Poseidra didn't think that Anno really just wanted to thank Veronica.

And Anno did not hide anything and said frankly: "Thank you again Veronica for your help. But I heard that the reason why Veronica went to Mstrang to treat me was because of the instructions of Lord Vitas, the God of Phantom Sound.

This treatment is very important to me, so I want to thank Vitas in person. "

Veronica, a fanatical follower and godwalker of Vitas, saved a person under the guidance of Vitas.

But that person wanted to meet Vitas who is God.

If this person was someone else, Poseidra would have had him kicked out long ago.

But this person can easily kill a demigod!

With such strength, he is fully qualified to meet God.

Perhaps Vitas would be happy to meet such people and try to develop them into his followers.

However……

Poseidra shook his head and said to Anno with a serious face: "It seems that Your Excellency has also discovered the problem."

Anno frowned, not quite understanding what Poseidra meant.

Fortunately, after Poseidra dismissed the soldiers in the palace, he continued, “After Veronica was sent back, I originally wanted to ask another Strider to help Veronica with her treatment.

But the latter had no idea about Veronica's coma, and finally decided to ask Lord Vitas for help.

But what happened was something we didn't expect. The gods didn't respond, and the Godwalker couldn't call on them.

And it's not just Lord Vitas's Strider, other sea gods' Striders have no way to contact the gods.

This situation has never happened before.

I used the magic item given by the sea god to heal Veronica's injuries. This thing is a one-time thing, but at least it worked.

I got information from my subordinates that the Striders on the battlefield of Forgotten Mountains seemed to have encountered this problem.

If Lord Annuo wants to come to the sea tribe to seek help, then I can only say that you have made a wasted trip.

The sea tribe is now facing the same problem."

Originally, Poseidra, the Sea King, was dissatisfied with Anno because he used up a disposable divine object.

But now he has no time to worry about this.

Compared with the divine objects, the collective loss of contact among the gods is obviously more important.

But Poseidra misunderstood Anno.

Although Annuo knew that the divine walkers of Mstrong could not call on the gods, he did not know that the sea people were facing the same dilemma.

He hadn't realized the seriousness of the problem before.

But after getting this news by accident, Annuo had a bad feeling.

"Your Excellency Poseidon, I think this question is very important!"

Anno said seriously, "I think we should contact the Godwalker of Angomlos immediately to see if there are any other Godwalkers who can contact the gods."

"you mean……"

In fact, Poseidra had already guessed it in his heart.

But the result of this speculation is really terrible.

It was so terrifying that Poseidra didn't even dare to think about it any further.

"Yes, I am worried about the safety of the gods of Angormulos!"

An Nuo said this.

"impossible!"

Poseidra denied loudly, “I know of more than a dozen sea gods of storms, and all of them are extremely powerful, protecting billions of sea dwellers.

Those evil gods from other planes are no match for the sea gods!"

As Poseidra spoke, he called his subordinates in and asked them to find a way to contact all the divine walkers of the deep sea gods as quickly as possible, and at the same time contact the kings of various countries on land.

He did not forget to explain to An Nuo: "I did this just to prove that your guess is wrong."

Anno pondered for a moment, and had the answer in his heart, then turned and left Poseidra's palace.

The latter did not stop him, and his mind even temporarily forgot about the war on the front line with the Zerg.

Looking at Anno's back as he left, veins bulged on his right hand, which was tightly holding the scepter of Atlantis.

Annuo used the teleportation array to return to Mustron.

When Poseidra gave the order, Annuo knew that the other party had the same answer in his heart as he did.

Even Poseidra, who was more informed than Anno, had the answer in his mind before he met Anno.

However, Poseidra's faith made him unwilling to believe the speculation in his heart.

Unless proven!