I Became the Youngest Prince in the Novel Chapter 148

I became the youngest prince in the novel Episode 148

Chapter 40 Shaky Seal (1)

“A little while ago, humans who appeared to be members of the Information Guild explored and returned to the area around Bongin. “I think he noticed.”

“okay?”

The man, who was pouring out overwhelming demonic energy in all directions as if he had no hesitation in hearing the words of a subordinate who appeared to be a demon, answered with a grin.

The man’s name was Gulihur.

His identity was a special demon spirit from the Great Holy City who controlled all the demons in Legero, the City of Light.

The same applies to all religious denominations that exist in the world, but among them, the denomination of Luminous, the god of light, was a great threat to the demonic forces.

Therefore, although it is not included in the Five Demon Spirits, the Demon Region dispatched a demon spirit level being comparable to it to Legero, and that was Gulihur.

“How would you like to handle it?”

“Just leave it alone. “Because it’s already too late.”

There was joy on Gullihur’s face as he answered like that.

70 years.

Because the time was approaching to implement the plan he had prepared while staying in this city of light filled with disgusting sacred power for 70 years.

“No matter what you do, it’s just a meaningless struggle.”

In fact, preparations had been made to awaken the fallen angels who had been sealed in this city for over ten years.

Six key locations that suppress the power of fallen angels.

Over several decades, all the members of the Church of Light who managed those six places were replaced with demons, and the seals were almost lifted.

Now it is only a matter of time before it is released.

No, there wasn’t even a day left.

Even if the Church of Light found out about this fact and responded now, the demonic forces currently in the city would have been enough to withstand it.

“I should have done this a long time ago.”

The original plan was to release the seal right before the great war broke out and maximize chaos, but Gulihur was much more pleased with the plan now that it had been brought forward.

Not only did I want to destroy this city as quickly as possible and then rebuild it, but I also thought now was the best time to put my plan into action.

If we had waited more time, the church or somewhere else might have noticed.

“It’s soon. “The moment this damned city of God disappears from the world.”

Gullihur mutters that while looking at Legero with expectant eyes.

The city of light reflected in his eyes was burning bright red.

* * *

“I suggested it first?”

Shion’s eyes were filled with doubt at Luminous’ words.

It had to be that way.

Let alone the proposal, Zion didn’t even have the memory of meeting God in front of him.

-Yes. To be exact, it is a proposal you made to ‘us’ a little further in the future than when you entered the chronology.

Although the timeline was a little complicated, Shion understood what was being said at once and nodded once before asking the next question.

“Then why did I suggest that to you?”

Did you know that question would come up?

The God of Light immediately shook his head and answered.

-I can’t tell you that because of causality.

Causality.

It was the only device that allowed immortals who escaped the cycle of reincarnation, that is, gods, to interfere in this world.

The God of Light was saying that he could not tell us the reason because the consumption of such causality was so great.

That would mean that it is such an important issue and a fact that penetrates to the core of all of this.

-All I can tell you about him now is that the offer is a contract and a bet you made with our gods and is related to a special power you have.

“If it’s a special power… … Are you talking about the Black Star?”

With the questions continuing one after another, another question came out of Sion’s mouth.

-Yes. A power that negates everything you have and a power that should not exist in this world in the first place. How does such a power exist in this world? … .

Luminous, who had been talking up to that point, suddenly closed his mouth.

Shion chuckled as he looked at that scene.

“Is it impossible to say any more because of causality? “He said he would answer everything if I asked him, but I don’t think that’s the case.”

-… … Originally, it wasn’t to this extent, but because of you, the causality became lacking.

With those words, a neutral voice flowed again from the mouth of the God of Light, who was silent for a moment as if gathering his thoughts.

-There were two things the gods, including me, did to save this world. One thing is the return of the hero.

“The hero returns?”

-The hero who exists in this world now is the same as the hero in the chronicle you read, but he has already experienced the destruction of the world once and has returned. This was done by gods other than ours. Therefore, I know the future just like you.

At Luminous’ words, a light that I finally understood appeared in Sion’s eyes.

Actually, it was strange even before that.

No matter how much the future was changed by Sion himself, the hero’s movements were very different from what was written in the Flosimar Chronicles.

However, if you knew the future, the move made enough sense.

“So what you did was put me in this body?”

-right. Because of that, I used up most of the causality that I and the other gods possessed. Nevertheless, it was all that was put into that dying body.

In fact, the consumption of causality was much less in reincarnation than in regression.

However, the soul and fate of Sion Agnes, or rather, the first emperor, Orrelion Khan Agnes, were beyond a level that could not be compared to that of a warrior, and were so outrageous that not even the gods could handle them.

Therefore, he was only able to succeed by transmitting future knowledge in the form of a chronicle and choosing the body of Sion Agnes, who was practically a corpse, as the soul of a past emperor who had no memory of the contract had already exhausted his fate.

‘Is that what happened?’

With that thought in mind, and with the newly acquired information and reorganized plans for the future, Zion asked the following question to Luminous.

“Then ask something else. “What was my relationship with Demon Station in the past?”

Obviously, when Zion himself was emperor, the place called Demon Station itself did not exist.

However, the demons of this era were aware of themselves and even hated them, calling them ‘the cursed bloodline of Agnes’.

That would mean that something happened in the original world after he entered the chronicle.

but,

-… … I can’t tell you that too because of causality. All I can say is that it is related to the contract from earlier.

