A former fool wants to change the world

I went to Meru to find Mithras and Peren.

The first thing Mitlas said when we met me was, "Good thing you jumped ship." "

The second sentence was: "Help me find Perun." "

Yes? He's gone? I hastened to ask where Perron lived during the qualifying exam.

"Originally, it was a library, but then Meru suddenly became martial law, and there was no void terminal to enter the city at all... Perron went out, and the candidates were not allowed to accept any outside information three days before and during the examination, and the letters he wrote to me were also stopped, and they are still piled up at the receiving point. "

"Then go find it!"

He smiled wryly, "Go and rummage through three rooms of items and letters." "

His attitude towards me seems to have softened a bit, is it different from before? I looked at him carefully—

I can understand that it is safe to get a qualification certificate at his level, but what is the matter of having an extra eye of God after the exam?

Noticing my gaze, he shook his head rather unnaturally, as if he was shedding an experience he didn't want to recall.

It seems that now is not the time to ask about this. I set up a commission at the Adventurers' Guild to ask my acquaintances to help keep an eye out.

There should be no one to pick 500 robbery pollians, which is a time-consuming and laborious commission, which can not only ensure that the people I have helped before can see the code to receive my real needs, but also rest assured that the commission will not be picked up by strangers.

Well... But as long as the price satisfies the traveler, he can appear anywhere.

Soon there was news, and the good news was that there were indeed people who did have an impression of Perun.

The bad news is that this impression was a long time ago.

Providing us with information was a member of the Thirty-Man Regiment, and Meruka was almost slapped by the fools for this incident, because the testimony of Perun, the Winter Man, saved a group of Meru children from being sent to the Winter Term.

I am too familiar with their routine, creating a disaster that should not have happened, directing and acting to solve it and asking the victim for benefits, but they should have been pitted by the monster they created, and to some extent they deserved it.

The name of this old case backup is "Envoy Victimization Case", although it is called this name, discerning people can see that Mitlas is the victim, the medical information compiled by his parents in public opinion and prejudice was looted, and he also had to have to amputate his muscles due to his arms being tied behind his back for a long time. Although Perun's belated rescue left Mitteras missing a pair of arms, without Perun, Mitras would have died of thirst.

Mitlas remembered the incident at my prompting and tried to recall the details of the time:

Ignoring the corpse that had flowed from the ground, and ignoring the body deformation and squashing the still trembling monster, Peren climbed up to a high place to untie the rope for Mitres.

However, at that time, the insensitive Mitras was in a near-death state, so I will take his description with a grain of salt.

Except for Mitteras, everyone else was dead, and it was useless to hurry. I think it's better to stay on site and wait for the rangers to come.

The above are the original words of Perron when the relevant personnel asked him why he did not want to report the group of thirty but stayed where he was.

He felt that something was wrong, but at that time he could not say why. It was not until he experienced the great changes in Meru that he understood the sense of contradiction in these words: this is not something that a normal person can have, it is a contempt for life itself.

Some things, if they are gone, are gone, and they cannot be made up for later.

ps: The plot is really going to kill me lately... Even if the villain is set up, he still brings other people's characters with him....