With this roar, Lucifer could be said to have fully vented his rebellion against God.

After hearing the roar, Amenadiel hesitated to speak, but this time, even he thought God was wrong.

And Maizi, the little succubus, became even more excited.

How long has it been since I saw such a domineering Lucifer?

Therefore, Maizi shouted almost instantly: "Boss!! Let's attack heaven!!"

This sentence instantly interrupted Lucifer and Amenadiel's emotions.

The two of them looked at Maizi with their mouths open.

But Maizi was still extremely excited, her eyes widened and she gave advice: "Boss! Get your power back quickly!"

"And Kewen!"

She pointed to Kewen again: "Didn't you say that Kewen's strength is about the same as yours?! As long as you two join hands, you can successfully drag out God!"

"Then!" Maizi reached out and pinched the back of Amenadiel's neck: "Although this guy is a bit useless, his identity is still the eldest son of God!"

"As long as Amani opens his mouth to persuade, he should be able to persuade many angels in heaven to surrender!"

"Lastly your mother!"

Maizi becomes more and more confident: "She can also persuade some angels to surrender based on her status! Plus her strength!"

“That’s it anyway!!”

Maizi was so excited that he clapped his hands: "God is being held back by Lucifer and Coven! The Virgin and Amani are holding those angels steady! The other ones who insist on resisting will be left to me! I will go back to hell right away to gather fallen angels and demons to form an army!

"

"This time!!" She looked around everyone's faces excitedly: "This time we will definitely be able to capture heaven!!"

silence.

Coven, Lucifer, and Amenadiel looked at each other stupidly.

Maizi didn't see a response for a while, so he couldn't help but asked in surprise: "What? Is there anything imperfect about this plan?"

"cough……"

Lucifer made a silent noise, and then quickly waved to Kewen: "Go quickly, you should be able to find where Uriel is, right?"

"That's right!" Amenadiel immediately agreed: "Kevin, I leave Uriel's affairs to you. Don't let him kill anyone again!"

"Hey!!" Maizi quit, and she shouted angrily: "Are you cowardly?!"

"wheat……"

Lucifer was helpless, he covered his forehead, and then solemnly said: "Mai Zi! I am tired of the war!"

Amenadiel immediately added: "And once there is a war, it will cause a lot of casualties! It will destabilize heaven and hell, and even affect the stability of the entire multiverse!"

"You! You..." Maizi was so angry that his chest heaved.

Finally, she stamped her feet and shouted "Ah", then walked directly to the door.

"Wheat?" Lucifer quickly asked: "Where are you going? Don't cause trouble!"

"I'm going to find Farah!!"

Maizi yelled angrily without looking back: "Don't bother me for the next period of time! I'm going to torture the First Fallen to vent my anger!!"

Hearing this, Lucifer breathed a sigh of relief and nodded repeatedly: "Okay, okay, go ahead and have fun."

boom--

The door was closed with such force that the doorframe shook, and the glass window above shattered to the ground with a crash.

It wasn't until Maizi's heavy, venting footsteps faded away that Amenadiel said in fear: "It scared me, Lucifer. I was really afraid that you would agree to Maizi's plan..."

Lucifer rolled his eyes and looked at Kewen again: "What are you waiting for, brother? Hurry up and deal with Uriel."

"OK."

Ke Wen was overjoyed after watching a good show.

He nodded and let go of his perception, and soon found the angel's breath in an abandoned church in the suburbs.

The next moment, his figure suddenly disappeared out of thin air.

In the blink of an eye, it was changed to a somewhat dark environment.

Ke Wen, who appeared in the abandoned church, looked around and then looked at the figure standing next to a half-broken piano.

The figure's whole body seemed to be shrouded in melancholy, making it look lonely and sad.

I don’t know what the other party is immersed in, but Ke Wen’s appearance did not arouse any notice from the other party.

Kewen looked Uriel up and down, and then said: "Uriel?"

The figure was stunned for a moment, and finally turned to look at Ke Wen.

His eyes were scrutinizing, but there was still a strong melancholy hidden in them.

Uriel looked at Kewen for a while, and then asked in a gentle and calm tone: "Kevin Quinn?"

"Oh?" Ke Wen was slightly stunned: "How do you know me?"

"Father gave special instructions."

Uriel left the piano and came to the opposite side of Ke Wen and continued: "Father knew that you would interfere with my mission, so he told me to tell you the truth."

Coven smiled.

He looked at Uriel's melancholy eyes: "It seems... you have another secret behind your arrival this time?"

Uriel nodded: "Do you want to listen?"

"Of course." Ke Wen nodded immediately.

He looked around, then raised his hand to turn a bench back in time and turn it into something brand new and clean.

"How about we sit down and talk?" Ke Wen invited.

"good."

Uriel showed no hostility. He followed Covin to the bench and leaned down to sit down one meter apart.

Kewen summoned two more glasses of magic wine out of thin air.

He handed one of the cups to Uriel, and at the same time he smiled and said: "Please tell me, in my opinion, your old man should not have such a harsh and ruthless character."

Uriel, who took the wine, did not start telling the story immediately.

He looked at Ke Wen again with complicated eyes, then shook his head slightly and said, "I'm really glad you're not an angel."

"Where did this come from?" Ke Wen was puzzled.

"Because father always praises you."

Uriel responded with a slight sigh: "Father said that we angels have rigid minds and do not know how to adapt, and are prone to extremes. In my father's eyes, your character and behavior are what he wants to see."

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "My father sighed more than once, it would be great if you were his child, then he can trust you with everything."

The corners of Kewen's eyes twitched slightly: "Are you sure your old man isn't swearing?"

Uriel glanced at Covin dissatisfied.

After raising his glass and taking a sip of wine, Uriel changed the subject: "Let's get down to business."

"I agree." Ke Wen also took a sip of wine and said with some slurred speech: "If you have a chance, tell your old man that I am the one he will never get."

Uriel glanced at Kewen again, this time, his expression was full of disgust.

He shook his head and said: "Everyone is wrong. We should not have any envy or admiration for people like you."

"Thank you very much." Ke Wen said absently.

Uriel didn't pay attention.

He disinterestedly put down the wine glass he had taken a sip from.

Under Ke Wen's slightly raised eyebrows, Uriel said in a serious tone: "With the development of the world, human beings are no longer as simple as they used to be!"

"In the past, even for wicked people, the sins in their souls could be easily compensated for in the punishment of hell, but now they can't!"

Coven understood Uriel's words, and he nodded in agreement: "Indeed, among today's human beings, some people's sinfulness has been deeply ingrained in their souls."

"Yes!" Uriel frowned and said, "The punishments in hell alone are no longer enough to cleanse and compensate those souls, so my father has entrusted me with the heavy responsibility!"

"He sent you to hell?" Ke Wen was slightly surprised.

Uriel nodded: "Yes, in the future, I will be in charge of the fire of punishment in hell, and will be responsible for executing judgments on those who have committed serious sins. I will use the fire of hell to burn the souls of those who have committed serious sins until their souls are restored again."

Become pure!”

"What about Lucifer?" Coven asked: "Shouldn't this kind of work be Lucifer's responsibility?"

"Samael is still responsible for punishing ordinary souls and souls whose sins are not too serious."

Uriel seemed a little angry: "Samael is too lazy! He can't even do ordinary punishment work, let alone those sinful souls who rely on ordinary punishment but it is not enough to cleanse them!"
To be continued...