Who hid my body?

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 11 There is blood on the bed

After parting with Kelsey, Ulu rushed back to the church and to Luggie's room.

There was no way. The crime scene that Uru had cleaned up earlier might be able to fool ordinary people, but it was definitely not that easy to fool a professional like Kelsey. He had to disguise himself again.

For example, bury Luggie's body deeper.

But Ulu quickly calmed down and dismissed this unreliable idea.

After all, no one knew when Kelse would come. If he was discovered by Kelse while he was digging a corpse or shoveling soil, he would be walking into a trap.

As for other aspects...

Ulu went back to Luji's room and walked around, not knowing what to do next. Moving the body away and wiping up the blood were all he could think of. The most he could do was to find a way to get rid of the smell in the room.

But this is not a big problem. Just sprinkle some holy water to drive away evil spirits. It is not strange to have the smell of holy water in the priest's room anyway.

But is that enough?

Ulu didn't know either. He had killed people before, but it had never been so troublesome.

Can this level of disguise really fool Kelce?

Uru was really unsure, although he was just thinking that if he was really discovered by Kelse, he would borrow the power of Lord Visas to kill Kelse, just like he killed Luggie.

But, that is undoubtedly the worst choice.

Kelce is different from Luigi, not only in terms of combat power and position, but also in that Kelce has a whole team of Rhine Knights by his side.

It would be too difficult to kill Kelsey under the protection of this knight squad. If he failed, he would be wanted by the entire Rhine Cult. In that case, even if Lord Visas had great power, he only had one finger, not even a complete hand.

Therefore, Uru would never dare to do anything to Kelce like he did to Luigi.

"You're too nervous." Bai Wei looked at Wu Lu pacing back and forth in front of Lu Ji's door and said calmly, "Your behavior now is telling others that you killed that guy, but in fact, no one knows that guy is dead yet."

Ulu was stunned.

Bai Wei's words reminded him.

No one knew yet that Luggie was dead, and all the assumptions he made were based on the premise that Kelsey had discovered that Luggie was dead and then launched an investigation.

But now Kelsey didn't know that Luggie was dead. Even if Luggie didn't come back to the church for a day or two, Kelsey wouldn't have suspected that Luggie was dead at the first time. After all, Luggie was not a child anymore, he was an adult, and an adult with special hobbies.

Unless Luggie never shows up, Kelce would have thought about it in this direction.

But Kelsey was sent by Bishop Corey to inspect the disaster and would not stay in this place for long.

Therefore, there is still a great possibility that Ulu can get away with it like this!

"If you really don't want to be suspected, then go to work normally." Bai Wei added, "Don't always look like you're about to die."

"I, I understand." Uru wiped the sweat from his forehead. "Thank you very much for your reminder, Lord Visas! I, I will go to work now!"

Bai Wei did not answer.

The reason why he reminded Uru was that Kelse was indeed not that easy to deal with. He was considered an elite monster in the game. It was indeed difficult for Bai Wei to kill this guy given his current condition. There was no need to take the risk.

So we still have to protect Ulu first.

After getting Bai Wei's advice, Ulu calmed down a lot. After sorting out his mood and expression, he went to the church and started his normal work.

As if everything was normal, as if nothing had happened.

After all, Luggie rarely appears in public due to his age. If it weren't for the Kelce incident, Uru was sure that no one would notice that Luggie was gone.

In this way, after waiting for a while, he can naturally announce to the outside world that Lu Ji died late at night, and no one will doubt it.

But now, Ulu can only hope to get away with it.

A few hours later, when he saw that the sun had completely set and darkness became the main color of the sky, Ulu breathed a sigh of relief.

Kelsey did not come to church all day.

Maybe he has already left this town and headed to the next location.

In this case, wouldn't it be...

"Oh, Uru, you are really hardworking."

As Uru was about to close the door, Kelsey's voice sounded like a nightmare.

Fortunately, Wulu had prepared himself mentally. He looked in the direction of the voice with a smile and said, "You said you were coming over, but I waited for you all day and you didn't show up."

"Haha, he's busy with work." Kelsey walked out of the darkness, and then made a gesture, and the knights following him quietly dispersed. "Where's Luggie? That old guy wouldn't go to bed at this time, right?"

"No." Ulu said calmly, "He hasn't come back yet."

Kelsey stopped walking, looking a little surprised: "He hasn't come back yet? Where did he go?"

"Who knows?" Wulu shrugged and said casually, "He left early in the morning with a few bags of food. As for what he went to do... I can't ask."

At this moment, Uru's heart was in his throat, fearing that Kelse would feel something was wrong.

Fortunately, Kelsey didn't think too much about it. Instead, he showed a slightly "ambiguous" smile: "This old guy is already old, but he still has such a childlike innocence."

"It should be kindness," Ulu corrected, "He couldn't bear to see those starving children."

"Oh, yes, yes, kindness, kindness." Kelsey waved his hand, "Okay, okay, since that guy is not here, I'll come find you. I'm really tired after walking all day. Let's go to your room for a cup of tea."

Seeing that Kelsey really had no doubts, Uru heaved a sigh of relief, but he did not show it. He just smiled and said, "Of course no problem."

Then he took Kyle to his room.

During this time, he was also worried whether Kelsey would want to go into Luggie's room, but fortunately, Kelsey did not have this idea.

After entering the room, Uru poured tea for Kelsey and asked, "How was the result of your inspection?"

"What else can this be? It's just a mission accomplished." Kelsey sat down on Uru's bed and said lazily, "It doesn't have much value. The bishop asked me to... huh?"

Kelsey paused.

