Rosalind replied, “I was just asking out of curiosity. After all, we are both Skywalkers, and Sister Olivia is a Skywalker too, yet she is a Protagonist of the Era and has already gained immense fame in this world.”
“Even though my Kingdom of Dawn is quite far from Kaliron, news about her has been spreading like wildfire back home. Many people know Olivia’s name.”
Am I really that famous?
Olivia hadn't expected the news to travel so quickly. For a moment, a strange feeling welled up in her heart.
“What kind of person is Sister Olivia?” Rosalind asked curiously once again.
“Why do you ask about that?” Olivia countered.
“Curiosity, and maybe a little bit of admiration,” Rosalind said, spreading her hands. “They say she’s the strongest Skywalker in the world. Being a Skywalker myself, I have no reason not to be curious about her, don’t you think?”
To that, what could Olivia even say?
“Olivia... she is a very beautiful, very considerate, very intelligent, very...”
Olivia used a long string of adjectives to describe herself, telling Rosalind just how exceptionally outstanding this nun named Olivia truly was.
Hearing this, Rosalind couldn't help but feel a bit surprised. “Lady Stella, are you also a particularly big fan of Sister Olivia? Otherwise, you wouldn't be praising her to such an extent.”
“Naturally. I see no reason not to admire Sister Olivia. After all, she is so excellent and so remarkable,” Olivia said with a straight face.
Seeing this, Rosalind couldn't help but sigh. “Based on your description alone, I can roughly tell how remarkable Sister Olivia is. She’s truly someone to aspire to.”
“If I ever get the chance, I’d really like to meet her and see what kind of stunning presence this Protagonist of the Era actually possesses.”
Actually, you’ve already met her; she’s right in front of you.
Olivia muttered inwardly.
As they spoke, the two continued walking deeper into God's Ruins, with the rest of the group following close behind.
God's Ruins was a desolate place. The sky and the earth were both a murky gray, giving off a sense of ruin and finality.
Human conversation often jumps from topic to topic. Just a moment ago, Rosalind had been talking about Olivia, but as they walked, she sighed and asked another question.
“Lady Stella, why do you think the gods started that great war in the first place?”
“How could I possibly know something like that?”
Olivia shook her head with a smile.
However, Rosalind's question sparked a bit of curiosity in Olivia's mind as well, prompting her to ask the magic mirror internally.
With the magic mirror in her possession, she could easily satisfy her curiosity in most situations.
When in doubt, ask the magic mirror first.
The magic mirror quickly provided an answer. Of course, it wasn't a perfectly precise answer, but rather a judgment based on the information currently within its grasp.
The magic mirror’s answer was that it might have been a struggle for faith.
To the gods, the number of believers seemed to affect their power to some degree. Therefore, the gods all wanted to expand their following to gain more strength.
Olivia was quite surprised to hear this.
Magic mirror, according to you, the gods should all need believers. But I’ve heard that some deities don't have organizations like churches at all, like the Elemental God of Magic.
【The Elemental God of Magic is not without an organization similar to a church. The Elemental God of Magic also has his own believers, but they exist within certain alternate spaces. Very few people know this information.】
So that’s how it is!
Olivia suddenly understood.
In this world, the number of alternate spaces was practically uncountable. No one knew what truly existed within them.
Perhaps some alternate spaces had scales and populations no smaller than this continent, providing a vast amount of faith as well.
“Lady Stella, do you think people like us should continue to pursue the path of transcendence, or should we go start a family? As you can see, I’m actually still single,” Rosalind asked another question.
Wait, why did the topic jump again?
Olivia gave Rosalind a speechless glance before providing her own answer. “I have no right to interfere in the lives of others; everyone’s life is decided by themselves. As for me, I can only say that I will pursue the limits of transcendence.”
Olivia’s answer left Rosalind deep in thought.
While they spoke, the group arrived before a valley. Just as Olivia was about to step into it, Rosalind stopped her.
“Wait, you can't go this way. It's dangerous,” Rosalind warned hurriedly. “This valley is known as the Space-Time Disarray Valley. It has severe issues with the laws of time and space. Once you enter, you might get trapped in distorted time and space with no way out, which is extremely dangerous.”
As someone who frequented God's Ruins, Rosalind had some understanding of the areas not too far from the entrance.
To her, this Space-Time Disarray Valley was a forbidden zone—a place one must never approach.
Olivia was naturally aware of the issues within the Space-Time Disarray Valley, but she had to go there. Only by utilizing this environment could she reach the area where Rose had appeared.
As for the danger, the people of Dreamland Paradise had already researched it extensively. Although they couldn't fully understand it, they had enough to utilize it and achieve the desired effect.
Olivia said to Rosalind, “This is exactly where I need to go. I need to use this place as a springboard to reach my destination.”
“You’re going inside?” Rosalind’s expression was beyond shocked.
In her eyes, this place was a forbidden zone. How could anyone just step into it so casually?
“I believe there won't be any safety issues, so I’m definitely going in. Do you all want to come along?” Olivia asked Rosalind and the others.
The question caused many in the group to instinctively shake their heads. No one was willing to enter such a forbidden zone.
Even though Olivia said she could guarantee their safety, they didn't dare believe her.
God's Ruins was already an extremely dangerous place. A location that was considered a forbidden zone even within God's Ruins was bound to be terrifying. How could they possibly dare to step inside so recklessly?
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