Chapter 986

The Goddess of Dawn clearly had never suffered the loss of a devil's contract; this short covenant was a typical devil's contract.

Developing together—how is developing together calculated? I develop to the republican system of the stars, you develop to the tribal slavery system of the desert oasis—does that count as developing together? Systems have no good or bad, only suitability. Perhaps the tribal slavery system is more suitable for you?

Sharing faith—the Lord of Radiance shares faith with the Goddess of Dawn, which means you can share my power of radiance, and I can share your power of dawn. Trading the power of radiance for the origin of dawn—if Silver Coin came, he would have to call Anthony a profiteer.

This clause is Anthony's true goal; Ang's oracle has already been completed.

As for the later "helping each other" and "defending together," to what extent should one help? How should one defend? Staying by one's side, Ang protecting you—does that count as defending together?

The most shameless part is the signature. The covenant signed by the Lord of Radiance—what does it have to do with me, the Pope of Radiance? If it really doesn't work, kill Shahe to vent your anger, and later the Master will resurrect him; Shahe is the real Archbishop of Radiance.

However, although the covenant has great maneuverability, Anthony does not intend to breach the contract directly. If he can bring the Goddess of Dawn out and make her do hard labor, that is also a good thing. The Goddess of Dawn manages marriage, plus Lisa, the Goddess of Harvest, manages fertility—a perfect match.

Thinking of this, Anthony began his performance, veins popping on his face, and he said "angrily": "You lied to me? You were originally trapped here? You have no ability to fulfill the covenant at all? Too hateful, why did you lie to me? Despicable."

An unnatural look appeared on the face of the Goddess of Dawn, and she twisted her fingers and said: "It was you who said you wanted to sign the covenant. My priest only said you came to visit me, and didn't say anything about a covenant."

"You..." Anthony had an expression of being choked with anger, "angrily" glaring at the Goddess of Dawn.

The Goddess of Dawn was in the wrong, weakly shifted her gaze, slowly shrank her neck, and quietly wanted to retreat. It seems she really rarely pits people, and her psychological burden is heavy.

Seeing that the rhythm was about right, Anthony then said "angrily": "What else are you hiding from me? Speak! Why are you trapped here? If you cannot be honest with your allies, then the covenant cannot be fulfilled."

The Goddess of Dawn breathed a sigh of relief and hurriedly said: "This moving cage was originally built to imprison me. They couldn't eliminate me, so they could only build a spatial moving cage to imprison me."

"They? Who are they? They couldn't eliminate you?" Anthony looked the Goddess of Dawn up and down in confusion.

Compared to normal deities, the Goddess of Dawn's form is excessively small, with no sense of oppression. Normal deities often appear before others in huge sizes for the sake of oppression, because the oppression of size is the most intuitive and intense.

Of course, this refers to ordinary deities. At the level of ancient gods, size is strength, because if the size is too small, it cannot hold enough energy.

As for the level of origin, the number is too small, and the sample size is insufficient to summarize a pattern.

The Goddess of Dawn's size is very small; her upper body is about the same as an ordinary human, it's just that the long dress on her lower body is too wide and large, making her look large. However, in Anthony's eyes, she is not at the level that requires building a special cage to imprison her.

"I don't know who they are. They wanted to kill me but couldn't, so they could only lock me here. The space here is cut into countless pieces, constantly changing. I move in one direction to go to the next space, it moves, and I lose my direction. So, unless I can pass through all the spaces in a short time, I will never be able to leave here," the Goddess of Dawn said.

Anthony understood. It's like playing chess on a constantly changing chessboard. Originally wanting to eat the king, the grid moves, and it moves to the route of a magic crystal cannon. Except for Lord Nai Ge, many people might not be able to play this kind of chess.

If one cannot solve the trajectory of spatial movement, it is indeed difficult to walk out, unless one has the speed of Feiti, reaching the end in a few swipes.

"Can't you transmit away?" Anthony asked.

The Goddess of Dawn shook her head: "There is no transmission array here."

Anthony took out the transmission slate, spent some time splicing them together, combined them into a small transmission array, and activated it, but found that it could not connect to other transmission arrays.

It's not that it couldn't connect, but it was very easy to interrupt. Just when he discovered a transmission array and was about to connect, all the points flickered and refreshed.

This is even more dangerous than not being able to connect. Even if it were connected, Anthony wouldn't dare to transmit. If it flickered during transmission, the whole person would be cut into several pieces.

With the transmission array like this, the transmission scroll must be the same. Anthony took out a transmission scroll, tore it open, took out a piece of clothing to wrap it, and threw it in front of him.

The transmission scroll flashed with white light and transmitted the clothing away.

Anthony called out with his soul: "Master, did you receive the transmission?"

Ang nodded and pulled Lord Nai Ge into the soul connection, letting Lord Nai Ge respond: "Received, but it popped out from the side of the transmission array. The clothing has already been shattered into seventeen or eighteen pieces, appearing in radial strips. It seems it was torn apart by spatial stress release."

If it can't be transmitted, then he can only look for the exit directly. Anthony asked in the soul connection: "How should I go?"

Lord Nai Ge responded: "Very simple, take spatial movement as the rhythm. Every time it moves, you move one grid. Now it's up, up, down, down, left, right, left."

Following Lord Nai Ge's guidance, Anthony and the Goddess of Dawn ran wildly in the pitch-black void.

This is not an easy task. Each piece of space is not small, and it takes time to fly from one end to the other. It must be completed before the next movement of space, otherwise the order of movement will change and need to be recalculated.

They came to the edge of the first space. Anthony kept passing through and came to the second "grid." However, he could pass through the invisible boundary of the two spaces without any hindrance, but the Goddess of Dawn could not.

The Goddess of Dawn first entered the gap, spreading out like glue injected between two pieces of glass, and then emerged from the other side.

Anthony reached out and touched the boundary in confusion, but felt nothing. Clearly, this kind of boundary only acts on the Goddess of Dawn.

Without time to think carefully, Anthony and the other continued to advance. Following Lord Nai Ge's order, when they entered the seventh grid space, a platform appeared abruptly in another grid ahead, and there was only a lonely door on the platform.

Anthony and the Goddess of Dawn were invigorated in unison and accelerated to fly toward the platform.

The two passed through the gap and crossed into the "grid" where the platform was located. Before Anthony could stand firm, a phantom condensed on the platform, eyes staring at Anthony, red light emerging in the eyes, and at the same time a huge voice resounded throughout the space: "Sinful God, retreat!"