As a villain, I really can't become stronger anymore

main idea.

Just two words, but they made the repairman extremely anxious.

Since the two wars of the gods, many administrators seemed to realize that it would no longer be possible to restrain gods and angels in the same way as before, so they changed their strategy and allowed gods to develop self-awareness.

But, on the one hand, they constantly inculcate loyalty to the gods and administrators.

To this end, they even specially arranged an administrator to be in charge of this matter. After years of indoctrination, these gods are extremely loyal to the many administrators, and dare not disobey the administrators' orders in the slightest.

At the same time, extremely harsh punishments were formulated. Even gods would be cruelly punished if they failed to complete the tasks assigned by the administrator. The punishment would deeply root the mark of fear in the deepest part of every god's soul.

It's a pity that these gods were automatically born from a system in Sky Island. Many administrators only have the authority to manage and use the system, but not the authority to change the system settings. Otherwise, if these gods were loyal to the administrators when they were born, things would be much simpler.

Moreover, because these gods were born in that special system, they could not implant prohibitions or the like into the souls of the gods.

It is precisely because of these various reasons that the administrators have to choose this troublesome method. On the one hand, they instill the idea of ​​loyalty, and on the other hand, they instill fear. The effect of these two approaches is quite good. At least for thousands of years after the Second War of the Gods, there has been no betrayal of the gods.

At the same time, another idea is constantly instilled into these gods, telling them that the creatures in the lower world are just a group of ants that are worse than pigs and dogs, so as to prevent the gods from having inappropriate sympathy for the creatures in the lower world.

Once this compassion conflicts with the will instilled by the administrator, it is likely to cause some uncontrollable consequences.

It is for this reason that the gods generally look down on the creatures in the underworld. Whether they are dragons, giants, elves or humans, they are nothing more than ants in the eyes of the gods.

These gods are arrogant and domineering when facing angels, so one can imagine what attitude they will have when facing creatures in the lower world.

It is really difficult to choose one who is cautious and meticulous among them.

How about letting the Ice God go over?

Suddenly, a figure emerged in the repairman's mind.

Although the Ice God has some bad tempers common to all gods, and most of the time he looks down on the creatures in the lower world, but at least he is calm enough and usually does not smile.

If I had given him more careful instructions, he wouldn't have made the same mistake as Benavidez, right?

Maybe.

……

Just as the repairman was racking his brains to select a suitable god from the underworld, some abnormalities occurred in another area.

It was a lifeless place.

Here, there is not a trace of life, only a dead silence like hell.

There were large and small pieces of things floating in the sky, like goose feathers, like snow, but the color was completely different from the white snow. It was gray and black, giving off a smell of decay and decadence. It was the ashes left after something burned.

There was clearly no fire burning around, but the ashes seemed endless, falling from the sky piece by piece.

They fell to the ground, covering it in thick layer upon layer.

This area is very wide, as wide as Sky Island. It is also very calm, without any fluctuations, just like the sea in winter, without any waves.

This place is like a plain that stretches as far as the eye can see, but on this plain, there are also huge protrusions. They are like mountains standing on the plain.

Suddenly, a mountain began to tremble.

Sheets of ash began to fall from the mountain.

At the top of the mountain, two huge cracks suddenly appeared, revealing a pair of scarlet eyes full of murderous intent.

The opportunity to interfere with the Dusk Continent...is here again!

……

The Theocracy of Spang.

Although Ron has left, the affairs of the Church have been arranged in an orderly manner.

Ron did not kill Barumong, the former king of the Spang Theocracy, and Balk, the head of the Copperfield family. After all, there was no irreconcilable hatred between them and Ron, and it had not reached the point of a fight to the death.

No matter how you look at it, Balk is the father of the original owner of Ron's body.

Although the original owner of this body had resentment towards Balke, he only blamed Balke for ignoring him and did not go to the extent of killing his father.

Barumonger is Lydia's father. Although Ron and Lydia are bound by a high-level contract document, Lydia will never betray Ron no matter what Ron does, but there is no need for Ron to forcibly draw a rift between himself and Lydia.

After all, the relationship between Lydia and her father Barumonger is actually quite good.

Although Lydia was somewhat dissatisfied with some of the things Barumonger had done, the relationship between father and daughter was still very deep. If Barumonger was killed casually, Lydia would definitely be very sad, which was something Ron did not want to see.

And these two people are also very sensible.

They could see that Ron was consciously trying to use Lydia's hand to suppress the power of the nobles...

No, it's more than that.

Barumong and Balk are not fools. They can see that Ron's ambition is exaggerated.

This can be clearly seen from what Ron did after his fame gradually grew. Let's take a look at what Ron did.

