Who hid my body?

“How else could it be…” A second before climbing out of the ruins, Ulu subconsciously looked back, and immediately felt his heart and lungs stop.

He saw the little boy, and the little boy saw him.

All the knights had their backs to him and were standing, so no one saw Uru crawling in the mud, except... the little boy who was beaten to the ground and was also in the mud.

Ulu was very sure that the little boy saw him, because the most distinctive feature of the little boy was his eyes, which could see very far away.

So, Ulu almost foresaw that the little boy would immediately raise his finger and point at him.

In this way, the little boy could stand up from the mud, but he would die in the mud forever, so he suffered cardiopulmonary arrest.

But what he didn't expect was that after looking at him, the little boy said nothing, did nothing, and even immediately retracted his gaze, hugged his head again, and buried himself deeply.

Shock, incomprehension, confusion... and many other emotions surged in Ulu's heart at the same time, making him open his mouth involuntarily, wanting to say something, but nothing came out.

In the end, all of this was overwhelmed by the stronger desire to survive, so he immediately turned his head back, then crawled out of the ruins, left the muddy place, and fled into the darkness.

Apart from escaping, he didn't want to think about anything else or do anything else.

Leave here, leave here forever.

Live, live at all costs.

Everything else has nothing to do with him.

Now, all we have to do is run into the night.

Looking at Ulu like this, Bai Wei knew that it was time.

"You really ran away like this." Bai Wei said slowly.

Uru did not respond.

"Honestly, I'm not surprised by your decision. Do you remember what I said to you a few hours ago? Or rather, do you remember what you said yourself?"

Ulu seemed not to hear it, but Bai Wei could feel that his steps became a little disordered.

"You said it before, you became like this because you met Luigi at the critical moment of life and death, and you met that little devil. You were originally the same person, but your different experiences turned you into different people."

"...Shut up!" Ulu's voice trembled in retort, "Stop talking."

"But I have a different opinion from you. Do you remember what I said to you? Different species will become different things under the same environment. This is innate."

"I told you to shut up, I told you to shut up!"

Bai Wei acted as if he hadn't heard anything and continued to talk to himself: "For example, some people are born flowers even though they all come out of the mud, just like that little devil..."

"Shut up!" Ulu stopped and grabbed the middle finger of his left hand tightly, as if he wanted to pull Bai Wei out.

But Bai Wei stood still, and even the little head with only fingerprints on it gave Ulu the feeling that it was smiling. This made Ulu feel scared, but not because of Bai Wei himself, but...

"Are you afraid of that fact? Afraid of the fact that I'm about to say." Bai Wei chuckled and said, "But the fact exists. Some people are born flowers..."

"Shut up ahhhh!" Ulu was almost going crazy.

Facing Ulu who was about to go berserk, Bai Wei's tone gradually turned cold and he said the words he least wanted to hear.

“But some people are born bugs.”

"Bugs, just bugs."

……

Kelsey found it boring.

This kid was inexplicably stubborn, but he was too lazy to do anything, so he just said to the two servants, "Kill his sister and see if he tells you anything."

"Yes, my lord!"

The little boy immediately raised his head and looked at the two servants with horror as they held down his sister with a grin.

"No, don't..." The little boy finally spoke, his words full of pleading, "Please, don't..."

"You know how to beg for mercy now? It's too late!" The servant picked up the knife, "Who told you to... huh?"

He suddenly heard a series of hurried footsteps, which made him subconsciously turn his head to see who was running.

Then, his head just flew off.

A rusty shovel cut off his neck and blood gushed out like a fountain.

Everyone was stunned.

They looked at the man who emerged from the darkness, wearing dirty priest clothes but looking like a devil, and roared at Knight Commander Kelse at the top of his lungs while being bathed in blood.

"I!"

"Not a bug!"

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 34 Thirty-four-three things

It all happened so quickly that only after the servant's head bounced twice on the ground like a ball did the well-trained knights suddenly realize what had happened.

"It's Uru!"

