The Empty Gate District is located at the northernmost part of Nabistin. It is a large vacant area temporarily designated by the Yisu royal family for the permanent Empty Gate. Because there was no specific concept of the performance and subsequent impact of the Empty Gate at that time, and the Starry Order only mentioned "setting up the permanent Empty Gate in the national logistics center", Annan built the permanent Empty Gate in the administrative area of ​​Nabistin. Facts have proved that this decision is a bit wasteful - the permanent Empty Gate brings huge traffic and regional advantages. Putting it in Nabistin can only be regarded as icing on the cake, but putting it in other areas with a slightly lower level of development is enough to revitalize the surrounding cities.

When Ash and his friends arrived at the Skygate District, they saw a new city that was more prosperous than the center of Nabistin, full of vitality and vigor. The sky trains carrying foreign imported goods and domestic exports connected all parts of the country to this place, like the blood vessels of the country.

“This will become the new heart of the gospel,” Annan said. “It will reshape the gospel into a new country.”

"It feels very fulfilling for you, right?" Ash said with a smile, "New nobility, new bourgeoisie... It's troublesome to repaint a painting that is full of colors, but if a new blank space is extended in the painting, it is much easier to change the old painting with new colors. You only need to grasp the throat of the Eternal Void Gate, which is enough to rewrite the pattern of the gospel."

"You understand a lot, do you want to change the world with me?"

"Hey, hey." Diya squeezed in between them, looking very upset: "Have you forgotten that there is a real queen with real power here?"

"You know you are the queen, so don't run around!" An Nan held Diya in his arms and smothered her, gritting his teeth and saying, "Do you know how tiring it is for me to manage government affairs and study magic? I found that I had lost a hair yesterday, it's all your fault!"

"Then stop delving into magic! Aren't you satisfied with being a legendary magician?"

"I want to be an angel in the future. Managing a country that has existed for thousands of years has too many constraints. I want to try to create a heaven of my dreams from scratch."

"Hey!?" Diya's eyes lit up: "An Nan, do you want to be my angel?"

An Nan blinked and looked away: "...Maybe."

"Do you want to be Ash's angel?" Sonia asked calmly.

"If I can follow the Supreme of Magic..." An Nan raised his eyebrows: "There shouldn't be a girl in this world who can refuse this offer, right?"

"It sounds like he's more than just an angel."

"Because I want to be a caring angel who can help my master deal with all his troubles."

Weisser said slowly, "But not every demigod can be favored and become an angel. If one day you are promoted to a demigod, we will need to examine whether you have the qualities, abilities, and character to manage heaven. If you are qualified in all aspects..."

She reached out and held Sonia and Vichy's arms, tilted her head and smiled, "In the end, you just need to defeat the female college student or the maid to be qualified to follow Ash!"

Female college student - not long ago, she drove two law angels back to heaven.

Maid - a brutal and cruel murderer who had committed many evil deeds thousands of years ago.

An Nan: "...It seems that in this world only the Supreme of Stars is qualified to be Ash's angel."

Ash: "...I'm not qualified anyway."

"An Nan doesn't want to be my angel?" Diya was shocked: "I thought you would want to follow such a wise queen like me forever."

"Yash," An Nan held his forehead with his hand, "It must be your fault that she became so stupid! She was still very smart when she was in Gospel!"

"I'm sorry..." Ash lowered his head and admitted his mistake: "It's all my fault for not teaching well enough..."

"Ash, don't apologize so seriously!" Diya was so angry that she broke free from An Nan's arms, went over to hug Ash's arm, and stuck out her tongue at the chief witch.

An Nan remembered something: "Oh, right, now the five countries can communicate freely. I will let you handle some government affairs remotely. Anyway, you have the Gospel God and there will be no information gap. Otherwise, the Gospel will almost forget you. Now everyone only knows the witch but not the queen."

"No! We are on vacation, so I won't work!" Diya shook her head. "I have to work while they are having fun... I feel miserable just thinking about it. I'll leave the good news to you. Try not to break it, and don't notify me if you do!"

The chief witch said unhappily: "Diya, you will regret this."

The witch giggled and said, "An Nan, I am the queen."

Qinna next to him suddenly said, "It's time."

The outline of the permanent empty gate on the vast square lit up with a gradient aurora, and the door curtain rippled like the surface of a lake, revealing the image of the Star Bridge Hall.

An Nan said, "Let's check the luggage one last time. Did you forget anything?"

Ash touched the space ring: "No."

"Really?"

An Nan folded her hands behind her back, leaned over slightly and approached him, smiling sweetly, with a radiant face and a little baby fat on her cheeks: "For example, a purple moth that once had its first kiss?"

The magicians around the empty door suddenly trembled all over, and a great sense of fear gripped their hearts tightly. The magic power was trembling, and the magic spirit was kneeling, as if several monsters beyond imagination had descended here, and the maliciousness that was leaked out was enough to overwhelm their rational defense line. However, the trembling came and went quickly, and nothing happened except that they broke out in a cold sweat.

An Nan took a step back and smiled, "I wish you a wonderful holiday."

"Well," Ash waved his hand, "Let's go!"

"Goodbye, Annan, Qinna, and Nona!" Diya waved her hands vigorously, took Yaxiu's hand and walked towards the empty gate. Everyone also said goodbye politely, but the smiles of Jianji and the others seemed a little gritted.

Watching this team of the highest fighting force in the world leave Gospel, Qinna folded her arms over her chest, leaned close to her daughter and asked, "Is it really okay? You let him go without anything happening."

"None of your business is my business."

"Let me and Nona help you next time," the Elf Chief licked his lips and chuckled, "It will definitely be interesting."

"Qinna!" Nona denounced her sister angrily. She paused for a moment and found that An Nan did not refute her. She could not help but stutter when she spoke: "An Nan, you, you, you don't really want to try it!"

"Even if I am willing, I still have to overcome those four difficulties." An Nan narrowed his eyes: "Except for Her Majesty the Queen, any of the other three difficulties can stop us. Nothing happened these days because I couldn't even get in the door."

"It's a bit troublesome indeed..." Qinna pondered, "But the key is still Ash himself. If the inside decides to surrender, what's the point of having a strong fortress outside? And Ash... I think we can solve all the problems by just going in while he's taking a shower. Our eloquence is enough to defeat him miserably."

"Without us!" Nona said angrily.

"Persuading people to surrender is not something I am suitable for." An Nan said, "A politician like me who is obviously full of bad intentions will be shot as a spy outside the fortress and will not be able to enter the inner city at all."

“Only sincere lobbyists can easily dismantle internal resistance.”

It was only when they were about to part that An Nan could not help but say a few sarcastic words to Jian Ji and the others. But in the past half month, An Nan had been very well behaved, and even if she had no chance to meet Ya Xiu, she did not say anything, because she knew her position very well - in Ya Xiu's heart, she could not be compared with Jian Ji and the other four.

There was no benefit for her to have a conflict with Sword Princess and the others, not to mention that An Nan didn't think she could gain any advantage. Although Sword Princess and the other three seemed to be fighting each other, if a new player wanted to get involved, they would immediately unite to fight against the new player, just like someone getting on a car quickly locking the door.

An Nan knew she couldn't compete with them, but she didn't need to. She just needed to follow the next person and she could easily get on the bus.

but……

I hope that when Ash leaves Blood Moon, he won’t be torn apart, An Nan thought.