The witch thought I am a Demon God
Chapter 251 - 171: Goodbye Pan God! 25 Sons Gathering!_1

Chapter 251: Chapter 171: Goodbye Pan God! 25 Sons Gathering!_1

Late at night, underneath the castle, Pan God picked up a leaf from the ground. As he bent over, he gave a smile for the redwood seedling on the ground.

More and more redwood seedlings were growing on the land of Ambros.

At first, those who did not know the truth were terrified, but now they have accepted it, even taking the initiative to cut down redwood trees and chop them into firewood for sale.

One must admit, humans and forests have always been in conflict.

Pan God put the leaf in his mouth, gently blowing a cheerful music with a specific rhythm through the leaf.

As he was playing this music, he trotted into the city wall. No wall could stop Pan God, because with a gentle leap, he could pass through any city wall.

However, soldiers who heard the sound of his leaf playing music all became drowsy, forcibly entered into sleep.

Pan God was like a dream, when he arrived at the castle, everyone was forced into a dreamland.

This was what Ivita observed through the Candy House Mirror.

He frowned, Pan God’s power was much stronger than the last time he saw it.

This indicated that the great redwood forest was becoming even stronger, while the Thousand-Year Fire was declining further.

At that time, the Ambros people were still divided into two factions, fighting each other.

Fortunately, when Pan God jumped into the second floor’s corridor from the window, the Water Elemental also turned its head and stared at Pan God.

Pan God paused for a moment.

His hypnotic song could hypnotize everything, at its peak, even the forest and the mountains can be hypnotized.

But the problem was, he was not at his peak yet.

Therefore, his present hypnotic song was useless against non-living entities.

Trying to use music to evoke empathy in water was a challenging task.

Thinking of this, Pan God directly discarded the leaf in his hand. The fallen leaf strangely flashed a green light as it hit the ground. Pan God had just used it, which gave it a touch of the magical.

Pan God looked at the Water Elemental in front of him, and as cunning as he was, he instantly understood why he had encountered a Water Elemental this time.

It was probably because he casually entered Ivita’s room last time in the middle of the night.

"My friend, you are being too cautious," Pan God raised his eyebrow and revealed a comical and charming smile. "You use divination to keep an eye on me, you even went as far as to learn a spell specifically for me."

"Unfortunately, Water Elementals have a very unstable spiritual structure, it’s almost like they shatter on contact in our eyes."

Pan God lifted his finger and then reached out, poking the Water Elemental. Suddenly, the entire Water Elemental collapsed.

The finger imbued with the power of the Ancient Soul caused the vast Water Elemental to collapse directly.

Pan God gave a chuckle, but immediately after, he squinted his eyes. "It seems there is more to this than meets the eye."

The Water Elemental, which had already transformed into a puddle on the tiles of the corridor, slowly regained its original form. There was a whirlpool inside the Water Elemental’s unformed body that was changing positions at will and expelling large amounts of seawater.

"It seems I underestimated your spell," Pan God murmured to himself. "So it’s a mutated Water Elemental, cleverly using this method to compensate for the unstable form of the Water Elemental."

"No wonder the Conference Ring insists on choosing you, even allowing the Raven of Destiny to alter the selection set by the Spirit of Nature."

"The body of water connected behind this vortex also..." Pan God was neither angry nor scared, but rather began to laugh. "Ah, I see, by connecting to the sea, you no longer need to worry about the Water Elemental collapsing due to the consumption of all the sea water."

"Heh heh... It’s just right to use this thing to counteract the [Ash Magic] of the cemetery, I was originally worrying about this."

With Pan God’s perception, he quickly inferred the spell of Dragon Palace Magic from various characteristics of the Water Elemental.

He didn’t need to rely on fleeting wisdom to discover and analyze the weakness of the Water Elemental and the loophole in Dragon Palace Magic. He directly inferred the weak point of this spell by reversing the spell.

"Using Blood Magic to sacrifice a complete human life would nullify the Water Elemental’s ability to recover," Pan God discovered this. "Right, it can also work with ordinary human life."

"So the necessary precautions need to be taken to prevent cemetery people from discovering this."

Even Mad Hatter had to experiment with the lives of his students to discover the weakness of Dragon Palace Magic. He was still uncertain whether a person with magic power was needed as a sacrifice for Blood Magic. Yet Pan God saw through it all at a glance.

When Pan God turned his head, he paused for a moment as twenty-nine Water Elementals and ten Water Dragon Soldiers had surrounded him.

Caught off guard, Pan God raised both his hands and said, "Ivita, I surrender" towards the end of the corridor on the second floor.

Ivita came out of the darkness, rolling his eyes at this guy.

Remember, we are still enemies, right?

Could you please not speak with a tone as if we were intimate friends?

Pan God said to Ivita, "You’re really serious, aren’t you? Last time, I merely snuck into your room at night. You actually created a spell just to prevent that."

"If I did it again, you wouldn’t create another spell just for me, would you?"

Ivita rubbed his nose. "I’m not in the habit of entrusting my life to the morality of others."

