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Chapter 1052, Section 1047: The Guidance of the Divine Eye

The empty room was like a terrifying, gaping maw, swallowing the two figures who had just entered, leaving only an eerie silence inside.

Where did they go?
The first thing Marne sensed about the scene was danger, which even made him hesitate for a moment, but he immediately remembered the instructions that the Divine Eye had given him not long ago...

This is actually the safest place for him.

This statement probably explains the current situation.

Therefore, he still went into the house and began searching for traces of Ning Changkong and Lin Zhaoheng, but the only things on the floor that Lin Zhaoheng had found proved that she had been inside.

They were nowhere to be found, neither in the toilet nor under the bed.

Lin Zhaoheng's disappearance is undoubtedly a good thing for him, but if the price of her disappearance is that Shenyan also disappears, then it is not worth it at all.

And what exactly happened? He could understand that the Divine Eye had helped him solve the problem, but what exactly happened, and how did the two of them disappear into thin air after they went in?

Faced with this completely unknown and bizarre situation, Marx and Engels decided to consult a more knowledgeable "wise man".

“Heavenly Demon,” Ma En called out, “what are your thoughts on this situation?”

As he asked the question, the cold and deranged figure of the Heavenly Demon appeared on the wall, but unlike his appearance and temperament, his expression at this moment carried a hint of doubt and confusion.

"what's the situation?"

Marx and Engels asked in the same puzzlement:
Didn't you see what just happened?

The Heavenly Demon frowned:

"You need to explain the situation first, right?"

Marx and Engels realized that something was wrong:

"It's about Ning Changkong and that pastor named Lin Zhaoheng who just walked into my room and disappeared. Didn't you notice that?"

The man in the painting looked puzzled.
When did this happen?

Marx and Engels asked tentatively:

"Just now, did you not notice, or did you think nothing unusual happened? Do you know who these two people I'm talking about are?"

Although the Heavenly Demon was somewhat confused about the situation, he also sensed that something was amiss:

"Good question, because I don't know who these two guys are, and I've been keeping an eye on you. If anything had happened just now, I would have known. So there must be something wrong here, right?"

Have we been subjected to a distortion of reality?

Marx and Engels shook their heads:

"The situation might be a little more complicated than that. Do you still remember the Divine Eye?"

The Heavenly Demon said, somewhat puzzled:
"Of course, that dangerous prophet."

Marx and Engels then asked:
"Then don't you remember Ning Changkong? Don't you remember that the Divine Eye is Ning Changkong?"

The Heavenly Demon said with a serious look in his eyes:
"I don't know who Ning Changkong is."

The situation was already quite clear for Ma En, but he still remembered that Ning Changkong had specifically mentioned the matter of Bliss before going in, which was obviously some kind of hint from her.

Thinking of this, Ma En didn't linger there but headed towards Qin Lan's office.

However, when he was halfway there, he saw Jile sitting in a chair, lost in thought.

According to Ning Changkong, she was on her way to report Lin Zhaoheng's matter to Qin Lan. If she really intended to do that, she wouldn't be sitting here so leisurely.

Mar and Eng stepped forward:
"Xiao Le." Hearing the call, Jile seemed to wake from a dream, suddenly raising her head and her eyes becoming clear:

"Ah, Ma En, is there something you need?"

Marx and Engels asked quite naturally:

"What are you doing here?"

Bliss looked around:
"Oh, it's nothing. I'm just sitting here for a while, nothing important."

Marne nodded, then asked:

"By the way, have you seen Ning Changkong...?"

He deliberately dragged out his words and observed Jile's expression. As he expected, the girl did indeed show a slightly puzzled look when she heard the name.

"...She looked like a teenager, and she kept talking about aliens and stuff."

After hearing Marx and Engels' explanation, Jile shook his head:
"No, I've never seen a guy like that before."

This answer completely confirms Marx and Engels' conjecture.

He then changed the subject, saying:
"By the way, have you heard Pastor Chen say that some pastors seem to think I have a demon inside me, and they are a bit radical and want to get rid of me along with the demon? Have you met any pastors who seem suspicious?"

Jile looked at Marne with some suspicion, but did not voice his doubts:

"No, I've never heard Pastor Chen mention such a thing, nor have I ever seen a suspicious pastor."

After hesitating for a moment, she still asked somewhat reluctantly:

"Ma En, have you been feeling unwell lately?"

Marne understood what she meant, smiled, and said:
Are you worried that I'm having some kind of hallucination or delusions?

She nodded somewhat shyly.

"Yes, I'm a little worried because you suddenly asked such a few questions out of the blue. If you have any concerns, you can see Dr. Qin or ask Pastor Chen."

Clearly, she wanted to persuade Maren to check if he had any problems.

But Marne knew very well that his mind was perfectly clear at this moment, and he even realized some important things that he had not noticed before. Bliss's performance at this moment could be said to be the final evidence.

Clearly, she should remember Ning Changkong, and it's very likely that Chen Yun had also reminded her that there were some people in the church who didn't think highly of her. Therefore, her current attitude might not mean that she was unaware of this matter.

It's quite possible that this incident never happened at all, which could explain, to some extent, the Eye's actions. She eliminated such threats to herself in this way, even though it might have put her in danger.

However, Marne was not so pessimistic as to think that she was completely dead.

Although they no longer remember Ning Changkong, Tian Yao still remembers Shen Yan, meaning that the influence she received may only be limited to this part of her identity.

This is quite surprising, because those who encountered it before were not so lucky; even Shenxiao couldn't completely figure out its existence.

Yes, it's already quite obvious.

The divine eye, grasping Lin Zhaoheng and perhaps also the church's doubts about him, crashed into the unrememberable one.

What really matters is her primary purpose in doing so.

In her past memories, she had mentioned that to solve the problem of the great enemy, she would have to rely on those who could not remember, and even have to take in those who could not remember, although that was probably not so simple...

But at least now he knows where the Unremembered Ones are.