These were all the words that came out of the mouth of the God of Light.

“… … .”

At those words, Shion narrowed his eyes and glared at him, but Luminous just avoided his gaze and looked the other way, but did not open his mouth any more.

It seemed that Godhead was more severely restricted by causality than I thought.

‘Should I be satisfied with this?’

Although I was able to learn a lot from the current questions and answers, some questions still remained.

However, since it was all core content such as contract issues, it was obvious that if I asked, they would say they couldn’t tell me because of causality.

It means there is nothing more to save.

In addition, the time of descent was slowly approaching, and the appearance of Luminous was gradually fading away.

“… … “Just one last thing.”

After gathering his thoughts for a moment, Shion took out the Eklaxia sword of extinction and held it out towards the God of Light.

“Where did half of this guy go?”

-We are keeping it as a token of the contract, but we can return it if necessary. However, giving it right here is extremely wasteful of causality… … .

As Luminous spoke up to that point, his eyes looked at the city of light that existed beyond the church building.

-Yes, it would be a good idea to give it to me in return for solving this problem.

“If this is the case… … .”

-Please take good care of this city, Emperor.

The image of the God of Light is now beyond fading and beginning to blink.

-And if I get the chance in the future, I hope to come to the end of the world.

The moment a faint smile appeared on Luminous’ lips,

-We’ll be able to talk a little more there.

God’s appearance completely disappeared and time began to pass again.

“… … Advent!!”

The priests who moved again with him looked at the statue of the God of Light and Zion alternately with astonished faces.

And then,

“uh?”

The young astonishment on their faces turned into doubt.

The light suddenly cut off from the statue, which had been emitting a blindingly brilliant light just now.

Not only that, but the distant divinity that had filled the room had also completely disappeared.

As if everything was over.

Did they even miss it?

No, that couldn’t have been possible.

Because it was a moment to witness the greatest miracle of the church right before my eyes and an opportunity to receive the light directly, I did not even blink.

“What happened… … .”

That was when Archbishop Verdio muttered that with a puzzled look on his face.

“Is it a bong?”

Shion, who stood looking at the place where Luminous disappeared for a moment, turned his head towards him and opened his mouth.

“yes?”

Verdio looks at Zion as if asking what he is talking about, the meaning of which is unknown.

“Where are the people who manage the fallen angel’s seal?”

Sion asked the archbishop in a cold voice.

* * *

A passage leading to the depths of the Church of Light.

“I don’t have time for this now! “We have to stop it quickly!”

Nari, who had become the head of the Legero branch of the Eye of the Moon, was there arguing with priests who appeared to be bishops.

There was one reason she was here now.

The purpose was to inform the church of the report that had been heard a while ago and to develop countermeasures.

‘No, I don’t have time to come up with a plan.’

The fallen angel’s seal was about to be released.

Informants who didn’t know much about the seal could find out just by getting close to it.

In addition, he said he could feel a huge demonic force around him.

No matter how remote it is and how sparsely populated it is, it is impossible not to have noticed it until now.

‘It wouldn’t be surprising at all if a rebel angel appeared right now.’

Originally, she should have reported this to Prince Zion first, but there was currently no way to contact the deep headquarters of the Church of Light, so Narie first contacted a high-ranking member of the Church whom she knew.

but,

“What do you mean by suddenly visiting me?”

The bishops who heard her words just looked bewildered.

It had to be that way.

The seal of a fallen angel.

Its importance was fully recognized by the church.

That’s why I always paid attention to management, to the point of being thorough and perfect.

But such a seal is dangerous.

It was nonsense.

Narie’s words were even more absurd because they had received a regular report on the seal yesterday.

“The Fallen Angel’s seal is at stake!”

“I won’t ask how you know about the seal, but it’s confidential, so please stop talking about it in a public place like this.”

Despite those words, Narie continued to shout loudly, and the bishops’ expressions began to harden.

Continuing like this even though they said no was no different from denying what they said and at the same time saying that the church was neglecting the management of the seal.

‘I wonder why someone who is normally calm and rational suddenly acts like this… … .’

In addition, the entire church was in a state of disarray due to the incident in which participants in the saintess competition went missing due to demonic forces.

That’s why they were also very out of their minds.

Meanwhile, hearing these words made me feel annoyed.

“No, really! Now is not the time to investigate the disappearance of a saint candidate. If you don’t believe me, at least have someone in the bag… … .”

“stop!”

As Narie continued to speak in frustration, one of the bishops finally exploded.

“If you talk about him any more, we will have no choice but to force you out of the church.”

With those words, he raised his hand and was about to call the nearby paladins.

“No, you don’t need to.”

A low voice ringing in his ears.

The heads of not only the bishop but also everyone around him turned as if possessed by the unknown ominousness and pressure that came from that voice.

People’s eyes become bigger at the same time.

“Ve, Verdio!”

Archbishop Verdio, one of the highest-ranking figures in the church, was approaching this way along with dozens of other bishops.

But it wasn’t Archbishop Verdio that made people’s eyes widen.

A black-haired man who follows the archbishop as if he were his master.

Not only Archbishop Verdio but all the new dignitaries were quietly following behind that man.

Excluding the pope, apostles, and saints, why is the archbishop, who holds the highest position in the church, following that unknown man?

In the silence filled with questions and surprises,

“Because that’s true.”

Before I knew it, the man who had come right in front of me, Shion, looked at the people with sunken eyes and continued speaking.

fantasy,