He personally pushed Dolores onto the throne of Queen, cleaned up the Granville royal family, and suppressed the Granville nobles. Although the Kingdom of Granville is still the same kingdom and its territory has not changed, the political system within the kingdom has undergone tremendous changes. The nobles and the royal family can no longer monopolize all the power as before. Nowadays, every public position in Granville is held by the capable.

The benefits brought by this special political system are very obvious. The national strength of the Kingdom of Granville did not decline due to the purge of the nobles. On the contrary, the national strength became stronger.

Even the number of newborns in the country has reached an unprecedented peak.

The people live and work in peace and contentment, and the soldiers' morale is high.

It seems to be a thriving situation.

Barumong and Balke are typical representatives of the royal family and the nobility. They are not stupid, but very smart.

They were reluctant to admit it, but had to admit that Granville's changes might not be in the interests of the royal family and the nobility, but they were more in line with the interests of a country. The increasingly powerful Granville was the best proof of this.

Originally, the Theocracy of Spang looked down on Granville.

I feel that although Granville is extremely rich, they have long lost their wildness and are just a group of fat lambs.

They arrogantly believed that with the fighting power of the soldiers of the Spong Theocracy, they could easily raze Granville to the ground. But now, no matter whether Barumong was willing to admit it or not, if a conflict really occurred between the Spong Theocracy and the current Granville, it would definitely be the Spong Theocracy that would be razed to the ground.

That’s not all. Ron also has a very close relationship with the Church of the Goddess of Dawn.

He assisted Saint Christian and eliminated her husband, allowing Christian to dominate the Church of the Goddess of Dawn.

Recently, the White Saint and the Bloody Nun, who are both prominent in the Church of the Goddess of Dawn, have had very close relations with Ron.

It can be said bluntly that although the Church of the Goddess of Dawn is headed by Christian and the Kingdom of Granville is headed by Dolores, Ron is the real controller of Granville.

And this was just the first big thing Ron did.

Right after that, Ron carried out a series of operations and completely eliminated Pope Marcelino, Grand Saint Mireya, and Holy Son Ashburn of the Church of the Heart of Nature of the Spang Theocracy.

Believers in the church who were loyal to the Pope were also directly purged.

Saint Isabel directly became the most powerful person in the church.

Although there were many bishops and archbishops in the church who tried to take advantage of this opportunity to seize the power of the church, and some ambitious people even tried to marry Isabel and use her to become the highest authority in the church, all of these people died for inexplicable reasons.

Anyone who is not a fool knows what happened behind the scenes. Isabel's power in the Church of Nature's Heart is growing and becoming more and more stable.

As for the relationship between Isabel and Ron... well, on the surface they didn't seem to have any relationship, but I heard that the two of them had once booked a room in a hotel.

Not only the Church of the Heart of Nature, Ron even directly pushed the third princess Lydia to the position of queen of the Spang Theocracy, not to mention the relationship between Lydia and Ron.

In this way, Ron even became the actual ruler of the Spang Theocracy. All he lacked was the title of king, nothing more.

Two queens.

One was an accident, two were coincidences.

What about three, or four?

Don't forget, Ron has a beautiful elf by his side, Mirabelle. This little elf is the deposed former queen of the elves.

It is obvious what Ron wants to do by keeping such a former queen by his side. Perhaps it won't be long before the Elf Forest is under Ron's control.

That’s not all. I heard that Bai Yuan, the sister of Bai Lan, the queen of the orcs, seems to be Ron’s lover.

This time, Ron crossed the Dulles Mountains and headed for the Orc Territory, reportedly to help the Orcs solve a big problem.

By the time Ron leaves the Orc territory, I'm afraid the Orcs will become Ron's vassals.

Two human kingdoms, the orc territory, the forest of elves...

Combining this series of events, Barumong and Balk came to a conclusion that was unbelievable but reasonable: Ron probably wanted to become... the ruler of the world.

He wanted to emulate the former twilight dynasty and create a unified country.

When the two thought about this, they suddenly felt that their guess was almost right. Otherwise, it would be impossible to explain why Ron took so much trouble to arrange so many things.

Eight thousand years.

Since the fall of the Twilight Dynasty, no one has been able to become the common ruler of the world.

Even if Ron wanted to accomplish such a great feat, it would be absolutely impossible to succeed in the eyes of Barumong and Balk.

But, what if we fail?

Ron's strength is too strong, they are no match for Ron at all. In this case, why not follow Ron's arrangements?

What's more, Ron had promised them that he would tell them how to break through the levels and become powerful warriors in the realm of destruction in the future. One of them is Ron's biological father, and the other is Ron's father-in-law. Even if it's just for this aspect, they shouldn't fool themselves, right?

For Barumong and Balk, in this turmoil that is bound to happen in the Theocracy of Spang, their job is to protect the interests of the royal family and the Copperfield family to the greatest extent possible while trying to gain Ron's favor.