"Don’t joke around."
"Since I’ve co here, it only ans one thing."
"Either you kill here."
"Or, that trash god you’re protecting disappears today, sent back to Heaven."
Reiger tilted his head, his gaze towards Ye’en full of coldness.
"Including you, you’ll die here as well."
"So, stop using ridiculous excuses, alright?"
Upon hearing this, Ye’en first took a breath, then released an astonishing killing intent.
Clearly, Reiger had touched the other party’s reverse scale.
Yet Euryale beca calm instead.
"So straightforward." Euryale said to Reiger in a mischievous tone, "I thought you’d have many questions before making a move."
"Like, who exactly I am."
"Or, why I did all this."
"Generally speaking, isn’t that where it starts?"
The na Euryale doesn’t exist in Heaven.
There’s no god nad Euryale in Heaven, nor is there one deed the destroyer of cities.
So clearly, Euryale is a false na, and their true identity remains undisclosed.
This is also what Loki Familia and the guild have been trying to uncover.
As Euryale said, who they truly are and why they’ve done everything so far is a mystery to Loki Familia, the guild, and everyone who knows the situation.
Except for Reiger, who has no interest at all.
"What kind of god are you, and what do you have to do with ?"
"As long as you’re a god, it signifies that us mortals can’t comprehend your intentions."
"In this world, there are gods of war like Thalia who control blood and slaughter, deeming it a natural survival law, fostering mutual killings. There are also goddesses like Ishtar who view beauty as everything, willing to commit any taboo. Hence, it’s normal for you gods to want to start a massacre, turning the world into a purgatory due to differences in domains or opinions."
Reiger spoke expressionlessly.
"So I’m not interested in what kind of god you are, nor will I care why you’ve done all this, since surely it’s for so viewpoint-shattering absurd reasons, isn’t it?"
These words initially rendered Euryale silent.
Then, Euryale began to laugh.
And this ti, not a soft chuckle, but increasingly unrestrained laughter.
"Seems you understand well how unreasonable gods are, [Limit Breaker]."
As if being praised, Euryale opened both arms, expressing delight.
"Indeed, to you all, the reason a god like does all this is probably absurd, correct?"
"But that’s how gods are, viewing their thoughts as principles, for to us, endless ages have worn down everything, leaving only unerasable personalities and desires."
"Thalia wants to witness others’ massacres."
"Ishtar wants to be more beautiful than anyone, drawing attention."
"Even Thanatos uses his death god duties to numb himself, thinking mortals can die more for him to handle more souls."
To achieve these goals, what they do seems utterly normal to them, yet to mortals it’s terrifying.
It’s the difference in common sense, concepts, existence, and perspective.
Humans cannot understand gods, for they are another species, entirely different.
"You too can send your cooperating colleagues back to Heaven for yourself, can’t you?" Reiger, still expressionless, said: "It was you who sent Thanatos back previously, correct?"
"That was ." The other party admitted openly, saying, "The dark faction remnants had lost their utility by then. So why continue having him, their main god, on earth?"
"Wouldn’t it be better to utilize waste, send him back, so that the imnse power generated during his return can trigger the circle, turning the entire 10th floor into an Array for the Immortal Essence Great Secret Technique."
"Don’t think it’s a bad thing."
"After all, back in Heaven, your main god did worse things than I did."
Indeed, before descending to earth, Loki was notorious in Heaven as an Evil God.
For amusent, Loki could gleefully incite gods to mutual slaughter, causing the fad Ragnarok.
If not for becoming smoother post-descent, finding new joys, with Loki’s past personality, she would undoubtedly continue as the so-called Evil God, turning the mortal world upside down for entertainnt.
In this sense, Euryale is akin to the past Loki.
"You too chose to do all this for your amusent, didn’t you?"
Reiger pointed this out.
"Hehehe." Euryale did not deny it, only laughed while saying, "I enjoy seeing others go insane the most."
"You can understand, right? This exists in the mortal world too?"
"So enjoy seeing others laugh, and upon seeing others laugh, they follow suit genuinely happy."
"So enjoy seeing others’ happiness; if fairy tales have a perfect happy ending, most will feel satisfied."
"And , I happen to like watching others go insane."
Euryale’s voice gradually took on a fervency.
"In desperate monts, when one’s spirit and soul are driven to madness by external pressure, will they cry? Or laugh?"
"What I wish to see is that—the mortals’ reactions when they collapse."
"It’s just like wine, sweet and delectable, leaving one longing."
This right before him as a god is why he self-designates as "the Urban Destroyer (Euryale)."
He wishes to destroy Orario, reverting it to ancient tis.
He wants to witness monsters ravaging mankind, hear more lives’ tragic wails and shrieks.
He is a god outside logic, adoring rage and madness, igniting humans’ unconventional conduct during ntal unrest, sowing chaos into this benevolent world.
He is such a god detached from order, having nothing to do with peace, both lonely and insane.
A genuine Mad God, describing such an existence.
"Let introduce myself briefly."
The Mad God declared loudly.
"My true na is Dionysus, the Wine God, and the Mad God!"
"The wine I brew brings intoxication to gods and grand delusion to humans!"
"The mortal realm for is a vat for brewing wine; only I can savor the ultimate drunkenness called frenzy!"
For this reason, he ticulously plans to ruin Orario, cooperating with the Polluted Immortal Spirit, executing all of this.
After such a declaration, Dionysus, the Mad God’s gaze towards Reiger turned ferocious.
"For this day, I originally intended to contact Loki Familia, help ’her’ find Alya, and incidentally eliminate a threat."
"Unfortunately, your appearance disrupted my plans."
"In just over half a year, you’ve beco soone capable of standing before and halting ."
"Reiger Brillhaut..."
"You deserve to die."
Recalling the countless disruptions caused by Reiger, Dionysus was infuriated.
"You will die here!"
"Human!"
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