Apotheosis

Daisy's stiff body suddenly trembled. She stared at Dorothy and said, "Dora, do you know what I've been through in the past few years? You can't crack a joke like this."

Putting herself in Daisy's shoes, Dorothy realized she wouldn't have believed it either if she hadn't seen it for herself.

Even so, she tried to convince Daisy again, "Aunt Daisy, you have seldom gone out over the years. I'm afraid that you don't know that I've met someone whose body can enter the Sea of Truth."

"Can a corporeal body enter the Sea of Truth?" Daisy raised her eyebrows questioningly

Felicity joined in to explain, "Over a year ago, Dora first entered the Sea of Truth and met this guy. I heard that this person was called Zen Luo. He can roam through the Sea of Truth with his body."

"If a corporeal body can enter the Sea of Truth, then he won't be afraid of the whirlpools," Daisy said looking convinced.

In the past few years, she had spent her time gathering information about the whirlpools in the Sea of Truth. Although she did not know how they were produced, she still knew a great deal about them.

She recalled what her husband had told her regarding them. One's Soul of Light would perish if it touched the water of the Sea of Truth. Thus, once a whirlpool appeared, one would get stuck and would not be able to escape. However, if there emerged someone who was not afraid of the water of the Sea of Truth, they might be able to deal with the whirlpools.

But these people had disappeared over time. It was impossible to find someone who was not afraid of the water of the Sea of Truth in the present.

Naturally, when Daisy heard that Dorothy had discovered someone who fit the description, she found it hard to believe.

Dorothy nodded and continued, "When I got involved in the huge whirlpool, I also felt desperate as I remembered what had happened to Evaristus..."

To make her story sound concrete, Dorothy had to repeat what had happened to her again.

Felicity nodded in acknowledgment and said, "Daisy, Dora is not a girl who speaks nonsense. Besides, she doesn't want to disappoint you."

Daisy showed no emotion the entire time Dorothy spoke. Suddenly, she sat up as her expression loosened. She gently clapped her hands together as if to summon something.

A ghost-like figure emerged from outside the pavilion. "Master Daisy, what can I do for you?"

"Bring Evaristus here," said Daisy flatly.

"But Master Evaristus..." The man seemed hesitant at this request. Over the years, Evaristus was known for his bad temper. He was addic

by the sorcerer race. However, the sorcerer race was a race created by Murphy, so it was still a war fought between different groups of humans.

Watching humans get eaten alive by these flowers was hard for him to swallow. His heartbeat kept spiraling out of control.

Rumble...

All hell broke loose when one side of the Seven-Star Mountain got tangled by one of the huge wines. It swept down half of the mountain, causing houses to collapse with it. Many divine citizens died as they got buried under it.

At this moment, whether it was a True God or a divine citizen, their lives were as worthless as insignificant insects in the crevices.

"The Sword Light Palace isn't afraid of the king of the Man-eating Demon Flowers, is it? Why aren't they doing anything to stop these flowers?" Zen asked as he watched the massacre in anger.

"I don't know. The most important thing to do right now is to run!" Kenelm cried out as he begged Zen. He was only a disciple of the Sword Light Palace, so he had no idea of the intentions of the Sword Light Palace.

The flowers quickly climbed the giant vines. Within a few seconds, they had reached the middle of the Seven-Star Mountain, not far away from Zen and Kenelm. The two of them could even see the dense mass of Man-Eating Demon Flowers that were attached to the vines.

"Waah..."

Just then, Zen heard a sharp cry.

He looked in the direction of the voice and saw a baby lying on the ground crying helplessly. Amidst the chaos, the divine citizens hadn't noticed it and kept running for their lives without realizing they had been walking all over its head.

"Kenelm, you go first!"

As Zen spoke, he descended in a flash to rush to that street.