Ke-style law enforcement officers

Chapter 969 Abyss Mini-Lesson

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this day.

The great Southern Healing Church received a letter from afar.

The messenger is a serpent-man with fleshy wings on his back, who calls himself the guardian of the father of all serpents, a dragon warrior.

The letter looked very simple, almost as simple as the robe Igor was wearing.

It was dilapidated and in a sorry state.

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But Adamir, upon receiving the letter, dared not delay in the slightest and scrambled to deliver it to Rick.

Rick didn't dare to delay. He opened a portal and returned directly to Nanwei City, delivering the items to the Valrokan family.

When I arrived at the Valrocan family's house, they were holding a science class.

It was a group of people and a few cats sitting in a semi-circle in the study, listening to a middle-aged man in front of the blackboard explaining some basic facts about the Abyss.

This is the Abyss lecture time.

The speaker was the abyss scholar, King Kurans, whom Milo had invited back from the eastern continent.

They only arrived in Nanwei City yesterday.

Actually, Milo's purpose in making that trip was to bring Kang back.

He felt that once Os-Nargai had stabilized and the descendants of the conquerors had a certain space to live, Kang might be willing to return to Nanwei City for a visit.

But the old man seemed to have become even more stubborn than before.

According to Scarface, Kang is now working tirelessly, almost constantly forging iron.

He seemed to have abandoned all emotions and devoted himself entirely to forging the god-slaying weapon.

No matter how much Milo pleaded and begged him, he refused to come back, and even the method of inducing fear in dreams had no effect on him.

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Kang was unwilling to return, but some people insisted that Milo take him to Nanwei City to see the work of the greatest dream weaver in history.

And so, this scene unfolded in the study of the Valrocan family.

Milo would not let King Kurans make this trip for nothing.

The task of popularizing knowledge about the Abyss was entrusted to him, after all, he was the legendary person who traversed the void and returned safely.

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Rick entered the study, looked around and saw Milo everywhere, then asked a kitten beside him:
"Where is Milo?"

Kitten: "uiiaii..."

Rick: "You went out? When did you go out?"

Kitten: "uiaiii".

Rick: "Oh, okay, I'll wait a bit."

He clutched the letter from the snake-people tightly to his chest, found a stool, sat down on the edge, and carefully examined the densely packed scribbles on the blackboard.

Then he asked the kitten, "Who is this fat old man?"

Kitten: "iauu".

Rick nodded, slightly surprised. "A king, huh?"

At this moment, everyone finally turned their attention to Rick.

Yan, Dilaxiao, and Kai all had strange looks in their eyes.

After all, even Marshall, who was also a cat, couldn't understand what the little kitten was saying, but Rick could.

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Just then, a dirty little hand reached out from beside me.

"I'll keep that letter for you."

It's Daisy.

“Okay.” Rick nodded and quickly handed the hot potato to Daisy. He also gave her a retelling of what the messenger Adamir had seen looked like.

"You've worked hard. Would you like to stay for dinner?" Daisy asked Rick while opening the envelope. "If you're comfortable with regular food."

"I can eat it, I can eat it."

Rick nodded.

"Then let's wait for our brother to come back. Now let's listen to the lesson carefully."

Daisy put her index finger to her lips in a "shh" gesture, making her face, streaked with blood, look quite adorable.

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……

Milo has indeed gone on a long trip.

However, he didn't bring anyone this time, well, if petite Enid doesn't count as a person.

King Kurans's little lesson gave him a reminder.

That means that many wars in the future may take place in the abyss.

In fact, after gaining control of the Embers, the Abyss was no longer as terrifying to Milo as before. His deepest fear stemmed from the unknown, and now his understanding of the Abyss even surpassed that of the gods, so his awe of the Abyss naturally diminished considerably.

Milo even felt that the Abyss was a territory worth exploiting.

He didn't see it as something taboo; he was very willing to deconstruct such a natural chaotic universe and enjoyed the process.

Most importantly, he wanted to completely crush certain existences into the abyss.

Therefore, he must have his own people in the abyss.

Imnar and Klaue, who were merely temporary recruits, were mainly there to make up the numbers, and some even served only as scapegoats.

With the embers in hand, Milo can pave the way in the abyss, creating one campfire after another to connect those completely independent abyssal worlds...

Actually, he was somewhat surprised when the idea first popped into his mind.

That means that in his mind, the Abyss and the Dream Realm are of the same nature.

After all, what he's doing in the dream world right now is setting up campfires in every corner of the map, completely connecting all the places he wants to go.
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He can pave the road.

But those walking still have to search slowly.

Anyway, King Kurans's Abyss Lessons aren't going to stop anytime soon.

He plans to travel all over the world of Dreamland and bring all the useful people here to teach. Whether or not they will enter the Abyss in the future is another matter, but the basic knowledge must be popularized.

Milo's first stop was the Golden Kingdom.

It's been quite a while since I've strolled around here.

Last time, Milo kicked the Holy Radiance Golden Tree into a ditch and blasted the Will of the Gloomy Golden Tree into the sky. He then took his wife and children, packed his bags, and went home. In his spare time, he even usurped a portion of the Golden Tree's faith.

It can't really be called usurpation, after all, it was the reward he received for saving the Golden People from danger.

However, the core of the Golden Kingdom remains the blade of law.

The daughter of the golden tree, no longer beautiful and riddled with wounds, nearly bled her last drop of blood on the battlefield against the deep darkness.

Under the holy light after the catastrophe, when the golden people lifted her broken and ugly body to the top of the temple ruins, she had already been reborn.

At that moment, Joan Byrne was no longer the blade of the law, but the blade of the golden people.

She has endured all the hardships of the blade and found meaning in her existence.

It has completed an epic transformation.

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Milo saw the familiar stone monument again on the beach at the southern ferry crossing of the Golden Kingdom.

The stone tablet is inscribed with a dense list of names, including the golden knights of all ages and the fallen blades of law.

At the very bottom of the stone tablet, there is a newly carved name: Blade of the Law - Byrne.

Clearly, she has buried her past self.

(End of this chapter)