Chapter 798: Two Goddesses Together Engage in Wild Speculation! They Smell a Hint of Rivalry!

Mayvise covered her small mouth with her hand; if she moved it, Vivela would see her mouth had opened wide enough to fit an egg.

Even if Mayvise made any expression, she still looked beautiful.

But even under extreme shock, she would never let herself look like that.

Elves are naturally elegant and noble; the ladies of human kingdoms cultivate many manners from childhood, but many of those manners are merely forced constraints.

Unlike elves, whose nobility is innate.

They are born free, yet inherently noble, always maintaining grace no matter the circumstance.

Thus, elves rarely commit breaches of etiquette.

The Elf Goddess certainly would not.

But this time, Mayvise still broke etiquette.

Because the basket containing the Eight-Colored Divine Soil had fallen to the ground.

For a goddess, such a reaction was already a breach of decorum.

It was enough to imagine the magnitude of Mayvise's shock.

Seeing this, Vivela picked up the basket from the ground; inside it was filled with Eight-Colored Divine Soil.

There was no small amount of this Eight-Colored Divine Soil.

Divine things are naturally not as simple as they appear.

The basket's interior space was enormous.

Vivela had previously spent considerable time preparing a fair quantity of Seven-Colored Divine Soil.

And Mayvise happened to possess another color that Vivela did not have.

So she rearranged them and blended them into Eight-Colored Divine Soil.

The Eight-Colored Divine Soil contained denser energy and more nutritional components.

The same plants grown in Eight-Colored Divine Soil performed better than those grown in Seven-Colored Divine Soil.

This was the Elf Goddesses' signature technique.

They could search the Heavenly Realm for needed materials and craft various kinds of soil.

In the divine realms of human deities, three-colored divine soil was already considered excellent.

The reason Elf Goddesses' divine realms housed so many precious plants was closely tied to these divine soils.

After all, soil was the foundation of plant growth.

…

After Vivela picked up the basket, Mayvise still remained dazed.

Seeing this, Vivela said nothing; she placed the basket atop a white stone and sat down to stabilize her divine body.

This time, over an hour passed before Mayvise finally came to her senses, walking over to Vivela and saying:

"Vivela, this is unbelievable—how did you manage it?"

Before Vivela could answer, Mayvise guessed the answer herself: "I know—it must be the help of the Flame Lord, right, Vivela?"

Vivela nodded and said: "Indeed, Mayvise. It was only through the aid of my Lord that I broke through the third tier so quickly."

Having confirmation, Mayvise exclaimed: "Vivela, the Flame Lord possesses such power—he's too formidable! Even the Light Goddess couldn't do this. Vivela, I've been wondering lately—was the Flame Lord once incredibly powerful?"

Vivela looked at Mayvise and asked: "Why do you ask that?"

Mayvise leaned closer and whispered: "It's simple. Such a powerful deity as the Flame Lord—why was he never famous in the Heavenly Realm? And from what those few gods implied, his divine realm only appeared on the Continent of Gods two years ago. This suggests he was likely severely wounded in the past, lost his realm, yet still remains this powerful…"

Here she paused, then voiced her theory:

"So I think the Flame Lord is very likely a once-powerful deity who suffered catastrophic damage long, long ago."

"Ah! You think the same thing, Mayvise?"

Vivela, hearing Mayvise's words, was taken aback.

Mayvise said: "Judging by the Flame Lord's growth trajectory, only this explanation makes sense—but other possibilities can't be ruled out, like the Flame Lord being an absolute genius who reached this level in such a short time."

"But Vivela, in all the endless ages of the Heavenly Realm, no such genius has ever emerged."

She added.

Yes.

It was no wonder Mayvise thought this way.

Nor could it be blamed on Vivela for having thought the same before.