German Eagle: Steel and Magic

Chapter 132 The Tombstone of the Gods (for Subscription)
There is a 20-year-old young man in the team, Tensnegger. As a Viking warrior, he obviously has a strong physique, but he is introverted and timid.

He prefers to sing and write a diary. Although he is not very popular with his companions, or people always look at him with contempt, the boy is still cheerful.

As one of the survivors, he needs to leave the group to find food and exits. The thick white mist and dangerous bushes, this young man can no longer be cheerful, and he is on the verge of collapse.

However, he was wise, following the river could effectively prevent getting lost in the dense fog, and finally stopped by a lake.

There are small swimming fish under the clear water, several of them are easily caught with skillful skills, and the belly of the fish is thrown away with a dagger, and the red blood quickly spreads on the lake.

Tensneger was enjoying the fresh and tender fish when a light and shadow suddenly appeared on the lake, which scared Tensneger to put down the fish immediately, knelt down on the ground, and said, "Gods have mercy, gods have mercy."

The boy thought that he was fishing by himself and disturbed the rest of the gods, but when the light and shadow gradually changed into a beautiful girl, Tensnegg stood there blankly.

That was the Viking girl he had a crush on, and he had watched her die by the enemy's blade not long ago.

The enemy directly broke through the city gate and began to burn, kill and loot wantonly. He hid in a partition wall and watched the girl's head being chopped off and held up by the enemy, while her body was thrown into the fire and started to burn.

Unknowingly shed tears, he regretted his cowardly character, regretted that he did not protect his sweetheart...

The girl just slowly came to Tensneger's side and hugged him affectionately, as if to comfort him, but this made Tensneger cry even harder, and the "dead soul" of his beloved made him even more repentant.

After a long time like this, the two also got along here for several days.Facing his ignorant sweetheart, Tensnegger almost became a chatterbox. He told what he had seen and heard, from childhood to the present, from the sea to the mountains.

The girl listened curiously, and then asked some very simple questions, while the boy explained tirelessly.

But Tensnegg also discovered a secret, this girl is not the soul of her beloved, but a "ghost" with the same appearance.

Tensnegger is about to leave, and he wants to bring his companions here. There is food and clean water, and the climate is considered stable. It is a good place to become a stronghold.

No matter what kind of request the girl made, Tensnegger could not keep her diary, let alone the other party was just a "friend" she just met.

But Tensnegg promised the girl to go out only for two or three days, but got lost in the fog that day and died in the mouth of the beast.

And the girl just waited, until now...

"Are you finished?"

Carl was not interested in this kind of bad street story, and even complained that "Amy" spoke slowly until now.

"It's a sad story, isn't it."

"Amy" took the diary and circled the lake leisurely.

"Then I'll go first, okay."

Carl is grateful for the simplicity of the "requirements", except that there is no acceleration or skip options, which will be a very user-friendly requirement.

"No, not yet."

"Amy" moved closer to Carl as he spoke, and began to stare into his eyes.

"What are you doing?"

Karl was a little nervous, he still hadn't regained control of his body, he couldn't even turn his head.

"I know something about you, so I brought you here."

After a while, "Amy" seemed to have seen enough, and began to turn around and return to the lake, circling boringly and repeatedly.

"what do you know?"

Karl frowned, his understanding of this "female ghost" was still limited to the status of "mountain god", and he didn't get any guidance on his itinerary, which seemed to be a coincidence no matter how he looked at it.

However, it is also mysterious to relate to the same dream as before.

"You don't seem to believe it?"

"Amy" tilted her head and looked at Carl, showing a puzzled look.

"Do not believe."

Carl said honestly.

"Do you know why Tensnegg in the story is in the same situation as you? He was chased and forced to come here, and found me along the river."

"Amy" said with a faint smile,

"Because you are the same as Tensnegger, your souls do not belong to this world, right?"

Carl broke into a cold sweat from these words, did the NPCs in the mid-term start to do this?Carl felt more and more that the "god" had arranged this surprise in advance.

"Then who are you? The patron saint of this mountain range?"

Carl thought for a moment and asked.

"No, I am... god, a tombstone of god."

"Amy" started to circle again, and there was nothing shy about this question.

"tombstone?"

Karl was a little puzzled by this unexpected answer.

"Well, when they die, they put themselves in a container, and I'm that container.

"Amy" said lightly, very calm about her identity and future destiny.

"This shouldn't belong to something, such as coffins or seizing houses, do gods know how to play like this?"

Carl couldn't help complaining, and became curious about this girl again.

"No, it's the tombstone. They don't have a body, they don't even have a soul, they only have an almost eternal consciousness."

Amy stopped circling, as if thinking about something.

"If you are occupied by them as a concrete person, isn't it still a coffin?"

Carl said thoughtfully.

"No, you didn't listen to my story carefully. I was just a container, thrown here by accident, so I became me, and that consciousness was only sealed in my body."

"Amy" seemed to float over and stare into Carl's eyes because Carl didn't listen to his story seriously.

Karl doesn't want to worry about this kind of problem any more. A naked girl is floating around, so it's better to deal with it quickly and leave early.

"Okay, I trust you very much, how do you know that my soul does not belong to this world?"

"Because your soul, its color does not belong to this world, it is... no, they are still watching, I can't tell you specifically."

"Amy" stopped in the middle of speaking, looked around curiously, and continued to speak as if confirming some answer.

"Time is concrete and irreversible to you, but it is meaningless to them, they can appear at any point in time at will.

Even my tombstone can see your past, your future, and even your last life, everything that happened in another world.

But I can't tell you too much, it will affect their rules, heck, it will anger them anyway, I don't want to cause trouble, I also want to explore a lot of interesting things. "

What "Amy" said made Carl a little unacceptable for a while, and he turned on private browsing, but everyone could see his own browsing records.

And why can the future be fully seen?

After I heard such nonsense, wouldn't my future change a little bit?
(End of this chapter)