Original God's Dark Priest

Skfenug declined Surtrloch's proposal. In his opinion, immortality was not an unacceptable thing.

Having experienced the threat of death since childhood, he valued his life very much. Now that he was immortal, it meant that there were no limits on his growth.

In Skfenug's opinion, as long as he keeps training and growing, one day he will be as strong as Surtloch, and then he can fight with him as much as he did before.

However, what he didn't realize was that his soul could not withstand such wear and tear, and his upper limit was there.

No matter how they train, as long as Surtloch is still alive, it means that the time they spend training and growing is the same.

Therefore, catching up with Surtloch was a luxury. Unless Surtloch died, he would live and train for tens of millions of years, but that would not give him a chance to fight Surtloch.

So this idea was invalid from the beginning.

Surtloch naturally understood this, but he did not point it out. He only euphemistically implied that Skfenug's body and soul could not withstand such wear and tear.

But, people always have to earn their own lives, which is what Surtloch once said. So Skefnug decided to give it a try.

Knowing his friend's thoughts, the free and easy Surtrloch said no more, but before leaving, he still told Skfenug three things.

First thing: one day in the future, if Skefnugle has had enough of the pain of eternal life, he can go find his apprentice and have a good fight.

At this point in time, no one knows where this so-called apprentice is, but it doesn’t matter, because this is Vesefenir’s prophecy. Vesefenir clearly told Surtrój that he would accept an apprentice in the universe and send him to Teyvat.

Since it was his words, Surtloch believed it.

Schfenug was also curious when he heard this. This was Surtrochi. It must be extraordinary to be accepted as his disciple, right?

Neither of them was quite clear about this, except for a comment in Viserfenil's prophecy: One day in the future, the stars will greet her.

This is a very high evaluation. You can tell from the moment you hear it that this is an extraordinary person.

The second thing: He left a gift for Skfenug in the Primordial Sea. It’s not a good thing, but it is indeed useful for becoming stronger. If you want to use it, just use it.

The gift that Surt'loki left behind in the primordial sea was the star-devouring whale that was beaten to death.

While the Star-Eating Whale was weak, Skefnug cut off part of its body and sewed it into its heart.

By doing so, he gained some of the power of the Star-Eating Whale.

This is why Skefnug has the power of devouring.

The third thing is about Safire.

He didn't mention the name, just Sue.

Before the incident, Su had always disagreed with their choice and even had a fight with Withefnir about it.

Originally, without Su's consent, the incident would not have succeeded easily.

But it was such a coincidence that one day before the incident, a woman suddenly appeared and took Su away. According to Viserfenil's speculation, the woman was most likely Istaru.

He didn't know why, but the appearance of Istaru indirectly prompted the completion of their event.

After that, Sue never appeared again, and because of her special nature, she never appeared in Viserfenil's prophecy.

It was as if she had been completely erased, but this person still existed. Even though Viserfenil tried to find her many times, he could no longer find any information about her.

Viserfenil's subsequent prophecies also failed to predict her, but he had a feeling that the future predicted would definitely change.

Changes will appear in winter.

Viserfenil did his best to deduce that there would be changes in the winter.

Now it seems that it actually points to Saphir who appeared in the winter and hid in the Hearth House.

Because Kugavina took her back home as an ordinary child and it did not cause any commotion, so this matter did not attract anyone's attention.

So many years have passed, Safir has grown up and no longer needs to worry about the things of the past.

Saphir knew very well that Su had died long ago. Her life ended in the final confrontation with Viserfenil. In order to save Saphir in this life, she burned herself out.

It's hard to say what the current condition of Viserfenil is. It's not certain whether he can still stay awake, but he did pose a certain threat to Saphir.

But now, these threats have all been eliminated, and even if he comes into contact with the abyss again, Saphir will not be in any danger.

Among the people present, little Paimon knew nothing about this. Si Ke Ke and Ying knew it very well, but they just looked at Saphir silently and didn't say much.

Schfenug had some guesses about Safir's identity and thought of Su, but he had no way to deal with Safir now.

Besides, Surtrock told him this in order to get him to try to contact Saphir, because she might have the ability to reduce wear and tear.

This is speculation, because Su has done similar things, and there is no reason why Safire cannot do what Su can do.

If this were possible, then Skefnug could really relieve a lot of pain and live a little easier.

What he didn't realize was that Skefnug couldn't afford the price for Saphir to sell him.

Yes, Surtloch took it for granted that Su's character was applied to Saphir. In this life, Saphir did not have the same kind-heartedness as Su.

She is more like a businessman, profit-driven and ruthless. It is almost impossible to get her to help you without any benefits.

Now Skfenug had nothing and did not understand Surtloch's meaning at all.

I can only say that Ji'eqi is really good to his brothers, but his brothers are a little too honest and straightforward to understand.

Saphir realized it, but she pretended not to know.

Are you kidding me? I almost got myself killed when I was doing this to Brother Tuozi, and now you’re doing this again?

If Surtrock came over and put a knife to her neck, she might consider it.

In fact, Saphir knew in her heart that with the experience from the last time, she would not be so foolish as to bring wear and tear upon herself. With the Nether Chain as the best container, she could use it to temper it and make it stronger.

Surtloch probably meant the same thing, but...isn't this risky? Saphir chose to play dumb and pretend he didn't know.

The wear and tear on Skofnugu's body is nothing compared to those of Rota, Zhongli and the others. Even if she really wants to temper the chains, she will definitely ask Zhongli for help. At worst, there are Xiao, Ying and the others.

What's the point of looking for this Kanriya man?

