My Divine Pet Enables Me To Become The Biggest Winner
Chapter 835 - 455: Giving Free Rein to the Horse_2

Chapter 835: Chapter 455: Giving Free Rein to the Horse_2

However, the National Master, who had returned to the Tenshukaku, showed a trace of worry and let out a soft sigh.

Seeing the King expressing his intention to marry her several times, she had made no response. For nearly a decade, Theodore had been employing his position as the King’s uncle to constantly slander her and interfere with her affairs.

Although her authority allowed her to reject Theodore’s proposal today, both he and the King would not give up easily. The troubles had just begun.

The National Master couldn’t help but feel troubled. Her teacher had dealt with wise rulers, but why did she have to encounter such a character? She was mentally exhausted. Did she really have to yield to the King’s wishes?

For the sake of that great ideal, the National Master did not begrudge sacrificing herself. When she told Bishop Bertram that she was willing to marry the Emperor of Wood, she was not joking. Since she could marry the Emperor of Wood, marrying her own nation’s King was not absolutely unacceptable.

Moreover, she was confident that the women in the King’s harem were no match for her.

But there was always something... that made her feel disgusted.

...

In the northwest of the Wood Dynasty, the Nine Witch Demon Court had a most famous prison called "Devil Refinement Prison." The prisoners imprisoned there were the most brutal, evil, and bizarre criminals in the world that even the Demon Clan couldn’t tolerate.

These criminals were so powerful that the Demon Clan couldn’t bear killing them, so they were confined in the prison to suffer endless torment.

One day, a delicate Demon Clan noble arrived at the main gate of the Devil Refinement Prison, which was made of the Tire-7 Spiritual Flame "Flame of God and Demon." He had a masculine face, but his manners were tender and charming. He seemed unable to bear the heat and stench of the place, frowning and covering his nose and mouth with a silk handkerchief.

Upon entering the prison, he asked in a shrill tone, "Where is the Great Heavenly Centipede?"

Shortly after, he was taken to an abyssal cell. At the bottom of the massive pitch-black abyss, horrifying chewing sounds could be heard now and then. The noble had just arrived at the edge of the abyss when a giant centipede head with a human face suddenly emerged with a roar.

The head was as big as a house, heavily slamming into the Array that sealed the entrance of the abyss. As the Array shook beneath the noble’s feet, it sent out a torrent of sparks.

Behind that bizarre centipede head, there was a monstrous body, almost a hundred feet long, covered with eerie white bones forming armor! Incredibly, the armor had grown into his body!

"Gah gah gah—" The Great Heavenly Centipede in the abyss cackled grotesquely. It seemed to be sniffing the air for the noble’s scent, drooling, and asked, "What does this genderless fellow want? It can’t be good news!"

The nobleman frowned in disgust as he glanced at the Great Heavenly Centipede, "Indeed, it is not good news since we have to release such a scoundrel like you. For our entire Nine Witch Demon Court, it is not a good thing."

The Great Heavenly Centipede’s eyes lit up, "What do you want me to do?"

The noble’s delicate jade finger lightly tapped on the Array seal. The Array turned into a barrier of light enveloping the Great Heavenly Centipede, "Go to the Wood Dynasty. His Majesty doesn’t want to see Master Lane successfully perform the Mini-world."

"This is your value. If you can’t do the task... hehe, you like to eat demons, and there are many demons who want to eat you too. You know what the consequences will be." The nobleman finished speaking, not hiding his disgust, and hastily left.

The Great Heavenly Centipede leaped into the sky, reaching thousands of feet high. He glanced at a Demon City hundreds of miles away, resisting his impulse to eat and turning his head to fly toward the Wood Dynasty. As he journeyed, he muttered to himself, "Just endure it a little longer. Once in the Wood Dynasty, I can feast."

...

Suladar entered the Divine Temple he had built and knelt in front of the Fire Altar at the entrance of the main hall. From the rising flames emerged the figure of the Fourth Judge, who harshly reprimanded Suladar before declaring the Copper Gorge Extinction Domain operation a failure. He instructed him to leave immediately and carry out a new mission: to stop Master Lane from performing the first Mini-world.

Suladar was filled with resentment as he was repeatedly scolded harshly by the Fourth Tribunal Lord, despite being the Power of Six Mountains.

However, leaving Copper Gorge also gave him a sense of relief. He swiftly departed with his followers.

...

Accompanying Master Lane, Bishop Bertram moved either quickly or slowly, depending on Master Lane’s whims. Sometimes when they encountered beautiful scenery, Master Lane would stop and stay for a few days to appreciate it. At times, when Master Lane suddenly remembered that there were famous local delicacies nearby, they would make a detour to taste them. If they passed a city and saw people arguing, they would also stop to watch with interest.

Master Lane would use his Divine Skill, Shrinking Ground into Inches, and the two would often cover ten miles with a single step, reaching thousands of miles away in a single day. However, he also liked to slack off and would casually find a spot to lie down after walking only ten miles, gazing at the sky and daydreaming.

After three months of this routine, they arrived in a mountain range to the southwest of the Wood Dynasty. Although the area was part of the Wood Dynasty’s territory, few people had visited it since ancient times. There were only a handful of tribes of the indigenous people, who were regarded as barbarians by the Wood People.

Two thousand miles further to the southwest lay the border of the Wood Dynasty. Crossing the border would take them to "West Wild Country," another subject of the Wood Dynasty.

The people of this nation had lives similar to those of the Nanni Nation. Their citizens lived in poverty with scarce resources for cultivation, resulting in a weak national power. It was said that there was not a single individual in West Wild Country at the Sixth Great Realm. As there were vast mountains separating West Wild Country and the Wood Dynasty, but several major roads connecting them to Nanni Nation, West Wild Country was often invaded by the Nanni Nation.