moment, he appeared atop the Landebulaisi City, frowning as he looked down at the monsters below, some bloated, some grotesque, some deformed, and behind them, at several figures clad in grey robes, wielding Withering Wind Staff.

An aura of madness emanated from them.

And it was precisely the aura of the God of the North Wind, residing in the ruins of the City of the Giant Bear, east of the Landebulaisi Basin.

"When did the Mad God start collecting followers?"

Compared to fifty years ago, the Knight Gawain, whose aura had become far more profound, asked in confusion.

"It wasn't that the Mad God started subduing the Familias, but rather that some people were intentionally 'infected' by the Mad God and created these monsters."

Luoseda immediately recognized the origins of these monsters and spoke up.

"We've experienced this over the years too. These mad gods always have fanatical followers who try to awaken their gods in various ways."

"Ah?!"

"Even now, are there still people like that?"

Gawain was stunned.

What are they after?

"They don't want anything, they're just that unreasonable."

"In some ways, the madness of these fanatics is no different from that of the Mad God. Perhaps this is why they are able to obtain a trace of the Mad God's power."

"Luoseda said in a deep voice."

"They share the same compatibility, that's the key."

"This is troublesome."

Gawain sighed.

With these guys around, life will probably be even harder for the survivors still wandering the land.

"Yes, but right now, we can't save them; we can only take care of ourselves."

"Our search and rescue teams, which we send out every year, always struggle to find new survivors because they don't go far enough."

"Right now, we can only deal with these guys first, and then we can think about anything else."

Luoseda spoke helplessly

"Yes, Commander, you're about to ascend to godhood; this period is extremely crucial."

Gawain laughed.

"Leave these monsters to us, you go back and prepare."

"No, I'm with you."

Luoseda shook her head.

"This won't do, at this crucial point..."

Gawain stopped him.

"No need for further words, just prepare well. Gawain, look, they're attacking the city."

Luoseda pointed to the area below the city wall.

Suddenly, the monsters began to run, surging against the city walls in waves, climbing the towers, and attempting to breach the city.

But they attacked for days on end, regardless of the number of deaths, to no avail.

Their numbers dwindled, and just when everyone thought they had successfully repelled the monsters...

Sudden.

Those gray-robed figures who had only appeared at the beginning of the past few days and had not appeared during the siege suddenly appeared on the battlefield, chanting harsh incantations over and over again amidst the corpses scattered on the ground.

at first.

No one knew what they were chanting.

But soon...

Luoseda's expression changed.

"No! Stop them! This is a divine spell to invoke God of the North Wind Nuoerwende."

"These damned fanatics, they want to deliver us to their master to 'eat' us."

"Hurry! Hurry!"

The crowd jumped off the city wall, raising their swords and staffs, trying to kill the group of gray-robed men, but it was too late.

Endless crimson light flickered across the earth, engulfing several gray-robed figures along with them. Only one gray-robed figure remained, raising his ferocious face to glance at the crowd before swiftly riding the wind and fleeing into the distance.

Immediately afterwards.

A powerful pressure swept in from the east.

A sense of oppression suddenly arose between heaven and earth.

Far away.

A massive, mad god, resembling a gray-white corpse deer, roared from afar.

His eyes were a mad, scarlet red, filled with a destructive desire as he stared at the city that had been built before him, and an endless North Wind seemed to gather around him.

"What to do?"

People began to despair; they had long understood the power of the gods, and it was unstoppable.

Only a god can defeat a god.

Their future god has not yet ascended to godhood.

"These damned fanatics, how could they be so disregard for the greater good!"

"It's too late to say anything now, what should we do?"

Luoseda was also pale.

He felt an unbearable pressure emanating from the madman.

"I am not a god; I cannot defeat the God of the North Wind."

He sighed deeply and shouted helplessly.

"Great Lady of Truth, Landebulaisi needs your help. Please show yourself."

Rumble!

When the destructive North Wind howled in, bringing with it a world-ending slaughter.

A soft laugh echoed from the sky.

"Luoseda, you're very lucky; I just happened to witness your predicament."

Instantly.

A dark green figure stood in mid-air in front of Landebulaisi City, and she waved her hand.

"Use the truth of the world to build an unbreakable barrier!"

"The Bastion of Truth!"

Click!

A dark green barrier stood in front of the God of the North Wind.

In the distance, a library, seemingly larger than the sea of clouds, appeared before her, blocking out all the howling of the North Wind.

Fifty years have passed.

Moweidina's abilities have been enhanced once again.

The dimension of truth, when applied by her, exerted unimaginable power.

Indeed, the wisdom of the Goddess of Wisdom can be applied to any place she desires.

High above the heavens.

Seeing this, Jiang Yuu more satisfied, and he gained more faith in this goddess.

"Perhaps, all these thousands of Reincarnation, over a hundred million years, were just to wait for her to appear?"

He smiled and found the idea quite interesting.

And on the earth.

Landebulaisi Basin.

When a god from the same faction appeared in the sky, the pale faces of the people on the city wall gradually returned to normal.

They were overjoyed by the appearance of the goddess, but also apprehensive because of the appearance of the God of the North Wind.

Just as Truthful Moweidina was preparing to fight the God of the North Wind and take the opportunity to take him away from Landebulaisi.

Suddenly.

In the distant East, a powerful aura swept across the entire world.