The Lord of the Dawn, Lathander, seemed to have expected this answer, but still solemnly said to Tyr:

"Thank you for everything I have done for you. I will keep your righteous priesthood for you. I hope you can come back soon."

Tier smiled and nodded, accepted the other party's thanks calmly, and then said:

"Just take the priesthood. I can no longer use it. The slate has been stolen. The rest of the world and the peace of the past may be gone forever."

"That's fine." Lathander nodded slowly.

Heim on the side let out a disdainful laugh, as if he was extremely unhappy with the other party's hypocrisy.

Lathander's eyes turned to Heim, and she was silent for a while and said:

"I know that because of the Tribulation of Dawn and Nali Bai, you have always held a grudge against me. I'm sorry for this, but I have a more important mission that I have yet to complete, so I will not be able to give you anything in a short period of time.

You give me an explanation."

Having said this, he added in his heart:

'Because until then, I have to live

‘Live by any means necessary.’.

When he saw that Heim still looked dismissive, he did not continue to explain, but bowed to Tyr, turned around, and disappeared in a gleam of light like the morning sun.

And as the Lord of the Dawn left, the rain that originally seemed to be still in mid-air fell again, falling on Tire's messy white hair, his resolute and vicissitudes of face, and his body that had lost its golden glory.

And on the plate armor that looks a bit old.

At the same time, those Luskans who had also turned into statues due to Lathander's arrival returned to life again.

From the beginning to the end, they seemed not to have noticed the arrival of the Lord of the Dawn. They just saw the iron castle temple suddenly collapsed and Arkham, the president of the guild, disappeared mysteriously. They came to investigate out of instinct.

Detective, he saw the two "paladins" who had "escaped from prison" and immediately shouted in shock:

"Two tin cans also ran out here, kill them!"

"Yes! Boss!"

"What to do with other tin cans?" someone asked.

"Anyone who resists with force will be shot. The others will be controlled first, and we will wait until we find the president!"

It seemed that these two unfamiliar-looking paladins were not easy to mess with, so dozens of Luskans from around them rushed in, and there were several harsh sounds of crossbows.

Looking at the incoming arrows and the oncoming sword light, Tyr, who had lost his eyesight, was as indifferent as if he really hadn't seen it.

On the contrary, Tyr behind him, who had been deep in thought about the past because of Lathander's words, suddenly raised his head angrily and thrust the heavy sword in his hand towards the ground:

"roll!"

This rebuke spread like substance. For a moment, all the Luskans who were armed and committing murder in the entire iron castle were like people who had been hit by an invisible wall.

But on the other hand, those holy warriors who were imprisoned in various stone chambers not only did nothing wrong, but also recovered as before under the coming rays of holy light, easily breaking free from the shackles of the sudden decay.

"God's miracle has come! Run!"

The Luskans, who were originally leaderless, finally came to their senses. Seeing the paladins who had regained their freedom and were eyeing them, they were frightened by the sudden miracle and fled.

"My lord!"

Compared to the Luskan pirates, who mostly had no religious beliefs, these paladins were undoubtedly more knowledgeable. They all came to Tire and Helm, knelt down on one knee, and looked pious and excited.

But Tire's words were astonishing:

"I am no longer your god. In the future, for all matters related to upholding justice, justice, and law, you can pray to the God of Protection, Heim, the God of Suffering, Ilmat, and the Lord of the Morning, Lathander."

Everyone was shocked and dumbfounded by Tier's words, as if they had never imagined that they would encounter such a scene.

Their mood at the moment was probably as if Jesus and Buddha, whom some Blue Star people had believed in all their lives, suddenly came to show themselves one day. Before they had time to pray or make a wish, they ended up saying:

‘You don’t need to believe in me anymore. I have officially retired. If you need anything, just ask my colleagues.’

That is a picture that is enough to subvert three views.

At this moment, these Yueying Island paladins are facing such a mental shock.

If it weren't for the guardian god Heim on the side, and if most of the paladins believed in the three gods of justice at the same time, their faith would have collapsed at this time.

But at this moment, Tyr was smiling brightly and cheerfully like an old child who had regained his freedom. He turned his head and expressed high hopes to the God of Guardians:

"Haim, it's all your fault from now on."

When Heim heard this, the corner of his mouth twitched, and he was almost speechless and looked at the sky. For a moment, he was a little envious of Tyr, who seemed to have lost everything.

