Give Me the Name of God

At midnight, Manda sneaked into Bucks City alone.

Guatel's skills are too poor, Horna's status is too low, and Hema despises mortals too much. They are all a burden.

Sneaking into a palace as a seventh-level god, it stands to reason that Manda does not need to be so cautious, but the aura of divine punishment in Bucks City is indeed very strong, and the Lord of Divine Punishment has indeed created a large number of angels here.

Longesen is right. There is essentially no difference between the Dir Kingdom and the Blue Wolf Kingdom. Both countries have become die-hard loyalists to the Lord of Divine Punishment. Judging from the situation in Bucks City, the loyalty of the Dil people The higher the speed, the higher the probability of attacking Romulu Country.

If I had known earlier, I should have let Longerson attack the Dir people first.

However, the current situation is still acceptable. In the process of helping Eros out of trouble, there may be a chance to severely damage the country of Dire.

From the city wall to the palace, Manda encountered more than a dozen guards, three of whom were directly led by angels.

An angel serves as captain of the guard for a king?

The Lord of Divine Punishment really takes care of the country of Dier.

Fortunately, Manda had used the all-pervasive skill all the way, and was completely invisible, wearing flying boots, and entered the palace unimpeded.

This palace is very different from the palaces Manda has seen. Most of the buildings are made of wood and are built entirely on the structure of the forest. The sentry tower has turned into a wooden house, the cloister has turned into a suspension bridge, and the columns have turned into several rows of towering columns. Trees, mottled bark and branches can be seen everywhere inside the palace.

Where is the king's palace? Manda couldn't use the familiar architectural pattern to deduce.

After wandering among the many palaces for a long time, Manda finally saw a special sleeping palace. In front of the door of this sleeping palace, there were two teams of guards.

Only His Majesty the King can have such a scene in the palace.

Manda walked around the palace, shrunk in size, and slipped into the palace through the gaps.

A middle-aged man was sleeping soundly on the bed in the center of the dormitory, with no woman around him.

The queen of Dier Kingdom had passed away many years ago, and Manda knew about this. Looking at the exquisite furnishings in the dormitory and the tight security outside the dormitory, Manda was sure that this person was King Dier.

Things went smoother than expected. All Manda had to do now was to pierce King Dir's head with the arrow of love.

According to Eros's description, when the real arrow of the god of love passes through the body, people will not feel pain, but only a slight throb. This little throb should not wake up the sleeping king.

Even if he wakes up, he is not afraid. Manda's body is always hidden in the cylinder made of divine power. The king cannot see him even if he wakes up.

The only flaw is that Manda must reach out of the cylinder and insert the arrow into the king's head. At this moment, Manda's arm will be exposed.

The moment of exposure was not a big deal. By the time the king opened his eyes, Manda had already withdrawn his hand.

After targeting the king's forehead, Manda stretched out his hand and suddenly felt the pressure of divine power coming from all directions.

Manda quickly took her hand back, as if she had been ambushed.

At the same time, King Dill quickly sat up and looked around nervously.

Why did the king wake up even though he hadn't taken action yet?

Was he not asleep at all?

This is impossible. Manda is sure that he was sleeping soundly just now. Because he often takes people to the underworld, he is very sensitive to whether others are sleeping or not.

Why can I wake up so quickly after falling asleep?

There are only two possibilities. One is that this king is not a mortal, he can predict danger, and he is at least an archangel-level existence.

Second, there was a strong man hiding in the dormitory, who saw Manda's arm and woke up the king in time.

Manda opened the third-line eye, re-examined every corner of the palace, and found that both speculations were correct.

The king is indeed not a mortal. He only has red and blue threads on his body, no yellow thread. He is the creation of the Lord of Divine Punishment. He is an angel.

There is indeed something in this room watching Manda, it's not a person, it's eyes.

Through the Three-Line Eyes, Manda saw many eyes. They were hidden behind the table, under the boxes, and at the connection between the ceiling and the big tree. They were all places that were difficult to detect with sight.

Only one angel has so many eyes.

Manda once thought that after Bucken's death, the cherubim disappeared from this world, but she did not expect that there was more than one cherubim in the world.

Is he Bacchan's successor, or is he originally a cherubim?

The truth of this matter must be found out in the future. If most of the angel legions are ordinary angels, it will be possible to deal with it in the future.

If there is more than one angel at the level of Cherubim, Manda must re-evaluate the strength of the angel army, and must also be prepared to shrink from the Seven Stars Mountain for a long time.

Dozens of bloody eyes wandered back and forth in the room, and many eyes opened on King Dill's body.

Fortunately, these eyes could not decipher the all-pervasive technique. After the king calmed down a little and the bloody eyes stopped moving around, Manda carefully got out of the bedroom through the gap.

Tonight's action ends here. Manda seriously underestimated the strength of his opponent.

King Dir is a wise angel, so it’s no wonder that all the followers of Eros died in infancy.

To fight against opponents at the level of Seraph and Cherubim, Manda must be more fully prepared. Not only are they powerful, but they can also attract the Lord of Divine Punishment at any time.

Is the Lord of Divine Punishment really dead?

Manda became increasingly suspicious of this matter.

And through the identity of King Dier, Manda saw the attitude of the Lord of Divine Punishment.

Since Manda conquered the Romulu Kingdom, the mainstream belief in the entire kingdom has become the Olympian gods. Except for Madesa who led his troops to fight a battle, the Holy Kingdom has never given any response.

According to the inference at the time, Manda believed that the Lord of Divine Punishment did not have a positive attitude towards the Romulu Kingdom and could not say that he was just letting it go. However, at least in the short term, he did not think about regaining the faith of the Romulu Kingdom.

Now it seems that Manda made a mistake and should not have focused all his attention on the Holy Kingdom.

The Lord of Divine Punishment has always wanted to regain his faith, and he has made very full preparations for this.

As the king of Romuru, Manda is a god, a seventh-level god.

The king of Dil is also a god. Although he may not have the strength of the eighth level, his upper limit is indeed the eighth level, and he is second only to the Seraph Madesa.

If the two countries really go to war, even if Manda personally participates in the war, it will not bring a crushing advantage. On the contrary, he will pay a heavy price for underestimating King Dir's strength.

From this point of view, Eros can be regarded as his lucky star. This trip allowed Manda to gain important information, which is related to the life and death of Romulu Country.

On the way back, Manda took a look at other buildings in the palace, and a tree house caught his eye.

In the tree house, there are two thin lines of red and blue extending outside, and the dazzling light is no less than that of King Dill.

The red and blue lines prove to be angels.

Which angel is as powerful as Cherubeus?

One possibility is Seraph Madesa.

Another possibility is another Cherubim.

Don't be the latter, don't let a group of wise angels appear!

Manda flew above the tree house, got in from the roof, and looked at the sleeping man on the bed through the moonlight.

If it was really Madesa, Manda felt a little more at ease, and felt lucky for the correct decision she had made before. If she had fought with the angels just now, she would probably have fallen into the siege of the angels and angels again.

But why is Madesa here? Two of the strongest angels come together to surround the Kingdom of Dill? This is too extravagant.

If the Lord of Divine Punishment is dead, the two of them gathered together, most likely to discuss the next step.

If the Lord of Divine Punishment is still alive, what is their purpose of gathering here?