Chapter 1237: Chapter 1224: Looking for a Wife Chapter 1237: Chapter 1224: Looking for a Wife The Titan, wielding a Battle Axe, stood amidst the bodies littering the Land of the Gods, with the Radiant Divine Glory’s golden Divine Blood flowing beneath his feet, a fresh trace of golden Divine Blood now marking his Battle Axe.

Rivers of blood, mountains of corpses—this was not an exaggeration but the most accurate description of the scene within the Divine Kingdom at that moment.

All the worshipers who had gathered since the day the deity under Akmonde’s feet had declared his divine status were slaughtered by the Battle Beast Legion.

The land that was once filled with Endless brightness, where eternal darkness could never reach, had now dimmed; when the deities bled, it meant that the most crucial foundation of the Divine Kingdom’s existence was destroyed.

“Foreign deity, even if you’ve won against me, you won’t have a good end. This isn’t a place where you can mess around,”

The head, severed from the body and trampled under the Titan’s foot, spoke with difficulty, a surge of limitless humiliation bubbling in his chest—his final act of defiance.

“The strength is mediocre, but this will is not bad,”

Akmonde, with the deity’s head crushed underfoot, evaluated. To be honest, he had high expectations for this battle, but the outcome deeply disappointed him.

This Divine Being, with a war deity role, indeed had Destructive power in his Divine Power, but that was all—his combat skills and understanding of the Law were utterly incompetent.

“Don’t think that just because you’ve beaten me, you can act with impunity. There are many stronger deities than me—soon another will come to avenge me, sever your head, and send it into the sun to endure the pain of burning flame,”

“A deity coming to avenge you? It seems you have good divine relations. In that case, I’ll give you a chance to live; call over all the deities you know.”

With a new idea in mind, Akmonde’s battle with the war deity, from start to finish, was exceedingly brief, decisively efficient; for him, it was barely a warm-up, not satisfying at all.

“What are you trying to do?” asked the war deity, his godly body wrecked and unable to heal.

“Nothing much, I just want to fight. Call over all the deities you know, and as for why? Just mention your current situation,”

“Arrogant foreign deity, do you know who my father is?”

“I know.”

“Knowing that, yet you still dare to speak such foolish words; what makes you think you’re qualified to challenge my father, the great King of the Gods?”

“I can’t find the peak where he resides, otherwise, I wouldn’t have come here,”

“You…”

“Notify the deities you know; if you can get your father to come here, then I’ll spare you.”

“Fine, just wait; I hope when you see my father, you won’t regret it, and don’t beg for mercy.”

“Hmm, I’ll be waiting.”

…

“This is really tricky! What kind of way should I use to make you awaken?”

Above the vast and primal forest, the Blue-Green Giant Dragon flew by, and on its back, a black-haired child with golden pupils expressed his worries to the girl.

“Why do you have to awaken me? Aren’t I fine just like this?”

“For you, following me around, witnessing things you had never seen before is certainly nice, but for a son like myself, it is tough.”

“What’s so bad about it?”

“You can’t help me share any burdens. If my mother’s consciousness could awaken, the pressure on my shoulders would be reduced by more than half. This way, my burden is great, and it’s very difficult for me!”

“Didn’t your father’s consciousness awaken? He can help you. Why do you insist on my help?” Areina argued reasonably, her attachment to her current life evident.

“My father is busy with his revenge now and has no time for me. Even if he wanted to help, my expectations of him wouldn’t be high, except in battle. In all other aspects, my mother completely outstrips him.”

“I don’t want to awaken yet.” The girl, spirited when they first met, now showed a fragile demeanor, her eyes filled with longing,

“Son, if I’m not mistaken, once your mother’s consciousness awakens, I will disappear, right?”

“…” Muria, with his hands clasped behind his back, gazed at the scenery below and did not respond.

“Answer me, will I?” The girl’s voice rose again, this time tinged with a sobbing tone.

“Yes.” Muria turned around, looking directly at the girl whose eyes were now brimming with tears, “Once my mother’s consciousness awakens, your consciousness will irresistibly merge into it. All your memories, every experience, will become part of my mother’s memories, and then your existence will disappear.”

“I knew it.” The girl squatted down, arms around her knees, eyes beginning to redden slightly, “How is this different from death?”

“It’s not the same.”

“What’s different, tell me? Consciousness disappears, memories become a part of another’s existence. Though it’s not death, how much difference is there really?”

“If you must think that way, there’s no difference. But in a certain sense, you will easily achieve the eternal life that countless creatures crave.”

“Such eternal life, I don’t fancy it.”

“…”

After a long silence, the girl spoke again, “Hey, son, can you let me go back? I’m homesick, I don’t want to be part of someone else.”

“Unfortunately, I cannot.” Muria, with his hands still behind his back, sighed deeply, guilt-ridden yet unwavering in this matter.

“I knew it. Since that’s not possible, then I have another request. Can you wait till I am old to awaken your mother? Time shouldn’t matter much to beings like you, right?”

“…I’ll try my best.”

“Hehe, Son, you’re really nice!” Hearing this, the girl laughed, her smile as lovely as a blossom, “By the way, son, what are you searching for?”

“I am taking you sightseeing, ensuring you have no regrets.”

“Stop kidding. It’s been nearly half a year, and you’ve been flying me around the sky every day. You’re clearly searching for something.

Let me guess, you and your parents, including myself, due to some reason, have reincarnated and lost consciousness, a situation fraught with potential accidents.”

“So you, who awakened first, want to find your relatives as soon as possible. You’ve found your parents now; the remaining ones must be your partner, or perhaps offspring?”

“You’re right, I am indeed looking for my partner!”

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