A baby dragon has built a nest outside the Novice Village

Chapter 93: Some Ramblings about God

Farri is a little bored now.

The Death Knight left, and Lannia reunited with the High Priest and was advancing towards the city of Sagat.

There were no undead blocking the way along the way, and it seemed that all the undead had followed the Death Knight away.

Fari lay on the square in the town of Pala, his mind full of questions.

It seemed that the Death Knight led the Legion away because of him, but Farui knew that he could not make the Death Knight make such a decision with his own ability.

Even if the undead did not dare to slay the dragon due to the revenge of the Council, they would not leave just like that. There were many newly built human settlements behind the town of Pala, and it was impossible for Farri and Safrina to stop the entire undead army.

"From the Death Knight's behavior, it seems that it sensed something from me, so it chose to bypass me."

Apart from the fact that he seemed to be able to call upon a little power of faith, Fari did not find anything special about himself.

The improvement in strength is no different from that of other young dragons, and its combat power is no stronger than that of other giant dragons.

"It's time to prepare to return to Dragon Island."

The church headquarters has noticed the difference between this undead disaster and previous ones, and has begun to treat these remnants of the previous civilization as a real threat.

It doesn't take much effort for a quasi-legend to deal with a tier 12 death knight. There's nothing for Farui to worry about here.

Tomorrow, the Goblin Chamber of Commerce will come to this town again on the way back. Fari noticed that many townspeople are already preparing items for trading tomorrow.

Peaceful and tranquil days seem to be returning again.

"What are you going to do?"

Fari looked at Safrina who was standing beside him. She had already turned into a human form and was now lying on Fari's paw, counting the ants on the ground out of boredom.

"I?"

Hearing Fari's question, she turned over, lying on her back on Fari's paws, and looked into Fari's eyes.

"I probably can't do anything about this matter, but I probably have to wait here until the whole thing is over. Maybe there's still something I can do to help."

"Do you really like dealing with these humans because of your silver dragon instincts?"

Farri glanced at Safrina. These silver dragons preferred to transform into human form and walk among mortals rather than their own dragon form.

“Part of it does come from my own instinct, but being with these humans makes it easier to have my own legend.”

Fari curled his lips. Just like before, this dragon, Safrina, was like this. Other silver dragons at her age were still playing "house games" with humans, but she had already begun to plan her own legendary story.

"Is this necessary? As long as we dragons live long enough, we can naturally break through to the legendary level."

Even a guy like Fary, who only eats and sleeps, knows this.

"According to Aunt Karin Suss, it is difficult for this kind of legend who advances under the protection of race to go further."

"Do you want to go one step further? That's the path to the realm of God."

Fari shook his head. Although most dragons were not as lazy as him, they were not hardworking either. It was not uncommon for a dragon to sleep for ten years or so, then go out for a simple robbery, and then return to the nest to sleep for another ten years.

"I can only say that there are kings of rolls everywhere."

Farri muttered quietly.

"King Juan, what do you mean?"

Fari's muttering did not escape Safrina's ears. It was a word she had never heard before. "Nothing. What are your plans after everything is over here?"

Fari changed the subject, saying that dragons were too sensitive and he had to restrain himself next time. What if the dragons found out that he was a time traveler and occupied the body of a dragon? God knows how those guys on the Council would treat him.

"I also have to go back to Dragon Island. There is something Aunt Karin Sus asked me to keep an eye out for. I think I found some related fragments. I have to bring them to him in person."

Fari thought about it and realized that the mother in his world seemed to have been tinkering with something on Dragon Island. From time to time, some adult or even elderly dragons would return to Dragon Island and bring him some things.

Ferry now wished he hadn't slept so much. He found himself completely unaware of everything around him.

"what is that?"

"Some of the holy relics left by the Death Cult that have lost all their power."

Safrina didn't hide anything, and Karinsus didn't ask her to hide anything from Farui.

Most people, including the Sun God Cult, don't know that the dead souls once had their own gods. After all, the Sun God was a god that appeared only after the dead soul civilization disappeared.

The god of the undead, who claimed to be able to protect all the dead, disappeared at the peak of the undead civilization.

"I have not heard of that god."

As expected, Fari, who had slept on Dragon Island for a hundred years, had no idea about these things.

Safrina shook her head helplessly. This was why there was no need to hide anything from Fari. Even if she didn't hide anything, this dragon who would give up at the first opportunity wouldn't understand.

"But from the sound of it, he's dead? Is this some third-rate satire? The god of death will die, too?"

Safrina smiled. In this world, only Fari could talk about God so easily and unrestrainedly. This atmosphere made Safrina feel very comfortable.

"Although he is dead, he is still a god after all. If you do this, you may be punished by God."

"Can the already dead God of Death still punish me by making me die with him?"

Fari had no fear of these gods at all. In his opinion, those gods were just more powerful creatures.

“Maybe He will be resurrected.”

Safrina spoke up.

"After all, according to Aunt Karin Sus, the Sun God has died three times."

Fari shut his mouth in embarrassment. Blasphemy against the gods could really bring about divine punishment. And the gods of this world were beings that even the few councils could not afford to offend.

"Perhaps a new deity has taken over the position of the Sun God?"

Safrina's expression turned serious.

"I haven't had access to these books about the gods yet. It was because I had to pay attention to the relics left by the gods of death that Aunt Karin Suss told me a little about the relevant things."

Savrina shrank back and hid in the shadow cast by Fari's body, as if this would make it safer to talk about things related to the sun god.

"She didn't say much, just this vague sentence - 'Whoever finally ignites the divine fire and takes up the authority of the sun will eventually become the sun god.'"

It sounds like nonsense. If one holds the power over the sun, he would naturally become the sun god.

But Fari couldn't help but shudder. He seemed to have realized something, but the flash of inspiration only lasted for a moment and then seemed to be erased from his mind by something.

"Everything related to gods is always like this, vague and unclear. The same is true in the scriptures of the Sun God Cult. As long as it involves their gods, there is no definite statement. It is all vague, like the mumbling in a dream."

(End of this chapter)