The inferno king departure to the realm of the goddess

SEASON 2 CHAPTER THREE

Congratulations, Player! You have now leveled up to 25-40! As you progress through the game, you have unlocked the gateway to different realms, allowing you to explore new and exciting territories. Additionally, a new tree power has been unlocked, giving you access to even more abilities and skills.

But that's not all! You have also achieved the ultra-senser, granting you heightened senses and awareness. And, perhaps most impressively, you have unlocked the power of weather control. This incredible ability is one of the greatest powers belonging to the Deity of chaos Danhan, allowing you to change the climate of an area.

Max Willam is amazed by this new power, and the wall screen explains that it is a truly remarkable ability that will give you a significant advantage in the game. So, get ready to take on new challenges and explore new realms with your newfound abilities!

In the prison, Mable and the elf princess were **shocked** seeing how many elves prison guards Max had **killed** with those **sabertooth males**. Mable went towards the **floor leader** and **carried** her by putting her hand over her shoulder, **taking** her outside from the prison.

"Miss Mable, will you be able to get your master to **stop** from killing?" says the elf princess.

Mable **looks** at the elf princess and **speaks**,

"I am not sure anymore, the master I knew is no longer who I saw," says Mable.

They both then **arrived** at the outskirts of the prison only to see all the remaining elves **royal guards** dead on the ground.

"No, no, no, **how**?" says the elf princess.

Mable **tells** the elf princess it would be better to make it back to the castle since there **are nobody** here to protect her. The elf princess and Mable then **entered** the **travelling ride**, **heading** back to the castle for **safety**.

Max William, with a commanding presence, directed his gaze towards the darkened skies and roaring thunderstorm. He took a moment to assess the situation before uttering the words, "Weather Dispell!"

To the astonishment of the elf king and others present, the menacing storm slowly dissipated, leaving the kingdom bathed in calmness. Many attributed this miraculous event to their goddess, and thus, they returned to the royal room. However, their joy was short-lived as they discovered Max William standing at the gateway.

One of the elders of control, filled with disbelief, questioned Max, "Human! What purpose do you serve when our goddess has resolved our kingdom's problem?"

Max, with an air of indifference, responded, "Your goddess did not resolve the darkened skies and roaring thunderstorm. Are you living in a dream or reality?" His cold, sinister eyes pierced through the room.

"I halted the weather disturbance due to personal reasons. However, if you are so confident that it was your goddess who resolved it, then allow me to return it so that your goddess can resolve it once again," Max declared, pointing towards the skies.

Another elder of control, unable to contain his skepticism, scoffed, "A mere human like you pretending to be the one who stopped the darkened skies and roaring thunderstorm? It is laughable!"

Undeterred by their doubts, Max calmly uttered, "Weather reactive."

In an instant, the skies darkened once again, accompanied by the resounding thunderstorm. The elders of control, now filled with regret, realized the truth in Max's words. With a sense of vindication, Max began to make his way towards the gateway. However, before he could proceed, a familiar voice called out to him, beckoning him to stay.

"Mable, what brings you here? I explicitly instructed you to return home," Max William sternly reprimands.

"Master, please, I implore you to cease this behavior. I know you were not always like this. Why are you truly acting this way?" Mable pleads, her voice filled with concern.

Once again, Max catches sight of the elf princess standing behind Mable. He turns his attention towards the gateway.

"Master, are you deliberately ignoring me now?" Mable questions, her voice tinged with disappointment.

Without uttering a single word to Mable, Max dispels the weather once more and passes through the gateway, which promptly vanishes.

"He's gone. He didn't even acknowledge my presence," Mable laments, her voice filled with sadness as she remains on the ground.

"He was no ordinary human," the elf king remarks.

"Father, that was the human I was referring to," the elf princess confirms.

"What? That was the human? The one Master Gray showed us?" one of the elders of control exclaims in disbelief.

"We are all fortunate to be alive. I genuinely believed he intended to harm us," the elf queen confesses.

Just as she speaks, Master Gray approaches them.

"Master Gray!" everyone exclaims simultaneously.

Gray calmly sat down on a chair, stained with blood, and spoke in a serious tone. "The individual whom you witnessed is a deity," he stated.

Everyone was taken aback and asked in disbelief, "How can that be?"

Gray continued, "Have you not noticed that all the royal guards, maids, and other inhabitants of this castle have perished, except for the royal families?"

The room fell silent as Gray's words sunk in. "The goddess's days are numbered, for she will no longer be among the living," he declared.

One of the elders of control spoke up, "What nonsense are you spouting?"

Gray responded, "There is a war between the gods and the Deity of Chaos, which will determine the fate of this world."

The elf queen asked, "What are we to do?"

Gray replied, "That is up to you."

Max William suddenly found himself in a different realm, one filled with picturesque villages, majestic mountains, and an imposing mansion that surpassed anything he had seen in his previous world.

Curiosity piqued, Max William surveyed his surroundings and couldn't help but remark, "What is this place? It resembles a world straight out of a fantasy game."

As he pondered, the ground beneath him trembled, signaling the approach of something colossal. Max William turned his gaze towards the source of the commotion, only to find a towering goblin accompanied by its formidable army.

Fascinated by the encounter, Max William stood his ground, observing the massive goblin as it addressed him. "Human! Why do you not flee in fear?" questioned the goblin, its voice booming.

Unfazed, Max William let out a yawn, much to the goblin's displeasure. "Impudent human! How dare you ignore me!" roared the goblin, swinging its long log at Max William. However, to its astonishment, the attack rebounded, propelling the goblin high into the sky before crashing onto the ground in the distance.

One of the goblins in the army exclaimed, "Boss has been defeated by a mere human!"

Unperturbed by the victory, Max William turned to leave, casually remarking, "If that was your best swing, I suggest you train harder to improve." Before he could make his exit, the enraged goblin commanded its army to attack Max William.