[Comprehensive British and American] I shouldn't create the world blindly

Bailie didn't really talk to him much.

"What's the matter?" He suddenly asked with a smile, "I said this is a very safe place."

Gabriel doesn't need a safe place, and neither does Chuck.

"The angels are preparing for battle."

Chuck didn't answer.

"I know you are my father, but can I still call you Chuck? Forgive me for never calling you by your name since the beginning of the world." Gabriel said to him, "...for so many years You have always existed, why are you possessed by Chuck?"

Forget it, he still tolerated Michael going to hell to save Lucifer.That kid has nothing to pity on.

"I thought I was gone, and my children would try to make heaven and this world a better place." Chuck spread his hands and said, "I tried to trust Michael, so I went to save him."

The result was not. After Michael came out, he still held on to the power of heaven, driving a large number of angels to kill each other.Later, he didn't think it was enough and went to provoke troubles with the gang of demons in hell.Regarding the matter of sealing, he could finally say that he was helping, or he could say that he didn't help at all.

"Gabriel, I've been to that place. I've seen everything in that world or more." Chuck put his hands down and said, "Some worlds are nothingness, and some worlds are individual kingdoms. Of course... …There are parts of the world where I don’t have energy, and Michael tried.”

Chuck is not actually worried about what will happen to the two archangels in another world. If something happens, Chuck will think it is killing each other.

He didn't want to explain, he took the heavy and rich ancient book from the side of his hand and threw it into Gabriel's arms.The book was opened by Gabriel, and various god clans were displayed on the album.Most of the atlases do not belong to this world, and creatures from other worlds can only be killed in their own world.

So Heaven needs to spend a lot of effort to reset the seal and throw these monsters back to its own country.

Gabriel finally set his sights on the red hawks and skeletons.

"How many of these monsters can you recognize?" Gabriel asked, pointing to the monsters in the ancient book.

Chuck couldn't tell, still hesitating.

"When the clerk closed the heaven, he must have accidentally opened something." Chuck said, "I should be able to deal with these guys first, but I need to send them back to their own world first."

"Then what should we do? Heaven can't just go on like this." Gabriel turned the bottle gently, and then said, "Angels and demon armies are useless, what about hunters?"

hunter?Even if the hunter is powerful, he is still human.Although it is true that there is no need to be blocked by another void place in terms of energy, Chuck doesn't think any hunters will get involved in this matter.Especially in their view that angels and demons in this world are not much different beings.

Chuck looked outside the bar, until Gabriel suddenly said later, "We can go to Winchester."

Chuck had his hands wrapped around his chest as Gabriel spoke.Speaking of Winchester, the last time Palmer forcibly snatched their demon knife, the angel blades all over the ground seemed to be done by angels.Unless they clearly understand that this is a necessary task, the two hunters only know how to save the original world.

Chuck was waiting for Gabriel to think about it in another way, but Gabriel probably had a lot of confidence in the two hunters.

"If we can really pry open the doors of those worlds, we need an angel who is better at using spells than Rowena." Gabriel said, "You can create it."

Chuck said nothing, then nodded.

When Gabriel walked around to the door, he walked back again. Seeing his hesitant expression, Chuck probably felt that he still didn't seem to be able to relax.

Gabriel didn't know when he suddenly withdrew and grabbed Chuck's sleeve, and it took a long time for God to slowly lift his hand on the table of the bar.

"By the way...you will stay in heaven."

……

"I'm not going anywhere," he said, "here."

So much the better.