"Damn, where is this guy hiding?!"

The knights who realized what was happening belatedly surrounded Uru, looking somewhat nervous, because the current Uru was completely different from the harmless-looking man in their memories (in the perspective of the Rhine Knights). He was like a mad beast, and his originally pure white priest uniform had now been dyed black and red by mud and blood, like torn flesh that had turned rotten and rotten. In his hand was a shovel that came from nowhere, the same one that had just chopped off the servant's head, and blood was still oozing from it.

But if this alone is not enough to scare these knights, what if Uru also holds the legendary forbidden object - "Visas's Corpse Piece"? You know, more than one clergyman has died at Uru's hands.

All these factors combined together form such a funny picture - it is clearly a team of fully armed knights besieging a rebellious Orthodox civil servant, but it gives people the feeling that it is a group of wolves hunting a lion.

But the lion's attention was not on the group of wild wolves. Since entering the room, Ulu's eyes were fixed on the person standing in front of him - Kelsey.

Facing such a Ulu, Kelsey's expression was very calm. After Ulu rushed in and chopped off the servant's head with a shovel, he was the only one who did not move his body, and his hand did not move away from the hilt of the sword. At this time, he was also looking at Ulu, and there was not much expression change in his brown eyes.

But he did not remain silent. Instead, he spoke slowly: "I am a little surprised by the way you made your debut, old friend."

Ulu growled, "I am not your old friend."

"Yeah...indeed." Kelsey nodded, his tone calm, "My old friend doesn't have the courage to show up here. As you just said, what are you? Oh, 'you're not a bug', then you really can't be my old friend, because my old friend..."

The corners of Kelsey's mouth lifted slightly, revealing a mocking smile.

"He is just a worm that cannot stand the light."

Hearing this, Ulu's hand holding the shovel began to tremble slightly again, but not because of fear, but because of... anger.

Ulu felt that the anger that he had suppressed for twenty years was ignited tonight, and the fire ignited by anger burned away his rationality, otherwise he would never appear in front of Kelce.

"I don't know how you became like this." Kelsay tapped the hilt of the holy sword twice, and then said slowly, "But considering our friendship of more than 20 years, I can give you some respect."

As he spoke, Kelse raised his hand and gestured to the Rhine Knights present to retreat.

His adjutant was immediately surprised and asked, "Knight Commander, what do you want?"

Kelsey smiled and said, "Let me and my old friend catch up alone."

"But he is..."

"Don't worry." Kelsey's smile became even wider. "I know him better than you do. He won't hurt me, don't you think, old friend?"

This looked like a touching comradeship. When facing an old friend who had fallen into the abyss, the law enforcer still did not give up on him. Instead, he treated him with sincerity and trust, trying to make this old friend turn back... But the reality was that even people who didn't know Kelce and Uru could hear the undisguised sarcasm in Kelce's words.

So the real meaning of this sentence is that Kelsey doesn't believe that Uru has the ability to hurt him. Even though Uru looks terrible now, even though he just killed a man, and before that he killed two knights, a priest and a secret believer, Kelsey still looks down on Uru, even contemptuously.

The knights present looked at each other in surprise.

To be honest, Kelse's action violated Rhine's rules - when facing "taboo objects", any person or unit should do their best.

But they also knew their boss, so after exchanging glances, they slowly left the room, leaving a spacious enough performance venue for Kelsey.

At this time, Ulu was able to temporarily turn his attention to the brother and sister who were staring at them blankly. To be precise, it was the brother, because the sister was in a daze, and the little boy did not react after Ulu rushed in. He sat there covered in blood, staring blankly at the shovel that was still dripping with blood. A few hours ago, Ulu used this shovel to help him bury his mother.

There was a "pop" sound.

Ulu threw a heavy bag of money at the boy's feet, waking him up.

"Three things." Wulu said slowly, "First, take the money and leave here. Second, don't come back. Third..."

He paused, as if he wanted to say something, but changed his mind when the words came to his lips.

"Don't become a priest, don't even enter any church, do you understand?"

