1221 God vs God II
"You better be sure about controlling the Minotaur, Goddess Marli," Raphael voiced his concern amidst the tense atmosphere. In response, Marli snickered at Raphael's caution. "And where, pray tell, do you think Silvaris stole the Minotaur pup from?" she asked rhetorically, her smirk widening. "It was from my forest," she revealed, her eyes gleaming with a mix of pride and cunning.
The revelation took Raphael by surprise, as he pieced together the implications of Marli's claim. The Minotaur, which had grown up within the confines of the maze, was indeed born in Marli's forest. This detail added a layer of complexity to the beast's allegiance and potential control.
"Although the Minotaur was born before my ascent to godhood, it can still remember the forest of its birth. It remembers its essence, and that same essence flows through me, as I am now the goddess of that very forest." Marli elaborated, her voice laced with an air of superiority. Unable to contain his disdain for Marli's actions, Elrion taunted and cursed her for holding them as hostages. "This is why you have no title and only a handful of worshippers!" he spat, his words dripping with contempt.
After hearing him, Marli's reaction was swift and severe. She struck Elrion across the face, her hand moving with the speed of a striking serpent. "Shut up, mortal," she hissed, her laughter following the slap. "Once I apprehend the God of Darkness, I can choose any title I want and have as many worshippers as I desire."
The adventurers around Elrion were taken aback, their expressions a mix of shock and disbelief at Marli's revelation. The name "God of Darkness" sent a ripple of astonishment through the group.
"Did she just say the God of Darkness?" one of the adventurers exclaimed, his voice laced with surprise and a hint of fear.
"No fucking way, I thought he was just a myth!" another blurted out, unable to hide the shock in their voice.
"A god? Here? And we're stuck in the middle of this shitshow?" a third adventurer muttered, the reality of their predicament sinking in.
The notion that the God of Darkness, a being many of them had heard of only in tales and legends, was not only real but also the target of Marli's ambitions, sent a wave of realization through the group.
A look of calm realization crossed Lysandra's face amid the unfolding chaos. She whispered to herself, "That's why I had that feeling," as if piecing together a puzzle that had long eluded her grasp.
"It's just a myth. There's no such thing as the God of Darkness," Elrion countered, his voice a mixture of disbelief and insistence.
Marli's response was swift and laden with mockery. "And who, pray tell, do you think the temples of the God of Darkness were built for if he's just a myth?" she snickered, her amusement evident.
Observing the exchange, Raphael couldn't help but shake his head slightly, a soft snicker escaping his lips. "Mortals," he muttered, his single word conveying a mix of amusement and pity for their ignorance.
On the other hand, Marli seized the moment and laughed openly before addressing Elrion directly. "The God of Darkness is very real, and he's been with you the whole time," she revealed, delighting in the shock and disbelief her words provoked.
A moment of realization swept through Elrion and the other adventurers as they recalled the black-robed figure they had encountered. The memories clicked into place, each detail sharpening their understanding of the situation they were in. Updated from novelbIn.(c)om
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