The mess on the Future was quickly cleaned up, and the ship continued to sail into the depths of the Sea of Ruins.

Having not yet encountered the danger of this sea, Louise's tone was rather relaxed, and she said:

"The source of the danger here seems to be very clear, so guess how many gods are involved in this divine war?"

Bernadette was silent for a moment, but she was not the answer to the question, for she was no stranger to the sea, if not very familiar, and she wondered about Louise's motives for asking the question.

After thinking about it for a while to no avail, she gave her own answer in a somewhat uncertain way:

"The six gods of the Seven Gods other than the 'God of Steam', the 'Visionary' and the 'True Creator' of the audience path, this is the part I can confirm."

Louise bowed slightly, hesitated for a moment, and commented simply:

"In a sense, you're right, but you're missing out that today's gods don't have a Sequence 0 person from the day they were born."

Bernadette resisted the urge to frown, thought quickly, and soon came to the most appropriate conclusion.

Her judgment was not wrong, the power left in this sea area did belong to these gods...... No, it should belong to the gods who used to be in these ways, but a wide-ranging divine war caused many gods to fall, and I don't know how many ups and downs and secret processes have gone through in the middle, and finally the gods of today have gained the greatest benefits and become gods.

This must be the metaphor in Louise's words, she knows so much, no wonder she has a contemptuous attitude towards Russell, who did make many unforgivable mistakes because of some kind of ignorance, which led to the final end.

"What is the outcome of this divine war?" Bernadette asked.

Louise chuckled and complimented, "You're very good at getting to the point!" ”

Then, she said: "The victor has been buried in the secrets of history, guess why?" ”

Bernadette frowned, pondered for a long time, and finally said with some hesitation:

"A divine war broke out between many ancient gods, and the final victor gained full authority, but she fell shortly after, giving the angels who survived the divine war a chance to advance to sequence 0, that is, the gods today."

Louise smiled slightly: "That's what you said, I didn't say anything." ”

This is tantamount to acquiescence, Bernadette found that her worldview seemed to be re-established in an instant, although she had almost lost her faith, but the reverence for the gods was still there, and now she knew part of the gods' 'family history', and the shock in her heart lingered for a while.

But the more she knew, the more confused she became, and Bernadette quickly calmed down and asked:

"Is the Godforsaken Lands also a remnant of that divine war?"

Louise glanced at her and replied in a somewhat understated tone:

"Who told you that there can only be one god war?"

Bernadette didn't care about the ridicule in her words, she thought reluctantly, yes, a divine war buried most of the ancient gods, and gave birth to a final victor, and the fall of this victor will naturally break out another divine war, which is probably the origin of the "Godforsaken Land".

She then asked, "In that case, why haven't the Seven Gods opened the passage between the 'Godforsaken Land' and the Northern Continent for thousands of years?" ”

Louise paused for a moment and replied, "Because there aren't enough interests, and besides, there's a guy in the 'Giant Court' that no one wants to face. ”

Bernadette didn't ask any more, not only because she had a hunch that Louise wouldn't answer, but also because of an unusual fluctuation in the ocean outside.

............

On the deck of the Future, Crane and the others gathered here, mainly to prevent sudden changes, but Louise was never seen out of the cabin.

If her group is still fine, Louise is naturally unlikely to be in danger, so it is inevitable that she will be curious if she stays in the cabin, doesn't she care about this ocean at all?

Until, very abruptly, a storm appeared in the direction of the ship's advance.

Although this sea area cannot be judged by normal thinking, it is still shocking that a 100-meter-high waterspout suddenly appeared on the surface of the sea that is obviously calm.

's heart tightened, and their eyes all looked at the "star general", after all, only she knew this sea area.

Gadelia was about to speak, when she suddenly turned her head, and sure enough, she saw Louise's figure appear on the deck.

"Leave it to me." Louise smiled, looking very relaxed.

In fact, since entering the sea of ruins, there has not been any sound in her ears that should not have appeared, and it is simply too calm to be calm.

Perhaps it was the "City of Calamity" that cut off the silent whispers, and Louise was noncommittal, but the storm in front of her was unaffected by the "City of Calamity", and it appeared when it wanted to.

Louise soared into the air, holding the translucent angel sword in her hand, and slashed at the waterspout in front of her with all her might, as if she wanted to cut it into two pieces in the air.

In fact, it didn't, and under the amazed gaze of everyone, an equally huge fire tornado appeared out of thin air and roared forward.

The two quickly collided together, but instead of erupting into the huge movement as imagined, they merged with each other silently, and finally disappeared at the same time.

Seeing this, Gadelia breathed a sigh of relief, and she said:

"Fortunately, in the sea of ruins, try not to take the initiative to cause too much movement, because I don't know if it will attract some unexpected dangers."

Louise smiled, "I'm well aware of the dangers here, don't worry." ”

Crane's heart moved, but he thought that this trip was already escorted by Miss "Power", and there was no need for him to explore the secrets hidden in this sea area, so he didn't speak.

Suddenly, a long hiss came from the front.

The sound was loud and wanton, but it didn't have that hair-raising sense of danger.

Immediately afterward, the sound of horses galloping sounded, and two horses that seemed to be made of gold rushed out from behind the storm that had dissipated, pulling a magnificent chariot of the same gold.

Was it chasing the storm just now, or was it attracted by the movement just caused?

Louise was a little puzzled, and at the same time, a calm voice of Cordelia appeared in her ears:

"Keep your head down, don't look."

Instead of immediately bowing her head, she glanced up at the magnificent chariot, and a strong stinging pain quickly appeared in her eyes, and Louise immediately lowered her head from the heart, and the pain quickly disappeared.

The golden light of the chariot had not yet faded, and suddenly there was darkness in front of him, and the two were so closely connected that they almost came from front to back.

The most dangerous night of the Divine War Sea is here.