Chapter 160: Hello, Your Vessel Delivery Has Arrived

It was still in the middle of a beautiful garden, clustered with flowers and blooming with countless blossoms.

It had not even been a day, yet the Three True Ancestors had gathered once again in this Ninan Tingyuan.

Only this time, it was not a council between the Three True Ancestors convened by the First Progenitor, Joy.

On the contrary, the one who convened the council this time was Gada, who hated these convoluted matters the most.

Although she was nominally called a Huang Nu, under the erosion of the long passage of time, she had forgotten all the etiquette she had once learned in the Heavenly Tribe; the current Gada was merely a huntress who liked to pursue interesting things.

What she hated most was this kind of boring council.

In fact, if Joy had not convened the Three True Ancestors last time, she would not have participated in Ninan Tingyuan; she had not even sent a representative for the signing of the Sanctuary Treaty back then.

The scene thus fell into a brief silence.

And in the end, it was Joy who could not help but break the deadlock first, looking at Gada with slight confusion.

"Gada, didn't you go to monitor the Fourth Progenitor? How is it, did you discover anything?"

"Well..."

Gada shrugged her shoulders, wanting to talk about her findings, but seeing that Aisiwo'ergu'er seemed to have something to say.

Gada still yielded the space to Aisiwo'ergu'er and did not speak.

"What? You wouldn't have gone to monitor the Fourth Progenitor yet, would you? If not, why not leave this opportunity to me."

Aisiwo'ergu'er glanced at Gada and said calmly with a hint of a smile.

She was truly thinking very seriously about this possibility, but it was a pity that such an interesting thing had been snatched by Gada first.

If she could, she would even want to bear a child for the Fourth Progenitor.

"That's not it; actually, I was chased back."

Gada said with a grin, speaking of this matter that made her feel somewhat embarrassed.

"That heartless attitude of his made me even doubt my own charm."

Gada folded her hands under her chin and looked at the empty Ninan Tingyuan in front of her.

"Alright, Gada, tell us your findings."

Joy waved his hand; if it were just such a small matter, Gada would not need to contact them and specifically open Ninan Tingyuan; she must have had some real discovery and come to share intelligence.

"Fine, then I'll just say it; I thought you would be shocked for a moment."

Gada waved her hand quite boredly, leaned her petite body against the backrest, and propped her small, delicate feet on the table in front of her.

Just like that, while playing with her slender, lily-white fingers, she said casually.

"I was almost scared into incontinence by Agulora."

"And Agulora only let out a single cry."

Gada said indifferently about this matter that made her lose face.

"Agulora? The No. 12 Vessel?"

Aisiwo'ergu'er could not help but ask in return.

"Yes."

Gada nodded slightly.

"The sun in the sky falling down to hit the Earth—you say such a thing, and you expect me to believe it?"

Aisiwo'ergu'er sighed and said with slight helplessness.

"Yet the sun in the sky really did fall down."

"If we really fought, the Twelfth would probably kill me completely in one strike."

Gada muttered subconsciously in a low voice, but although this sound was very small, it could not be hidden from the remaining two True Ancestors at all.

The other two True Ancestors suddenly became quiet.

The Fourth Progenitor was originally created by the three of them together with the Heavenly Tribe; no one understood the power of the Fourth Progenitor or the strength of his Familiars better than they did.

But even so, they had never imagined that the Twelfth Familiar would be this powerful.

What was even more unimaginable to them was that this did not even require the Familiar to act; the Vessel who merely borrowed a portion of the Familiar's power had reached this level.

This simply shattered the worldviews of both of them.

"Today is not April Fool's Day, Gada."

Aisiwo'ergu'er scoffed and smiled.

If the Fourth Progenitor could reach this level, what would be left for the Heavenly Tribe and the other lives in this world?

Gada shrugged, not caring at all about Aisiwo'ergu'er's words, and continued to speak to herself.

"By the way, that guy said that if one does not have the power to destroy a star, one cannot even injure him."

"Well, let's just listen to it as a real Mythology for now."

It was Joy who said this with an interested expression.

"Are you sure he was telling the truth?"

At this, Gada put her hands behind her head and said while holding her head.

"Not sure, but the fact that the Twelfth alone has the power to easily freeze this planet is not fake."

"And the Twelfth had only absorbed a small portion of the other party's power to reach this level today."

Gada raised her head, looked at the sky above the fence of Ninan Tingyuan, and said in a flat tone.

"So, that man really does have the power to destroy this planet."

Joy tapped the table at this moment and said softly.

"Then, what is the other party's origin and his purpose in replacing the Fourth Progenitor?"

"Origin and purpose, huh?"

Gada sat up straight, stretched, and said.

"It comes from a god-made universe called Little Garden, the stage of the gods."

"As for the purpose, it's probably to recruit subordinates since his faction is in need of reconstruction."

Gada explained casually, then turned her head to look at her two old friends.

"I have already decided to follow him to Little Garden."

The two True Ancestors were stunned for a moment, then immediately furrowed their brows.

