The yellow-haired villain in Feng Aotian's novel also wants to be happy

"Since the purpose has been achieved, there is no need for me to hide any more."

"Ok?"

The priest frowned.

Tibetan?

hiding what?

Is there anything else behind?

wrong.

Be calm.

Even if he still hasn't used any moves, it is impossible to change the current ending.

Any foreign objects are not worth mentioning under the gift of the gods.

But at this moment, the priest saw Mu En raised his hand and gently touched the two short knives.

The arc surged, and the alchemy field spread, enveloping Mu En, as well as the hyena not far away.

"?"

The priest frowned again.

Because Mu En's breath disappeared.

It seems to be blocked by that strange field.

...He escaped our pursuit before, and he used this trick too.

but why?

Is this his backhand?

Eliminate breath in person?

We are not blind!

"Just now, you made me feel good enough."

Just as the priest was falling into cautious thinking and hesitation, Mu En, who was in the alchemy field... suddenly started to ignite flames.

Red flame.

"Now……"

Covered in red flames, Mu En looked at the priest and smiled slightly:

"It's up to me to make you feel good too."

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"Now, it's up to me to make you feel good too."

As the field flickering with electric arcs expanded, wisps of flame began to flow out from the wounds on Mu En's body along with breathing.

The flame is red, slightly different from ordinary flames, swaying and circulating around Mu En, like a jumping elf, giving people a sense of agility.

But if you keep staring at it, you seem to be able to peep into the deepest part of the flame... a touch of silence and destruction.

"This flame is..."

The priest stared slightly.

magic?

Martial arts?

Magic tool?

Alchemy weapon?

Or, the effect of ancient relics?

Unable to confirm.

The strange field where the electric arc flickered completely blocked his perception expanded by divine grace. Although Mu En was right in front of him, in his perception, there was nothing in front of him.

Including the strange flame that suddenly appeared.

but……

With the appearance of those flames, the temperature in the air did not increase at all, and the darkness shrouded in the dead zone was not illuminated by the fire at all, and even the tattered cloth strips on his body were stained with those The flame didn't change at all.

Although it is fire, it does not have the effect and characteristics of a flame. It is clearly swaying like this, as if light and heat do not exist in that fire.

Look, no threat.

Of course, this may be because this strange field conceals the effect of the flames, but no matter how miraculous the flames are, the priest still does not think that Moon Campbell has the possibility of making a comeback.

As he said just now, in front of the gift of the gods, any foreign objects are not worth mentioning.

The only thing that matters is...

The priest looked aside, at the hyenas who were also in that field.

The hyena was not far from Mu En. At this distance, he could have launched another fatal blow at any time, and he could have pierced his sharp claws into Mu En's flesh and blood again.

But he didn't.

He just stared straight at Mu En with red, confused eyes, all the scales on his body stood up, bared his teeth sometimes, and let out a low whimper from his throat.

Like a wild dog encountering a lion.

He is actually afraid?

This monster, which has lost most of its sanity and only has bloodthirsty instincts, is actually trembling with fear at this moment?

why?

What did he feel in the field?

"Let's start with you."

At this time, Mu En suddenly turned her head and smiled at the hyena.

That smile was gentle, but it made the hyena's back shudder, like an ignorant girl who bumped into an idiot in a grove. .

Then, with a sway of Mu En's body, he crossed the not-too-distant distance in an instant and came to the front of the hyena.

Without the shackles of divine grace, Mu En has already surpassed the hyena in terms of speed alone.

So the hyena had nowhere to escape, and could only let Mu En stretch out his hand, like an old friend who couldn't be more familiar, and pat him lightly on the shoulder.

As a result, the red flames flowed towards the hyena.

he is...

Want to use that flame to burn the hyena to death?

The priest frowned, and was about to flip the scripture's hand when he stopped suddenly.

To be prudent, he needs to understand the true effect of that flame, and for this, it is necessary to wrong the hyena a little.

Moreover, with the hyena's terrifying vitality and recovery power that would not necessarily kill it, even if the flames were indeed a bit powerful, it would not be...

"what--"

But the next moment, the priest's contemplation was interrupted by a piercing roar.

As the flames poured in, the hyena began to struggle and roar violently, as if it had been tortured suddenly.

As if all the pain in the world gathered in his body, this monster who didn't even have many pain-sensing nerves and wouldn't frown even if it was pierced by countless sharp knives, struggled and roared with all its strength at this moment.

He wanted to get rid of those red flames, but those flames were like tarsal maggots, clinging to his skin, clinging to his flesh and blood, burning continuously!burn!

"Roar--"

In the end, desperate for death, or desperately mad, the hyena's red eyes locked on Mu En, wrapped in red flames all over his body, and rushed towards Mu En ferociously.

The extreme pain made him abandon his fear long ago, and no longer cared about the terrifying aura emanating from Mu En's body at this moment, he wanted to tear this guy in front of him to pieces!

But when the hyena's sharp claws were less than an inch away from Mu En's defenseless neck, his movements suddenly stopped.

Because, his gaze, inadvertently, met Mu En's gaze.

At this moment, in Mu En's calm lake-like eyes, there was a blazing fire.

As a result, the hyena's eyes also had fire lights, centered on the pupil, and spread outward.

The fire, still red, but without substance, emerged from the depths of his mind, his thinking, his consciousness... his soul, swaying strangely.

Then incinerate.

incinerated.

Burn everything!

"Cuckoo..."

The hyena widened its empty eyes, trying to squeeze out the words from its throat:

"Dry..."

But in the end, it couldn't be said.

Because Mu En had already pinched his neck, stretched out her index finger, put it in front of her lips, and said softly:

"Shh—better not to say that name."

"And, good night."

Mu En's palm suddenly exerted force.

But the touch from the palm is no longer from living things.

Like a stone sculpture that has been rotting for a long time, it finally came to an end at this moment.

With a bang, the entire body of the hyena turned into countless crumbling ashes in Mu En's palm.

The ashes scattered, merged into the raging wind, and disappeared completely.

Just a few tens of seconds.

This powerful fourth-order monster was burned to death.

Inside and out, nothing is left.

Only the cluster of crimson flames danced bewitchingly, seeming to burn even more joyfully.

"..."

At this moment, the venue fell into a dead silence, as if even the wind had disappeared.

And in this dead zone built by storms and giant trees, the priest looked at Mu En and the hyena beside Mu En who had turned into ashes and dissipated. His usual calm expression finally... became gloomy.

No matter how blind he is, even through the domain that shields all breaths, he finally recognizes the real body of this terrifying power.

That kind of rule-level, unreasonable burning is definitely not something that any magic or any prop can do.

That is... the power from the gods.

"I see... Is this your trump card, Moon Campbell?"

"Interesting, it's really interesting. Who would have thought that, as the son of a majestic duke and a genius with the world's top resources, I never thought that you would end up on this path."

After a brief silence, the priest suddenly laughed, that smile was extremely mocking:

"You turned out to be...a priest?"

"..."

"Is it the God of Flame, or the God of the Furnace? Forget it, you won't say it, but it's really surprising. Can the son of a high-ranking nobleman endure the path of clergyman's abstinence?" ?”

The priest looked at Mu En, looking incredible, and said in amazement:

"I have been a priest in the church for so long, and I have seen countless false believers who only want to gain favor from the gods, but can never be truly devout. I didn't expect you to be able to do it. I have to admit, Moon Campbell , People like you are rare, really rare."

"I can't do things like abstinence...but forget it, just treat me as me."

The corner of Mu En's mouth twitched, but after thinking about it, she didn't make any excuses. She just shrugged casually and said: