Yarra’s Adventure Notes
Chapter 623 - 89: Poor Sigein_1

Chapter 623: Chapter 89: Poor Sigein_1

Pannis looked oddly at Denia, who was slowly walking out of the circular hall, his expression fluctuating. Denia came over, shrugged, and said, "Don’t look at me like that, Pannis. Do you know what your face looks like right now? It’s as if two kids were fighting, and after an adult separated them, one was let to run away. And then the other kid grabs onto the adult blaming them for not letting him continue to fight. Even now, when she’s seriously injured, her strength isn’t even a tenth of what it once was, but you should realize that even in this state, you’d probably lose to her. So grow up a bit and think about your partners behind you before you start in on such a meaningless duel."

Pannis twitched the corners of his mouth and cleared his throat twice, "Indeed, your oracle is always correct."

"What, still not satisfied?" Denia, in Lina’s body, quipped at Pannis. "Is it wrong for an elderly to educate their juniors? Are you treating the educating words of the aged so lightly? I’ve heard you were more perfect."

"Ahem..." Pannis coughed again and laughingly said, "My apologies, Denia. I was wrong. I should not have treated you so lightly. You are right. I will think more for them in the future. No, No, I promise I will be more mature in the future."

"That’s more like it," Denia nodded in satisfaction, smiling, "You are all good children. Good kids should be rewarded. However, I’ve already given you your rewards, so there will be no more."

"Already given?" Pannis blinked, "When? We didn’t receive anything."

"You will know in time." Denia smiled mysteriously. "Or do you want another reward?"

"Yes." Pannis nodded, "I do want another reward. You are the deity of the earth and life, and I believe you can cure Vivian’s illness."

"Indeed, I could cure her ailment, provided you could come to my Divine Kingdom." Denia regretfully responded, "Have you forgotten? I am only controlling Lina’s body. I can’t perform feats beyond her capabilities, and I can’t extend my divine power and will through the divine barrier set up by the father deity. But don’t worry, go and find the Guardians. From them, you’ll get the information you need."

"What information?" Pannis pressed, "Can you be more specific?"

"The Guardians have excellent memories." Denia pointed to her head, "When the father deity was restoring the world, we were all isolated by the barrier. The Guardians were the ones who assisted in the restoration. So if you can’t find something, you should go to them, they can often help locate lost items."

"I see." Pannis’s eyes lit up, and a smirk appeared on his face. "So, after all the searching, we are still looking for something that we initially thought was lost forever. Ironic, isn’t it?"

"That’s your own business." Denia tilted her head and thought, "It’s about time. If I keep controlling her body, she might assimilate into my will. So, I’m going to leave. Is there anything else you need?"

"Denia." Catherine hesitated to ask, "Can I ask how you let Sigein leave just like that? She has fallen into paranoia, I can’t think of any way to persuade her."

"Haha, it’s quite simple, you just haven’t found the method yet." Denia laughed, "I persuaded her in only three sentences, the rest of the time was spent discussing the secrets between deities, which I can’t disclose to you. To convince her, as my first point, I told her that even if she carried out her plan in hiding, and successfully created many Triclops, they wouldn’t be able to return to the Yarran Continent. Unless they used Death’s Gate to directly connect the two spaces, they wouldn’t be able to overcome the Divine Barrier."

"Huh?" Vivian asked in surprise, "Isn’t this place within the Divine Barrier?"

"Yes, but this place is special." Denia frowned and thought for a while, "Uhm, it’s too complicated to explain. Anyway, you should have some records in your space knowledge. Take some time to look it up when you’re available. Basically, if you want to return to the Yarran World from here, you still need to transit through the void outside the Divine Barrier, so they definitely can’t return."

"What about Ava..." Catherine immediately thought of artificial life Ava, "How can she return?"

"I am aware of that," Pannis said, "I will explain it to you later."

"Yes, you should explain it to her," Denia hastily said, "For the second point, I told her that if she wants to revive her race under such conditions, she would have to become a Deity and construct her own Divine Kingdom, once the Divine Kingdom is completed, all the construction work could be done at thought, and then she can duplicate this research center in her Divine Kingdom, without even searching everywhere for materials to achieve her goals. Once she understood these things, her desire to take over the reigns of Divine Power was even stronger than her original obstinate will. As for the last sentence, it is actually the most important. I only told her that those Deities who had betrayed her and wanted her dead, had actually fallen not so long ago."

