Chapter 2460 The Second TimeSilvermist hesitated a little when it came to answering the Alchemy God's queries. He needed to make sure he worded this correctly. It was a confusing time for him, as never before had he had to walk on his tiptoes so much. He was a man who could speak what he wanted to speak and deal with the consequences later.
But with all the gods around, he needed to be cautious about what he said.
"Momo has shown interest in learning under you, Your Majesty. I only heard about it last night, and I do think it is a wise choice for her to join you. But, just in case she does change her mind, we would like to ask for some time."
The Alchemy God raised an eyebrow. "Does she really consider coming to learn under me?" he asked.
"She does," Silvermist said. "But as I mentioned, we would like to be sure."
"Oh, don't worry about that. You have all the time you need," the Alchemy God said. "Besides, I don't have much free time for a while until after the tournament ends. So even if she does join me right now, it won't be of much use."
"Then, will it be alright if we give you the answer after the tournament ends?" Silvermist asked.
"Of course," the Alchemy God said. "That is all well."
Silvermist breathed out a small sigh of relief. "Thank you, Your Majesty."
The Alchemy God simply smiled. "And for the next thing, I wanted to let junior Dawnblade know that the schedule for his interview has been set. It will take place in 11 days." seaʀᴄh thё nôvel_Fire.ηet website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.
Silvermist raised an eyebrow. "That's quite far back. Is the scheduling perhaps not random?"
"No, all the ones who have done well in the tournament so far are pushed toward the back half of the schedule. We distributed them based on who the audience would show up for more, you see."
"That's smart. As expected of you, Your Majesty," Silvermist said.
"I wasn't the one who came up with it. It was Duguan. She's the brilliant one here," the Alchemy God said. "Also, there's one more thing about the tournament that I hope your disciple won't mind."
Silvermist got curious. "What thing, Your Majesty?"
"The interviews will be held by the various gods we have present in the city. Many have taken a positive attitude to the idea, so we will have them host it."
Silvermist's eyes were wide as saucers. "The gods are the ones interviewing our disciples? Which gods?"
Whitesong smiled. "I cannot tell you which ones, but yes, the gods are. As of now, three gods I have approached have accepted the deal. A few more might, but I can't guarantee it. And I want each interviewer to be a surprise, so your disciple won't know who he is being interviewed by until he reaches the stage."
"Oh! That's going to get them nervous, being in front of gods," Silvermist said.
"Yes. So I need you to talk to them about it. Make sure they're comfortable with the idea. They can't refuse, but at least they can answer the gods' questions without stuttering."
Silvermist nodded. "I will let Dawnblade know as soon as he's done cultivating," he said. "He doesn't get nervous easily, so it should be fine."
"That's great," the Alchemy God said. "Well, that's all I came to say. It was an excuse to meet with Brother Grimsight anyway and apologize for nearly getting you into trouble with the Poison God because of what I did. Don't worry about him; I have dealt with the situation."
"Thank you, Your Majesty," Silvermist said.
"See you later, then. Farewell, Brother Grimsight."
Silvermist watched as the Alchemy God walked out of the courtyard and returned to dealing with the problems in the tournament. Once he was sure he was gone, he turned to look at Grimsight, who had remained silent for such a long time.
It was normal for Grimsight not to speak for hours on end, but there was something weird going on here.
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