Richard felt sparingly regretful when Windsor ultimately did not agree to his proposal to sacrifice first the kobold god to heaven.
The fall of a god had too many implications.
It could cause a vast negative impact if one didn't handle the aftermath well. Everything would waste if one ruined the plan.
Richard took out the ancient god statue and the imprisoned dog-headed god's soul clone in the prison after he followed her instructions.
The steel cage looked very loose, but it could firmly imprison souls.
The blurry, fog-like kobold god's clone soul immediately woke up without the ancient god statue suppression.
The distorted figure floated in the cage and charged out crazily.
However, it looked like one cut off all the sounds, like a silent pantomime.
Windsor glanced at it and then turned her attention to the ancient god statue in Richard's hand.
There was a subtle look in her eyes.
