Ke-style law enforcement officers

Chapter 678 Breaking the pot

The raven said it had come to atone for its sins.

But in the end, they couldn't redeem her, and Daisy was blinded once again.

He said he "remembered it".

This is probably the first time Raven has ever made such a strong statement, but making such a strong statement means that it is powerless to make changes at this stage, and it is a helpless move.

He was once a follower of the Golden Law, belonging to the Monsis school.

But from that moment on, a seed of resentment was planted in his heart. The soul hidden beneath Joan Byrne's body would be his prey for the long years to come.

...

However, the situation on the main battlefield is still quite far from the point where they're exchanging harsh words.

Milo had completely lost his mind, dragging the Cataclysm, the Mask, and all the avatars of the Dream Gods into the Fog Wall domain. Of course, the madness mentioned here refers to his behavioral madness; his sanity was still relatively normal... I suppose.

But his actions were tantamount to suicide, and there is no doubt about that.

No one in a superior position can ever defeat multiple opponents at the same level; this is a law of nature.

It is even less likely that someone in a subordinate position would rise up against someone in a superior position.

This is an ironclad rule.

A CCD at a half-step level is no match for the CCD Catastrophe, which has been established since time immemorial. Milo is the inferior one.

Compared to the gods, he was even more of a subordinate.

The so-called hierarchy actually originates from those objective, cold, and ancient principles in the universe that cannot be violated, as concise as the simplest law of conservation of energy. Within a certain range, this is the absolute truth.

Unless you break out of this range...

...

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Therefore, this was a match that no one favored, not even Milo's own followers saw any hope in.

The hierarchical system that has persisted since ancient times is absolutely strict.

Just like death in the narrow sense, it is irreversible.

...

The enforcement team members all looked ashen-faced.

Milo is now their strongest asset on the battlefield and a prerequisite for the existence of the Chaos Vision Order. They also know that they cannot win the unequal battle within the Fog Wall.

When the mist dissipates, the chains of the Chaotic Vision will be severed, and this world will come to an end...

However, it turns out that there are still significant differences between believers.

The guys in the Screen House really showed off the cultist culture to the fullest.

Instead of succumbing to despair and grief like the law enforcement team, they swung their arms and shouted with great enthusiasm, praising and singing loudly.

"Lead us out of this encirclement, great Shadow!"

"The will of your followers cannot be crushed by the gods!"

"Your children, your flesh and blood, we will follow you to the summit of the gods, until death do us part!!"

"Great Shadow, grant an end to those arrogant gods!"

"Great Shadow—"

...

This is roughly what the scene looks like.

The Silver Twilight Holy Light Society, led by Lonnie William, displayed a frenzy and madness even more intense than the crazed Old Ones on the battlefield. Only these fanatical individuals could be so convinced that their leader could carve a bloody path through the fog wall.

This has nothing to do with reason, and strictly speaking, it cannot even be considered a "judgment" because it is not based on any realistic theoretical basis. It does not care about the power gap between the so-called superiors and inferiors, nor does it consider any objective factors. It is purely the obsession of fanatical cultists.

Thus, although the law enforcement team and the cult were on the same side on the battlefield, a strong sense of division arose between them.

The most contradictory one is Rebecca.

She watched Wendigo, who was lying by the fog wall, munching away, and remained silent.

……

Strictly speaking, Rebecca does not belong to the Chaos Vision believers fostered by the dripping stone, nor is she quite the same as the screen believers.

She was connected to both, but she was the only one who truly walked alongside Milo from the very beginning. That sense of belonging was subtle and gradual, and for her, she didn't think that the feeling in her heart could be simply summarized as "believer"...

So when Rebecca realized that Milo might not be able to get out of the fog wall alive this time, she was at a loss.

All she could do before was to stand in front of Milo with a gun, which was what she was best at and most willing to do, but now she can't do it, nor is she qualified to do it.

...

Milo told her to save the last shot for later.

But Rebecca may never need it.

.........

The thick fog formed an impenetrable wall, completely sealing off the terrifying battle between gods, making it impossible for ordinary people to even glimpse it.

The elements, order, and laws of the gods intertwine and collide.

This should be considered the highest-level battle scene in the entire Blood Moon Chaos so far.

However, reality seems to be quite different from the tragic ending in the minds of the law enforcement officers.

The fierce battle within the fog wall did not end in a short time, and the fog wall territory even showed signs of expansion.

Rebecca didn't realize this at first.

Until she discovered that Wendigo, who was clinging to the fog wall, was suddenly thrown off by a tremendous force, as if someone had forcibly bounced it away.

The fog wall then began to expand rapidly.

They also dragged in those old foes who were fighting under the glow of the blood moon!
……

It's clear that Milo is determined to stick to his "what's the use" approach.

The entire battlefield, including half of the Crimson Mountain Range, is now shrouded in a wall of mist.

...

In fact, it's a miracle that Milo has managed to hold on until now.

Especially when the fog wall suddenly expanded, the dream gods who were spying from afar were somewhat dumbfounded.

What do you mean?
How could he still be alive?

And you want him to drag the crazed old folks into the mess?

There are more than a dozen incarnations of gods inside that fog wall, as well as natural disasters and masks.

Even if you threw an Outer God in there, he would be torn to pieces.

How is he still alive?

"No, that doesn't make sense."

"It's obvious he's resonated with what's underground. Don't you understand?"

"I don't understand why he can resonate with it, and why him? He's just a lucky shadow, isn't he?"

"He got lucky? He's a glutton of fear, and you call that luck?"

"Born that way, isn't that just luck?"

"It's pointless to talk about this now."

“We missed the best time to kill him.”

"Hmph, that's because there are cowardly old fools who are afraid to take action themselves."

What are you implying?

"No, I said it outright."

"... "

The one who has remained silent since the start of the war is the old man sitting upright in his ocean chariot.

That's Nordens.

When Milo first entered the Dreamland, he received a severe warning from Him.

At a certain special moment, Nordens, who had been silent for a long time, finally opened his eyes.

"The scene we least wanted to see has finally appeared."

As soon as He spoke, the noisy debate among the gods immediately ceased.

……

And following Nordens's gaze...

The fog wall finally dissipated slowly after an unknown period of fierce fighting.

After a long while, the battlefield area inside, covered by lava and lightning, was finally revealed.

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shocking.

This was the gods' first reaction upon seeing the scene within their domain.

"How can it be……"

...

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(End of this chapter)