âWait.â
Grid got dressed first. It was a formal garment from the prince of the Luvia Principality and there were many decorations and straps. It was made from gorgeous red silk that blended well with the fluttering style. Grid had not been pleased with this gift. It was because it took at least five minutes to change into. He suspected that the prince was deliberately fucking with him.
The Luvia Principality was an ally due to their marriage promise to the Gauss Kingdom, but it wouldnât be strange if it surrendered on the surface while making dirty moves behind his back. Yet at this moment, his doubts were completely eliminated.
âWearing it at times like this is helpful for thinking of the truth.â
Venice, the god of moneyâthere was no notice of her visit.
Grid suddenly encountered her in undergarments. It was a difficult situation to stay calm. He needed time to clear up the confusion. In that respect, this outfit was a great help. He was able to earn enough time while putting on the clothes.
âIt is unlikely that Venice is one of the main gods.â
Worldly desires were a far cry from divinity. Rather, it belonged to things that were considered vulgar. Apart from some merchants, few people worshipped the god of money. It was highly likely that Venice was on the weak side in Asgard.
âThatâs why she wants change.â
The more she was lacking, the more she dreamed of transformation. Venice wouldnât be united with the gods of Asgard.
âIâm looking forward to the information she wants to sell to me.â
By the time Gridâs thoughts reached this point, he was wearing the belt. He loosely tightened the strap embroidered with transparent jewels over the coat. He would rather make use of dignity than to reveal these luxuries so he lowered the cloth on his shoulders and covered them lightly.
Venice watched him and opened her mouth, âI was worried it would be too gorgeous, but it looks good. If you can handle this level of clothing, then any type of clothing is suitable.â
âI do look good in clothes.â
Every time this happened, he felt it was rewarding to exercise hard.
She was literally a goddess. Gridâs mood naturally improved when a beautiful woman, who could be called one of the best in the world, smiled brightly and praised him. It wasnât due to self-interest but an area of instinct.
âWouldnât you look twice as cool if you decorate it with this necklace and ring?â
[Do you want to spend 120,000 reputation points to buy the âTidal Wave Pearl Necklaceâ?]
[Do you want to spend 100,000 reputation points to buy the âSunset Ringâ?]
ââŠThis businessperson.â
Veniceâs praise was just part of doing business. She offered many goods quite naturally.
âIt is quite a high quality item.â
Grid examined the information of the necklace and ring, and refused to buy them. He judged that he could make them himself. Of course, there would be a lot of trial and errors, but there was no reason to lose hundreds of thousands of reputation points in vain. âYou want to sell information that will be very helpful to me.â
âYes.â
âDoes it matter if I am hostile to Asgard? Helping me means doing damage to Asgard.â
âOf course it doesnât matter. In any case, business is more important than Asgard. Please speak more comfortably than that. For me, the customer is the king. Ah, is a king inferior to a god? Well, it doesnât matter.â
âSo what information do you want to sell?â
Grid brought up the main point and observed Venice. Her gaze, breathing, and subtle movements were all in his vision. From now on, Grid would have a high probability of noticing it the moment she told a small lie. He had accumulated experience and insight for a reason.
âAsgard had a hard time just watching Zikâs resurrection, so Judar eventually departed.â
âJudarâŠâ
The god of health and wisdom.
âIs he going to create a plague?â
Grid recalled the old events and didnât react much. He didnât seem afraid of Judar. It was natural. At a time when Martial God Zeratul had invaded, there was no need to be intimidated by Judar, who would be weaker than Zeratul. It was a judgment that he could sufficiently deal with Judar.
Venice laughed. âDoesnât humanity worship Rebecca, Dominion, and Judar because they are the three gods since ancient times? You will suffer if you take Judar too lightly.â
âCertainly⊠Judar might be more troublesome than Zeratul.â Grid was convinced. He realized that strength wasnât an important measure when evaluating gods. It wasnât an exaggeration to say that he had learned it personally.
âOf course, it is unlikely that Judar will exert a direct influence in the human world. If a god threatens humanity while they are at war with demons then he will greatly lose faith.â
âIs he going to join hands with the demons behind the scenes in order to not be discovered?â
âOr perhaps a dragon?â Veniceâs gaze was meaningful. She was looking behind Grid. A divine sword was reflected in her big eyes.
