Maze Fan: I opened a buffet in the maze

(I just read some sensational articles in translated version, and my mind was suddenly influenced by the writing style, which made me a little confused.

I feel dizzy. Now I feel that what I write suddenly has a flavor of translation.

I've written half of it and I'll post it first so I can calm down.

I will finish writing it when things return to normal.)

Fan Wei was shocked, and recalled what he saw and heard last time, "The 'nameless light' that you believe in?"

"Does He really exist?"

According to experience, a "god" that is not in the open is either a demon or some "super-being" with ulterior motives.

Organizations that worship such entities are collectively called "cults."

The reason is simple. Not to mention believing in the devil, those super-powers who act in secret do not help others out of kindness. Most of them have purposes that run counter to the mainstream order.

Otherwise, being kind and charitable is a legitimate way to get rewarded, so why be so secretive?

Sensing Fan Wei's gaze, Chen Shu was very unhappy, "Don't doubt our Lord! He is the nameless savior! The truly great existence of compassion!"

“Without Him, we have no hope!”

"Such an existence...did it really save you?" Fan Wei asked with a different kind of pity.

For these people who are in extremely bad and desperate situations, they would probably grab even the thorns that pierce their flesh with their empty hands.

But is this really salvation?

Dust was silent. Just now, she had sent some of her companions to death with her own hands. This was a survival strategy, allowing the sick and disabled people who were about to be eliminated to maximize their final value.

The money they earn will help others survive.

And the devotees will enter the beautiful 'Kingdom of God' and be cared for by the great gods!

Is this really the case? Dust's body suddenly trembled, as if he suddenly remembered that these... were all made up by her...

From the 'Nameless Light' to the 'Savior', there was no real god who told her everything.

In that dark and damp alley, there was only the girl who was supposed to be dead, praying unwillingly and calling for help unwillingly.

She did see the "light", a mysterious light appeared in her sight, guiding her to escape death and guide her to survive, but that light was only visible to her.

Dust believed that this must be a miracle, that a great god was blessing her!

The fantasy-filled lies she spoke also attracted a group of people who were also trapped in darkness and could not see the light during her wanderings.

They began to follow Dust, worshipping her as a messenger of God and believing that she could bring hope to everyone.

Everything was a coincidence, from being nervous and confused to firmly believing that the nameless light would redeem such worthless bastards!

"It must be true! It must be possible!"

Fan Wei noticed that the girl was not in a good condition. He held her shaking shoulders with his hands and looked into her out-of-focus, heterochromatic eyes. "Calm down, don't be afraid. I will help you."

That calm demeanor regained the girl's sanity, and she stared at the person in front of her in a somewhat distracted manner.

In an instant, I seemed to see a flash of white light!

That was the light that suddenly appeared before her eyes and would guide her from time to time. Different colors of light corresponded to different events, danger, opportunity, or perhaps a brief peace...

But this is the first time that pure white has appeared like this.

Thinking of Fan Wei's previous performance, Chen Chen suddenly realized that this person who suddenly appeared in front of her could be another guidance from God? !

"You, you are a messenger of God?" The girl's doubts suddenly became more certain.

"Ah?" Fan Wei couldn't understand her change of attitude. Was this how believers think? "But, but I don't know the god you believe in."

Being suddenly pulled into a mysterious religion is really confusing.

"God's guidance can't be wrong!" Dust suddenly became determined after being convinced that he had seen two flashes of white light on the person in front of him.