Silver City is the home of angels in a dimension of the void.
Because they are all light attribute cosmic beings, their buildings are covered with runes that absorb and reflect light elements, giving them a white appearance that resonates with their own light attribute.
This is a suitable place for angels to live, a world of light.
Further into the world of light elements, even angels with high affinity for light elements, or even those born from light, would be completely purified and reduced to nothingness.
In the world of light, there are indeed some beings born from places with even denser light elements.
These are called Holy Spirits, Holy Spirits of Light, by the angels.
Angels are generally born in two ways.
One is naturally nurtured by pure light elements, possessing innate strength and a pure nature.
The other is formed by the leaders of Silver City from kind souls transmigrated from another world after countless experiments, transformed through a pool of light elements.
These transformed angels are much weaker in combat than the naturally nurtured ones, and their main functions also differ.
Naturally nurtured angels are generally responsible for combat, while transformed angels are responsible for logistics and missionary work.
The main enemies of the angelic army are darkness and evil, especially the armies from Hell.
From the moment of their birth, both were destined to annihilate each other, their souls forever bound by a mission.
Their battle has raged since their first encounter.
Angels mostly protect humanity, such as pushing humans away to avoid danger or delivering warnings.
Their leaders, generally referred to as God, are on par with Odin, the father of the gods, and Zeus, the king of the gods.
They are of the same divine father rank.
They generally do not directly interact with humans, mostly sending angels to deliver messages.
Of course, angels are also hierarchical, and the most widely accepted hierarchy includes the upper three ranks.
Seraphim, Cherubim, and Thrones.
Seraphim are six winged burners, using two wings to cover their faces, two to cover their bodies, and the remaining pair for flight.
Seraphim are the guardians of God's throne.
There are four in total, radiating a dazzling light that other angels cannot look directly at.
Their burning energy comes from their fervor and love for God.
Cherubim are also guardians, but in addition to guarding the throne, they must also protect the path through the Tree of Life in the Garden of Eden.
Cherubim have four faces.
A bull's face, a lion's face, an eagle's face, and a human face.
The bull's face is generally considered the most prominent.
Cherubim also have bull legs, and four wings joined together cover their eyes.
Thrones are symbols of justice and authority, and also symbols of thrones.
They are not humanoid in the conventional sense, but rather wheels within wheels made of jade, surrounded by hundreds of eyes.
These are all human imaginations.
No god king would be so bored as to use his subjects and fighting force as vehicles.
It is simply a throne carved with numerous angel statues.
A few years ago, the situation in Silver City was perfectly resolved thanks to Angela's affair, and Odin's suppression of the Ten Realms was significantly reduced.
Although the two sides still did not interact, their relationship was much stronger than before.
The reinforcements from the angels of the Ten Realms provided immense support to Silver City.
On the front lines of the battle against Mephisto and other hellish rulers, the angels were overwhelming the demons, greatly angering Mephisto and his demon lords who had initially thought they could easily defeat Silver City for thousands of years.
Silver City was currently in a very good state, and the atmosphere was quite harmonious.
Garfield opened the door to Silver City's square, where angels with large white wings, wearing linen like robes and whose faces were obscured, were chatting and playing around a fountain, having a lively time.
Garfield's appearance stunned the angels for a moment, followed by piercing screams.
"Intruder."
"Multidimensional beasts have invaded Silver City."
"Guards."
"Quickly, fetch the eldest son."
A flurry of angelic activity ensued, and in an instant, only a pile of off white, glowing feathers remained around Garfield.
"Cowards. Is it really necessary. I am just a cute orange cat."
As for these trivial matters, adhering to the principle of not wasting anything, Garfield collected all the feathers into his pocket and planned to throw them into the shop as exorcism materials later.
After tidying up, Garfield looked around at the silver white buildings radiating light.
He was actually a little curious about Diablo's decision in Diablo Three.
Why did Diablo have to run to the angels' lair in the sky, a place full of light elements, to fight them, only to be killed again as fate would have it.
If Diablo had just stayed quietly in his demon world and occasionally fought with the angels on the ancient battlefield between angels and demons, neither side would have been able to kill the other.
Why did he have to fight and kill.
Especially Diablo, whom he had killed countless times.
Unfortunately, Diablo's luck was truly terrible.
While Garfield was pondering these thoughts, a gust of wind blew from the sky, and Amenadiel descended with a group of angels.
They were dressed in neat, standard angelic armor, carrying angelic swords, and surrounded Garfield.
Amenadiel, born from the elements, was the second most powerful angel after his own family in Silver City.
He was a Seraphim.
Lucifer, after a falling out with his father, went to Hell, taking many supporters with him.
These supporters, transformed by dark forces, became fallen angels, leading to Silver City's decline in power.
Around that time, dimensional beings, lured by demons or acting recklessly, would occasionally come to observe and perhaps take advantage.
Even a weakened giant is still formidable, and Silver City, though diminished, was far from being truly weakened.
These beings naturally received the protection of the angelic sword and the light element.
Now, with intruders, Amenadiel, familiar with the situation, led his men in.
However, when he saw the orange cat amidst the encirclement, he instantly thought of the one he knew.
Garfield, Odin's adopted son and the third prince of Asgard, who had resolved Angela's identity issue and facilitated communication between the Ten Realms and Silver City.
"Prince Garfield Odinson."
Amenadiel could hardly believe his eyes.
This was the very center of Silver City's plaza.
Even the invaders back then only started from the outskirts, mostly appearing outside Silver City.
This guest had come straight to the heart of his territory.
Was the Rainbow Bridge really that powerful.
Amenadiel had seen the Rainbow Bridge activate before.
It always caused quite a stir.
Now, Garfield had arrived almost silently.
If an enemy were to launch a large scale surprise attack, could Silver City withstand it.
"Amenadiel."
"It is me, Your Highness. What brings you here."