I Became the Progenitor Vampire

Chapter 467: Chapter 467: The Tyranny of the Land of Bone-Burying, Devouring the Divine Country

Time flew by swiftly, and the corpse of the Ancient God had been hanging in Green City for a full half month now.

During this half-month, the growth rate of the Dawn Sect followers had been astonishing. At this point, of the over four million population in Green City, already more than three million had become Dawn believers.

Although most people’s level of faith was not particularly high, it was enough to illustrate many things.

The original Dawn believers felt proud and shared in the glory during this time.

Their lord had finally returned!

From now on, he would also protect them.

Could followers of other sects see their worshipped divines? Could they be protected?

Without comparison, they would feel no hurt. Compared to those who prayed desperately but received no response, the Dawn Sect, which had a true god presiding over it, seemed so attractive at the moment.

Of course, the speech that Lide delivered after killing the God of Plague also greatly promoted the spread of the Dawn Sect. It wasn’t an exaggeration to say that those words had conquered the hearts of most commoners.

“As long as I draw breath, I will always be your support; you will never walk alone…”

How magnificent these words were.

Who wouldn’t want their worshipped divine to be a powerful and steadfast pillar of strength?

Everyone hopes to receive help from others in their moments of danger, and for many, that is the purpose of worshipping a divine.

Whether it was Lide’s words or the power he displayed, both could win over everyone’s hearts.

Therefore, the sight of a large number of believers changing their faith was not at all surprising.

December 20th, the wind was piercingly cold.

Today, the whole of Green City was bustling with excitement.

Because this was a special day.

The great Lord Ilo was going to remove the largest threat in the southern province before the Dawn Festival arrived—the city of Risier.

This grand city, established by the former imperial royal family, once a magnificent jewel on par with Green City, had now become a dark forbidden land plaguing the south.

There were still three divine artifacts on the God of Plague that hadn’t been found; to Lide, who didn’t even own a decent piece of equipment, the temptation could not be greater.

Moreover, Risier City had become the stronghold of Ancient Monsters, a threat too great to be ignored; without its eradication, Green City could not be at peace.

So flattening Risier City, this gathering place of Ancient Monsters, was a necessary task.

The menace unchecked, no one could rest easy.

“Lide, please be careful.”

In front of the Crimson Mage Tower, Vina was meticulously arranging Lide’s black and white spellcaster’s robe, her slender and fair hands gently smoothing out the tiny wrinkles.

Lide looked at the little maid who now completely belonged to him with a tender smile, feeling very satisfied in his heart.

Over the past half-month, Vina had completed her transformation from a girl to a young wife.

The girl who was once slightly green had now taken on the unique charm of a mature woman, every move infused with an enticing air.

“There’s no need to worry; just guard Green City well.”

After squeezing her charming and delicate cheeks, Lide turned his gaze towards Isa and Betty.

“Isa, when I return, I’ll take you to the Storm Sea Domain to find your people.”

He had always been quite curious about the matters concerning the Red-eyed Clan. What exactly is the Silver Moon Radiance federation? Are they all possessors of the Golden Bloodline?

It seemed that conquering a race that all possessed the Golden Bloodline… might also be quite good.

Isa obediently nodded.

“Mhm, teacher, please be careful…” The little girl was unaware of Lide’s other intentions at this time, just looking at him with eager eyes.

Although in the little girl’s heart, Lide was the most powerful person in the world, she couldn’t help but feel somewhat worried.

Lide smiled faintly, bid a brief farewell, and without any hesitation, he directly boarded the carriage pulled by nine pure white unicorns and headed to the military camp.