"you--"

Baliard's attitude made Jax very angry. He was not an orthodox demigod. The reason why he was a demigod was because the divine weapon chose him. Otherwise, he himself would not be the same.

He's just a ninth-level transcendent.

It sounds amazing, but Jax, who is not a demigod himself, cannot possess divinity and can think like a mortal.

"What are you doing? You are all demigods, don't you still know about the Great Will? This magma eruption is not something that the Great Will itself had in mind. Will there be any tragic consequences?"

Balliard doesn't think this is his problem. This is a prison of great will. But anything extraordinary people do is more or less "guided" by human nature with great will behind it. However, few people know that they are "being guided".

"Guide".

It is the fire demon's human nature that has the idea of ​​catharsis. No matter whether Jhin destroys the Zhenbing tunnel this time, whether Jhin digs out the underground fire veins or not, the final outcome will be the same. This is what the great will has to do.

Things will not be stopped unless another great will steps in to stop them.

As for why other great wills didn’t stop the fire demon? The humanity of those great wills that sank in Shurima didn’t even pay attention. What’s more, this is just a small piece of land. Shurima is a continent favored by the sun. The sun saved Shurima.

Rima?

No, no matter in this world line or in other world lines, the sun's favor is just like that. Maybe it's in the spirit of "I favor you, but you are beaten to death. You lose my face and die."

With the idea of ​​"die", Shurima could do as he pleased, until Azir was resurrected, and the sun seemed to have the idea of ​​​​favoring Shurima again.

"Even if we become demigods, we are still humans. God's perspective is not suitable for us, and we will only convict you based on human thinking."

Lacus disagrees with Balliard's statement. If it is a god, or has a high enough divinity, then it is very likely that he will agree with Balliard's words, but the divinity in Lacus does not belong to her. She

Now they have the same nature as Illaoi. They are believers of gods in the mortal world. They have received the power given by gods. This does not mean that they are demigods themselves.

Similarly, the divinity that the god injects into such beings will not affect their behavior. This divinity is only to enable them to become demigods, not to let them think like gods.

Only a very small number of human beings who are particularly powerful, or whose authority encompasses a wide range of great wills, would make such a choice. Illaoi is a particularly powerful type, and it is still unclear which type of god Lux ​​believes in.

"..."

Trouble, one thing that has always made Balliard confident is that most demigods will not take action against him. No matter what he does, Balliard can push the problem away for small incidents that cannot attract the attention of the great will.

To the Great Will, after all, he is God, the human incarnation of the Great Will, and represents part of the rules for walking in the world.

Acting according to the rules, almost no demigods can make irresponsible remarks about him - anyway, they don't know which great-willed human being Baliard is. If they want to ask who the human incarnation of Baliard is, Baliard will

Liard could have just fooled around by doing what he did.

In addition to demigods, the only people who can satisfy Balliard are those extraordinary beings who have the potential to become demigods, such as Darius and Galen, who have great backgrounds and can deal with their incompetent methods.

It's useful, and their own will is very strong. Hitting Valliard is extremely painful, so it's hard to do it if you don't follow your heart.

As for those things that can attract the attention of the great will, do demigods still need to take action? The great will is everywhere, at most it is not the same great will, but in this cage of the great will, there are great wills everywhere, Balia

If De did something big, Valliard would be imprisoned with a raised hand.

However, in this world line, Balliard happened to encounter demigods whose divinity did not belong to him. They did not have divine thinking. The methods and arguments prepared by Balliard were considered useless. Moreover, it was a one-time use.

Just two.

"Then how do you want to convict me? Punish me for condoning crimes? I don't have the means to stop them. If you can accept that one world will be replaced by another, and all creatures in the world that have not reached the ninth level will perish.

If so, I can stop him, can you accept it? I can't accept it anyway."

Although the ability to shape causes with fruits is powerful and can be expanded or reduced according to Balliard's wishes, the key to stopping this magma eruption is not to stop Jhin, but to stop the demon of fire. In other words, this must be

The world line must be completely changed (that is, including existences above the ninth level). Not to mention whether Balliard has such an ability, when he does that, other great wills that are aware of will not look at Baryard.

Leyard acted recklessly.

When Balliard usually uses the effect to shape the cause, he only uses it on people within a specific range. This range can be a spatial range, such as how many miles in a radius, or it can be a conceptual range. Mage

Or a swordsman or a ranger. In this way, when the new world line replaces the old world line, the parts of the two world lines that are the same are still replaced, but the part that Balliard picked up from a billiard table

The act of exchanging the nine ball for an identical nine ball on another pool table will not have much impact.

Conceptually, these people have not changed, even though they may have been replaced by their identical selves in another world line.

But using this ability to change the human mind of a great-willed person is no less difficult than recreating Runeterra.

"Don't you have any other options?"

Lux continued to ask. With such a high level of divinity, she must be the human incarnation of a great will that is more powerful than the elements. Even she, a divine messenger, can easily deal with a ninth- and tenth-level enemy, and can even defeat ordinary people.

This demigod, is this god really that useless?

She didn't believe it.

"If I had any other way, could I be knocked down by Jax with a stick?"

