Chapter 1456: Chapter 1413: A Timely Meeting Chapter 1456: Chapter 1413: A Timely Meeting Under the curious gaze of eight legendary Titans, a seemingly ordinary Titan appeared before them, gazing at them warmly with appreciation and affirmation.

“Tsk, this aura of yours… not bad, it seems you have achieved your goal.”

Dragon mother Atreus looked at Muria, her eyebrows raised, a reckless, somewhat flamboyant brilliant smile spreading across her face.

There’s a saying, isn’t it, that the mother is honored by the son, and now Muria’s power, in her eyes, was deep as the Seabed Trench. She could no longer see the depths of her son, only knowing that he was strong, but not knowing exactly how strong, akin to those ancient relics of the Titan Tribe.

As a mother, it was initially disheartening to be so easily surpassed by her son. But from another perspective, such a powerful existence was her son!

With such a strong son, although she was a deity, with his level of power, transcending beyond the world was only a matter of time, and then who would dare to provoke her.

Though that was a matter for the future, it was enough for her to be arrogant now. In the current world, her son had her well covered, and from today, she could very well strut across the world.

“You are, Your Excellency Muria!”

While Atreus was imagining the wonderful future with such a powerful son, the other eight Titans, utilizing the title the Golden Dragon Mother used for Muria, recognized Muria’s identity.

Then, these Titans looked at Muria, each showing a different expression, but all quite complex.

As a half-blood Titan with the Dragon King Bloodline, Muria was famously known far and wide in the Titan Tribe, but his modus operandi was notably different from the typical Titan, making him an anomaly among anomalies.

And choosing to become a deity, Mirea had gained a soaring reputation within the Titan Tribe, and his deeds continually circulated within the clan, never forgotten.

Thus, after he was recognized by the younger Titans, they watched him with extremely complex expressions.

Because the power of the Titan bloodline was extremely strong, no cultivation was necessary; they could lie down and sleep and reach the Legendary Peak, and if one chose to become a deity, it basically meant settling for an unworthy life.

Such behavior was undoubtedly despised. Yet, Muria was not like the usual deities; He had not chosen to become a deity out of a hedonistic desire to avoid difficulties but to achieve greater heights.

“It is I, although I shouldn’t ask, I still want to confirm, am I well-known within the clan?”

Hearing the inquiry from the young Titan, Muria asked with great interest. To those truly ancient Titans, He was still too young. He had returned to Elasia once after achieving his epics, without staying long. Logically, someone like him should have been forgotten, yet He had just appeared and was recognized.

“Don’t you have any self-awareness? Being the Dragon King who is also a half-blood of epics and even ‘degrading yourself’ knowingly, do you think someone like you would remain unknown?”

Hearing Muria’s self-unaware question, familiarly thrilled and wandering over, the Golden Dragon Mother retorted.

“Hahaha, so it is.”

Muria laughed heartily, and with his laughter, one deity after another appeared in the sky, each casting curious glances at the Golden Dragon Mother and the eight legendary Titans.

“These?”

Seeing the gods that appeared behind Muria, the already slightly excited Golden Dragon Mother’s expression became even more animated, and somewhat ecstatic, guessing their identities, but she wanted to hear her son confirm it personally.

For she saw some very familiar beings among them, such as the dragons her son had raised during his youth, who now each possessed the dignity of being a deity.

“They are my Subordinate Gods!”

Muria, amidst the Golden Dragon Mother’s excited smile, spoke the words he wanted to hear.

“Then, do I have the authority to command them?” the Golden Dragon Mother asked with a twinkle in her golden eyes, a hint of anticipation in her voice.

“For minor matters, you might as well order them around,” Muria knew without guessing what the Golden Dragon Mother would do using his name—nothing but show off, so there was nothing to consider.

“Ha ha ha, truly my wonderful son.”

Delighted by Muria’s promise, the Golden Dragon Mother let out a boisterous laugh, her eyes shimmering like morning stars on a cold night.

“Your Highness Atris, do you still remember Little Dragon?”

As Atris laughed heartily, a red dragon with a sycophantic air approached her, his face plump and his demeanor humble, filled with flattery.

“You are Auston, I remember, the most disobedient one among the Five Colored Dragons raised by my son. It seems you have corrected your past flaws now.”

The memory of the Dragon King was naturally impeccable.

“Back then, I was young and frivolous; I apologize for having embarrassed you. I’m different now. If there’s anything you want done, just command me, and I’ll handle it thoroughly.”

The Red Dragon, fully aware of his significant status in the heart of his dominator Muria, wholly discarded his dignity as a deity.

His posture also caused some native divine beings to display irritation and helplessness. They were not annoyed at Auston for tarnishing the dignity of gods, but at this fellow for shamelessly ingratiating himself with the God King’s relative by exploiting informational asymmetries.

“Do I have something I want to be done?” Hearing Auston’s flattering words, the Golden Dragon Mother showed an amused expression, “Alright then, go annihilate the Mother of All Things. Once that creature is gone, there won’t be anyone left to threaten Muria’s position in this world.”

“Uh…” hearing the Golden Dragon Mother’s clearly teasing request, Auston twitched his claws, somewhat embarrassed, “Little Dragon’s power is limited, I truly cannot accomplish this, please forgive me, Your Highness.”

“Ha ha, no worries, you may not be able to do this, but your main god has the power to.”

A comforting voice resonated in the sky as several young Titans looked up in awe, witnessing ancient beings reveal themselves from the Sky Dome, displaying their now gentle yet immense power.

“Shiyu Dominator, given the current situation, is there still a need for me to intervene?”

Muria asked, somewhat puzzled, looking at the being holding the scepter before him.

The legendary Titans, who should have been adventuring in Elasia, were taken to a different world, using the Mother of All Things’s minions as whetstones to hone their skills. The situation of this war was clear at a glance.

Thus, after breaking through the seal of the Great World Will and arriving at a domain unreachable even by gods, to witness a minor conflict involving the Titans and the minions of the Mother of All Things, Muria couldn’t help but sigh that he had ‘arrived late.’
“Of course, there is a need. Although I and the Ancient Prison together have more than enough power to subdue the Divine Tree, uprooting it entirely is still somewhat difficult. Your arrival is quite timely.”

“In that case, this war also has a place for me and even gives me a sense of participation,” Muria said, smiling upon hearing the words of the Shiyu Dominator.

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