At this moment, a strong sense of uneasiness surged into Ulu's heart.

It seems like I forgot something important.

He turned his head sharply and found Kelsey holding his bed sheet with a subtle look in his eyes.

"Hey, Uru," Kelsey said softly, "Why is there so much blood on your bed?"

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 12 Twelve Kill All Those Who Look Down on Me

When he saw the blood-stained bed sheet, Ulu's whole body froze and his mind went blank.

...Damn, how could I forget about this thing!

Ulu was filled with remorse. He was so busy cleaning Luji's room that he forgot there was some "shit" in his own room that had not been cleaned up.

"Lord Visas, Visas!" Uru shouted to Bai Wei in his mind, "What should we do now?!"

Bai Wei also felt a bit of a headache.

Damn it, he never expected this.

He was silent for a while, then said, "Is it possible, is there a possibility that you told him that this is his own blood?"

Ulu opened his mouth and was stunned. He never expected that Lord Visas would say such words at this critical moment. Could it be that Lord Visas also had some sense of humor?

But if you think about it carefully, this is indeed a reason, and Uru does have an old problem in this regard, and Kelse knows it.

But before he could open his mouth, Kelsey suddenly laughed: "It seems that you are becoming more and more like that old guy Lu Ji."

Ulu was slightly startled: "What?"

Kelsey threw the bed sheet aside, then took out a handkerchief from somewhere to wipe his hands. "I was also very curious before. Where did Luggie learn this? He is really... a very creative guy. I was shocked when I first saw him 20 years ago. How should I put it? He seems to like this feeling of blooming in life and death. However, life and death belong to others. It can only happen occasionally when human life is worthless. It's really a pity."

As he spoke, Kelsey sighed, looking very regretful.

Kelsey's words made Uru's eyelids twitch.

He didn't know what Kelsey meant by "that kind of play", but he could guess roughly.

Twenty years ago, Luggie brought many little boys who could not afford food back to the church, including him.

And those children would appear fewer and fewer every other night, and gradually, Ulu was the only one left.

Before, he always thought that those children were sold to other places by Lu Ji.

But now it seems that is not the case.

A chill suddenly flashed through Ulu's heart, and his body couldn't help but tremble.

Of course it wasn’t because of those kids, but because... he almost became one of those kids.

Over the years, Ulu always thought that he was the most unlucky among the kids because he stayed with Luji, but now it seems that he should be the "luckiest" one because those kids couldn't even stay with Luji.

No wonder Luji always felt that he was Ulu's benefactor and never thought that Ulu would want to kill him one day.

Because in Lugi's view, it was his "great mercy" that allowed Uru to survive and become a priest to inherit his mantle, which was a great gift.

Bai Wei also felt very uncomfortable after hearing these words.

What these Rhine priests did during the famine years was also recorded in the plot, but in the game it was just text, but here it was history. This would naturally make Bai Wei, who grew up under the red flag, feel difficult to accept, but he couldn't show it now, so he could only watch coldly.

"Why aren't you talking?" Kelsey raised his eyebrows. "Are you feeling guilty after I guessed it?"

Ulu took a deep breath and tried to maintain his previous expression: "Haha, it's a bit embarrassing to be discovered like this..."

"Hey, you're still not as open-minded as old Luji." Kelsey walked to the table, picked up the tea that Uru poured for him, and shook it gently in his hand. "But I also want to remind you that this kind of game can only be played in years of famine. After all, no one will be suspicious if you kill a few people. But don't do it in normal years. Once you are discovered, even Bishop Corey will have a hard time protecting you."

Faced with Kelsey's "sincere" advice, Uru naturally showed a "grateful" expression at the right time: "Thank you for your reminder, Kelsey."

"Haha, what's there to thank for? What's the relationship between us?"

Kelsey patted Ulu's shoulder, then drank the tea in the cup, looking like two good friends having a heart-to-heart talk.

Ulu was also slightly relieved, thinking that he had gotten away with it. No matter what, he hadn't aroused Kelsey's suspicion, and this guy still considered him a friend. So...

Kelsey suddenly changed the subject: "Speaking of which, I've been busy for so long, and I'm a little tired. I want to relax. Come and help me, Ulu."

Ulu was stunned: "What?"

"I say, come and help me, Ulu." Kelsey smiled at Ulu again, but this smile was obviously different from before, "Just like before, when I was still young, and you were... the same."

It was as if an electric current passed through Ulu's body.

Kelse had said so much, how could he not understand what Kelse meant.

But Ulu still pretended to be calm and smiled naturally: "Stop it, Kelsey, we are not the same as before. If you really want, I can..."

"Kneel down." Kelsey gently interrupted Uru.

Uru was completely frozen.

"Don't be ridiculous, Kelsey..."

"Kneel down." Kelsey repeated again. Although his tone was light, it was unquestionable.

Ulu didn't know what expression to use and just stood there helplessly.

"Don't you understand? Uru." Kelsey sighed softly, "I tell you to kneel down."

As he spoke, he suddenly exerted force with the hand that was supporting Ulu's shoulder.

The enormous force of the Knight Commander directly crushed Uru.

Ulu struggled to get up, but was pinned down by the force, just like... twenty years ago.

At this moment, Ulu suddenly understood something.

He originally thought that he was no longer the bewildered little boy he was twenty years ago.

He had grown up long ago and already had an identity. He wore the priest robe that symbolized his status, and those ignorant people had to respectfully call him "Father".

He felt that everything had changed. The humiliation and nightmares he once experienced were long gone.

But now, the powerful force on the shoulder was undoubtedly telling him.

Nothing has changed.

He is still the dog who can only kneel.