Looking directly at the ancient gods for a whole year

Chapter 2247: Seal the Heart
Aha?

After successfully completing yet another mission, he returned to the warehouse and sat down in his seat, finding the content he overheard quite interesting.

The summary of this mission is not long, but it contains a lot of information.

Even the content is somewhat different from before, now featuring rather explicit descriptions of the senior.

The "he" mentioned in the summary is undoubtedly the Lone King.

Furthermore, the resume before he became king directly mentions the term "mission".

He even sounds like a veteran of the warehouse, but he was misled by greed and ultimately failed here.

As for what kind of greed it was, although the warehouse didn't explicitly say, it was quite easy to guess.

It helps oneself gain more opportunities to try and fail, and to fight the fear of death... Is it really sanity value?

In fact, killing people can earn extra sanity points. Once you have a few successful missions, it's easy to figure this out.

Judging from the warehouse explanation, it seems that this senior discovered a treasure trove of sanity points during a mission, and from then on, he couldn't stop.

As for where the treasure trove is, the meeting at Arkons already explained everything.

Faith truly can feed us; those who, through devotion, have fallen into the depths of their spiritual world have transformed into a non-renewable resource for people to exploit.

……

Unfortunately, too much of a good thing can be bad.

This hoarding disorder seems to have provided the Lone King with some opportunities when facing cunning opponents—how could such a thing happen?
To be honest, although I haven't done it intentionally, I can still understand the fear that my seniors have.

After all, once the intensity of the mission increases, the losses are likely to be significant.

In this situation, having more resurrection coins will make you feel much more stable, not to mention that some special skills directly use these as resources.

In fact, in Fu Qian's view, many of his predecessors did not do this, not necessarily out of compassion, but probably because they had not found that safe "treasure".

So, did he get carried away because he accumulated too many resurrection coins?
It shouldn't be that simple; it's just a pity we can't see the detailed path to becoming a king that our predecessors followed.

Judging from this entanglement with the goddess of sin, could it be related to the concept of original sin, which is still not fully understood?
It cannot be confirmed at present, but in general, the senior who lost his composure seems to have fallen into the situation that was previously imagined, that is, he was directly assigned by the warehouse to block the gun with his own body and was trapped in the mission site forever.

As a result, the lonely king who ascended the throne had his greed increase rather than decrease, which directly turned into a nightmare for the "Barrier Land".

Looting and killing consolidated the royal court—and once again brought trouble upon themselves.

The act of intending to have offspring may not necessarily have been influenced by Rom in the view of Fuqian.

After all, the king himself wasn't in a very good state, so it's not surprising that he wanted to find a way to transform himself.

Unfortunately, possessing such a treasure is a crime, and this hope has clearly been targeted by others.

Rom wants to take his place, while Patch wants to see the flowers.

If sanity is also the nutrition that supports the growth of the bloodline in the king's belly, then it can be described as a masterpiece of the saying "the harder you try, the more unfortunate you become."

Furthermore, they even dragged down two other people, the Goddess of Sin and Rom.

These powerful figures may not die so easily, but they certainly won't have an easy time after this battle.

The biggest beneficiaries were Patch, who successfully saw the flower, and Ariel, who became the new Lone King.

That's right. The summary makes it very clear that after confirming that the Mad Fire had not contaminated the place, the Night Watchers did not intend to destroy the barrier.

With the death of the Lone King, it was Ariel, who had been quite favored, who took over the reins of power.

Because of his unusual mental state, he was even considered a promising candidate to become "King" by the warehouse. Could this tragically orphaned predecessor possibly have a chance to escape his fate as a puppet and find a way out?

This must be the legendary arrangement where everything happens for the best—or perhaps it's Lord Patch's arrangement?
Compared to pure luck, Fu Qian's final words left a deep impression: "Your little game is very interesting, I'll join in too."

In Fu Qian's view, he hadn't done much this time, and he was quite relaxed. It seemed that the only thing that could interest that amusing person was his adherence to his persona.

Steadfastly and persistently playing the role of Ariel's smear campaign... If Lord Patch wants to get involved, guiding this direction to the end would clearly be a good choice.

For example, they could directly elevate Ariel from outside to the throne of the Lone King. The original council would lose a tool, and even the most oblivious Night Watchers would realize that the Lone King has been replaced. By then, they wouldn't be able to turn the page on the matter.

The next step will definitely be to keep an eye on what's happening here while also having a good "communication" with the original council to figure out their schemes.

In short, no matter how complicated the situation is, the original council will almost certainly take the blame for the whole incident.

……

Yes, insisting that the Night Watchers believe that you are the real Ariel is going too far.

In the end, it really doesn't matter who is the real person.

What Fuqian has been doing all along is to make people believe that the real and fake Ariel are the same, both are puppets.

In this situation, the parliament that possesses this professional technology is truly sitting on the inside.

Whether it's internal strife or a smokescreen, you guys are the ones who did it.

This is what they call "even jumping into the Yellow River won't clear your name."

Lord Patch understood the spirit of the matter and helped to bring it to a magnificent close.

He was even able to share in His "ultimate goal".

Trying to recall the scene, Fu Qian finally found the special reward of this trip.

[Name: Feng Xin]

[Type: Ring]

This is not a cast ring, but a transparent, fine ring formed solely by crystallization.

However, within the very structure that reflects the truth of the universe, filth and depravity also resonate.

When used, it locks onto the target and consumes 1 point of sanity, which will form a guaranteed-hit ice crystal.

Hitting the target will not cause damage or freeze, but will temporarily seal the supernatural senses.

The higher the rank, the shorter the duration; the same target can only be targeted once within 24 hours.

[Note: Sealing one's mind and locking one's thoughts can lead to harm and death.]

Oh?
We just talked about the issue of using sanity points as resources, and then this timely reward comes out?

Is it even in the form of a ring?
I let out a long sigh just before making the payment, as if I could feel the thoughtfulness of the warehouse.

In addition, although it requires spending a lot of time, the effect is undeniably very practical.

Currently, my supernatural perception is zero, which is a disadvantage in any aspect.

The ring's effect is undoubtedly full of the philosophy of pulling your opponent to the same level as yourself, and it also has the characteristic of being guaranteed to hit once activated.

There seems to be a small problem we forgot about the warehouse – how do we start it?