Episode
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Humans are beautiful because they can be hypocritical.
The one word Yuriel had chanted was the sentence written at the top of Aiden’s status window.
Aiden immediately looked at Shiron.
“Stay away for a moment.”
She seemed to be slowing down, but eventually moved away. I walked helplessly to the other side of the lake.
Aiden moved his gaze toward the saintess.
Uriel was still reading the air. Faces and eyes stained with bewilderment. It was just that kind of reaction, and I wasn’t too surprised or scared.
Because she was a resident of a world full of unknowns. I was on the side of being resistant to unusual phenomena.
“Holy Lady.”
Only then did Uriel turn his head and look at Iden. The way to close the status window was imprinted in my head.
Aiden opened his mouth.
“This may be a bit of a strange question, but I have to ask it. What does the saintess think of me?”
Right after that, her face flushed with shame. What is the meaning of asking that question when you know it clearly?
Uriel lowered his head without answering.
Aiden asked again, raising her from a kneeling position.
“You must answer. What do you think of me?”
What do you think? Only one word came to Uriel’s head. she said in a hoarse voice.
“…a bad person.”
It wasn’t the answer he wanted, but Iden couldn’t deny it. A shadow passed over his face.
Uriel shook his head.
“Don’t make that face. It’s not the ball’s fault. And it gets even more miserable.”
Uriel draws a bitter line. Seeing her like that, Aiden felt like an idiot.
I’ve taken the favor and consideration I’ve received so far for granted.
He took her mind’s eye half-forcibly, and treated her like a medical tool.
It was the same with the authority of Lion Resurrection.
It was clearly an exchanged ability, but he acted casually as if he owned it. Uriel followed him even.
It would be nice if it was over, but it wasn’t the end either.
Of course, the object that was resurrected was Saya again. Now that he knew Uriel’s feelings, Aiden couldn’t help but be acutely aware of his mistake.
No, maybe he was using her feelings unconsciously? Aiden thought that the probability was high. He must have sensed Uriel’s strange attitude at least once.
In many ways, he was a person who could not be eaten again.
Aiden chewed his lips, and a small hand caressed his mouth.
“Don’t self-torture, please.”
She was still the same. Aiden said, trying to suppress his mixed feelings.
“······I don’t want to tell you in this situation, but there is something I must say.”
Uriel drew a helpless smile. Whenever he said something like that, it was always followed by a request.
“I am no longer a saint. I may not be able to listen.”
Aiden felt sick to his stomach.
“It’s not like that.”
“Tell me.”
Aiden took a deep breath and answered.
“Saintess, do you consider me to be a god?”
A look of doubt crossed Yuriel’s expression.
“······yes? what is that?”
“You read something. That was my power, and the saintess has just blossomed.”
The status window was also part of the authority.
As soon as he finished speaking, Uriel hardened. Under the sky, no human with the same authority could exist.
Just as Xerath’s blue flame moved to Aiden, if Uriel had opened the status window, Aiden’s status window would have to disappear.
Uriel said with a shocked face.
“This phrase itself is the power of Lord? Then I took it…”
“no. I still have them.”
A little while ago, as soon as Uriel recited the sentence, Aiden hurriedly activated the status window.
Didn’t go away. In a word, both people have the same power.
In the case like now, it was not a ‘transfer’ of authority, but a ‘governing’.
It was only permitted by God, and Uriel was well aware of the concept.
Her mind began to tangle randomly. Aiden opened his mouth.
“You don’t have to complicate things. Do you believe that I am God? Please answer that only.”
Yuriel looked at Aiden with a white face.
“Ah, no matter how I play the ball…”
There seemed to be no awareness.
One, the phenomenon was proving Yuriel’s faith.
The curious part was that Aiden was not yet qualified to hold the throne.
There was only one answer.
It seemed that someone at the level of the main god recognized Aiden as a god.
‘Bacheksar.’
I wasn’t sure, but I had a hunch that Aiden was a guy.
Vacheksar must have noticed Uriel’s apostasy, but he didn’t take away the divine power. Also, I left Iden’s status window to bloom.
In other words, Bacheksar was asking Uriel to serve two gods.
Yuriel’s thought flow had reached that point as well. His brain was overloaded, but it was the result of maintaining his composure.
She breathed divine power into the tip of her index finger. Then, after activating the status window, he opened his mouth.
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“······It holds the authority of two gods at the same time.”
Having said that, Yuriel was startled and covered her mouth.
Because unconsciously, I called Aiden a god.
Aiden said calmly.
“It seems that Vacheksar has recognized me as a god. Of course, I don’t have the qualifications yet, so please treat it like a half-penny and talk comfortably.”
She calmed down and opened her mouth as calmly as possible.
“As you know, Vacheksar never acknowledges any other god.”
“you’re right. He calls himself the only god and has no subordinate gods.”
“But, why the ball…”
“You must have seen the Bible of Atlantis. What do you think was the decisive reason for defeating the devil?”
A battlefield where the sun god, who controls war, was defeated. There were many trivial reasons, but one was decisive.
Uriel looked at Aiden with a puzzled expression.
