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Almes silently looked at Toronto.

Toronto returned the gaze expressionlessly.

In that instant, both of them had countless thoughts flash through their minds, but in the end, they tacitly chose silence.

Neither wanted to ask more questions.

After all, because of the artifact shards, there would always be people with some knowledge that seemed unnecessary but suddenly became useful in certain situations.

The appearance of this illusion was a clear example.

No one knew if another shard had caught fire.

Moreover, the one starting the fire could be Toril's thoroughly deceased sun god, but it could also be some fire-playing fellows.

Like Amanat's best, and only, friend, the evil fire elemental god.

Or some fire-based deities from other pantheons who had dealt with him... It would be perfectly normal to pin the blame on Toril's sun.

Given Amanat's nature, anyone who had dealt with him would think of him first when needed.

His close friend, the fire elemental god Kashus, also frequently impersonated him... However, the Amanat being impersonated by Kashus was actually the one with the better reputation.

After all, the Lord of Fire was merely violent, irritable, and fond of fighting, ruthless, unjust, and without pity, but at least he genuinely provided corresponding rewards when offered sacrifices.

Amanat was different... He also genuinely made you pay to work.

This Toril sun god wasn't exactly stingy, but among his divine duties, besides the sun itself, the most important were law and bureaucracy.

The kind that seemed specifically designed to serve rulers and the strong.

For example, the monarch might say you can only live on your own land, but if you don't have planting rights, you can't even plant grass, and you even have to quickly pull it out by the roots if it grows, or you'll face a huge fine.

You can sell yourself into servitude, but you can't freely sell the soil beneath your feet.

Therefore, everyone didn't really think that attributing immoral deeds to Amanat would cause any misunderstandings, because if he himself came, the result would be even worse.

Furthermore, this guy not only treated humans as objects, distinguishing intelligent beings as edible and inedible, but he also looked down on other gods.

Even Selune, the silver moon goddess who single-handedly brought him into this world, constantly called him 'incompetent' and 'foolish'.

Not to mention the other gods, after all, he felt he was just one step away from standing in the position of Toril's Overgod AO!

How to put it... Toril's weakest and most evil gods wouldn't have only one friend or ally.

Except for Amanat.

Of course, although he was very annoying, the artifact shards had different opinions of Amanat due to their original owners.

For example, some pantheons similar to slave dynasties didn't see any problem with Amanat.

They might hate him but still want to use his strict laws and bureaucratic systems that perfectly met the needs of superiors.

So, whether it was being influenced by the shards and learning certain secrets, or naturally knowing it... the difference was really big.

If it was the real person, it would be impossible not to know what kind of dog thing Amanat was.

As soon as they opened their mouth, they would be completely exposed.

However, neither of them said anything... but they had actually revealed quite a bit.

Even if they themselves were fine, they must have someone around them who knew the inside story of the multiverse.

Toronto blinked, suddenly realizing that it was normal for him to know.

So he immediately straightened his back, as if he really just didn't want the other party to guess who he was from or where he came from, so he didn't say a word.

Almes, on the other hand, didn't think so much... his mind had already circled the planet several times, and finally, he placed the suspected target on his next-door neighbor.

After all, although the followers of the Lord of Valor were a bit extreme, they themselves were not easily deceived and were very sensitive to lies.

Therefore, Toronto, who could appear on the Great Ice Mountain at the same time for several years in a row, must be himself wandering there.

When Almes was thinking about some information, he never listened to the summaries of his father's subordinates... Those who had been with Ezra for a long time would naturally become like Ezra, especially in their way of thinking.

If he relied entirely on their retelling, he would inevitably make mistakes when judging.

Bowen had suffered a great loss before, so when he later sent intelligence personnel out, he never cared about their intelligence, as long as they had a good enough memory to repeat certain scenarios word for word.

This was also why Ezra didn't have money... Smart people with photographic memories, even if they would serve the strong, were not something Ezra could handle.

These people with passable memories, who could also be trained and consolidated with some external force, were slowly collected after Ezra became the commander of the army... Moreover, the salary was definitely high, and the benefits and allowances were even more generous.