Now that Tire has been 'retired' early, he can't do anything, or even if he wants to, he can't.

Ilmat exiled himself to the Chaos Tunnel together with the Chaos Demon Dog Kozev, and it would probably be difficult for him to provide useful feedback to everything in the main material world.

Although Lathander, the Lord of the Dawn, has nominally taken over Tyr's responsibilities, in the eyes of Heim, that guy who has no responsibility at all is just a guy who only knows how to hide in the world of the Earth Mother Chantia all day long.

The pretty boy who calculates this and that.

If he hadn't set off the Dawn Catastrophe that nearly swept the entire God Realm despite his dissuasion, his lover Nali would not have died because of this.

Therefore, it is impossible for him to work with Lathander, not even in this life.

Not stabbing that hypocritical bastard to death directly with a sword was already a sign of his self-cultivation and taking care of the overall situation.

But in this case, the responsibility for maintaining justice in the world really falls on him alone.

At this moment, Heim only felt that his shoulders were so heavy, so heavy that he felt as if he was suffocating when he took a deep breath.

But even so, he still nodded heavily to Tire and promised:

"Don't worry, I'll take care of everything."

Tyr smiled with relief.

"What are your plans next? Why don't you go to my temple first?" Heim asked with concern.

Tyr interrupted with a pure smile on his face:

"I have stayed in the temple for the rest of my life. I want to go to the mainland for a while."

Heim also showed an envious look. After thinking for a moment, he took off the blue cloak from his shoulders, squatted down, and put it on the shoulders of the man in front of him who was both a teacher and a father:

"Then I wish you a happy journey."

Tyr laughed:

"This is the most sincere and friendly blessing I have ever heard in my life. Thank you, Haim."

Heim stood up and looked at the sky, turning into a ray of light and disappearing into the sky.

Tier looked at the direction where the light disappeared, and the smile on his face faded away, feeling lost.

Perhaps a long time has passed in the perception of the gods, but only a moment has passed in the eyes of mortals.

Cowell City, a natural sanctuary.

Levi, who had just returned from the shattered trial battlefield, heard the roar of the temple being shelled and the chaotic shouts of killing outside the temple.

"Have you called in yet?"

Without saying a word, Levi directly picked up Alley, who had rested his head on his lap from sleeping in the trial battlefield to reality. He took Calvin and walked out quickly in the temple under the eyes of the wounded and refugees.

Main hall.

What made him feel a little relieved was that Cowell's city wall had only just been broken, and most of the defeated troops were still retreating towards the Natural Temple, preparing to rebuild the defense line.

In order not to affect the natural temple, the injured chief priest once again started fighting with Surjek.

It can be seen that due to the mysterious changes that have happened one after another on Yueying Island, especially the pillar of divine power rising from the Natural Temple and the three rays of holy light that suddenly descended from the north, Surjack was a little distracted and unintentional to fight. Otherwise,

I'm afraid the chief priest's life is already in danger.

As soon as Li Wei walked out of the temple gate, he set his sights on Marshal Luskan.

Surjek, who was suddenly targeted by a giant dragon, also felt something. He immediately used a force field spell to repel the exhausted chief priest and blasted him into a burning house.

"Are you the silver dragon that Renate said, the Lord of Minas Tirith?"

Surjek also set his sights on Levi and his party who had just walked out of the hall. There was no other suspicious presence in front of him, and he breathed a sigh of relief.

Levi, who was striding forward, did not respond.

He didn't even look at the other party, but glanced past the empty-eyed Luskan soldiers and some of the F tribesmen who were 'killing each other' before slowly focusing on the other party.

In Li Wei's opinion, it is really unnecessary to speak to a dying person.

At the beginning of the war, Li Wei had an intelligence list about the main members of Luskan.

The man in front of me should be Surjek, one of the five marshals of Luskan.

Surjack, a level 21 master of the magic control faction.

Charm control spells can affect other people's minds and control their behavior. To a certain extent, they are very similar to Calvin's psychic spells. However, the principle of the spells is different. The former uses, and other spells to force the target to coerce the target in a certain way.

Act to achieve the goal, or change the way of thinking, and the latter is more similar to direct hypnosis and brainwashing on the spiritual level, and the purpose of action is the goal of the caster from the heart.

I can't say which one is more vicious, it just depends on how the user uses it.

At least Levi had never heard of Calvin using his psychic spells for personal gain or forcibly twisting the will of his own people.
To be continued...