They all call me the Outer God

All his words were spoken from the bottom of his heart, but at this time, with a name suffix like "Hephaestus", no matter how reasonable it was, people would misunderstand him as having ulterior motives. (audience)

Someone at the scene was shouting loudly to tell Leilana to stay away from him, otherwise she might be hurt unexpectedly later.

"Miss Feili, don't trust that person!"

"He is a liar, you should know this better than us!"

Comments like this came to Leilana's ears one after another, but she didn't react at all and still had the same smile on her face.

"This gentleman's character is guaranteed and he will not lie. I trust him."

"Even if he said that name and slandered the glorious rising sun?"

"Yes."

The pure white witch nodded. At this moment, everyone began to question whether Leilana had been assimilated, but this person was very powerful and the possibility of being assimilated was very small.

If she wanted to take action, she would have had countless opportunities to get rid of all the witches, but now the witches are still standing here.

For a moment, all the witches were confused about the current situation. Except for a few who were still waiting and watching, the rest were ready to attack.

"He is worthy of being the clone of Hephaestus. He slanders the sun from the very beginning. There are believers in the shining sun among us. He is not afraid of sudden retribution later."

"But why do I feel that this doesn't seem like Hephaestus's style... They wouldn't make such big mistakes when they lie."

"So you're going to take his word for it?"

The people below were still arguing eloquently, but Riya still turned a blind eye and continued her speech, even tilting her head midway to avoid the poisonous needle thrown by someone.

Now he finally understood how much the patients hated Hephaestus and the people associated with him.

"Let them be quiet." Riya looked at the people on the side. Leilana immediately clapped her hands knowingly. Although the crowd below was dissatisfied, they quickly quieted down.

"This tea party is more tense than before..."

"It doesn't matter. I'm not used to it if everyone is as polite as you, Miss."

He glanced at the man nonchalantly, then cleared his throat.

"I know you don't believe me and are doubting my identity, but I can tell you without reservation that you don't have to doubt it. The facts are what you think.

Can you listen to me quietly now - I mean this natural disaster, anyone who believes in the rising sun will bear the corresponding sins. "

"What about you?" Lelana asked him.

"I don't believe in Him."

Ria: “The Church of the Sun has always suppressed other churches, reducing them to ‘underground churches’, and even wants to eradicate all heretics.

The wish of the Sun believers is to serve the sun and awaken Him so that His light can completely benefit the earth. This is understandable. After all, all churches want to revive their gods, and the Sun is the largest sect in Endles. If Recovery, the shining sun is the first to bear the brunt. "

"I do have a good idea. If everyone could give up their beliefs and become atheists, natural disasters could be postponed for at least hundreds of thousands of years. But people are always too persistent."

Where they can't see it, the praises of the believers have already lingered in the "ears" of the sleeping gods, like an alarm clock getting louder and louder trying to attract their attention, for fear that they will suddenly ignore them.

As for why Riya knew this, it was probably because he could vaguely hear someone calling him recently.

At first he didn't pay attention, but later he discovered that what those people were chanting was the name of "trade". In other words, the followers of the Lord of Trade had begun to gather together consciously or unconsciously to form a new sect.

This is what Riya does not want to see. Being too ostentatious now is not a good plan, so the young man tries to curb the increasing madness of those people and let them return to a normal life.

If he wanted to, forming a church would only require an order, and it would not be as troublesome as it is now.

"Do you think it will be too difficult to get everyone to give up their beliefs?"

Riya asked everyone, but even if they didn't answer, the answer was ready to come out.

That is simply impossible, so this natural disaster cannot be prevented at all, and what was predicted will definitely happen.

"How funny. Belief was just a way for those in power to consolidate their power through divine will, but in the end it led to inevitable disasters."

"In the Rising Sun Bible, they praise heroes and praise suffering, but this should never have happened, and suffering should never be praised."

Powerlessness sweeps over everyone because they are powerless against God and against their own kind.

Finally, Riya added: "In the face of natural disasters, we are all equal. There is no need for me to lie to you here, so your idea of ​​dying together has been realized. Are you happy now?"

Everyone fell into silence, they did not want to believe what Hephaestus said, but everything Riya said was so correct.

"…Then what should we do?"

Finally, someone started to ask him questions, and Riya looked at that person: "In the canal under the Manlawi Bridge, there is a sacrifice array buried in the sand."

"Which one of you is interested in the sacrifice array? Finding out about that thing may turn things around. Otherwise, we can only place our hope on the Order Association and hope that they have some means to deal with natural disasters."

Then Riya explained to everyone the current situation around the Gekkoso Mountains. If there is no way to escape, people who escape will be easily hunted by the extraordinary creatures above.

Moreover, there are still quite a lot of mysteries in that mountain range. It was on that mountain range that the symptoms of Riya's own pollution disease began to appear. If one rushes up the mountain, no one knows what the consequences will be.

At this time, Ria began to miss the almighty Charlie. He knew a lot. If he were here now, he might be able to give better solutions.

Last time he saw his mentor in a dream, but Evander in the dream seemed to be different from the real person. He didn't recognize Riya at that time. Maybe there were strange places in the dream that Riya didn't know about.

But Evander’s current body should still be alive and have a close connection with some kind of existence beyond imagination, otherwise Riya would not suddenly see him in her dream——

A human being.

A human being in its purest form.

"So ultimately we have to make the worst possible decision."

Lelana suddenly interrupted Ria's distraction. She lowered her voice and spoke at a volume that only the two of them could hear: "Destroy all the believers of the Glorious Rising Sun."