"Not so long ago?" Catherine asked, "Was there a Deity who fell not so long ago?"

"Oh, it was during the war that broke out more than three thousand years ago," Denia explained, "The ones who betrayed their Triclops tribe, were actually Deities of deception and lies. However, in the last war, the Deities who took betrayal and deception as their Divine Duty, were betrayed themselves and fell, with their power being taken by the ones who had betrayed them. The current Deities of deception and lies were mostly ascended during the Third Epoch. Once I told Sigein all this, she was stunned for a long time, then started to absorb the Divine Duty in a rather listless way."

Pannis stared at the face belonging to Lina, and sighed, "Suddenly I feel that she is really pitiful."

"I have the same feeling," Catherine also paused, "She hasn’t collapsed on the spot, that proves she’s extremely determined."

Just like the two of them said, once one gets to know these things, one can’t help but feel sorry for Sigein. Consumed by hatred and guilt, she endured loneliness and pain for over a hundred thousand years. The only reason she held on was her obsession with revenge. Then suddenly, she was informed that her enemies had long since died, and all her persistence had been for naught. Facing such an ending, Sigein’s ability to maintain sanity made one marvel at the strength of her eternal race.

"I’m heading back." Denia waved at them, not bothering with their dumbfounded expressions, "You’re all welcome to visit my kingdom anytime. Of course, only when you’re capable of doing so."

"Wait a minute, Lady Denia," Catherine suddenly remembered something and asked eagerly, "There’s one last question. Why did you help us? You’re kind, but you’re equally compassionate. You wouldn’t interfere in worldly affairs without a reason. You must have a reason for helping us. Can you share with us?"

"Weston is my friend, the Deity who favors you. I owe him a great debt. Not just me, it could be said that nearly all Deities owe him a large debt. Moreover, Lina is one of my favorite children. She was willing to give up her own Divine Wisdom, hoping that I could lend a hand to help you through this crisis. How could I reject her?" Denia said with a calm smile, "It’s all right if you don’t understand. You certainly wouldn’t understand now, but someday you will understand, just like you understand the reward that I have left for you."

The voice of Denia gradually disappeared in the air while Lina closed her eyes and collapsed on the ground, completely unconscious. Catherine rushed over at top speed to catch Lina who fell. The silver-haired girl’s eyes were tightly closed, her breathing was as steady as if she were asleep. No one could imagine that the fragile body was carrying the will of the oldest Deity just a minute ago.

"You folks are quite the interesting group. My logic system can’t entirely grasp your actions," Ava’s little device sat on Catherine’s shoulder, spoke to Catherine in its usual mechanical tone,"From the moment they asked you to choose, they probably had planned the following actions, right? One was secretly preparing magic, willing to let go of her own wishes to relieve you of the pain of choice, and the other was secretly turning to Deities for help, willing to let her soul be absorbed by the Deity, in order to resolve your dilemma fundamentally, even though it didn’t turn out to be timely enough in the end. And you, Freya, what did you do?"

"Me? I didn’t do anything," Freya said, "In this situation, I was absolutely helpless."

"Oh, I see," Ava said, "Then the 147 attack attempts on different nodes of the life pod’s defense system recorded in my log must not have been done by you. Also, the 35 self-destruction inductions certainly had nothing to do with you."

"You want to pin the blame on someone again?" Catherine only then realized what choice Freya had made earlier, looked at her accusingly, "Didn’t we agree in the deep sea, if we have to bear the blood of the innocent, we would bear it together?"

"Can you understand what she’s saying? Hahaha, I don’t understand at all, I don’t know what she’s talking about," Freya laughed dryly pretending to be dumb, when she realized she couldn’t continue pretending, she mumbled, "You were planning to carry it all by yourself too, weren’t you? Why are you blaming me?"

"As for you, Mr. Pannis," Ava asked, "The choice that I fail to understand the most is why did you challenge Sigein?"

"The reason is complicated," Pannis shook his head, "Perhaps someday, when you are no longer accustomed to analysing people’s behavior using a logic system, you will understand." (To be continued. If you like this book, you’re welcome to recommend it on qidian.com, your support is my biggest motivation. Mobile users, please read on m.qidian.com.)