Surviving the Fourth Calamity

Chapter 2305 Do you think she can agree?
Hill didn't even care that he might be exposed... After all, he had no control over his expression, so it must have been very strange.

It was only after he had turned more than a dozen pages that he slowly realized that the story of the eighteen levels of hell had also been told by the undead.

When Trahil didn't have the underworld, they did think of it.

But when they arrived at Trasil, they saw the interesting side of the thunderous Toril God of Death because of Edna's destiny... Especially after Edna gave the flowerpot with Midnight to Kelemvor, the undead had been comparing the underworld legends of their world and criticizing Toril's unfortunate River Styx.

After all, in the Styx region of Toril, except for the area near the Crystal Spire of Kelemvor, other places are not that good.

Kelemvor is fairly fair to the dead, but that doesn't stop him from releasing devils into the Styx to deal with the demons.

But then again, it wasn't Kelemvor who allowed the demons to invade the City of the Dead.

Despite his diligent work over the years, he still couldn't make up for the huge hole created by the Three Death Gods and Cyric's reckless behavior.

In the end, Yager kicked out such a troublemaker guy like Xirik, without even caring about the troubles that would arise for him after AO took over Xirik. Wasn't it because Xirik was simply stepping on his bottom line?

Otherwise he wouldn't love Clemvor so much.

Although what he wanted in his heart was the gods of death like Bane and Cyric who could annoy AO to death, the reality forced him to accept that although he was the innate manager of the Styx in Toril, he was not the master of the Styx and he had to be bound by the underlying rules of the Styx.

Of course, Yager still wanted to fight against AO and cause more trouble for the old guy, but he didn't really want to completely lose his control over the Styx!

But he would never indulge Cyric's ambition... Melkor alone was enough for him to deal with.

If Melkor had not been given too much power, Jergal would have put himself in an extremely embarrassing situation... unless he wanted to admit that he was still the ruler of the Styx, it would be impossible to deprive Melkor of his crown of death.

Bane and Baal are nothing compared to Melkor.

This is also the reason why Melkor must die... When AO abducted the three gods of death to cause trouble, Jergal was probably just about to wave his handkerchief and bid farewell with tears.

To the undead who grew up under the influence of Eastern mythology, Toril's underworld is more like Asura's bloody hometown.

Although the main thing in "Young Master" is a melodramatic romance drama, they have played hellish role-playing games such as walking on knives and going through seas of fire, pushing millstones and being plunged into frying pans.

But these stories did not attract the attention of Toril at all, and they were very bored.

After all, to the gods of Toril, it doesn’t matter whether the mortals who are not their believers are dead or alive!

Whether they are evil people or not, whether they will commit heinous crimes or not, that has nothing to do with anyone... At most, a guy who is determined to be a sinner will be sent to the Wanderer's Wall every five years.

If the place is overcrowded and there are no vacancies, this spot can even be left vacant.

Toril never worried about whether there would be no one to fill the vacancy at the Wanderer's Wall, he just looked at whether there was a vacancy that year.

Therefore, even if Hill expressed shock at William's plan, it was not a mistake.

Given Hill's relationship with the Undead, as well as his curiosity and desire to collect all kinds of books... until now, there are still Undead who copy the books from their world, which can be recorded into the tablet with William's permission, and come to Hill to exchange them for money!

As long as it is the rules of the undead that William can use in the multiverse, it is normal for Hill to know everything.

After slowly flipping through the documents in his hand, Hill, who had calmed down, looked up at William... Although his hands were flipping slower and slower, it still proved his inner restlessness and the difficulty of organizing his words in the end.

"Let's not talk about whether the new god of death will agree to this. Just reading this will be a bit difficult for her, right?" Hill said slowly while thinking, "She probably hasn't even figured out the rules of the Styx yet!
You're giving her such a big project...it doesn't matter whether she's willing or not.

It’s normal to reject it directly when you see it.”

Hill turned his head and glanced at Selûne, who was full of curiosity. "It's not like the Undead haven't performed the story of the Eighteen Layers of Hell in Toril, but you should know that no god has any intention of doing so.

William, are you thinking too much?

The tall William raised his eyebrows, his golden hair shining in the midday sun: "Hill, you should know that it is always more cost-effective to build directly than to demolish and rebuild at the same time.

Moreover, once you have something, there are not many people, including gods, who are willing to give up what they already have, even if they know that the next one is better.

Just like Kelemvor, doesn't he actually want to completely transform the Death City of Toril into a place that satisfies him?
But he couldn't do it. The reason he was able to build a crystal spire was because Yager was afraid that he would go crazy. Besides, the original owner of that thing was Cyric, so who would dare to live in his former home!
The Wall of the Faithless is such a stupid thing... Even if everyone knows that most of the people hanging on it are innocent, they are not really Faithless, they just cursed Melkor, can't Kelemvor still tear it down? "

He raised his chin slightly: "The reason why Toril's City of the Dead has become a place where anything can go in and anything can snatch souls from it is because there were no rules from the beginning!

I don't want the underworld of Trahil to become so dilapidated!

Could it be that we have gone to great lengths to block Hell and the Abyss from reaching into Trahil's dirty hands, only to have all our efforts wasted just because the River Styx was opened?
I absolutely don’t want to.”

Hill tilted his head: "What if she just doesn't intend to cooperate with you?"

William laughed: "Then we can only think of a way to promote a few more subordinate gods."

The problem for Trahil now is that the gods have no need for faith.

Therefore, most of the Trahil people are pan-believers...and how many pan-believers can enter the kingdom of the gods?

This is also the main reason why the Styx was opened directly as soon as the Law of Trasil was perfected.

The overactivity of Trahil's natural spirit is not only due to the excessive surge of natural energy, but also because too much spirituality overflows when the soul dissipates.

And the remaining soul essences have no way to reincarnate quickly... When these essences encounter the combination of life energy and spiritual energy, once the requirements of the spirit of nature are met, they will of course be born directly.

　Kelemvor has a deal with the devil. When the devils invade the City of the Dead to rob souls, the devils will provide assistance. In exchange, the devils can abduct souls from the City of the Dead.
　　Even so, he still represents the justice of death.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)