I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 329 - To Kill A God

“Aren’t you acting a little too greedy, Your Highness Louie?”

Shae did not actually mind becoming a subordinate god, especially if it was only for a limited amount of time. Three thousand years might be unpredictable for humans, but for gods, it was just a blink of an eye.

What’s more, even the Silver Moon Goddess Selune, at the lowest point of her life, hugged the Goddess of Love’s thighs and became her subordinate to fight against Shae.

Since even her sister whom she loathed could do it, then naturally she could do the same—

“Your Highness Louie, the River Styx Oath is not to be taken lightly. How can you guarantee that you will help me achieve my purpose? If I become your subordinate for three thousand years and you do not help me in any way, wouldn’t that be too unfair?”

Shae’s tone was serene and calm as she rebutted his offer.

The main reason why the Silver Moon Goddess became the Goddess of Love’s subordinate was that the Goddess of Love was powerful. Even if she wasn’t good at fighting, her nature as a god was powerful enough to help the Silver Moon Goddess resist Shae.

But what did Louie have at the moment? He was only a new god and who knew how far he could go? If Louie could only rise to the level of a low-tier god at the end, how was he going to help Shae become a mid-tier god?

Naturally, she had to be sure that he could live up to his end of the bargain.

The best option for her was to seek refuge with a powerful god, but at the moment she was ostracized by the majority of them. The few remaining gods were already familiar with her and would likely give their all to kill her if she gave them the chance.

Moreover, Shae had a lot of enemies even before her betrayal.

In itself, Shae had already found the best patron before, but because of her defeat in the Shadow Realm, her patron had abandoned her. She had to settle for the second-best and choose Louie.

She believed that she had an upper hand against Louie. Among the gods, only Louie would help her, and he did not resent her as much as other g

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