“Somehow, it’s because there was no divinity in the Baranches camp…”
“It depends on how you interpret it, but I think so.”
Uriel paused for a while, then resumed.
“According to Kong’s guess, it leads to the conclusion that Vacheksar broke the unwritten rule by himself and started having subordinate gods.”
“I see it that way.”
Iden didn’t know for sure. This was because Bacheksar’s moves were very different for each route.
Sometimes, even when the world perished, it didn’t show itself once.
Hence, the reason why all these conversations were speculative and not tied to the taboo.
Uriel was lost in thought for a moment.
If the text he was looking at was really a gifted authority, it was conclusive proof that Aiden was a god.
It also means that she regarded Aiden as a god. This was because power basically responded to faith. It’s not clear, but usually it was.
Uriel was so perplexed. It was self-evident that the existence of Aiden had a great influence on her behavioral principles and beliefs. However, I never thought of him as a god.
I thought so, but apparently not.
Uriel honestly looked into his heart. I found myself sifting through Bacheksar’s teachings and excluding wrong values. It was unbelievable disrespect. To think that a mere human judges the rightness and wrongness of God’s will.
Suddenly, distrust of Bacheksar was replaced by faith in Aiden.
Help the weak, be tolerant, and fight evil. The value she considered beautiful was put into practice by Aiden.
A person who jumps into blue flames to save a child, defends the Seilun tribe and the people of the principality, and is at the forefront of destruction more than anyone else. Because that was Iden.
At least she thought so.
The fragments of the accident, which had been denied, began to find their place.
Uriel laughed. I looked at Iden. One last thing to check.
The premise for all these hypotheses to be true.
“Can you prove it? Did this power really come from the ball?”
“I will teach you how to use it.”
Aiden immediately activated Uriel’s status window.
A lot of information, including her powers, was listed in the air.
Yuriel looked at Aiden with surprised eyes. Aiden said calmly.
“I can see the saintess’s.”
A bit taken aback, Yuriel suddenly blushed and covered Aiden’s eyes.
“Hey, wait!”
As Uriel clung to him, a soft touch touched Aiden’s chest. Aiden cleared his throat and took a few steps back.
“Don’t worry. I will not read the hearing.”
she said with a tearful expression.
“You’ve already read it.”
“I won’t see you again.”
“No, ha. It’s really too much. All.”
Iden said.
“The saintess is now my saintess.”
It was the answer to the psychology of Uriel, which he had read.
She glared at Iden, dyeing her earlobes red.
“Don’t read it, really.”
“I will from now on.”
Having said that, Aiden manipulated Uriel’s status window and moved the psychological section to the bottom.
There was so much information, it took a long time to scroll down to get to it.
All other miscellaneous items were also put away. There were too many unnecessary records, such as the origin and history of the Sachilier family, the rise and fall of her mother’s family, and Yuriel’s background.
Uriel, who was heartbroken, quickly focused on Aiden’s actions.
“I am used to it.”
“I’ve done it several times. Rather than that, look at this now.”
Only the necessary information, including abilities and powers, was gathered in one place.
As a name, all of her abilities boasted overwhelming performance.
Uriel said softly.
“A saint of hypocrites, an apostle of destruction, a disciple of blasphemers…?”
The last part was related to the new slayer. Aiden nodded.
“Until now, I would have used most of my abilities through intuition. You don’t have to. There are detailed explanations for each power and attribute, so you should familiarize yourself with them.”
Uriel calmly skimmed through the text. Then, suddenly, he looked at Aiden and said.
“I don’t know how to call you by name, like now.”
“It doesn’t matter. I am in a state where I can’t even fit in the axis of business, and I don’t even have a new seat in the first place.”
Due to Bacheksar’s coercion, the probability of the world was only slightly distorted. Aiden couldn’t be seen as a true god because he couldn’t escape the bonds of mortality.
Aiden opened his mouth.
“Also, until the Bible records this fact, we will have to keep quiet about today.”
Yuriel swallowed his silence as if he was skeptical.
“If the Bible takes credit, Bacheksar’s will will be proved. But I don’t know how the Church will interpret it.”
The monotheistic system was the root of Baranchesism. A Bible that denies that may be designated as a banned book.
Realistic enough. Because the church even sealed the Bible of Atlantis because it defiled the authority of the gods.
Aiden said calmly.
“It’s up to Vacheksar. I think it will be finely tuned. I would have done this because I wanted something.”
If he had intervened like this, Taeyang would have a separate plan.
Aiden looked up at the night sky and said.
“Of course, there’s no way to know what he’s thinking right now.”
Uriel couldn’t help but be astonished. what a guy Now it was outright blasphemy. No, is it a little different from Aiden’s point of view? The thought occurred to her, but the presence of Vacheksar was still too strong for her.
Uriel looked at the sky and said.
“Aren’t you afraid? He reigns supreme over all gods.”
“If you think about it that way, the Demon God is probably the pinnacle. Rather, there is something else we have to fear.”
Aiden glanced around.
“Someone will arrive soon. Stay alert.”
First of all, it was better to sort out the relationship. This was to avoid complications later.
After a while, Saya landed on the shore of the lake. She remembered the smell of Uriel.