Chapter 130 Messiah.

My good people, I think your eyes did not collide with the monster without your knowledge, because you all witnessed it with your own eyes.

To sum up, what you witnessed was reality. Allow me to briefly highlight the most important points.

I apologize for arriving so late; the power you saw was undoubtedly frightening to all of you.

I apologize, he said, bowing his head and tensing both of his hands.

He remained in that posture for several minutes, making sure not to move.

You are pardoned,

You are our savior; how dare we act ungrateful when you thought it would come in handy at that very moment?

Before the gods' wrath descends upon us, My Lord, rise.

As you rise, my son, you have our sincere welcome as we, the elders, said in unison.

His mouth curled into a smile to the left.

Indeed,

I was happy to hear the elder's voice greet me; he was filled with gratitude and wished that the scene would last forever.

Thank you, my wonderful people, for accepting my vile apology. Those words seale

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