Chapter 59: Visitor

Chapter 59: Visitor

Sea King…

Upon hearing the name of Ain Kottman’s Sequence, the first thing Klein thought of was the full honorific name of the Lord of Storms:

“King of the Skies, Emperor of the Seas, Lord of Calamity, God of Storms!”

Sequence 3 is Sea King… The Sequence 0 title contains the element of Emperor of the Seas, so it actually corresponds rather well… I wonder what Sequence 0 of the Storm pathway is called… Klein looked out the window again. Though the weather still seemed slightly gloomy, dawn had descended. The sound of the tide receded, and the rain had stopped completely.

He gathered his thoughts and analyzed the situation from what Danitz had revealed.

The potion name is Sea King. In other words, a corresponding Sequence 3 demigod, a Saint, has to act as a “Sea King.” And every kind of acting has one premise: the person must already possess all the abilities needed for the role…

As a Sea King, even with limits of range, one would surely be a powerful ruler within waters under one’s control. They could move freely along the seabed, raise tsunamis at will, make the sea rise, and command marine creatures… Fighting on their “home ground,” they could absolutely suppress every demigod of the same level… The King of the Five Seas and the Mystery Queen should be roughly at this level as well, though differences in digestion progress and mastery of power probably separate their strength to some extent.

But no matter what, as long as they are on the sea, they would find it very difficult to defeat a Sea King…

Given the abilities Sea King displays, paired with the environment of the ocean, if someone has never seen true deities like the Eternal Blazing Sun or the True Creator, worshiping him, believing in him, and praying to him would not be hard to understand…

Perhaps many gods in primitive worship are at this level, most likely not even angels…

Mm, the rule of “one must not look directly at God” refers to true gods. Before, Sea God Kalvetua did not give me that feeling, and neither did Amon’s avatar. Of course, I cannot confirm whether the true body of a King of Angels possesses that same trait…

One is a Sea God on the brink of collapse, at most Sequence 3 in his current state. The other is a Sea King in good condition, able to use Sealed Artifacts at any moment. The outcome is obvious. Ain Kottman can absolutely continue suppressing Kalvetua’s madness, preventing the seawater from drowning Bayam and preventing all of Blue Mountain Island, along with the many cities upon it, from becoming lost undersea ruins.

If they wait a few more days, Kalvetua’s final madness will pass. He will thoroughly disintegrate and disappear, and the matter will be resolved. This is the simplest and most effective method. It will not create any atmosphere of panic, and the majority of people here will not even notice anything abnormal.

But this also has some problems. First, there can be no other accidents. Leticia, that archaeologist, did something on Simim Island and single-handedly directed the death of Sea God. The Moses Ascetic Order or Elemental Dawn behind her may attempt to obtain something in this opportunity. That is the greatest hidden danger. Uh, the Governor-General’s Office and the military should have a High-Sequence powerhouse here as well. After all, this is the kingdom’s colonial foothold in the Central Sonia Sea… Things should not deteriorate too badly…

Second are those fanatical believers. As Kalvetua becomes more and more insane, and draws closer and closer to death, they will most likely become sacrifices, falling one clump after another like stalks of straw during harvest.

However, to the Church of Storms, this may not be such a bad development. The most devout pagans dying together with their god would save the trouble of later identifying and handling them. Those who are not so devout will not be affected too heavily, and can still be reformed in the future… The only drawback is that, for quite a…