Others Summon Dragons, I Summon Legendary Knights novel Chapter 385

Chapter 385: You Saw The Future

"You saw the future," Valentina said, turning her face. He could see her side profile and that dull, pure white eye.

Godfrey’s heart fell. He didn’t want this to be his origin; this was the nightmare he couldn’t even fathom... to have the mana tree as his mother.

She sighed. "Is that hate or fear I sense from you?"

Godfrey said nothing.

Valentina stood up. "Can we go on a stroll?" She began to walk. He stared at her for a minute before joining her.

"I know everything you’re going to say. There’s no need for you to speak, just bring my mother back," he said.

"But I am your mother," Valentina replied. "I created this body just to give birth to you. I can decide to dispose of it whenever I desire. Won’t you appreciate me staying here to watch you grow?"

Godfrey clenched his teeth as he could barely hide his glare. Watch him grow or keep a close eye on him?

"If I didn’t choose to give birth to you, this other personality would not exist in the first place. You should not stare at me like I’m not your true mother. I am the very one that thought of bringing you into existence," she added.

"Why are you revealing yourself? Nothing would change if you don’t reveal yourself, so why?"

Valentina opened her palm, revealing a neatly folded piece of paper. She carefully opened it and stretched it over to him.

Godfrey took the paper and glanced at it.

ANCIENT GODS;

Monarch 40.1—49.9

Sovereign 50.0—59.9

Godkings & Queens 60.0—70.2

Primordials 70.3—83.5

True Ancient 83.6—100

She smiled. "I wrote it for you. Others will soon get visions and information from different sources."

"True Ancient. That’s the peak ascended worlds could attain. Ten generations, from generation zero to the ninth generation, none has surpassed it. I’m showing this to you early so you’ll know what you have to exceed to satisfy the reason I gave birth to you."

"Can you just stop?" Godfrey stared at her with a grim look.

"Can you stop?" Valentina asked back. "You can’t. Same for me."

Seeing Godfrey’s expression, she raised an eyebrow. "I’m not cruel, I’ve never been. I embarked on this journey of evolution, but I did not force anyone to kill the other. I only gave power, and they chose what they wanted to do with it. I’m not unfair, I give strength to the weak, to an adult and to a child, to the bullied and the bully. Everyone can become a god, even an ant, because gods are nothing more than numbers to me. You think the world is cruel, it isn’t. This is what fairness looks like."

"This?... This is what you call fair?!" Godfrey yelled, trembling in rage as he struggled to calm his sudden outburst.

Valentina didn’t flinch. "You were able to defeat your bullies, you were able to revive Isolde because you had power. You’re able to build your life, to repel the authorities. You think you’re just, yet you kill. Why don’t you judge yourself? People have wept, I have seen them, felt what they feel because of your justified acts. Are you fair?"

Her eyes narrowed. "You didn’t see it, but your clash with Saul wounded six people who were outside that building. You didn’t see them, but their pain was because of your actions. Does that make you unfair? You refuse to stop getting stronger; at your whim, thousands can be wiped out. Is it even fair for you to be alive?"

Valentina took one step closer and stared deep into his black-and-golden eyes.

"You are not a good person, Godfrey. The more powerful you get, the more you become like nature. Don’t try to be like your father, I never gave birth to you so you could become that. But if you fail..."

Godfrey’s eyes flickered. "You’ll give my soul to Cain."

Valentina looked at him. "Yes. You’re too valuable to waste in the afterlife world."

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