Balliard's own realm is there. Even if he is a god and has not reached the ninth level, even if he can detect will, he still cannot use the power of will. If he cannot use the power of will, then for someone who has reached the ninth level,

For ninth-level characters, there is basically no threat.

Instead of wasting his efforts and being taught a lesson by Jhin, it would be better to just watch. At least the result of this would be that Jhin would release him indifferently, but if he behaves

If he meant to be hostile, Jhin would definitely not mind training his disciple.

By then, not only will they not be able to save Fiona in time, but they may also not have the chance to stop Void's conspiracy.

This is not cost-effective in any way, right? Just to try to save the people in a city that cannot be saved at all, and let Runeterra be invaded by the void, the former will not kill 10 million people, and the latter, even if the void is repelled, the death toll

All are over 100 million.

If the void is not defeated, the price to be paid will be even greater, the entire world.

"...Lux, what are you going to do?"

Jax can make decisions directly without caring about what others think, but Lux is no one else. This is what he has determined. When the void comes, he can fight with him against the void's partners.

"If you want me to tell you, capture him and take him to find that guy named Jhin to prevent him from deceiving us."

"This is a good idea. Once we catch Jhin and confirm the truth of what this guy said, we can then further punish him."

Lux was born in a noble family, but she did not have the bad habits of most nobles, that is, she did not regard others as human beings and decided the life and death of others arbitrarily. Although she had the idea of ​​killing Valliard just now because of her impulse,

But Lux actually believes that except for the law, no one can judge other people's lives arbitrarily.

She wants to hand Valiad over to the court. If the court of the Deno Empire can continue to operate, Valiad's punishment will definitely not be light. But if the Deno Empire is completely destroyed and other countries rise, their courts can "

"Justice in enforcing the law"? You may think that Balliard's actions destroyed the decadent and backward Deno Empire, and that he was a great contributor to their country and a national hero.

However, no matter what the final decision of the court is, Lux will choose to accept it.

"That's not okay. I still have important things to do. It's Void that's planning all this. I'm going to stop their conspiracy. Jax, you won't stop me, right?"

If you want to say who is the most impressed by the void, Jax is definitely one of them. This is a powerful warrior who survived the battlefield of Icathia. The mages he protected summoned the void, and he and he

Others defeated the Void, and the price—could it be that Shurima Land sank?

"Why do you know this?"

Baliard is a god, Jax can confirm this now, but how can a god know the actions of the void? When the void is acting, the most important task is to avoid the eyes and ears of the god.

"Well... although it's just a guess, you can assume that this is what Kieran told me."

Balliard guessed that the action behind this was the void, because this time it was Salva's mechanism warning. It was difficult for him to explain Salva's mechanism to these people. It was not that these people could not understand, but that it involved

As for Salva's concealment, although Salva is powerful, most of the demigods are guarding other world lines. Moreover, Salva's guardians do not protect Runeterra by themselves.

Defeat the Void, but cooperate with others in that world line.

Salva's complete power may be stronger than some in Rune Land, but there are so many strong demigods in the world line of Legend of the Jade Sword that even Balliard doesn't know Salva

Does the number of demigods exceed this world line?

But even in such a world line, there is an almost inevitable fate of being swallowed by fame. With Salva's strength, if he is discovered by the void, he may not be able to survive.

Yes, yes, there are indeed not many demigods in the Void. Those cannon fodder bugs can be easily wiped out by a single demigod. However, the most powerful thing about the Void is not their strength, but their erosion, assimilation and endless characteristics.

Even demigods who have been fighting against void creatures for a long time and killing a large number of void creatures will be eroded by the void. Isn't this how dark descendants come from? Even the humanity of those gods has been eroded by the power of the void.

Once Void discovers Salva's location, won't all those victims have to sacrifice themselves?

Therefore, in other world lines, it is necessary to avoid revealing Salva's information as much as possible to avoid being discovered by the void. Even if there are only strong people on the surface of the void who can cross the space barrier and want to reach the gap in the world where Salva is,

You also need to have the power to control time.

As long as the Void knows this, they can do their best to support the emergence of a Void demigod who can control time, and then join forces with Kassadin or Malzahar to open the passage to Salva.

Is this a difficult thing? No, the Great Will is imprisoned in Runeterra. If there is a chance to escape, time will not mind favoring some hungry void creatures.

"Congressman Kieran is still alive?"

Jax was now even more excited than before. Apart from him, the only other person who noticed something was wrong with the power of the void was Kieran. The two of them also discussed privately what measures to take if the power of the void was out of control.

Responses.

Even in the end, because the power of the void was too powerful, they could not resist, and those countermeasures had no effect.

"Of course he is still alive. There are tens of thousands of people in Icacia who are also still alive. Kieran used his own strength to save them. But, he has not yet understood the true meaning of time and has complete control over time. He cannot save them.

Bring back those who have been removed from the timeline. And he himself can only move within a very narrow range. Since the continent of Shurima has sunk, it's no wonder you can't see Kieran."

Because his control over time is imperfect, and he has to protect tens of thousands of people in a tower that has been removed outside the timeline, Kieran cannot move too far away from the original location of the tower, lest he lose the information of that tower.

Location.
To be continued...