The little boy opened his mouth and was about to say something, but Uru shouted angrily: "Don't you understand? Take your sister and get out!"

The little boy was frightened. The threats and beatings from the previous men did not scare him, but Uru's shouting frightened him. He immediately picked up the money with one hand and grabbed his sister with the other, then limped out of the room, but was stopped by the knights.

Uru looked at Kelce, and Kelce waved with interest, letting the knights pass.

The little boy walked out like this, but even so, he still limped and looked back at Ulu every few steps.

"You think you are saving him." Kelsey said calmly, "But you are actually harming him. In this disaster year, he is a little kid with a stupid sister. With such a large sum of money, he will not survive."

"What should we do?"

"Let him enter the Rhine and become a candidate priest."

"Like I did back then?"

"Yes." Kelsey smiled, "Just like you did back then."

Uru said nothing.

Kelsey asked again, "So why did you come back?"

Ulu grinned with great difficulty and laughed.

……

The little boy walked out of the village with his sister, but he kept looking back from time to time, trying to find Uru.

But he had walked too far, and he could no longer see the shadow of Ulu. There was only a cluster of firelight that could disappear at any time. Then he looked down at his dazed sister, and then looked up at the road ahead. At that moment, a strong emotion surged up. This was even stronger than not being able to afford food, and stronger than when his mother died.

Then he suddenly burst into tears, finally like a normal child, and the sound seemed to tear the darkness apart.

……

"Because I'm not a bug." Ulu said softly.

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 35 Thirty-five You damn bug!

"Isn't it a bug? Well... this is the second time you've said this tonight." Kelsey stroked his stubbled chin and said with a smile, "To be honest, this sentence is quite interesting. Do you know why it's interesting?"

Ulu stared at Kelsey without saying anything.

"It's interesting because this metaphor is very vivid, really vivid, and there is no better metaphor than this." Kelsey said, "But you said you are not a bug, which is a bit... not very objective."

As Kelsey spoke, he slowly drew out the holy sword. Both sides of the sword reflected anger on one side and ridicule on the other.

"I'm curious, what gave you the illusion and courage that you are not a bug? Could it be..." Kelsey's eyes slowly moved down, wandering back and forth between Uru's left and right hands, "Is it the finger that doesn't belong to you? Do you think that if you get that forbidden finger, you will also be that forbidden existence?"

Kelse didn't give Uru a chance to reply and spoke again.

"If that's the case, then I'll have to wake you up." Kelsey raised his sword, pointed it at Uru's nose, and smiled, "But you know, I'm a knight, and I don't know how to use gentle methods, so I can only be cruel. For example, first chop off the finger that doesn't belong to you, and then..."

Before Kelse could finish his words, there was a sound of breaking air behind him. He let out a soft "tsk" and immediately turned around to see three magic chains coming towards him.

"Can't you wait for me to finish my words?" Facing the sneak attack, Kelsey swung his sword calmly, and the chains made of magic power were instantly cut off by the holy sword filled with more powerful magic power. "But I'm quite surprised, you guys are not... huh?"

Kelsey turned around halfway through his words and saw Uru grabbing the shovel with one hand and chopping straight at his neck, obviously wanting to kill Kelsey in the same way he killed the servant.

But Kelse, as the knight commander, was obviously no match for the servant, and he continued to swing his sword calmly.

A crisp sound.

The rusty shovel was easily cut off by the holy sword like a magic chain, which also announced the failure of Uru's sneak attack.

But Kelsey still raised his eyebrows: "You, you can actually..."

Halfway through his words, Kelse noticed that a white mist had spread beneath his feet. He suddenly realized something and immediately looked up, only to find that Uru's other hand was performing a spell and he was muttering something.

This guy, were his two previous attacks meant to cover up this spell?

Kelse, who understood this, stepped back hastily, but was still a little slow. As Uru completed his last seal and the last syllable of the chant came to an end, red flames instantly bloomed in the white mist.

"boom"!

The white fog exploded.