His voice grew quieter and his body farther away. When he entered the main hall, his long white hair was still lingering outside the temple gate, and a hazy halo seemed to shroud it when the sun shone on it. Tiny white clouds came down from the walls of the temple and straightened out Jehovah's hair one by one.

Michael then saw that Jehovah's hair grew longer and longer, which meant that his life span was the longest in the entire angelic world.

But thinking of the sudden shortening of his hair just before Yahweh had said something, Michael hid his thoughts.

As for the loyal but "abandoned" Veters, Michael can only have mercy: Azazler, the last time you broke into the Star Rail City, you kept saying that I was inferior to Lucifer, well, now I just give you half of Lucifer, so that he can transform your woman into an angel, this gift, you can take it.

The archangel can directly transform humans into angels, but such angels will always be the lowest snow angels, and cannot grow into four-winged or six-winged angels. Although he is not old, he only has the lifespan of a human being, and he will die one day.

Unaware of Michael's plans, the wandering Atlash and the Sui have walked away from the human world, walking through the dwarven underground kingdoms, through the delicate moonlit forests, and even knocking on the indifferent Yeti people.

Whether it was Artedusty who deliberately took him to show off, I don't know.

The Yeti Patriarch is simply old, and he can still greet them without changing his face even though he knows that the Sui are actually Queen Solomon but almost became their mistress, but the patriarch is in retreat and has not seen them, which makes the Sui and Yat Chenxi somewhat disappointed.

As for whether the starting point of the two disappointments is one thing, it is unknown.

The two of them were the only ones on the journey, and Atdusty even took her to the treehouse where he lived in Orlando, and the Sui laughed at him for the first time in his life that he had lived so badly because they were chased and beaten by the villagers as demons.

Atdusty also promised her to release Vashak once she returned to Solomon, but there was no mention of Merlot. The faith in her heart is different, and Merlot chooses to become the enemy, and she dies with faith.

The Sui people thought it was actually good to go on like this, and she hid the secret under the layers of dirt, and stepped on it to love Artedust.

After experiencing a dream, the Sui became suspicious.

Atdusti is a person, and he also wants the Sui to love him as a person, and his heart is not occupied by anyone, no matter what kind of feelings. For all the existence that distracted her, Artedusty did not want to erase it, it was a kind of possessiveness, but he was very obvious.

The Sui wanted him to be a wise king, so he would hide all the darkness from her.

She was the rope that held him to him, the only soft spot on the tip of his heart.

This was discovered by the Sui while traveling, because during this time he was only her, and she was only him.

Atdusty attributed all of the Sui's previous insecurity to Merlot's troubles, and now that she calmed down, she noticed a problem.

Did Michael really have his real name, and was he really using the bindings?

The Sui were not sure, and if Michael didn't have one at all, she would be a joke. It's a big joke that she goes back and forth all this time!

But when Atdusti had an explanation for killing several groups of demon kings before, this doubt really frightened the Suyi people.