When the plot-skips players into the game world

All of this happened in an instant.

Aiwass acted too quickly—originally, it was just a friendly conversation, not even a quarrel. The result was, in the blink of an eye, suddenly Aziz let out a wretched scream, and when he looked up again, the person was already dissolved.

Although everyone knew how violent and wanton the Benevolent Lords were, the friendly atmosphere suddenly became like this, and indeed no one could react.

But from another perspective, fortunately, Aiwass now has the identity of the Benevolent Lords, and fortunately here is the Parthian Ancient Country...

Although many passersby were startled, they actually didn't react all that dramatically. If this had happened elsewhere, this kind of street killing and turning people into a demon, even if it didn't cause regional chaos, the passersby should at least scream or flee.

But the psychological quality of the Parthians is surprisingly good.

Except for when Aziz screamed and startled people, drawing their attention... no one felt surprised. Instead, many people who previously looked down upon this "prophesied savior"—especially when Aziz and Aiwass struck up a conversation—now had their interest piqued, and they greeted him respectfully or knelt in worship.

While others showed mocking smiles towards the cruelly killed Aziz.

A person's character largely determines their social circle. Aziz originally didn't have good relationships here. A petty person without skill or virtue, relying solely on flattery, backstabbing friends, and sycophancy to rise, no one liked such a character.

When they saw Aziz shamelessly and forcibly striking up a conversation with the "King of Indigo" and the Savior behind the scenes, they felt uncomfortable, even a bit uneasy.

Now, seeing Aziz meet such an end, they felt cheerfully satisfied. Instead, their feelings towards Aiwass improved.

Therefore, when they saw Aiwass killing on the street, not only were they unafraid... but some people even approached amicably, kneeling by the carriage, and introduced themselves respectfully.

"Great Savior, I praise your act of justice..."

"Miraculous Aiwass! Great Benevolent Lord, I want to offer you a gift!"

"I have heard your name, Miraculous Aiwass, Human Pope! I am an alchemist from Star Antimony, thank you for everything you've done for my homeland..."

People gathered around, bustling.

Some people even presented gifts—they were things that could be bought with money. Though from Aiwass's perspective, they were not considered precious, as a gift for a first meeting, they were just right.

Aiwass patiently and amiably conversed with everyone, thus more people gathered around. Some were curious, others surprised at

Because he responded to everyone, his carriage was nearly immobilized, unable to move forward for some time.

At this moment, a surprised and somewhat hesitant voice came:

"Pope... Sir?"

Aiwass immediately recognized the owner of the voice—

It was the Dream Traversing Monk "Bai Ke" who had gone on an archaeological expedition with him and Zhu Tang!

Unexpectedly meeting an acquaintance here!

As a Horus person, what was Bai Ke doing in Holy Spring City?

Aiwass curiously looked over and was surprised to find he was not wearing the simple white robes he used to wear... but rather rather luxurious attire.

It was a monk's robe made of Blessed Linen. Its style looked somewhat similar to the women's popular Iris Flower strap dress—even a long pleated skirt. The upper body was white, while the lower part was an ochre brownish-red.

Over the skirt, he wore a chest armor embedded with lots of gold foil, agate pieces, and lapis lazuli, hanging on the front like a giant Heart Protection Mirror Golden Saint Beetle. It's probably larger than a grown man's fist, a flat Sun disc, with gemstones in red, green, black, purple, and brown. At the waist was a belt woven with soft silver threads.

Behind him draped a cloak of some animal skin material—the cloak was black with gold sun patterns. It resembled golden light seeping from a fractured night sky. In his hand, he wielded a scepter-like short-handled Anka Scepter, roughly the length of a forearm.

Even the open-toed strapped sandals on his feet were made of gold! And the exposed skin was all dusted with gold powder, making him look like a moving gold statue.

He wore a long black wig on his head—the wig seemed interspersed with many lapis lazuli fragments, looking as if it had a blue gradient in the black, reflecting a dense holy radiance in the sunlight.

—Of course, Aiwass recognized this attire.

Not to mention that he had studied archaeology before, and learned Advanced Divine Arts in the Holy Nation... the "Golden Dawn" painted by Master Yanis, is now hanging in his living room!

That's the scene Yanis saw during a world trip at Horus Empire, witnessing people worshiping the Sun. She accessed the Path of Beauty from that stunning scene, truly mastering the power of the Path of Beauty.

In the original timeline, in the replica of Yanis lost control, one needed to enter the activated "Golden Dawn" and kill a boss. That was one of the three High Priests presiding over the Sun worship.

"Bai Ke" at this moment, except for some minor differences, looked almost exactly like that High Priest!

Even behind him were two Nephthys guards standing vigilantly!

Their skin was tanned brown-black, with golden lines drawn on it, wearing dark red with gold half-body armors decorated with bird feathers, with Nephthys-blessed talismans hanging from Dawn Celestial Marshal's Apostle Nephthys, constantly drawing power from the Sun. In their hands, wielding halberds shaped like eagle claws, their posture resembling a vertically split Heaven-piercing Halberd.

The most iconic place was the two open-mouthed red bird heads on their shoulder armor.

Nephthys guards were elite troops of Horus Empire, roughly equivalent to Avalon Arbitrators and Griffin Knights. They were only responsible for the close protection of temples capable of holding the Sun Worship ceremony, the nine High Priests, and Horus Empire's Monarch "Pharaoh" and his family, with no other duties and did not obey anyone's orders.

Apart from the Pharaoh himself, they didn't need to salute anyone; they were silent yet extremely reliable guards. According to Aiwass's understanding, they all mastered the "Secret Technique of Burning Life"... it seems now, that's probably the Dawnfire Skill.

Having the Nephthys guards' protection, "Bai Ke"'s status at this moment was self-evident.

...But casually pulling Bai Ke into the carriage and leaving, would it be inappropriate for him?

Thinking of this, Aiwass looked at the other people gathered around.

He thought for a moment, extended his left hand, and slowly cut open the palm of his left hand with the index finger of his right hand, drawing a horizontal line.

Using the ability of "Soul of Dissolution," he dissolved about 5% of his Holy Soul into the blood.

Bright and hot blood seeped out, Aiwass opened his left hand as if swearing, offering these drops of blood to the Fog Sky Department in sacrifice.

"I praise the Fog Sky Department, sightless and wordless Celestial Marshal, Sunless and moonless Celestial Marshal..."

With Aiwass's speech ended, his slowly spilling blood dripped into the void.

"Grant me mist, condense the blood into dew, and heal all beings."