I mistakenly became the protagonist here

"It is never the god himself who collars the god."

They are all beings born within rules. How can one say that one is more noble than others?

Some are just different proportions of power they control.

Gods who control a greater proportion are naturally noble, and gods who control a single power naturally possess High status.

However, the level of power and one's own strength are not the reasons for gods to put collars on gods.

Because gods with power from birth really understand these twists and turns. If it is the seal of gods, I am afraid it will be too early. Someone can think of a way to deal with it.

Therefore, the person who puts collars on the gods in the lower world is never the gods themselves.

"Snapped!"

A pure black collar was hung around Ikelos's neck, wrists and ankles, and a god instantly turned into a prisoner. The other end of the chain was hidden in the void, locked tightly to Ikelos. All actions of Keros

"Ouranos...heh...you actually pulled such a trick……"

Ikelos spoke out extremely depressed words with an aggrieved face.

He knew that they were all plotted against, by Ouranos.

But what was even more uncomfortable was that when he thought about it now, he didn't even feel that there was anything wrong with Ouranos' original decision, as if it was a natural result.

But is this really a matter of course?

Perhaps their gods were collared as a matter of course, and then treated as puppets acting on strings?

……No, their gods may not be that valuable yet.

But when Ikelos thought of this, he felt even more uncomfortable. What did his past experience mean? It's just a life that has been manipulated at will.

God? Ha~ maybe the gods are not as good as even the children of the lower world

"This is a farce... What is the purpose of our gods’ existence?"

If everything is arranged, do their gods really have a meaning to exist?

Many children in the lower world say that their lives have value and life itself is meaningful.

The lives of children in the lower world are short. But occasionally there are a few that shine particularly brightly, and they can always release great brilliance in their short lives.

So, what about their gods?

They are just playthings.

Maybe... not even as good as playthings.

Those who want to understand this Ikelos was completely ruined.

He couldn't accept it or understand it.

"No, the existence of our gods is not meaningless."

Ikelos gritted his teeth. He could never admit that his life was meaningless, and he could never accept that the existence of gods was meaningless.

"Hermes, Loki, what do you say?"

Looking at Ikelos who couldn't accept the reality and started biting people, both Loki and Hermes had some sarcasm on their faces.

"You even have to ask others whether you have the meaning of existence. Ikelos, you are meaningless like this."

Loki's rude voice was filled with bitter words, and he sneered at this incompetent waste. Of course, their gods are not meaningless, and their existence has always had enough meaning.

But that is based on themselves. Under the premise that one's own existence is meaningful.

And a guy who can't even determine the meaning of his own existence and needs other people to confirm, his own existence is meaningless.

Hermes pressed his bowler hat with his hand, The voice is a little deeper

"Ikelos, you are really a very nihilistic and empty guy, just like your child."

"No, I am not……"

Facing Loki's ridicule and Hermes' denial, Ikelos looked even paler than when he was about to be deported just now.

It is torture for a god to return to that joyless place in heaven.

But compared to Lezi, the meaning of one's own existence is what the gods care more about.

Once the value and significance of self-sustainment in the past are completely negated, the meaning of the existence of gods will be meaningless.

This is unacceptable to many gods.

This is a reality that is enough to make a god collapse. (To read cool novels, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Ah, I completely collapsed.

Looking at Ikelos' eyes that had completely lost their luster and his talking to himself like a madman, both Loki and Hermes understood that Ikelos, who couldn't accept it, had gone crazy.

Bell glanced at God Ikelos, who was beginning to fall into self-doubt, and shook his head slightly in his heart.

The barbarian regained consciousness before his death, but his main god fell into madness after being captured. This is really ironic.

Does it have meaning in itself?

This question is nothing more than a word play.

Because this problem is not defined by others, but defined by yourself.

Even if this is a chaotic world where everyone and the gods are just puppets, as long as the person involved feels that it is meaningful, then even in such a world, there is meaning for self-existence.

People who cannot accept the truth often start to collapse from themselves.

God Hermes and God Loki had known this secret for a long time, but they were just shocked. Other than that, they did not dig into it or think about such a meaningless topic.

Bell had no intention of enlightening God Ikelos' confusion.

No matter how much this god doubts himself, it will not affect what he will do next.

On the contrary, it would be a good thing if the god Ikelos could settle down in the future.

".God Loki, let's go then."

The problems here have been dealt with, and the people who should be taken back have been caught. They should leave now.

Bell can clearly feel that some people are starting to gather around him.

In order to avoid open war, Bell felt it was necessary to leave first

"Why! Mr. Bell, I also want to witness what happens next."

Seeing that Bell was about to take Loki away, Hermes quickly stopped thinking deeply and hurriedly followed the way back.

"……"

"God Hermes, please follow us too."

There is no other way. We can only bring people over now.

Although Bell doesn't like to reveal his secrets, especially to gods like Hermes whose moral integrity is almost zero.

But everything that should be revealed was given by Loki. It was revealed that it was impossible to recycle it now.

Bell shook his head helplessly and could only take God Hermes with him. It was obviously not a good thing, but he still wanted to witness it.

After tearing apart the space, Bell walked in front with the collared and chained god Ikelos. Loki and Hermes followed behind the chained Ikelos. As they walked, the two looked at the god Ikelos who was about to collapse. Kelos.

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