Chapter 964 [0955] Alien

Among the many Titans who fear death and regard other creatures as inferior, Soraka is an out-and-out outlier.

When other Titans realized the importance of Runeland, they chose to interfere with the world and create Protoss, looking down on the world from a high position while shirking responsibility and ensuring their own safety.

But Soraka is different.

When she realized the importance of these mortals in Runeland in the starry sky of destiny, she calmly gave up her celestial body and came to Runeland in the form of a physical body.

For other Titans, if the Protoss died, they would just replace it.

But if Soraka herself was in danger in Runeland, she would die together. From this perspective, she also gave up immortality and took a step that other Titans could not take.

Moreover, this giant god also adheres to the principle of not doing good deeds for small things. While weaving the grand plan of destiny, he always gives mortals the best help he can. Therefore, even Kalya, who has great malice towards the giant god, has to admit that Soraka is a respectable giant god who has raised the level of the giant god with his own strength.

It is precisely because of this respect that Kalya's choice for Soraka is "no contact, no interference". Since Soraka likes to pursue the trajectory of destiny, let her be an observer with peace of mind.

But what Kalya didn't know was that when he classified Soraka as an alien, Soraka actually classified him as an alien.

In Soraka's observation, Kalya was like an irregular meteor. Every time it crossed the sky, it would mess up the starry sky that had already shown some omens. Soraka tried hard to find something from Kalya's destiny, but the result was nothing every time.

Soraka couldn't understand Kalya.

Fortunately, Soraka was very patient. Since Kalya didn't disturb her, she could quietly observe Kalya and the Shurima Empire. As long as she stretched the time, she would find something.

Then, just when Soraka was about to gain something, the Ekassia War broke out, and all the glory and splendor ended in a mess.

After that, the starry sky of Runeland seemed to stabilize, and Soraka finally gained some results from her observation of fate. Everything seemed as if Kalya was just an unexpected interference, and everything would be fine after eliminating it.

Until Soraka heard from him again.

It's hard to describe Soraka's mood when she realized that the "interference" had appeared again.

But when Soraka opened the door of her wooden house on Mount Targon and saw that the person knocking on the door was Kalya, she still showed a gentle smile on her face.

"Come in and sit down, I'll make tea."

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Soraka was making tea.

Kalya was looking at this small wooden house.

It looks small and cozy at first glance, but if you look closely, you will find that it is not as small as it looks at first glance.

It is just two rows of shelves similar to bookshelves, but hundreds of herbs and ingredients are cleverly placed on them, and the display cabinet next to it is filled with thousands of gifts of various colors - the space is deflected and compressed when the observer is not aware of it. Although Kalya can barely do this, it is definitely not so clever.

Kalya, who realized this, was amazed.

"Runeland has accepted me." Soraka placed the kettle on the fire after noticing Kalya's slightly curious look, and then asked him to sit down with a smile, "The older I get, the more things I need to keep. I really need a shelf that can carry all my thoughts - this world has answered my prayers."

Kalya raised his eyebrows - this is a field he has not touched.

For Soraka, using magic is something that can be called arbitrary, which is completely different from Kalya's system.

"Yes, there are too many things to save." Kalya did not continue to dwell on those wonderful space cabinets, but took over Soraka's words, "I just cleaned up a few days ago, and found that many things could not be thrown away or kept."

"Cannot be thrown away or kept, this is like a puzzle, and the answer is memory." Soraka took two teacups from the shelf, "So, Mr. Kalya, why did you come here?"

"Because I need to find someone." Kalya was very direct, "Specifically, it is another disturber of fate, the former Twilight Star Spirit, Zoe."

Hearing Zoe's name, Soraka's smile froze for a moment.

"It seems you know." Kalja caught this, "Sir Soraka should also understand what I mean."

"I was once one of them." Soraka sighed, "Although we chose different directions, in the final analysis, I have no reason to stand on your side."

"If you are willing to admit that you are on our side, you have already stood over it." Kalja looked quite happy, "Admit it, the creatures of Runeland can represent the future, and the giant gods high above the heavens have come to the brink of destruction."

"I finally understand why the starry sky has a sign of breaking." Soraka picked up the tea leaves and put them into the kettle, "I thought that even if Thor broke free from his shackles, it would not be enough to break the established destiny, but I didn't expect that you actually have a connection."

"It's not really about contact, it's just a little indirect agreement on certain issues."

"I will not stand on your side." Soraka poured tea into two teacups and handed one of them to Kalya. "That is not a choice of fate."

"It's terrible." Although he said it was terrible, Kalya who took the tea cup did not show any dissatisfaction or disappointment, but took a shallow taste of the tea brewed by Soraka, "What a good tea!"

Kalya seemed to be attracted by the tea in the cup, she just drank the tea intently and did not continue to mention Zoe.

However, before he could finish the cup of tea, there was another knock on the door of the wooden house.

"Sister Soraka." A little girl with rainbow-colored hair jumped into the room, "It smells so good. Are you making tea again - Kalya?!"

"You don't look surprised at all." Soraka waved to Zoe first, then looked at Kalya with a smile, "Have you already guessed?"

"If you refuse, I probably won't be able to enter this room." Kalya shrugged, "As for why you are willing to help... in your opinion, this should be a decision of fate."

"What do you think?"

"It is the necessity of the times."

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