?74: Chapter 73: Audron’s Memories, Era of the Gods 74: Chapter 73: Audron’s Memories, Era of the Gods Lu Hong stepped onto the stairs to the Blood Temple with an unwavering stride.

    “Warrior, please, think thrice before you act, do not be rash.

    We can discuss your class change further!” Audron, with a snot and tears, called out from behind.

    His voice trailed off as he pleaded with desperation.

    Just when Audron was about to despair, Lu Hong came to a sudden halt, turned around, and scampered back.

    “Warrior, have you reconsidered?” Audron, seeing Lu Hong turn back, was overjoyed and hurriedly went forward to greet him.

    “Get lost,” Lu Hong said without even looking at Audron and ran straight to Lai Li’s side.

    “That, Princess Linglong?” Lu Hong carefully greeted her, seeing her stubborn demeanor and knowing she probably hadn’t recovered from the sudden incident just before.

    “What do you want?

    If you have anything to say, go find that old man, he’s the one fawning over you,” Lai Li said tersely, giving Lu Hong a cold glance.

    Even though the elder’s intention to kill her wasn’t closely related to Lu Hong—and he had spoken up to save her—her annoyance was not something she could easily dismiss, and her tone was very indifferent.

    “That, could you do me another favor and add a skill to my greatsword that can harm wraiths?” Lu Hong almost forgot about this matter.

    If he didn’t get it done, his entry into the Holy Temple would indeed be a life-or-death ordeal.

    “My strength has been drained; I cannot do it,” Lai Li turned away, still angry.

    “Sis, help me out, will you?” Lu Hong nudged Lai Li with his elbow, trying to coax her.

    “No, I won’t,” Lai Li pushed Lu Hong away and refused to comply with the request.

    “Sis, oh sis!” Lu Hong circled around Lai Li three times, completely out of ideas. Sёarch* The novel(F~)ire.net website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

    What to do?

    Suddenly, Lu Hong had a thought.

    He turned to Audron, who was still waiting nearby, and shouted, “Hey you, come here!”

    “Warrior is summoning me?” Audron hurriedly scurried over.

    “You make her add a skill to my weapon that can harm wraiths,” Lu Hong commanded.

    “No, I cannot,” Audron heard the command and shook his head hastily.

    “Hmm?” Lu Hong’s tone suddenly became sharp, “Didn’t we agree you’d listen to me?

    Are you backtracking now?”

    “This…” Audron really couldn’t bring himself to be shameless this time.

    “Fine, I’ll do as you asked,” Audron finally agreed to Lu Hong’s request and approached Lai Li, saying, “You, add a skill to our warrior’s weapon, you hear me!”

    “I won’t!

    I have no strength left, I can’t do it!” Lai Li stubbornly replied.

    “I didn’t drain all of your strength, I left you with some, didn’t I?

    Complete the warrior’s request immediately, or don’t blame me for being rude!” Audron said indifferently, clearly threatening her.

    Although it was a blatant threat, Lai Li eventually yielded to Audron’s tyranny.

    Reluctantly, she muttered the spell.

    Moments later, a gray light fell onto the greatsword in Lu Hong’s hands.

    “It’s done, that will suffice,” Lai Li snorted coldly.

    “Thank you, Princess Linglong!” Having received the buff, Lu Hong immediately dashed toward the Blood Temple again.

    “Lord Warrior, please don’t act on impulse!

    Come back!” Seeing Lu Hong running towards the temple again, Audron chased after him, crying out loudly.

    It wasn’t until Lu Hong rushed into the temple that Audron, with a grimace, slouched and walked back dejectedly.

    “Young lady, may I ask if the warrior truly has fallen?” Audron, with nothing else to do, then asked Lai Li.

    “Yes,” Lai Li had no desire to speak with Audron, but fearing the elder’s cruel treatment, she reluctantly responded.

    Audron, unconcerned with Lai Li’s attitude, continued, “The heavens pity our Human Race’s lineage, that we should suffer such a calamity.

    Young lady, do you have any idea how powerful my warriors were back in the day?”

    “I do not know,” Lai Li replied, still with great reluctance.

    “Of course, you wouldn’t know.

    In those days, the Human Race was feeble, cowering in the southeast corner of the Continent of God’s Grace, enduring the bullying of various tribes for years, and adjacent to the Abyss Gate, surrounded by formidable enemies,” Audron began his story slowly, recalling the past, “Just when the existence of our race was on the brink, the War God emerged, rallied the Human Race under its battle flag to quell the nuisance of those tribes, and upheld our race’s divine might.

    Thereafter, for over two hundred years, the Human Race flourished, officially recognized as one of the ten powerful tribes of God’s Grace, commanding a region of our own.

    Unfortunately, the good times didn’t last.

    The Abyss Human Race had been eyeing God’s Grace for a long time, hoping to reclaim this land once again.

    In the end, they launched the Interdimensional War, which came to be recorded as the Battle of the Abyss.”

    “Are you talking about the Era of the Gods?” Audron’s few words quickly ignited Lai Li’s interest.

    “The Era of the Gods?

    You could say that, but you’re interested in hearing more?”

    “Uh huh, please tell me, I love stories.

    What happened after the Battle of the Abyss?”

    “Alright then,” Audron said, “Do you know the origin of the Abyss Human Race?”

    Lai Li shook her head and guessed, “Is there a Human Race in the Abyss as well?”

    “Correct.” Audron nodded, “There was nothing originally capable of breeding life in the Abyss; it’s an extremely twisted world that causes irreversible changes in any species that live in it.

    Originally, the Human Race was so oppressed by the various tribes that a faction proposed seeking refuge in the Abyss.

    The suggestion caused great controversy and ultimately led to discord within our race.

    One part of the Human Race chose to enter the Abyss, while another remained on the Continent of God’s Grace, hiding and seeking refuge.”