"Especially you, Pan. You have no boundaries. Witch Anna and Fire Demon are examples."

At the mention of these two names, Pan suddenly squinted his eyes, a strong fury visible in his gaze. He was seemingly suppressing his anger purely through reason.

Pan God said to Ivita, "Ivita, do you believe me? That might not even be my true nature."

"I’ve been poisoned, a very severe poison. I was hurt by the law of the evil king. I’m like a driven calf, being driven around by some people."

"I’m exhausted, but I can’t stop and rest even for a second."

Ivita frowned, not sure whether to believe his words or not.

"A person like you should be able to leave any organization easily if you wanted to."

Pan God stared blankly at Ivita, and for a moment, neither of them spoke. "Ivita, one day you will understand the look in my eyes at this moment. But I think by the time you do understand, you will be very old," he said.

"You need to understand, once you get involved in the war of civilization, you will never have peace, there will no longer be any possibility of withdrawal."

"Enough, let’s discuss the matter at hand."

"You should now understand you can form an alliance with me."

"Kappa Town has become our mutual enemy."

Ivita furrowed her eyebrows.

Even though they all have the same enemy, she still doesn’t understand why Pan God would rather risk revealing the secret of the Thousand-Year Fire’s decline and how to reignite it, just to form an alliance with her and explore Kappa Town together.

Ivita asked directly, "I want to know, what are you going to do in Kappa Town?"

Pan God spread his hands. "In the altar of the witch’s graveyard in Kappa Town, there is a piece of the Druid’s crown sealed which originally belonged to the Druids."

"I want to retrieve it."

"Is it too much to ask to return what originally belonged to its owner?"

Ivita fell into deep thought. The crown is a collection of laws, isn’t it?

A fragment of the Druid’s crown?

It seems to me that helping the Druids rise again is worse than the Son of Forest resurfacing.

These lunatics who conduct experiments on human bodies, who knows what they will do once they rise again?

But the reality is, with Kappa Town as a powerful enemy in front of her, she does need some allies to protect herself.

Pan God sighed and said to Ivita, "Ivita, why don’t you trust me."

"Without me, you absolutely cannot defeat Kappa Town."

"Even if you could resist Kappa Town’s attacks on you time and again, you wouldn’t be able to infiltrate Kappa Town."

"Of course, I alone can’t infiltrate either. We need an alliance."

As soon as Pan God finished speaking, someone picked up the conversation.

"Indeed, you guys certainly need an alliance." Milani climbed in from the second-floor window, she looked at the goat horns on Pan God’s head with surprise. She didn’t know what she was thinking, then she said to Ivita, "Ivita, I have two pieces of bad news for you."

"First, the current leader of the cemetery has gone mad."

"He is prepared to deal with you no matter what."

Pan God looked at Ivita, "And who is she?"

Ivita said, "Her name is Milani Singer, a wizard from the witch’s graveyard, currently she is somewhat of an ally to me."

Ivita noticed that Milani was surrounded by powerful magic power, she had evidently become a full-fledged wizard.

They had only been apart for half a month, and yet Milani had already advanced.

It seemed her claim that she was unwilling to advance but not unable to was not false.

Pan God showed a hint of joy, made a faux hug gesture to Ivita. "That’s wonderful, Ivita, I was just worried that I didn’t have an insider in the graveyard."

"You truly are my lucky star."

Ivita laughed, gave him a sidelong glance, and joked, "A few days ago, two VIPs entered Ambros through my property, aren’t you planning on intercepting them?"

Pan God coughed, glanced at Milani and said, "I have my own plans for that."

Pan God looked behind Milani and said, "However, this little witch, it seems like someone is following you, aren’t you...leading the way for someone?"

He looked at Milani with a devilish laugh and then looked at Ivita.

Despite the laugh, his eyes were filled with coldness.

Milani was taken aback. When did she bring someone with her?

Then, seeing a man walk out from her shadow, she was taken aback. He was the elder of the graveyard, Francesca Guila. His right hand was crippled, and he couldn’t move his bones at all, as if it was skin wrapped around the bone.

Milani was about to scream. "Please, let me explain...it’s because..."

However, the elder of the graveyard, Francesca Guila, gently nodded at her, then said to Ivita, "Actually, I didn’t come here by following Milani. I also want to form an alliance with you."

Milani was stunned. "Why? Aren’t you an elder of the graveyard?"

The elder of the graveyard, Francesca Guila, sighed. "It’s because Hugo...actually forged our ancestor’s commands."

"I admit, I misjudged people before."

"Anyway, we do need outside help to restructure the graveyard."

Milani was speechless.

She suddenly remembered that 15 days ago, the leader of the graveyard, Hugo, had sworn that there were no traitors in their wizard group.

The elder of the graveyard, Francesca Guila, looked at Ivita and said, "But I believe we should discuss in detail how to form an alliance. If we fail to communicate, then we are still enemies."

Ivita looked at the scene before her speechlessly.

She didn’t expect there to be so many double agents in the graveyard.

She hopes she won’t encounter the same situation when her forces grow in the future.