âWhat will happen if Judar works with demons or dragons?â Gridâs expression was calm, but he was inwardly uncomfortable. He recalled the news that Gujelâs son had woken up.
âThe demons and dragons will become very powerful. Judarâs power is incredible. He makes weak bones into strong bones, strong bones into weak bones, or strong bones into strongest bones. Or he can make them a genius or a fool.â
âI can think of him as the god of buffs and debuffs.â
âIt isnât just strengthening and weakening. It is linked by eliminating the weakness of the target and making them immortal. Now, I will get to the point from here on out.â Venice blinked and raised a finger. âGive me 80% of the reputation you have. In return, Iâll tell you in detail who Judar is working with and what exactly Judarâs power does.â
Venice raised one more finger. âThere is also a way to pay using deity, not reputation. I will accept only one deity in exchange for handing you all the information about Judar and in addition, the sin he committed.â
Veniceâs proposal wasnât over yet.
âIf you donât want to lose your reputation or deity, why donât you pay with the dragon weapon? The one you just made. In any case, there is material left to make one more sword. Iâll give you not only Judarâs infomation, but the information of the gods that will follow after Judar. You should think carefully.â
âUmâŠâ The silently listening Grid slowly opened his mouth, âEven a god canât completely eliminate the weakness of a living thing and make them immortal. Gods arenât immortal themselves.â
Grid thought of Hercules, a hero in Greek mythology. It was a myth that didnât exist in Satisfy, so it was one-sided knowledge that only Grid knew. âTo be accurate, Judarâs power isnât to eliminate weaknesses, but to reduce them. For example, he can create immortal beings who donât die unless their Achillesâ tendon is slashed.â
ââŠâŠâ
Venice was still smiling, but some of the starlight in her big eyes shook slightly. It was a very small tremor, but it failed to avoid Gridâs insight.
âOf course, the one that Judar is joining forces with is a demon. Based on Hexetiaâs situation in the past, it is difficult to even communicate with dragons.â
In the distant past, after committing the sin of envy, Hexetia gave the demons a weapon and induced them to invade the human world. At that time, the stage of the war was the Behen Archipelago. Pagma, Baalâs Contractor, turned the archipelago into a barrier to prevent the invasion of the demons sequentially.
The stone dragon Gujel tried to intervene in the process. Gujel was greatly wounded by the insane dragon at the time and was determined to heal from his wounds by feeding on the demons who invaded the Behen Archipelago. He was stopped by the tower members and died, butâŠ
The implications of this event were great. Gods and dragons didnât communicate with each other. Or perhaps they didnât cooperate. Gujelâs act of trying to turn Hexetiaâs purpose of destroying humanity to nothing proved it.
âThe sin that Judar committed is wrath. It must be his sin in order for him to run to the demons as soon as Zik was resurrected.â
Venice kept her mouth shut. She was still smiling, but that seemed to be the limit.
âIf we win against Judarâs trials this time, the god who will come next is obvious. Isnât it Dominion, who is also one of the three gods? He is the god of war, so his presence in large-scale combat will exceed Zeratul. I need to prepare for it.â
ââŠâŠâ
âIs there any wrong with my guesses so far?â
Grid judged using his expanded thinking that there was nothing wrong. Sure enough, Venice didnât deny it. As a businessperson, she regarded trust as life. She slowly smiled before eventually, she cried with a sad expression, shouting, âI hate it! I hate you so much! You are really so wicked!â
âThis womanâs sin is greed.â
The offer to make a deal with him was the crime of betraying Asgard himself. She mustâve committed the sin of greed again and again.
âIt canât be helped. She is a god who doesnât receive the worship of people.â
She had to build up her reputation and deity, even if it meant sinning.
