I come from the world of punishment

The deep divers seemed to have just come to listen to the song. When the song ended, they embarked on their way back.

The nun stroked the strings of her harp and looked calmly at the deep divers who were leaving, with a hint of trance in her eyes.

Luo Huai sat on the roof and listened to it all night. This surprisingly made him feel at ease similar to sleeping.

This nun is not weak at all, she just kept singing all night long.

"How do I sing? Outsiders..."

The nun's voice when she spoke was much lighter than when she chanted, but there was something steady about it.

"It sounds good, but don't you really want to drink water to moisten your throat?" Seeing that he was exposed, Luo Huai jumped off the roof.

It is not surprising to find that under the church of his own faith, every believer can be protected.

He walked to the backyard fence gate and stopped again.

"Come in...you are not one of those poor people."

Luo Huai then pushed open the wooden door that was only half a person's height and walked in.

"Poor people? Are you talking about those deep divers?"

"They were just people who drowned in the sea, and their souls did not want to leave. Then the darkness at the bottom of the sea was reborn." The nun's eyes showed compassion and a hint of sadness. "The obsession with their hometown guided them back here. But the two worlds are separated, and they are no longer from this world after all."

"Then why do they want to take away the light in the night?"

"For them who are in darkness, light is just like the darkness when they are in light. They just think...Subjective goodwill sometimes often leads to tragedy, not to mention that their consciousness has long been depleted, and there is no right or wrong in itself. "

Yes, at least the living people are not qualified to judge.

"What about you?" Luo Huai didn't ask specifically, but it was obvious that he meant what happened last night.

"I just temporarily calmed their obsession. If they can think about it and return to the afterlife, then my efforts will not be in vain."

When the nun said this, she seemed to be really thirsty. She turned around and scooped up a pool of water from the spring behind her, and drank it in small sips.

Luo Huai looked at the spring water, which glowed with a faint white glow in the morning light and was quite charming.

This spring water is extraordinary.

"Do you want a sip?" After the nun finished drinking the water, she looked back and spotted Luo Huai's gaze, and asked with a smile.

"Just drink it..." Luo Huai refused calmly, but then he thought about it and pretended to be successful, but it seemed that he was the one who was losing.

No, so he immediately added: "I don't mind if I put a few bottles in."

"..." The nun's perfect rules for dealing with others were stuck here.

People in this town are thankful to have a sip, but you still want to bottle it?

The good cultivation did not make the nun lose her composure. Her expression was frozen for a moment, and then she said tactfully: "I don't think you came to me just to listen to me singing all night, right?"

"Yes." Luo Huai understood and stuffed the half-empty glass bottle back.

Then he asked: "Excuse me, are there any legends around here? I travel all over the world, so I am a traveler who likes to listen to stories."

"Did someone tell you to come to me?" The nun is not as solemn as the stereotype. Outside of prayer time, she only gives off the impression of being friendly.

"Tell me what you want to hear. There are many legends about the sea..."

"Lord of the Deep Sea." Luo Huai asked directly.

As expected, the nun's expression really froze this time, and the sadness that could not be concealed caught Luo Huai's attention even if it was only for a moment.

But now, it was difficult to get to the bottom of it, so he turned a corner and asked, "Are you the only one in this church?"

"Yes." This question seemed to touch the nun's heart, and her eyes trembled again.

"Feel sorry."

I feel a little embarrassed to have made someone autistic so early in the morning.

"No, this has nothing to do with you, and it's not that you can't say it." The nun still controlled her emotions very well, "Can you just tell me your purpose?"

She knew that the young man in front of her could not just be a traveler who liked to listen to stories.

Such a reason is too weak to even make people feel cheated.

Besides, this town is not something you can get into by getting lost.

"Well..." Luo Huai thought for a while and didn't know what to say, "I should be here to handle a case."

"Are you a policeman?" The nun was amused by the little kid.

"Maybe……"

"Okay, then let me tell you a story..." The nun finally started to tell the story.

But the content of the story is somewhat unsatisfactory.

It was just a very common legend about a terrifying existence. The plot was exactly that of a warrior rescuing a princess, and the deep sea lord in the story had already been defeated.

Luo Huai didn't hear what he wanted, such as where is the deep sea lord... Don't be dead like in the truth story!

"This is actually a story that all the children in the town know. Probably even some old people don't know it." The nun joked.

"Then my question is really accurate." Luo Huai said helplessly.

Since there is no information here for the time being, let's go look elsewhere.

But the nun stopped him, "Wait a moment."

Then she ran into the church, and Luo Huai stood there waiting for a long time before she came out.

A small envelope was handed into Luo Huai's hand.

"In exchange for hearing the story, I hope you can bring me a letter to a fisherman who lives on the sea."

"?"

Luo Huai found that this nun was not simple either. He was not polite before and had not succeeded yet. Unexpectedly, he heard a story now and was reversed.

"What I just said is only the roughest. If you want to know more, you can ask the fisherman. He has been at sea all his life. This story was also the first one he told me."

So that's it... Luo Huai suddenly realized that he had spent half the day triggering a plot mission to send a letter, so that was fine.

He is the most enthusiastic person.

"What's that fisherman's name?"

"Ajiak. UU Reading www.uukanshu.net" The nun said it calmly at first, but then she added, "A poor man who has lost his courage."

But even though she said this, the nun didn't have the compassion she had for the deep divers before. Instead, she felt a bit like she hated iron.

"..." Luo Huai silently took half a step back.

Nun x fishing boy? Could it be that he accidentally fell into some weird and taboo plot...

Wait, what's the introduction to the mission?

The pure angel is attracted by the spirit of the ocean... Good guy, I almost slapped the standard answer on my face.

But...if it is really just a simple emotional awkwardness, then is it necessary to disturb the world of punishment and issue a mission?

"It's still not that simple..."

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PS: Ajiak, adopted from the character building in the comment area, provides readers with [Seven Deadly Sins—Gluttony].