Chapter 2149 Winter God's Departure
"War?" Grimsight asked, feeling a deep sense of terror at just the thought of it. He remembered the cries of the innocent demons. The tears of ones who wanted nothing more than to just protect what was theirs.
He could still feel his spear coated in the blood of those who had never been his enemies. His hands were still red with those deaths. "Why... why will there be another war? Is one not enough already?" he asked. "We already got what we wanted. I helped you all get what you wanted."
The Winter God watched his outburst with narrowed eyes. "You helped, yes. So I am asking you to help us again."
"No!" Grimsight said. "You cannot let this happen again. Not the war."
"You want to influence this matter? Become a god," the Winter God said. "Otherwise, just hand over the treasure, or whatever it is." Nôv(el)B\jnn
"I will not," Grimsight said, no longer bowing toward the Winter God. Now he stood straight, no longer a crooked old man. "If you wish to use it for war, I will never hand it over to you."
"You have no say in this," the woman said. "I can force you to fork up this information."
"You can try," Grimsight said. "But without me giving you this information, you cannot take it away from me. There is nothing you can do to make me give you this information. This is something that shall die with me."
The Winter God looked at Grimsight, a look of anger flashing through her dark eyes. "I... am a God. You will do what I tell you to do," she said.
"I will do whatever else you tell me to do, but not this. No other innocent life shall be taken because of me. Not even when a God demands for it."
"You...!" the Winter God got angry. And when she got angry, it was not just herself that changed.
Snowflakes appeared in the room suddenly, like a thick snowfall. The temperature in the room dropped dramatically within seconds, and frost appeared on top of every surface. "Spearheaven! Do not forget your standing. You gave up the title of a god, so you are beneath me now," the Winter God said. "You will do as I say. There will be consequences if you do not." "I will not." Grimsight stood his ground. A God was strong, sure, but he was not a nobody either.
"I have the power to make you regret not doing as I say," the Winter God said.
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