Chapter 662: Forced to Fight

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

This was really hair-raising.

In fact, Roy had guessed early on that there might be more than one Void Lord. After all, the Void was so vast, so how could there only be one Void Lord in the endless Void World? But his guess had no evidence, so he couldnt verify it.

At least until he spied on YShaarjs fragmented memories

Among YShaarjs memory fragments, one of them was still very clear.

It was a scene of countless infant Old G.o.ds identical to YShaarj entering the material world from the Void World. YShaarj was naturally among them, and this memory fragment was full of YShaarjs joy and fanaticism. It was happy for its birth and fanatical about its mission.

Perhaps it was because of the deep impression that this memory fragment remained very clear after YShaarjs death, and it was Roy seeing this memory fragment that he confirmed his guess.

The purpose of the Void Lords throwing pioneers and pathfinders into the material world was to find planets with world-souls. But because the Void Lords didnt know which planets had world-souls, they threw Old G.o.ds randomly. The entire material universe was so vast, and planets existed in units of trillions, so it was destined that Old G.o.ds had to be released in batches.

In other words, these so-called pioneers and pathfinders were actually cheap products ma.s.s-produced by industrialization! The Void Lords needed to consume energy to create Old G.o.ds. In order to minimize the consumption and ma.s.s-produce Old G.o.ds, it was inevitable to use the same template for Old G.o.ds!

This was why YShaarj had many identical compatriots in his memory fragments. This could prove that they were produced by the same Void Lord.

On Azeroth, a total of five Old G.o.ds had appeared. However, these five Old G.o.ds looked completely different. Xalatath had died too early, so no one knew what this Old G.o.d looked like. Its appearance couldnt be found in YShaarjs memory fragments, but it was certain that it looked different from the other Old G.o.ds. YShaarj looked like a gigantic centipede, and its head could be raised upright, with several pairs of ferocious claws along both sides of its body. Yogg-Saron looked like a strange fish with an enormous mouth full of sharp teeth, and even its eyeball looked like sharp teeth. CThun looked like it had an incomparably large eyeball on its head, and NZoth looked like a big octopus.

There were huge differences in the appearances of these Old G.o.ds. The only commonality was their tentacles, which could be long or short but were still tentacles. But these tentacles were for taking root better in planets.

Five Old G.o.ds, five different appearances, representing five completely different templates, it would simply be a joke to say that they were created by the same Void Lord.

And the most important evidence came from the compet.i.tion between the Old G.o.ds. Xalatath had been the first to arrive on Azeroth, but it had been killed by the four Old G.o.ds later. If the Old G.o.ds were just taking orders from the same Void Lord, this would absolutely not have happened. They should have worked together to corrode Azeroth.

The five templates represented five different Void Lords, but this was only because five Old G.o.ds had appeared on Azeroth. There could be more Old G.o.ds with different templates. In other words, there might be more than five Void Lords.

Void Lords were powerful. Roy naturally understood this. In the Void World, Sargeras and the Four Hors.e.m.e.n of the Apocalypse had joined forces but couldnt even break the sh.e.l.l of a Void Lord. This power naturally made people feel despair. It was precisely because of this blow that the proud and arrogant Sargeras finally collapsed and went from one extreme to another.

But did this really mean that the Void Lords couldnt be defeated? Of course, this wasnt the case. Roy knew very well that the Void Lords seemed invincible only because they were in the Void World and had the energy of the entire Void World for them to use. If they could be pulled into the material world, it might be a different story.

Sargeras might have thought of this, but he couldnt find a way to pull the Void Lord into the material world in advance. So in the end, he could only think of the Burning Crusade plan to destroy the material world in advance to slow down the growth of the Void Lords energy. This step might seem crazy, but the core goal was to ensure that when the Void Lord entered the material world in the future, it wouldnt be so powerful that it was unsolvable!

Only extremes were remembered, only obsessiveness dared to move forward bravely, and only madness could comprehend greatness. Sargeras stubbornly carried out his plan to save the entire universe in his own way. Regardless of whether the world thought he was right or wrong, he was always moving forward with this goal.

From this point of view, Sargeras was worthy of admiration

But it was unknown what kind of mentality Sargeras would have when he learned that there were multiple Void Lords Perhaps he had already vaguely sensed this possibility. Otherwise, after discovering Azeroths world-soul in the future, he wouldnt have wanted to destroy her from the beginning to prevent her from being corrupted by the Void and then change his mind to absorb her. This was to increase his strength in preparation to fight against the Void Lords in the future. When he was finally taken away by the Pantheon, he realized that he couldnt do anything, so he wanted to destroy Azeroth completely and stabbed his sword into it

Roys a.n.a.lysis of Sargeras was actually very close to his true thoughts. It had to be said that as the first demon king that Sargeras had invited when he formed the Burning Legion, Roys understanding of Sargeras was indeed unique. And Sargeras could presumably understand Roys understanding of him. So even though Roy disappeared in the timeline at the drop of a hat, Sargeras still recognized his status as a commander of the Burning Legion. He even carried out the promise he had made to collect souls for him.

