franphil Chapter 150 The New Three Clans and the Old Three Clans
Chapter 150 The New Three Clans and the Old Three Clans
Chapter 150 The New Three Gou Families and the Old Three Gou Families
A person's life is always full of betrayal and lies.
Klein never expected that the guy who said he would betray him would actually do so.
Shouldn't this kind of person have a personality that says one thing and means another, a sharp tongue but a soft heart?
How can you say betrayal is real betrayal?
As the gun barrels were aimed and the muskets were about to fire, Klein covered his face and struggled to leap across the river beside him. He decided that even if he died, he would die outside, at least giving his body a safe respawn point.
If he can be resurrected this time, he will definitely take revenge. This is going too far!
boom! boom! boom!
If Klein hadn't run, the sailors on the ship might have been shocked and hesitant. After all, the decapitation strike from the shadows was extremely dangerous, and the ordinary sailors affected by it would have needed to be stunned for a moment. But when he ran, these people reacted almost instinctively.
Klein ignored everything, his head down, hiding most of his face behind the cloth strip. Although this masked thief look was somewhat incongruous, he didn't care anymore. The dual exhaustion of mind and body made him want nothing more than to freefall in a fancy way.
Wow!
His vision blurred again, and the feeling of being enveloped returned, like stepping on a banana peel and falling into a black bubble. His shoulders were pulled again, and he was lurched several meters away. Suddenly, he gained strength in his feet, and after a few leaps, he disappeared into the shadows.
The bullets that missed their mark were helplessly thrown into the riverbed.
A sailor who hadn't fired a shot glanced at the surrounding sailors and said smugly:
"See? Why did you fire?"
"Those who possess magical powers will run away on their own."
The remaining sailors looked at each other for a while, wondering what these guys were doing on their ship.
When they finally emerged from the shadows, they had reached a safe place.
Klein looked at the guy standing in the shadows, fiddling with a shadow dagger, with a rather unpleasant expression.
"I need an explanation."
Klein was furious. When had he ever been tricked like this before? If it weren't for the fact that the other person had disappeared into the shadows and he couldn't hit them, he would have definitely settled the score with them.
If he had even one purification bullet, the other side wouldn't be so fearless!
Those despicable wild extraordinary beings!
The former official extraordinary being gritted his teeth, unable to arrest the guy in front of him immediately. He had believed the guy's lies and chose to leave by boat with a false identity, which was a major mistake!
"That's because I'm kind."
Shael's words made Klein tremble with anger, but he took out a black eyeball from his pocket. "This is a terrifying thing, containing terrible pollution."
"I think you should know where this pollution came from."
"If I hadn't disposed of that body in time, perhaps none of the sailors on the ship would have survived. In fact, the man who was chasing us, Mr. Zhanxia, was clearly in a bad state after he was tricked by your talisman."
"Shael" tossed over what he was holding and then began a long, rambling speech.
He was even worried that the "pollution" was too serious, so he took some remedial measures.
Klein had no intention of accepting the call; he was now filled with suspicion and wariness towards Xiaer.
Why don't you trust me?
"Touching it might at most cause you to hear some annoying words. If it's been contaminated beforehand, it might just get out of control."
Shael was a little sad; Klein was now very wary of him.
He really wanted to know what would happen if, later, his identity was revealed, and he said he had recognized her long ago—that she wasn't Sherlock, but Klein...
I was simply "surprised" by your resurrection and worried that you might be detrimental to the church, so I conducted these tests to observe you... After all, I wanted to make sure this was truly my colleague, and not some demon possessing his body.
When that time really comes...
Will you regret your current indifference towards me?
What did you say? Why didn't I expose you? Isn't it obvious?
I secretly joined a gang.
How could I possibly tarnish my resume just to expose you?
Although Klein couldn't see the figure in the shadows, his diviner's intuition sent a chill down his spine.
He quickly moved back a few steps.
"Ahem, I can't take that thing, it's not appropriate for me."
"Here you go, consider it compensation. I hope you'll continue to support our company's business in the future."
"Shael" coughed lightly, then disappeared into the shadows.
Klein didn't even have a chance to speak before he disappeared. He frowned, took out the Crystal of Oath, and tried it five times.
Has the person left?
Have those strange shadows left?
Which direction did he go?
My shadow wasn't touched or tampered with, was it?
Is it safe here?
After winning five times in a row, each time using a different method, Klein finally felt relieved.
This experience left a deep psychological impact on him; he never imagined that he could deceive divination in this way.
To directly divine whether there is danger nearby.
If someone leaves a "beacon" in your shadow that is not aggressive, is it dangerous or not?
"You can't rely on divination completely; divination is not a panacea."
Klein recalled the diviner's code of conduct; his divination had indicated danger nearby. After careful analysis, he discovered the danger lay in that...
Exceptional characteristics.
But he wasn't sure if there were any other dangers besides this one; what if the other party was trying to scam him?
Why leave this thing behind to deceive his subordinates, using this dangerous thing to cover up some less dangerous methods?
"Ugh."
Klein felt somewhat helpless; he always felt that his shadow was unclean.
And this "All-Black Eye"—he felt that losing it might cause trouble, and keeping it might also cause trouble...
"This shadow ability is disgusting."
Klein turned and left. He planned to find a safe place, divination site a hundred or eighty times to make sure there were no problems, and then hold a transfer ceremony. After going to the gray fog, he would use the gray fog's blessing to divination site again to see if he would encounter any trouble.
Although divination is not a panacea, it is absolutely essential.
If he can occupy the territory multiple times and increase his numbers, coupled with the support of the gray fog, then no one will be able to mislead him!
Why did he give this to me?
Klein still felt something was wrong, but as a former night watchman, he couldn't just discard something so dangerous... It was a real headache.
When you have a spare moment, throw it onto the gray fog to completely sever its connection with the real world.
He refused to believe that his handling of the situation wasn't perfect enough.
On the other side, Xia Er shook her head and sighed.
They're still young after all.
Don't you ever think about why we give you something that's contaminated, risky to handle, can't be thrown away or used casually, and is difficult to sell?
Your careless disposal reveals your personality.
Your attempt to sell exposes your important channels; ordinary, extraordinary gatherings are not the best place to acquire this kind of thing.
If you want to use it, you'll expose your true nature, and the negative consequences are no joke.
You want to remove the pollution, which exposes the possible forces behind you and the levels you come into contact with.
If you want to deal with this troublesome thing, you'll always have to expose something.