Ke-style law enforcement officers

Chapter 639 Gears of Destiny 3
There exists a boundary of order between the Crimson Mountains and the Night World that even Milo cannot cross.

But Milo himself didn't understand the origin of this order, and what he didn't know was that the Monsis family of three was able to cross the dividing line that even he couldn't cross.

To be precise, the three ravens had actually arrived near the church before the mountains swallowed the canal, and they had been lying in wait there ever since.

After the journey to R'lyeh at the time node ended, strictly speaking, none of the three factions—Raven, Klaue, and Milo—won, but they couldn't be considered losers either. The only losers were probably the extremely unlucky Pohnpei Peninsula and its inhabitants.

Raven and Crow ultimately failed to kill each other, but the apocalypse that Raven feared finally began to materialize.

However, the dire situation did not add to the old scholar's sorrowful expression; his composure and calmness seemed to be firmly in his grasp at all times.

Perhaps all that is happening right now is not as shocking as the initial Necronomicon had on him.

...

As for Monqueya.

After personally burying all his surviving companions in the ancient city of Luoyan, he became a lone commander, the last hunter.

It's unclear what psychological impact killing his subordinate, seizing his spiritual vision, and simultaneously acquiring all of his memories would have on him, but it's easy to see through his empty, numb eyes that the impact is definitely not positive.

As for hybrid creatures, they're really just like that. Even without missing limbs, their original appearance is ugly enough.

……

After many years, the most influential figure of the Monsis school finally returned to Prayer Square, but the holy light had been replaced by crimson, and the former glory was gone.

This state church building, built with money and art, seems to have become an empty shell. The golden tree above no longer favors it, and the scarlet has completely isolated the believers of the Golden Rule from the other side of the world. Even the hymns that linger in the church have become more sorrowful.

...

When Raven and the others crossed the empty prayer square and arrived at the cathedral, a man dressed as a clergyman had been waiting for them at the top of the 370 steps.

This man was naturally Dirac, the servant of God. Of course, he had other names, such as apostate and deserter, but the reason he was given these negative labels was simply because Dirac had murderous intent towards the blade of the law. In reality, the one who actually carried out the act was Milo…

Dillah sat casually on the top step, calmly watching the visitors before him.

It was the raven that spoke first:

"Mr. Hui Li".

But Dirac interrupted him and corrected him, saying, "It's the deacon."

The raven didn't seem to care. He nodded silently and continued:

"I think you've misplaced your hostility."

Dirasha rested his elbows on his knees and his hand on his chin, his gaze fixed on the three ravens below. He said coldly, "The Eye Saintess said that only malice can cross that mountain range to come to this side."

The implication is that no one is more hostile towards the Church than the Monsieurs.

The relationship between the Raven and the Church has long been irreconcilable, a factional struggle between the Monsis School and the Contractual Organization stemming from years of accumulated ideals and beliefs.

And this is just a major premise.

Leaving aside religious beliefs and academic philosophies, all the painful memories in the girl's mind inside the building behind her were thanks to the raven. For Dillah, who had already betrayed the Golden Rule, perhaps this reason carried even greater weight.

……

Dillashau has been standing guard here ever since Daisy indicated that ultimate malice was about to appear at the church gates.

Although he knew that the fighting was raging in the Crimson Mountains, he had his own reasons for not leaving the church at the moment.

Naturally, Dirachoon assumed that the sudden arrival of the leader of the Monsis school was a sign of malice.

However, the raven's next move was quite unusual.

After a brief silence, he turned and sat down on the lowest step, carelessly exposing his back to the menacing Dillah Shaw, and calmly said:
"We were already waiting nearby before the mountain range rose, but look at it however you like."

...

After the raven sat down, the hunter Monquia also sat down beside it without saying a word, and even the monstrous-looking bastard lay down to rest.

This series of actions by the Monsis faction left Dirac completely at a loss as to how to respond.

He was prepared to take on three opponents alone, but the prematurely aged guy just plopped down to rest as if nothing had happened...

Could it be that the malice the Eye Saintess spoke of wasn't actually them?

...

The situation remained deadlocked. The raven showed no sign of entering or leaving, and seemed to have no intention of starting a fight immediately.

Dillah could only prop his forehead up and half-close his eyes, his gaze fixed on the three mysterious figures below the steps.

……

The stalemate lasted for about fifteen minutes.

Finally, Dillah Shaw couldn't hold back any longer and asked:

"So what does it mean to stay and refuse to leave?"

"The blood moon has already descended, didn't you know?" The raven didn't turn around, but simply raised its neck to look at the reddened sky, saying something that Dirasha couldn't quite understand.

"do not know."

Dillah Shaw was completely straightforward.

Meanwhile, the raven stared at the sky and muttered to itself:

"For them, the Eye of Thinking should be the only variable. For example, if the child could know in advance that malice was coming, they would not allow such a possibility to exist. The interesting thing is that she knew about the malice in advance, or she defined the malice. What do you think?"

"Them, you mean the Golden Tree?" The only hostility from above that Diracho knew of came from the supporters and servants of the Golden Tree in the Dream Realm, including but not limited to the Golden Law Knights and the Black Knife Servants…

However, the raven slowly shook its head:

“You say those are just malicious attacks against you, but above those malicious attacks, there is an even bigger hand controlling everything. Unlike the indifferent gods, the master of this hand is very keen to immerse himself in a kind of entertainment in a low-level civilization.”

"Everything is a toy in His eyes, even the gods are no exception."

"But the Eye of Thinking became the uncontrollable factor in the toy, so..."

...

The rest of the content naturally doesn't need to be explained in detail.

Dillah Shore raised an eyebrow and replied indifferently, "Look what you've done to an innocent child."

“That’s why I made this special trip,” the raven replied.

"For what...atonement?" Dirac made no attempt to hide the sarcasm in his tone.

“I do not serve any god, so naturally, I have no sins to atone for.” Raven shook his head again.

"Chichu, say whatever you want." Dilasha rolled his eyes so hard they almost disappeared into the back of his head.

Those on the steps and those below just sat there waiting.

Even they themselves didn't know what they were waiting for.

...

……

And just as the raven said.

Scarlet wasn't the only visitor; it just arrived faster.

The volume of the celestial song in the starry sky is amplified infinitely.

Because Mei Gao's whereabouts have already begun to show signs.

On the other side of the night, Emma walked alone on the street, holding a black umbrella. Her already tall figure was stretched even longer in the darkness.

After passing through city streets and exiting the city gates, Emma finally arrived at a forest on the outskirts of the city.

She might not have been familiar with this route before, but after returning from her journey through the abyss, the route from the city to the suburban jungle was etched into her memory.

Because behind this jungle lies the refuge of the sick during the Great Plague, which is also the survivor camp of Eta Doyle in the Abyss.

In the abyss, Emma dragged her battered body along the way, step by step, until she had reached the end of the path. Along the way, she killed a Bloodseeker, and the route and direction were stored in her mind in the form of pain.

It must be mentioned that Daisy was imprisoned in this area after she was kidnapped, and it was here that Milo and Rebecca first encountered the undead, dark creatures.

The plague-infested corpses that had been piled up here were cleared away long ago when they were first discovered, and the entire sunken valley has been covered with vegetation again. I remember when Emma suggested that she wanted to continue her research, Milo thought of this as the best secluded place. However, before he could make any arrangements, unexpected changes occurred.

But now it seems that this accident-prone area has been put to good use in another way.

(End of this chapter)