Overgeared

The blood of the imperial family was immortal. It didn'™t lose the red energy despite being diluted from being split up again and again. There was one of the reasons why the founder of the empire, Saharan, was worshipped as a divine being He built up a millennial empire and left an immutable lineage. The empire recorded it as a myth, not history. He was the founding god.

'œSaharan... Haicyen Saharan?'

Lauel doubted his eyes.

The tall man in antique clothes'”Lauel was terribly familiar with this face, as well as the name. It was a face that had been seen many times in paintings and statues, or heard in oral traditions.

The words '˜imperial summoning circle'™ passed through Lauel'™s astonished mind. It was a magic that had been handed down from generation to generation and only the emperor had the authority to invoke it. Basara explained that it was a last resort to save the empire in crisis.

'œYou dare to put this emperor'™s name in your mouth. It is a very distant future, but the original laws and regulations have collapsed.'

The last doubts were lifted. Even before the dukes sent him a hint, Lauel immediately knelt down and bowed his head. 'œI greet the founder of the great empire.'

'œI should be the great founder of the empire.'

Saharan'™s long red hair fluttered as he started to move. It was as if flames were swaying. The intense colors made him realize the flow of time. This red hair was a color that the current imperial family didn'™t have.

'œWere you... resurrected?' Lauel had many questions. Before asking several questions, he pointed out the most important one.

Saharan smiled as he approached the window. 'œYou are asking a question of this emperor. You have already committed three sins. I'™m glad that the twisted old ones didn'™t come together with me. They would'™ve caused a disturbance to kill you immediately. You should be grateful that this place is different from the world I live in.'

'œ......'

Lauel'™s eyes twitched. He noticed something based on Saharan'™s remarks. The breath Saharan exhaled wasn'™t an illusion.

'œYou noticed it pretty quickly. Yes, this emperor isn'™t resurrected. This emperor is already dead in the history that you know, but it is a future that hasn'™t yet arrived for this emperor.'

It was the moment when the identity of the summoning ceremony was revealed.

'œFrom your point of view, this emperor is a man from the past.'

Saharan'™s gaze was fixed only on the window.

'œUnlike the fallen capital, this place has achieved a brilliant civilization.'

'œYour Majesty...! It is purely because Titan was drawn into the war...!' Duke Morse couldn'™t bear it and cried out.

Until the Great Human and Demon War, Titan was still the continent'™s largest city. Your descendants have ensured that the empire has flourished well.

This was what he wanted to say, but his words were interrupted along the way. It was by Duke Grenhal. 'œI have committed a sin worthy of death.'

Grenhal had no excuses. Regardless of the reason, the empire had reached the stage of discussing a merger with the Overgeared Kingdom. There was no refuting the founder'™s assessment that they had fallen.

'œThis emperor had a thought when I saw the pathetic appearance of the capital. Even if this empire united the continent, the empire can'™t last forever. It is this emperor, not the empire, who is great. However, it is a separate matter to actually accept it.'

Saharan sat down in the highest ranked seat. It was in a very natural manner. He didn'™t ask for permission or understanding. Even so, Lauel didn'™t find it unpleasant. Haicyen Saharan was one of the greatest figures in history. Just like the dukes, Lauel also felt respect for him.

to Lauel, who was standing politely.

you for your

me this. A nation called the

possible because all the allied

came here. This emperor just wanted to check. What type

Saharan'™s gaze became provocative.

center in

'œ......'

way here, I looked around various territories, but there are no unrivaled talents strong enough to support the kingdom. What makes the empire of this time want to

he pointed out the

small number of traitors. This emperor is feeling my fate. This emperor was summoned to this era. I wonder if it is a miracle achieved by the wishes

looked at the dukes. He gave them a reproaching look, as if

you foresee such

quietly handed

Her Majesty'™s summoning ceremony had failed. As it turned out, there was a time difference before it was triggered. We didn'™t know this and were discussing the merger with the Overgeared Kingdom when the founder came. From then on, he was convinced we are traitors

the situation

empire? Then endure this emperor'™s attack. If you can'™t stand it, then the

be hard to avoid bloodshed due to the flow of the

to

think you need to be hit a few

was bittersweet as he

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were focused on growth while transcendent beings

At Grid'™s smithy...

'œSaharan?'

explanation

the empire came through a

'œRoughly... that'™s right.'

the empire to be absorbed into the

it is a matter

the same reaction if I

it would be absorbed by a kingdom he had never heard of... Grid would

really want to

to establish an empire. He wanted to have

the king of the Overgeared Kingdom was a blacksmith. It was natural. Saharan had no trust in the dukes who accompanied him. He was certain

emperor would punish

was something

Grid and belatedly

a human god as a guardian god. It is fully understandable why it is

gods. It was based on efficiency. Unlike the gods who stayed in Asgard,

is a kingdom without

a tone like he was explaining to Grenhal and

gods are different from the gods in heaven. They have elements that transcend humans, but they aren'™t omnipotent. They are weak enough to be threatened by humans. Even if they survive tenaciously, they will eventually receive divine punishment and be destroyed. If the empire is absorbed by

established an empire by conquering many kingdoms and ethnic minorities. It meant he had a lot of experience fighting and winning against guardian gods. At first, he relied heavily

situation, and guide my stupid descendants to the right path,' Saharan informed them before going