Even if Ezra didn't have ambitions beyond his own abilities and wasn't interested in engaging in dirty tricks, it was impossible for him not to have any defenses.

Therefore, the number of his elite intelligence personnel wasn't many, but it was enough to burn a large chunk of funding.

However, they were really useful at critical moments.

Almes suddenly remembered something Evelyn Costa had said: This Toronto mage often operated within the monitoring magic array range of the Qingfeng Territory Lord.

And this kind of magic array, with a little trickery, could allow a mage to directly use spells to teleport between each other.

Although it would waste a little energy crystal and magic power... Could Baron Qingfeng lack that?

He was so rich that even Lucania envied him!

That was the white dragon lady who shared a private treasury with His Majesty the King.

Therefore, Laurie Montes was definitely able to appear in front of Evelyn Costa at any time.

Almes sighed slightly.

The reason why the other party was silent was probably because they were worried about exposing their identity.

But what about himself?

If it was before Rosalind's scandal, no one would have suspected that there was a problem with his royal identity.

Although the main reason Rosalind could be replaced was the involvement of local gods... but since there was one rain, who knew if there could be a spring?

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Sorrow welled up in Almes's heart, his reaction was a bit slow.

It was obvious that he was speaking after he had figured things out... Then, wouldn't that also cause some unnecessary misunderstandings?

Almes pondered the information he had heard from Arsaran about this Laurie mage and quickly made a decision.

He could try to salvage the situation a little, but he had to be a little more honest.

So, he still smiled and said, "As a nature mage, I obtained a part of the natural divine system's shards in the royal palace.

It can't be said to be shards, but rather a plant seed embedded in a certain natural artifact."

He stretched out his hand, on his wrist was a rope bracelet woven from countless fine threads, with an acorn embedded in the middle that didn't look ordinary.

Almes put on a sincere smile: "Its original owner should be a pixie spirit who once had a good relationship with the sun god system."

Toronto couldn't control the frantic blinking of his eyes.

"The user is not the true owner," Almes quickly added... The descendants of dragons couldn't possibly not know that pixies were creatures that only bullied those weaker than themselves and could never participate in that war.

But they often 'lent' out their divine power.

Not because they wanted to, but... pixies were a very, very sensitive creature.

Their sorrow and pain were seen as melodramatic by most humans.

But this was extremely important to them.

As long as you seized the opportunity, you could use their emotions to get them to help you a little... Of course, you had to give enough rewards.

You even had to give both spiritual and material rewards.

But they really were the darlings of nature.

If you proportionally amplified the power they possessed... Actually, it was really terrifying.

Even so, if they cooperated with gods from other pantheons, they could create powerful artifacts that could directly cause gods to fall.

The proper pixies of the Joyous Court were fine, even if they cooperated with outside gods, they basically just went through the motions, so those artifacts were basically focused on催生plants.

They even 催生them at fixed points, being useless except for a certain type of plant.

However, what the Queen of Sorrow created could directly cause a weak power of the elven pantheon to fall!

Even Corellon, the father of elves, could be injured by that thing.

"A pixie's acorn?

Is it, can it help your companion plant grow?" Toronto asked curiously.

Almes nodded lightly: "Yes, I didn't expect to find this thing in the Northern Court.

It didn't tell me too much information, but, because the existence that took this artifact away had a good relationship with Amanat..."

Looking at Toronto's wide eyes, Almes hesitated and changed his statement: "Actually, it can't be said to be Amanat, but rather his more, um, stubborn demigod.

I don't know if it's in your inheritance.

Just that, genuinely thinks Amanat is kind and great blind old man.

I don't know his name, but... um, that's what the pixies call him."

Toronto said slowly: "My understanding of the Toril pantheon basically comes from insults."

Almes nodded understandingly... This was normal, there might indeed be dragons who had a good relationship with the gods, but it was impossible for it to be the entire pantheon.

Although the dragon clan's inheritance was complex and chaotic, it would generally use an overall perspective when conveying information... Thinking about it, you know there would definitely be no good words.

However, what surprised Almes was that even though he had put it this way, the 'Toronto' in front of him obviously didn't intend to explore who that demigod he spoke of was.