Grid saw through Venice and offered her a suggestion, âCan you help me get the secret technique I want? It is out of stock in the sun carriage.â
ââŠWhat secret technique?â
âA secret technique dealing with double wielding. It will be easy to use if it is from Zeratul.â
âEven so, Zeratul will have doubts. There has been no god who ordered a specific secret technique through me. It will cost a lot to persuade him without raising suspicions.â
âI will give you two times the market price.â
âI should get 5 times.â
â1.5 times.â
â4 times.â
âThen it canât be helped.â
â3 times! 3 times!â
âOkay. Iâm only going to yield this one due to the favor you have shown me today.â
âReally? Thank you so much for that.â
The veins on the forehead of the smiling Venice bulged. The reason she came to Grid today was to do business. Yet as Grid said, it had become a favor. It was a loss that she gave too many hints. She hadnât thought he could be so smart based on his past actionsâŠ
She mightâve been promised three times the price for the secret technique, but it wasnât cost-effective even at this priceâŠ
âI want to see the sword before I leave. Is it possible?â Venice politely asked.
Grid didnât refuse.
A god obsessed with reputation and deityâVeniceâs purpose was clear, so there was no need to be vigilant. He judged that he could use her purpose well to maintain a cooperative relationship in the future. He was willing to give this small degree of favor.
âUwahâŠâ
Veniceâs eyes, which were already big and round, became even bigger. She was unable to shut her wide open mouth and hit Gridâs arm in admiration. Someone who saw it would misunderstand that they were close. She was excited like a goddess who was serious about luxury goods.
âAmazing.â
Grid was also excited.
[Gujelâs Fang (Dao)]
[Rating: Myth
Durability: Infinite  Attack Power: 15,690
* Attack speed will increase by 50%
* The usage speed of attack skills will increase by 30%.
* The attack power of the earth attribute will increase by 400%.
â There is a high probability of causing âpetrificationâ to the target when attacking.
â Attack power against the dragon species is increased by 150%.
â There is a high probability of ignoring the dragonâs âAbsolute Defense.â
â The attack speed when drawing the sword is corrected to the maximum.
â The power of the first attack after drawing the sword is increased by 300%. However, it only applies to normal attacks and âdrawing the swordâ related skills.
â Attack power against targets suffering from âinsanityâ will increase by 300%.
This is the first dragon weapon. It was created by Overgeared God Grid.
Conditions of Use: A god, transcendent, or dragon.
Weight: 2,100]
The gray magic power that hovered like a mirage over the transparent dao was mysterious and beautiful. It was a work that would be judged as overwhelming even when placed beside the best artworks in history. The power was self-evident. Unfortunately, the basic attack power was lacking compared to Hexetiaâs Short Sword, but it would transcend it if various conditions were met.
âI canât help but feel that the basic performance is poor.â
The title of the Overgeared God was creator of all things, not god of blacksmiths. He could make any object, but his blacksmithing skills were bound to be inferior to Hexetia. Of course, Grid was convinced that this would change over time. Otherwise, there wouldnât be the concept of deity. The higher his deity, the more likely it was to increase the power of the items he made. Thus, he didnât have to worry.
âOf course, it is hard to say that Iâm not as good as Hexetia now.â
The power of an item wasnât just its numerical value. It depended on the detailed effects. In this case, Gujelâs Fang was much better than Hexetiaâs Short Sword. Above all, Gird had the âOvergeared God Gridâs Innovationâ skill. Gujelâs Fang has room to progress three more times in the future.
[Dragon Slayer?]
[You have a dragon weapon, but you have yet to prove that you have killed a dragon. There are those who are confused whether you are a dragon slayer or not.
* When fighting dragons, there is a probability of ignoring their âAbsolute Defense.â
* When fighting dragons, there is a probability of your stats increasing.]
ââŠâŠâ
It was the moment when the value of Gujelâs Fang rose sharply. The question mark after the name was explained. There were many parts he didnât like, but it was a mythical title when it came to performance. In particular, the compatibility with the dragon weapon was good.
âGood.â
The highly motivated Grid once again held the hammer. There was one part of Gujelâs fangs remaining. During the time when the furnaceâs flames were maintained, the melting and blade structure were completed so he just needed to do the finishing touches. After a whileâ
[Overgeared God Gridâs divine object has appeared.]
[The myth of the Overgeared God is strengthened.]
[All stats of the Overgeared God Churchâs believers will permanently increase by 10 and the penalties incurred when wearing items will be slightly reduced.]
People felt a sense of deja vu. There were a number of people who were sighing because they envied the members of the Overgeared God Church.
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