Chapter 145: Do What You Always Did The Best
"I don’t think I understand your question, sir. Please forgive me," Atlas suddenly replied. He was afraid to answer. After all, even though Chaos had told him well done, the way he had asked the question had startled him.
"I’m sure you understand. Answer." Chaos replied, and this time the way he spoke was almost commanding.
Atlas swallowed when he heard these words and immediately after that, just like Chaos, he started to look at the stars around him, the dust clouds covered with those stars whose names he did not know, that is, galaxies. He got up from his seat and chose to watch the beauty around him.
"I guess...I changed everyone’s fate, didn’t I, sir?" Atlas finally replied.
Chaos nodded his head as he heard these words and then said, "Yes, young man. You have changed the fate of everyone, good or bad. This time the angel gate would open much earlier than expected. Your eradication of the devil worshippers from the academy and the Sages’ destruction of the devil worshippers on the continent worried the angel worshippers."
Atlas trembled with these words. His gaze became even more serious and he immediately returned to the seat he had stood up and put his hands on his head.
"What the fuck have I done?" Atlas questioned.
"A good thing, what you did was a good thing, young man...well almost, at least good for everyone else. After all, neither the gods and goddesses nor I, the creator, could do anything," Chaos replied.
After these words, Atlas shook his head left and right as if he could not understand anything, and immediately after that, looking into Chaos’s pupils, he uttered the following words:
"You are the Creator. The one who created everything. You are the one who gave souls to gods and goddesses, who created every race in the world, who created the world itself. Master...Why don’t you take everything under control?"
When Chaos heard these words, he gripped his cane tightly, put himself in a comfortable position, threw one leg over the other leg and looked carefully at the face of the young man in front of him.