Upon hearing Miss Justice’s suggestion, Klein thought for a moment and said: «Guide the dream around Second Epoch history, the Elven Queen, ‘Queen of Catastrophes’ Gognanim, the elven race’s living habits, their most ancient language, and the legendary Western Continent.»
«… Alright.» Audrey’s eyes flickered slightly, her expression becoming thoughtful as she digested the information hidden within Mr. World’s words.
Immediately after, she walked over to the elven singer.
Guided by her, Mobet’s figure in the garden quickly blurred and vanished from Shatace’s dream.
Layers of ripples surged through the depths of Audrey’s emerald-green eyes once more, her lips moving subtly as if muttering words silently.
The entire dream world began to shake. The garden, like a reflection on a lake, was shattered into glittering fragments by an invisible stone that seemed to fly in from nowhere.
These fragments coalesced rapidly, but what reformed was no longer a garden. Instead, it was a palace seemingly made of coral.
Every detail of this palace was exceptionally ornate, and its overall appearance was grand and imposing. However, situated beneath layers of azure seawater, with no view of the sky, it appeared dim and somber.
Inside, massive coral pillars supported an extravagant vault. The walls and ceiling were covered with murals depicting the terror of storms.
Across these murals and the coral, streaks of silver-white lightning, seemingly alive, followed certain paths, wandering about before finally gathering at a nine-tiered staircase inlaid with pearls, diamonds, emeralds, and sapphires.
Shatace stood in attendance here, opposite and beside several other elves.
Upon those nine steps sat two colossal thrones, apparently composed of pure lightning. One occupied the very center, like the ruler of this palace, this world. The other sat to its left, appearing somewhat less prominent.
Upon the central throne sat a man in simple, loose robes. His ears were tall and pointed, his facial contours relatively soft, his hair thick, with strands of black intertwined with blue. His features, individually outstanding, combined to make him handsome, yet he exuded a brutal aura, as if one wrong word would cause him to grab the lightning spear resting against the armrest and hurl it forward.
Beside him sat a beautiful woman. Her hair was dark and lustrous, styled into a high bun. Her ears were slightly pointed, her features delicate, with brown eyes as deep as the ocean. She was toying with an ornately engraved golden goblet.
Without Shatace needing to introduce them, Klein and the others could easily discern that this man and woman were the Elven King, the Ancient God Sunisarlim, and the Elven Queen, the ‘Queen of Catastrophes’ Gognanim.
«Olimir, that traitor!» Suddenly, a voice as thunderous as a storm erupted, shaking the entire palace violently and causing attendants like Shatace to fearfully lower their heads.
This roar came from that Ancient God.
Olimir—isn’t that the
He remembered the little ‘Sun’ once saying that the three relatively humanoid
So, the alliance of the three humanoid Ancient Gods eventually collapsed? Klein reined in his thoughts, waiting for the dream to unfold further.
Thanks to the existence of little ‘Sun’ Derrick, ‘Justice’ Audrey was no stranger to Second Epoch history. Without the slightest hesitation, she directly allowed Shatace’s dream to progress: Under the terrifying roar, the ‘Queen of Catastrophes’ Gognanim remained completely unaffected. Her expression was cold as she spoke with relative calm: «Isn’t this a fact that was determined long ago?
«Her credibility is the exact opposite of her physique.»
At this moment, the Ancient God Sunisarlim’s body was already wreathed in wild lightning. His voice boomed like thunder: «I thought that after these hundreds of years, she would better understand the situation of the world. I overestimated her intelligence!
«Without her betrayal back then, how could Lilith have perished?»
Hmm… The Blood Clan Ancestor Lilith perished so early? Klein’s eyelid twitched as his attention focused sharply.
After the Elven King’s roar subsided, the ‘Queen of Catastrophes’ Gognanim maintained her previous posture and said: «That wasn’t necessarily a bad thing. At least, Kva Shituun and Fregra were dragged down to accompany Lilith in death. All the gods no longer trust each other. Even without allying with any side, we can still rule the seas, lakes, and rivers.»
Hearing these words, even ‘Justice’ Audrey, a ‘Spectator,’ found it difficult to suppress the astonishment in her heart. She couldn’t help but use ‘Soothe’ on herself once.