Chapter 811: Chapter 623: The Sins Igula Has Committed
The second “Truth Link” revealed the truth, but it was just the last straw.
Even if not now, Tamasi would eventually collapse.
Even the Evil Crow needs a branch to rest on.
Ash spread his wings and forced himself to fly up. Black Crow was slightly startled, holding onto his shoulder.
“Tamasi, do you know I’m afraid of you?”
“You’ve eavesdropped on my psychological consultation with Igula, right? You should also know that my emotional relationships aren’t exactly… pure.”
Black Crow said, “I agree with Harvey’s assessment of you.”
“He completely defamed me, I don’t have Meiwa blood, those words are more suitable to evaluate Igula,” Ash grumbled and continued, “So do you know why I’m afraid of you? I’m afraid that if I fool around with relationships, you’ll consider me an Evil Crow and strip me of the tools to commit crimes.”
“In this area, it usually depends on whether the woman pursues it. If she doesn’t, we usually don’t intervene,” Black Crow said. “If the woman does pursue it, we also won’t harm you.”
“No, we’ll tie you up and send you over. Whatever happens after that, we won’t interfere.”
“If you don’t fool around, you have nothing to fear.”
“Everyone has evil thoughts,” Ash said, “You do know Igula and Harvey aren’t good people, right?”
Black Crow didn’t answer, tacitly agreeing.
“The main reason they’re so well-behaved in Senluo is probably because of the influence of my noble character,” Ash shamelessly stated, “But your presence is certainly a part of it too.”
“A cruel, brutal embodiment of justice who can threaten a Holy Sanctuary Mage, they surely think carefully before doing anything.”
Ash said, “Perhaps no one would follow a knife, but if the knife is hanging overhead, anyone would fear it.”
“You previously refuted that Gun Technique Sanctuary, saying ‘Don’t forget the path you’re on is the Glorious Road,’ but you’ve forgotten yourself—every step you take now is also the Glorious Road.”
“The Glorious Road wasn’t paved by the Divine Lord but walked by Believers.”
“Just by existing, you’re already intimidating the Evil Crows.”
Black Crow was slightly startled and didn’t speak.
Ash exhaled a breath, “If that doesn’t work, consult Igula for psychological help. I’ll beat him up first to straighten him out—he’s the one who pissed you off, so why is it my job to comfort you…”
“I won’t go to him,” Black Crow shook his head, “only you would trust him.”
“Then, I’ll keep a close watch on you all. If any signs of turning into Evil Crows appear, I’ll stop it in advance,” he said, “I won’t allow you to become Evil Crows.”
Ash blinked, feeling like he’d just shot himself in the foot: “Ugh… by the way, haven’t you mastered weight-reducing martial arts yet?”
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“Aren’t you still able to fly?” Black Crow said, “Besides… I’m a bit tired too.”
Ash and the others returned to the church ruins last, and Igula said nothing. They all successfully entered the hidden Sanctuary this time, except for one person.
“Why am I still not qualified?” Qikara stood before the blue door, shockingly asking, “Is this the legendary racial discrimination?”
Everyone was puzzled, Qikara clearly knew the truth, so why couldn’t they go in?
Ash suddenly recalled the nature of the Secret Poison and asked, “Do you not genuinely believe in the truth that ‘the Divine Era is decided by the Divine Lord’? Do you still have doubts in your heart?”
To infect the Secret Poison, it’s not enough just to know; one must believe from the heart. This has a similar effect to what “Truth Link” aims to achieve.
“Hmm…” It’s usually not something the person can be sure of, but Qikara nodded quickly, “That’s right, I still have some doubts.”
Before everyone could discuss what to do, the Beastman slapped themselves, spun a few circles, then shook their head, “Okay, now I have no doubts.”
When they saw Qikara successfully walk through the blue door, everyone was stunned—is your brain made of water? Just one slap can slap out a part?
At this point, Igula thought a level deeper.
When cracking the first fog wall, he thought—if there was a method to escape the Time Prison in the hidden Sanctuary, why has no one ever left the Dead City?
There were only two possibilities, having or not having.
But now he discovered that the test of the “Truth Link” was not just about deducing the truth; one must also accept and believe it.
In other words, there is a third possibility—
Perhaps someone deduced the final “Truth Link,” but no one could accept the deepest truth.
With this thought, when Igula walked in, he found that the third fog wall was the last. They could vaguely see some equipment beyond the fog wall.
Upon seeing the third “Truth Link,” everyone had the same question come to mind:
“What is the ending?”