"The authenticity of the information revealed by the other party has not been confirmed yet; are you sure this is a good decision?"

Joy said in a tactful tone, wanting to persuade Gada to calm down and think it over.

"Authenticity? I'm afraid that if I wait any longer, I won't even be able to afford a ticket."

Gada lazily propped her cheek with her left hand, looking at Joy and Aisiwo'ergu'er.

"At the end of the day, I have lived for thousands of years, and the days have become boring enough. Although it was my decision back then to act as a vessel to seal the Familiar, remaining immortal until now, I regret it more than anything now."

"If I go to Little Garden and die there, I'm afraid this harmful thing called a Familiar will die with me, so the goal will be achieved."

"If I don't die, I will live an interesting life there; isn't that great?"

Joy did not speak, merely remaining silent, while on the other side, Aisiwo'ergu'er revealed an expression of interest.

"Seriously, you two should also hurry up and prepare, and send the data related to the Vessel, the Fourth Progenitor, and the Saint Annihilation to him."

"Perhaps Su Nian will take you along when he goes to Little Garden. At the very least, he might spare you when he starts causing trouble."

Gada shrugged her shoulders casually as she spoke; this was also the reason she had summoned and contacted the other two True Ancestors again.

After all, they had a friendship spanning thousands of years; at the very least, Gada did not want them to stand on the opposite side of her, or die so inexplicably in the giant waves of History.

Su Nian's goal was very clear: it was simply to trigger a History Conversion Period to obtain Merit. In the rolling wheels of History, even a True Ancestor might not necessarily fare well.

What Su Nian wanted was not some small disturbance, but a giant wave of an era comparable to the level of the Great Saint Annihilation.

After a brief silence, Joy sighed and said.

"How much longer? Will it affect the order of this world?"

"Old man, you really do have a strong sense of responsibility."

Gada understood that the First Progenitor intended to prepare in advance to deal with the giant waves stirred up by Su Nian.

This man was like this in the past when he was one of the gods of the Heavenly Tribe; he inexplicably possessed a strong sense of responsibility.

Even now, he had taken action to create the Sanctuary Treaty, ending the long war in this world and returning it to peace.

It was likely that he still did not wish to see the tragedy of the original Saint Annihilation war reappear on the earth.

"I don't know, but I can be certain that the other party is not the type who fears that the world won't be in chaos."

"I understand what you mean."

The Forgotten War King sighed, as if to forget his own complex emotions, and said.

"We will cooperate with the actions of that newborn Fourth Progenitor and provide him with convenience."

"As for the data and the Vessel he needs, we will entrust someone to send them to him."

Gada brought this matter up at this time, and her goal was very clear.

It was nothing more than to invite them, and to warn them not to cause trouble and to provide convenience for Su Nian.

Moreover, if possible, Gada hoped even more that they could get a share of the benefits from the History Conversion Period triggered by Su Nian.

It was just that this was probably a pipe dream.

"Many thanks, old man."

Gada waved her hand, counting as a thank you—a very frivolous thank you—but as comrades of thousands of years, this thank you appeared exceptionally heavy.

"If there is a chance, let's meet again in Little Garden."

"Hmm, if there is a chance."

In the Ninan Tingyuan, the three figures disappeared from the chairs in the center.

The courtyard fell into complete silence.

In the faculty district, inside Nangong Nayue's villa.

Su Nian held a cup of black tea, sitting on a white fabric sofa, legs crossed, looking at the seascape outside the window.

Taking a sip, Su Nian shook the teacup, his expression slightly disgusted as he said.

"Adding brandy to black tea, what kind of heresy is this, Nayue-chan?"

"We're both adults, so don't complain about the alcohol."

Nangong Nayue, sitting opposite him, hummed, then closed one eye and took a light sip of the black tea.

"Your Vessel delivery seems to be arriving soon; when do you plan to sign for it?"

Hearing this, Su Nian smiled, placed the teacup on the table, and said.

"Nayue-chan, peeking at other people's privacy is not a good habit, you know."

"Then please get a phone card with your own identity before saying that, Lord Su Nian."

Nangong Nayue rolled her eyes speechlessly; she didn't even want to say anything more.

Did he really think she hadn't noticed Su Nian using her phone to play games with Lan Yu Qiancong? And spending money on microtransactions!

Such a good student, and she had been dragged into becoming a gaming addict.

Did he really think her phone was his own?

And is there a possibility that our Lord Su Nian simply didn't have his own phone, which led to people only being able to contact Nangong Nayue?

And then contact Lord Su Nian through Nangong Nayue.

"Also, give my phone back; don't I need to use my phone?"

Nangong Nayue snatched the phone from Su Nian's hand, then forcibly shoved the new phone she had bought and registered a phone card for into Su Nian's hand.

Living in modern society, it is truly inconvenient without a phone, especially since she carries quite a heavy burden herself.

She is both a teacher and a Demon Attack Specialist, as well as the chief instructor of the Demon Attack Specialists on Itogami Island, and also serves as Su Nian's secretary.

It really won't do to not have a convenient communication tool like a mobile phone.

(End of chapter)