The Water God, the Sword God, and the most powerful and oppressive Dragon God.
There's no need to mention the Dragon God. The Dragon Boss only showed his face a few times and scared these guys so much that they didn't dare to say a word.
With the Dragon Boss as a strong backer, Roa also had time to recover from his injuries.
After recuperating for a month or two, Roa's magic power had recovered to seventy or eighty percent, and his spirit was also obviously much better.
Roa's mana recovery speed was not comparable to Orsted's.
Orsted had expressed envy for Roa's amazing mana recovery speed countless times.
Of course, these were just minor episodes.
The Asura Kingdom was entirely handed over to Ariel, who was good at this kind of thing, saving him the trouble of worrying about it.
To prevent Ariel from making any unwise decisions, Roa specifically called Rudeus over. Roa's intention was that Rudeus might have more ideas, as he hated these complicated matters. He simply went all out and threw Rudeus to Ariel, saying that if there were any difficult problems, they could try asking Ariel.
Ariel really did simply catch Rudeus and ask him about things.
Originally, Ariel was just trying it out, but after discovering that Rudeus's thought process was unique, she simply treated Rudeus as a treasure trove, stuffing everything she didn't understand to Rudeus.
Not only that, it was said that the two hit it off and were able to agree on some rather perverted topics.
Even soldiers passing by the room where they were talking could hear extremely heaven-defying and perverted remarks.
For a time, rumors flew, and gossip about Ariel and Rudeus spread everywhere.
Roa was too lazy to pay attention to Rudeus. Roa had his own things to do now and didn't want to bother with these two perverts.
The topic came to Orsted.
Since Orsted came to the palace, Roa could feel that everyone clearly had a very obvious hostility towards Orsted.
The reason was simple: in the eyes of others, Orsted was like a very terrifying monster exuding a disgusting aura.
Such a guy would naturally not be welcomed by others.
Of course, these people wouldn't say anything on the surface, firstly because Orsted was invited by Roa, and secondly because they couldn't beat Orsted.
However, family members couldn't always be stopped.
Gal's hostility towards Orsted was very obvious and didn't diminish just because Orsted was now standing by Roa's side.
Although he was very pleased to know that Roa had defeated Orsted, he also felt a stirring in his heart.
Being defeated by the Dragon God when he was young was a scene that Gal would never forget in his life.
Since when, defeating the Dragon God Orsted had become Gal's lifelong wish.
He didn't have the opportunity or time to look for the Dragon God before, and even if he found him, Gal felt that he probably couldn't beat the Dragon God anyway.
However, Orsted was right in front of him, which made Gal's heart, which had been frozen for many years, become active again.
In the end, Gal couldn't suppress the stirring impulse in his heart and challenged Orsted.
To Gal's surprise, Orsted accepted this time very calmly.
Then, there was no then.
Orsted solved Gal with a chop to the neck.
The two were simply not on the same level, the gap was too big. A lower-ranked power challenging an upper-ranked power was basically a result of being instantly killed.
This was a matter without any suspense.
Falling again, even Gal was depressed for a while. The Water God couldn't help but tease him when she saw Gal being deflated.
As a result, Gal was furious, found an excuse to spar with the Water God, and beat her up again.
But at this time, everyone also realized that Orsted was actually a very easy-going person.
Although he looked very cold on the outside, and talking to him would give you a sense of fear, but on closer inspection, the Dragon God Orsted was indeed a very easy-going person.
Of course, this was only limited to the fact that Gal and the others didn't block Orsted's path. The fact proved that anyone who dared to stand in Orsted's way was basically eliminated.
For some reason, with Roa's presence, Orsted's tense spirit relaxed at this moment.
Almost everyone in this country feared him, even Gal, who had been beaten up, was also afraid of him. With this layer of fear, they would always be restrained when speaking.
And for most people, in addition to the fear in their hearts, there was more of a disgust.
That kind of disgust from the bottom of their hearts, undisguised disgust.
Always being hated, always being alone from the beginning to the present, how could he feel good?
Even if Orsted was used to this kind of thing, it would always be a good thing to have a true companion, right?
And now, this companion had appeared by Orsted's side.
Roa, a mysterious person whose origins were unknown, as if he had popped out of a stone.
In the previous hundreds of reincarnations, Orsted had never met such a 'person'.
He was very strong, so strong that it was a bit excessive, and his talent was also very good. According to him, he was only fifteen or sixteen years old.
Could a young man of this age be able to do this?
Orsted sighed countless times that there were really many geniuses in this world.
This age, placed in the Dragon Race, would probably be the kind that had just hatched not long ago.
However, Roa was already able to do this at this age, which was simply incredible.
Of course, the most important thing was not this, but the young man's different attitude towards him.
Roa was not afraid of him and seemed to really treat him as a friend.
This was a feeling that Orsted had never experienced before.
Occasionally, when they met, the young man would greet him warmly and ask if he had eaten. If he hadn't, he could come to his place to eat something.
Usually, in his spare time, Roa would also pull Orsted to chat about some random things.
There were many topics, maybe about the plan against the Human God, or maybe about some doubts about magic.
These were naturally not difficult for Orsted, and he was happy to solve the doubts in others' hearts.
After spending some time together, Orsted felt that this kind of life was quite good.
There was someone who was never afraid of him, who could chat normally, and who had a common enemy.