I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 370 - Return of the Gods

Louie’s mood shifted as he returned their gazes. Just like the other gods inside the Pantheon, the Goddesses of Magic and Earth also had hazy appearances. Only the aura of their divine authority could be felt on the surface.

The Goddess of Magic’s aura was obscure and difficult to understand due to the nature of magic which hinted at endless knowledge. On the other hand, the Goddess of Earth let out a mild and elegant aura like farmers emitting vigorous joy while working on the land during spring and summer.

‘If Shae had not told me that she had regained her original self, the air surrounding her seemed to be peaceful and unwilling to go to war. It was definitely an aura that was worthy of many gods’ respect.’

This was the truth. In the Era of the Gods, there might have been some people who could not see eye to eye with the Mother Earth Goddess, but no one hated her to death. She did not appear publicly much and also looked like an old lady to the point that some people even forgot that such a god existed.

If she had not grasped the divine authority of ‘earth’ and ‘farming’ that were closely tied with human livelihood that allowed her to possess level 18 divine power, then many people might have forgotten her.

The significance of the Mother Earth Goddess Chauntea among humans could be described as the god of the land and grain. This was the origin of Chauntea’s power.

‘Shae warned me to keep myself young at heart. Although gods are physically immortal, the spirit will still decay and grow old along the river of time. This was similar to words spoken by Taoists. Chauntea was a good example for all the gods, telling them what the gods would look like if their minds grew old.’

‘If she was still the same, Chauntea might have given up her own divine authority by herself after tens of thousands of years and lived a reclusive life. However, the Terran Civilization’s invasion was instead a big help to her and allowed her to regain her original appearance and vitality.’

Chauntea had given all the gods a cautionary e

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