Unaware of Saphir's fluctuating emotions, Paimon was frightened by Skefnug's words: "Heart...heart? Sewing something into the heart? It sounds painful... Can this really be done?"

"Yes, because I have the curse of undeath." Skfenug nodded lightly, as if all this was not worth mentioning.

Silkcock understood: "You used the curse of undeath to make yourself a vessel of power."

As she spoke, she shook her head again: "Even with the authority of the Devouring Whale, the human body cannot withstand the power of the devouring. It is the Undead Curse that maintains your body and soul that are constantly collapsing...

However, this is not the path to becoming strong. Strength should be a masterpiece soaked in hard work and dreams. The wealth you robbed will not belong to you after all. "

Just as Saphir denied Silkock's way, Silkock denied Skefnug's way.

How can a person grasp a power that is not his own? Coveting the power of others will only lead to backlash, and there is no other outcome.

In this battle, Si Ke Ke originally thought that if Saphir did not take action, she would use her own strength to crush the opponent. She saw the limit of Skefnug very clearly. Compared with her endless river power, the opponent's remaining capacity was probably only a stream.

As for stealing Sapphire's power...

Ha... Si Ke Ke had never thought of this possibility. Not to mention how this person would break through Saphir's defense, even if Saphir did not resist, he would still be able to absorb it.

The result would only be that Skfenug would wither because he could not withstand the erosion of Saphir's netherworld power, or he would be dissolved by the power of the Seraph.

Even if her slices have the power to rival that of gods, what about her original body? She is just restricted by the laws of the world, but that doesn't mean she only has these abilities now.

Safir was somewhat curious about Skefnug's choice: "I don't believe you don't realize your own limitations. Why do you still do this?"

"It's because I've reached my limit that I'm willing to give it my all." Skfenug covered his head in pain, "Too far... I'm still too far away from him...

I miss Surt Lodge and the days when those homeless scoundrels gathered together. I don't regret making this choice, but -

Oh, I'm sorry, making this choice really hurts you."

Saphir felt that this apology was unnecessary. She glanced at Ying, who shrugged and said, "Although I was a little embarrassed at the beginning, but... you know, I'm not the type to be wronged. I immediately got someone to beat him up."

Safir curled the corner of his mouth. This girl really wasn't wronged. As for Sikirk... she and Skefnug did have some connection. Just treat it as a destined meeting.

Thinking of this, Saphir chuckled: "There's no need to apologize. I'm just a little regretful. I wish you could be more tolerant."

"..." Skefnug's expression was a little stiff. He thought for a while before speaking, "Actually, I have the Undead Curse, so I can't be killed. I should be considered very durable."

Silkcock raised his eyebrows and said, "Because you were beaten so badly, I was afraid she would beat you to death without knowing you had this curse, so I stopped her. If you don't feel satisfied, you can continue. I won't stop you this time."

“Forget it.” Skfenug waved his hands repeatedly. He was not a masochist. “Surtrochi’s disciple… the title is quite impressive. Although I haven’t seen you really take action, I think you are not bad.

However, being that person's disciple must be very hard, right? Given his personality, he would definitely bring you despair and fear, forcing you to keep chasing after him, but he stood at a very high place.

We are like mountaineers in the night sky, we don’t know how high the mountain is or when the sun will rise.”

Skefnug's words touched Sikirk a little. She recalled her experiences over the years and sighed. Yes, being Surtloch's disciple, she was the only one who knew the pain.

If the person who saved her was not Surtloch, but someone else...

She couldn't help but glance at the lively and lovely Ying. This girl was carefree and had no worries at all. It was obvious that she was being well taken care of.

This is the benefit of having a good guide.

How great would it be if she could have a master like this?

Shaking his head and abandoning the unrealistic fantasy, Silkock spoke: "As you said. But I have already made up my mind that no matter how desperate it is, I will overcome it.

Moreover, I have had this feeling before, maybe what Master desires is not a hearty battle, but a defeat without regrets. "

"!" Skfenug was slightly stunned, not knowing how this conclusion was reached.

Even Safir looked at Sikirk. She had discussed this matter with Sikirk. Combining Surtloch's various actions, Safir once said that the survival of this world was not important to Surtloch, and he did not have to destroy it.

But he still made this threat, obviously hoping that Si Ke Ke would become stronger and stronger in order to protect this place and cope with the impending destruction in the future.

Surtrock is a jerk, but he is not a murderer. There is no reason for him to set a time to blow up the planet. There is only one reason: this is a bait.

In the future, if Silkok becomes stronger under such coercion and stops him, then the goal will be achieved. If Silkok fails but is still alive, Surtrock will probably destroy the planet without mercy to stimulate her.

But what if Silk died in that battle? Would Surt's character really destroy Teyvat for no reason?

Not necessarily.

This was Sikirk's conclusion, so she approached Safir and wanted to form an alliance with her. It would be great if Sikirk defeated Surtlodge in the future, but if she failed, she hoped that Safir could defeat Surtlodge for her.

"You are Master's friend, right? Friends must have similar qualities. When I first came here, you stabbed me in the thick fog and took away my power, but I couldn't feel any emotion from that spike.

As for the second time…” Silkock looked at Sapphire.

Saphir put his hands on his hips: "Me? I don't feel anything."

She really didn't feel anything, because Skfenug was just being trampled on the head and abused from beginning to end.

Silkcock sighed softly: "At least, when you tried your best to defeat her, I could feel your emotions, which were joy and enthusiasm, and the desire to fight.

Although, later on, there was only futile struggle and fear. "

Saphir looked innocent: "See, I told you that fighting is never a happy thing. You're scared, brother."