Shut Up, Malevolent Dragon! I Don’t Want to Have Any More Children With You Vol. 6 Ch. 62

“Ask away!”

“From the creation of the Dragon God to the birth of the first hatchling, there is no historical event in all of Samael that this king has not witnessed.”

“Especially if it’s sothing ancient—sothing few rember—then that is truly my specialty!”

“Go on, ask whatever you want.”

The three of them exchanged bright-eyed glances.

“Really? We can ask you anything, Elder Noa?”

The old ancestor patted her chest, raised a thumbs-up, and even flicked her tiny tail.

“But of course.”

It was clear that the old ancestor was quite excited this ti.

After all, ever since the Final Battle of Ultimate Terror, she hadn’t had a chance to co out for fresh air.

“Finally getting to stretch my legs again—even if it’s just as a living encyclopedia—is better than nothing. Staying cooped up in that brat’s head all the ti, I was starting to rust.”

“Alright then, Elder. We’d like to ask you about the God of Ti, Chronoz.”

Seeing Noa’s confidence, Rosvisser didn’t bother with pretense and got straight to the point.

However—

The mont Rosvisser uttered the na Chronoz, Noa, who had been so full of herself a second ago, suddenly froze.

She blinked.

Instead of answering imdiately, she asked:

“What did you just say?”

“Uh… The God of Ti, Chronoz. We’d like to know more about TA.”

“No, no, no. Not that question—the one before it.”

Rosvisser was caught off guard. She didn’t understand why Noa had suddenly turned so serious, but she still answered honestly:

“‘Really? We can ask you anything?’”

The second Noa heard that, she began to vibrate.

Xiaoang and Rosvisser hurriedly stepped forward, each grabbing one of her shoulders to hold her down.

“Anyway, since you said Noa can co and go as she pleases, she can always just dive back into the Bookworm’s consciousness space whenever she wants.”

But at that very mont, the Bookworm inside the consciousness space was actively blocking Noa from returning.

“You little brat! You dare defy the heavens?! This is my territory!”

“My consciousness space, my rules,” Noa replied flatly.

“……”

Her attempt to flee had failed.

Her usual high-and-mighty ancestor act wasn’t working.

Faced with this situation, Noa had no choice but to turn back to Aurora and Rosvisser.

Under the combined pressure of the three of them, Noa finally spoke the truth.

“I assud you’d be asking about the history after the Dragon God Tiamat’s creation of the world. I didn’t expect you to bring up soone like Chronoz—one of the Primordial Gods.”

Aurora raised an eyebrow.

“Even you don’t know much about this, Elder?”

Noa nodded.

“Chronoz, Zeus, Apollo… They’re all gods from the sa era as the Dragon God. But I was born after the Dragon God’s fall.”

“By the ti I had the power to travel across the continent, these gods had either gone into seclusion or had already rged into the very fabric of the world itself. So, yes—I don’t know much about them.”

After a brief pause, Noa offered a simpler analogy:

“It’s like how you might know a lot about your peers—your siblings, your friends—but when it cos to your parents or grandparents, your knowledge is much more limited.”

Aurora nodded in understanding.

“There’s no such thing as a truly omniscient being. No matter how much of a ‘walking history book’ Noa may be, she only rose to power in the post-Dragon God era.”

Rather than saying she was well-versed in that era, it would be more accurate to say—

She was that era’s defining symbol.

But everything before that?

That belonged to the Dragon God and the Primordial Gods.

Unless the Dragon God had personally recounted their past to Noa in full detail before their fall, she truly had no way of peering into the splendor and events of that distant era.

"Alright, we understand, Elder."

Noa nodded, took a deep breath, and said,

"So I can't tell you much, but I'll try my best to answer your questions."

"That’s already more than enough. Thank you, Elder."

Rosvisser raised her hand slightly, then imdiately asked,

"I’d like to know—do you have any knowledge of a key that Chronoz created?"

"A key…?"

Noa muttered under her breath, her thoughts racing.

She absentmindedly clapped her fists together as if sothing had clicked in her mind.

"Oh, you an that spear?"

At those words, Rosvisser couldn’t help but feel a surge of excitent.

"Yes! A golden spear!"

During the battle between the dwarves and Carl’s group, Xiaoxue had transford into that very spear.

And based on Leon and Rosvisser’s deductions, that spear was likely the true form of Chronoz’s key.

"The Dragon God once told —after creation, every god would do their part to fill the missing aspects of Samael’s world."

"For example, Apollo, the God of Light, used his own body as kindling to ignite the sun."

"Or Zeus, the God of Elents—aside from the primordial essence, all fundantal magic in this era originates from TA."

"And as for Chronoz, TA granted the world the very concept of ti, giving everything its order and place."

"After fulfilling these duties, most gods would ultimately fall, having exhausted their power. However, before that happened, they would find a way to preserve their existence."

"As for the other gods, I don’t know what thods they used, because their influence on the world unfolded gradually over ti. By the ti their deeds were recorded in history books, I had already sealed Ultimate Terror and put myself into a deep slumber in the Far North."

"But ti is different. It had to be defined the mont creation began—and that was Chronoz’s duty."

"In other words, before the Dragon God’s fall, Chronoz had already prepared an escape route."

"And that golden spear is—"

Leon and Rosvisser slowly processed the weight of the concepts being revealed.

They had already learned bits and pieces about the great feats of the Primordial Gods, but this was the first ti they had heard that ti itself was established from the very beginning of creation.

"So that ans," Rosvisser mused, "Chronoz is fundantally different from the other Primordial Gods. Unlike Zeus, Apollo, or Athena, TA’s power was not divided among living beings—because the power of ti directly affects the entire world of Samael."

"It’s more like… a crucial component in the operation of an intricate machine."

Leon narrowed his eyes and asked,

"Elder, did the Dragon God ever ntion what this key is ant to open?"

"The Palace of Ti."

Noa’s voice was firm.

"After creating the concept of ti, Chronoz further structured the flow of everything in Samael with absolute precision."

"As for TA, Chronoz has forever remained seated upon the Throne of Ti, maintaining the stability of the Web of Ti."

"And all of it—including Chronoz themself—is stored within the Palace of Ti."

"That golden spear is the key to unlocking the palace."

"The Dragon God said that Chronoz left behind the key because, in the Web of Ti, TA foresaw that one day, far in the future, a rebellious fool would arrive."

"This fool would use the key to open the Palace of Ti, and then—"

Noa suddenly paused.

Leon and Rosvisser, hanging on to every word, imdiately pressed further.

"And then what?"

"Then…"

Noa’s voice grew solemn.

"They would take Chronoz’s place—and be eternally imprisoned upon the Throne of Ti."