I come from the world of punishment

There was a disturbance in the water behind me.

"I'm looking for someone." Luo Huai turned around and saw a humanoid creature wrapped in rags.

The reason why it was called a "humanoid creature" was because Luo Huai saw the other person's eyes, which did not look like human eyes.

"No one is here." Even the other party said so.

"Then was there anyone here before?" Luo Huai asked in a different way.

"..." The other party fell silent, his eyes darkening, "Maybe."

"That's right." Luo Huai crossed his arms, "I'm here to find you, Ajiak."

"..." Ajak's eyes were calm and showed no emotion. He just asked, "He is already dead."

Luo Huai ignored his words and just took out the envelope the nun gave him. "Someone asked me to send you a letter. You should know her."

Finally, Ajak reacted. He recognized the church symbol on the envelope.

"Is she... okay?"

"A person is guarding the church, looking like he is waiting for someone." Another deep impression the nun gave Luo Huai was the silence, including when she sang alone.

"She can't wait any longer..."

"How do you know?" Luo Huai asked, "Does Ajiak think so?"

At this time, Luo Huai abided by the fact that the other party did not admit his identity.

"..." Ajak was silent again, and finally he stretched out his hand, "Can you read the letter to me?"

"Okay." Luo Huai handed over the envelope, "It was originally given to you."

He admitted it and did not shy away from Luo Huai.

The nun's letter was protected from getting soaked by the water in Ajak's hand.

She knew that Ajiak was always with the water, but she didn't know if she had expected what he looked like now.

Five minutes is not a long letter, but Ajiak read it back and forth several times.

Luo Huai found a stone to sit and wait.

Finally, after closing the letter, Ajak took the initiative to speak, "Let me tell you about the Deep Sea Lord."

Luo Huai suddenly stopped feeling sleepy.

And there's a nice detail here, Ajak didn't say it was a story, for him it was a thing, a real thing.

This is also the reason why he is in such a miserable state.

"When I was young, I was a fisherman (hunter branch), but others don't know that I was actually a priest."

Sacrifice is really a disaster...

"My companions and I went to sea and found a monster corpse floating in the sea. We fished the corpse out and took out a statue from it."

"The statue was very delicate and looked like a valuable item. Some people said it was sold, but I felt a power from it."

"I have sacrificed to the spirit of the ocean since I was a child, and the power he gave me has made me the best fisherman. I should be satisfied with this, but I am not willing to be just a mediocre person who fishes all day long... That is not worthy. she!"

Luo Huai listened quietly and roughly understood the cause of the incident. It was a mistake that almost all priests would make, that is, it was easy to resist exploring the existence of some positions and have gained great strength.

In layman's terms, they are... gamblers.

Just like seeing a stone and guessing whether it is a diamond or a gem, the mysterious and powerful object is the stone for the priest.

This is understandable, because many priests counterattacked in this way overnight.

Of course, more often than not things go wrong.

After all, if the other side of the mysterious prop is an evil god, it may be the beginning of disaster.

Curses and disasters followed one after another.

"Yes, that's what I am." Ajiak looked at the sacrificial circle in Luo Huai's hand, not surprised.

For those who can come here in the kind of weather outside, and who are asking about the deep sea lord, there is no need to guess.

"On the way back, I secretly sacrificed the statue. I thought that even if the other person was not a good person, I could ask him immediately... I was still too young."

Ajak covered his head with his hands, as if recalling the feeling at that time gave him a headache.

"At first, there were a lot of noisy sounds in my ears, and then my brain... It was as if something squeezed in and squirmed under my skull." Ajak breathed heavily, and at this moment He seemed to be suffering from this pain.

The eye of destiny on Luo Huai's forehead opened instantly. In his field of vision, there seemed to be something in Ajiak's spirit.

"I almost went crazy at that time!" Ajiak covered his head and knelt on the ground.

That parasitic thing in his soul seemed to prevent him from telling an outsider of his existence.

But Ajiake endured the pain and wanted to continue. However, the thing seemed to be driven to death and wanted to tear his soul directly.

If you remove the rag on Ajiak's face at this time, you can see several hideous cracks on his already rotten face.

Small granules drilled out from these cracks, trying to completely open them.

This is why when this statue was discovered, it was from the corpse of a "monster".

Everything is just a tragedy that keeps repeating itself.

"..." Ajiak endured it and did not let himself moan in pain.

Over the past ten years, he has used this pain as punishment for himself.

"I... was forced by this pain to betray her! I broke her wings with my own hands!" Ajak roared.

This inner guilt and pain tortured him more than his physical pain at this time.

"Maybe her light can evolve what's in you."

"..." Ajak was silent.

Why didn't he think so the first time?

"The closer I get there, the more things in my mind will erode my consciousness until I go berserk... I can't hurt her again."

Ajak collapsed on the ground slumped. For so many years, even those deep divers could listen to her singing, but he could not even take a look from a distance.

"So...where is that statue?" Luo Huai felt that it was necessary to say something useful, otherwise Ajiake would have suffered all this pain in vain.

"That is an unknown thing, UU Reading www.uukanｓhu.net Don't try to get involved!" Ajiake hated that thing more than anyone else, and he also knew how terrifying that thing was.

The reason why he talked so much to Luo Huai was because he had been suppressed alone for too long.

But Luo Huai couldn't let his subjective assumptions stop him. Besides, it would be good for everyone if the problem was solved.

So he said slowly: "I think you are mistaken, I am not looking for power..."

"Then..." Ajak raised his head with difficulty, and he suddenly thought of an unrealistic idea.

But he hoped it was true, if God opened his eyes... if it was really possible...

And Luo Huai's next words made his heart tremble.

"I traveled between worlds, and was entrusted by the will of the world. This time I came here to kill a...god."

He opened his vertical eyes, and the majestic dragon wings spread out.

The blood-killing aura rose up.