Although this couldnt be considered mutual appreciation, it was still a kind of tacit understanding

This was the greatest gain that Roy obtained from prying into the memories of the Heart of YShaarj. What Roy wanted to know more was the names or t.i.tles of the Void Lords and what abilities they had. Unfortunately, YShaarj didnt know much about the Void Lord he served. It had been sent to the material world before it could even catch a glimpse of its lord.

If there were only a large number of Void Lords, it wouldnt have mattered too much. But the problem was that Roy came from the outside world and had come into contact with existences like Lilith, so his understanding of the Void was different from others.

After confirming his guess that there was more than one Void Lord, Roy inevitably thought of some situations that Lilith had once told him. Lilith had once said that the true bodies of the seven most ancient Deadly Sin Demon Kings of the Abyss had disappeared from the Infinite Worlds. Occasionally, traces of their existence in certain worlds were actually deeds done by the clones they had created a long time ago. According to Lilith, the true bodies of these Seven Demon Kings had left in pursuit of the traces of the Creator.

Lilith was also pursuing the traces of the Creator. She had found Roy, obtained the seed of his Chaos power, and then brought him into this world and universe. Then she plunged into the rift of the Twisting Nether.

All these signs indicated that the Creator had finally disappeared somewhere in the Void. Since Lilith knew this and went to the depths of the Void to find the Creator, then the other Seven Demon Kings definitely knew. Did this mean that the Seven Demon Kings had also gone to the depths of the Void?

Roy didnt know if the Seven Demon Kings had found traces of the Creator, but he had a vague guess that the Seven Demon Kings definitely had a great relations.h.i.+p with the Void Lords. If he boldly imagined the situation further, there might be seven Void Lords formed by the Seven Demon Kings who had entered the Void.

The reason why Roy guessed this was that he knew that without the Chaos power to resist the Void, no life could resist the corrosion of Void energy. Perhaps while the Seven Demon Kings were searching for the Creator in the depths of the Void, they were gradually devoured and transformed by the Void

Moreover, from his interactions with Lilith in the past, Roy could understand that she really regarded the Creator as her father. She had always had a kind of admiration for the Creator, but it seemed that the other Seven Demon Kings were not like this, so their motive for pursuing the traces of the Creator was quite questionable. To put it bluntly, the Seven Demon Kings were probably thinking about the authority of the Creator!

Roy didnt know if his guess was right, but in any case, after connecting all these things, he had his own logic for making such a guess. Since he knew that there was more than one Void Lord, he might as well be bold and define them as seven.

After being corroded and corrupted by the Void, the Seven Demon Kings were probably no longer the Seven Demon Kings. Perhaps their former demon names didnt even exist. It was enough to know that they were enemies of the material world.

Roy was now considering if he should tell Sargeras about this situation or if it was enough for him to know.

After much deliberation, Roy decided not to tell Sargeras because, in his opinion, Sargerass Burning Crusade would ultimately fail. No matter how great his initial motive was, this plan to destroy the world had created too many enemies for him. If he told him about the number of Void Lords, it was hard to say what crazier things Sargeras would do, which would accelerate the destruction of the Burning Legion.

Roy still wanted to continue holding the banner of the Burning Legion and stay in this world for a while

There were only these useful memories in the Heart of YShaarj. Roy withdrew his claws and prepared to leave. But when he returned to the ground, he found himself surrounded by an army created by the t.i.tans.

The aesir and vanir, these t.i.tan-forged storm giants and stone giants, surrounded the entire Vale of Eternal Blossoms. Roys intrusion into the research base in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms had alarmed the t.i.tanic watchers. They were very curious about how a demon creature suddenly intruded into Azeroth. Moreover, to them, it was extremely dangerous for demons to come into contact with the Heart of YShaarj, so they mobilized a large number of troops to surround Roy in a short time. Furthermore, two keepers of the t.i.tans, Highkeeper Ra-den and Prime Designate Odyn, appeared together.

Highkeeper Ra-den was originally in charge of dealing with the remains of YShaarj. After receiving the notification, he realized that this demon creature that suddenly intruded might not be easy to deal with, so he immediately contacted Prime Designate Odyn and got him to teleport over. The two keepers wanted to capture this demon creature for interrogation.

Roy was very depressed about this. He didnt expect keepers to come so quickly. Initially, he had planned to leave as soon as possible. The imprisoned Old G.o.ds had nothing to do with him, and it was meaningless to fight with the t.i.tan-forged watchers. Next, he only wanted to go to the Well of Eternity to see if he could get some well water. But now that the keepers had come so quickly, it wasnt so easy to leave.

In this case, Ill do it! Roy didnt like to talk nonsense. Facing Ra-den and Odyns question, Roy didnt even bother to answer. He spread his demon wings and rushed toward the t.i.tan-forged army

However, Roy didnt know that he had poked a hornets nest this time