Chapter 61: The End of The Great War

Mentioning Sun God and Sea God made Dragon God’s face immediately darken. Looking at her expression, it seemed she didn’t have as deep a hatred for them as she did for Slaughter God and Martial God, but it couldn’t be said that their relationship was very good either.

“Mentioning those two human gods… Damn it, why did they seal me? I clearly treated them very well, you know. I even gave them a lot of things I liked.”

Her expression at this moment, though angry, was still mixed with a bit of confusion. She still didn’t understand the reason why those two gods sealed her. Moreover, looking at their actions, they intentionally let the dragon race go extinct in that battle.

She didn’t understand, but Leo and Michael were different. The two of them were humans, so after thinking for a few seconds, they immediately understood.

Surely, Sun God and Sea God, after a short period of contact, realized how dangerous the dragon race and humans were. With Dragon God’s hot temper like this, her subordinates definitely weren’t much different.

Sun God and Sea God knew for sure that after this battle, they would die, so they definitely wouldn’t let go of these especially dangerous factors. It could be seen that they succeeded, otherwise, over the past tens of thousands of years, humans would have been slaughtered countless times by those hot-tempered giant creatures.

“Do you two understand their behavior?” Dragon God asked but didn’t think she would get any meaningful answer.

“They’re obviously two bastards who repay kindness with hatred. You treated them so well, so they’re the ones in the wrong. Why do you need to understand them, just knowing they’re wrong is enough.”

Leo beat his chest and stomped his feet loudly as if feeling indignant on Dragon God’s behalf. Actually, she wasn’t at fault. It’s just that Sun God and Sea God were forced to act that way for the future of humanity.

Dragon God strongly agreed with Leo’s words. Clearly, she was not wrong. She also guessed it was a matter of positions, but she hadn’t had much contact with humans so she didn’t really understand.

She continued to tell the story of that battle. At that time, she gathered all the nine-star energy monsters under her command to go with Sun God and Sea God. The formation was so terrifying it seemed like it would flip the entire continent, and all that just to go kill two gods.

This earth-shattering battle chose a large island as the battlefield. At this place, for the first time, the gods in this world understood what teamwork was. Previously, gods all acted individually, so even if they went together, it was still every god for themselves. Fighting for a while without being able to do anything to each other, only then did they think about teamwork, using their own strengths to support others.

The two human gods at that time, using some unknown method, successfully summoned the divine artifact of a god not yet born. Moreover, it also carried a part of that god’s power and it was the thing used to seal Dragon God.

In this battle, all the nine-star energy monsters died in battle, the entire giant island was shattered and sank into the ocean, its whereabouts now unknown. Dragon God was heavily injured and sealed, the remaining gods all died, only leaving behind their divine artifacts and legacies waiting for successors.

Those divine artifacts afterwards, except for Dragon God’s, some disappeared, some became looking like scrap metal because there was no longer the power of a god infused into them. Three divine artifacts were entrusted by Sun God and Sea God to their descendants before they died.

After hearing the story, not only Leo and Michael were surprised, but Raphael was equally surprised. Most of the old records in The Great Sun Temple had been lost, except for a few extremely important matters, the descendants did not know the details of the events inside.

He knew Sun God was real, he also knew the divine artifacts were real. It’s just that he didn’t know the reason for the battle back then was so extreme. For Slaughter God, Martial God and Dragon God, the reason for the war was about hunting dragons.

For Sun God and Sea God, they initiated the war to eliminate existences that humanity could not resist. The two of them weren’t afraid of anyone, but they couldn’t protect humanity everywhere all the time if those giant creatures were causing trouble everywhere.

“The relationships between gods are really complicated. What Sun God and Sea God did wasn’t wrong. In that era, although humanity had gods, apart from the gods, their overall strength was too weak.”

After hearing this story, Raphael also didn’t have ill feelings towards either side. Slaughter God and Martial God ultimately just wanted to eat well, Dragon God wanted to protect the dragon race, Sun God and Sea God wanted to protect humanity.

Being human, obviously his stance would lean towards humanity. With the actions of those two gods in the past, Raphael completely supported them.

As for the matter of Dragon God being sealed due to Sun God and Sea God’s betrayal, he just has to shrug it off. It’s true that what they did doesn’t sound very glorious, but carrying the future of humanity on their shoulders, they couldn’t act based on emotions.

Leo and Michael never expected that the reason this continent no longer had gods was like that. At first, they thought the gods were born enemies, but it seems that wasn’t it. Each god had their own responsibilities, and those responsibilities conflicted, giving birth to this war.

Thanks to this war, humans had a long stable period to develop. If those rulers of the continent hadn’t been suppressed by the gods and had caused trouble all over the continent, who knows what state humanity would be in now.

After talking for a while, Dragon God felt it was enough. Suddenly, she came up with an idea. Although she didn’t like it, she also knew that Leo and Michael were not those two bastards from back then. Those two had died along with Sea God and Sun God. If they could pass a small test, she might consider making them subordinates.

“Too bad the dragon race is extinct. Luckily, I still managed to preserve some meat. If you become my subordinates, I’ll give it to you. It’s just that I don’t know how to cook it. Back then, I didn’t see clearly,” she said softly, her attitude conciliatory as if she had truly thought it through and didn’t want to fight anymore.

Michael, hearing such a good thing happening at the same time, once again had his mouth faster than his brain and volunteered to show off.

“Don’t worry, I’ve secretly learned how to cook from Slaughter God. I guarantee it’ll be so good you can’t complain.”

Leo widened his eyes, unable to believe his teammate suddenly got stupid at such a critical moment. If he could go back to the past, he would immediately throw a rock straight into that mouth that spoke nonsense.

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