Infinity: Kill your way through the movie world.

“Casdeo,” Dean took a deep breath, deciding to stop hiding things, “we need to talk about Lilith, and the Apocalypse Seal.”

He and Sam took turns telling the angel as much detail as possible about the conspiracy involving Lilith, the remaining seal that maintained the stability of reality, and the crisis of the seal being broken.

"If the seal is completely broken, the power of hell will flood into the human world on a massive scale. It will be a global catastrophe, and countless people will die," Sam concluded, his expression grave. "We must stop this while we search for clues about our mother."

Castio listened quietly, his inhuman eyes devoid of any emotion. Only after the two had finished speaking did he slowly open his mouth: "Stopping the Apocalypse and maintaining the order of the Creator is also one of my missions."

"Heaven will not stand idly by while the forces of Hell run rampant. I will assist you in finding clues, whether they are about Lilith or about your mother."

His promise gave Dean and Sam a slight sense of relief.

At least in the fight against a common enemy, they have gained a powerful ally.

However, to the surprise of Castio, and even Dean and Sam, Wu Heng, who had been sitting silently at the other end of the sofa as if he were detached from the matter, suddenly stood up.

"I should leave." Wu Heng's voice was flat, devoid of any emotion.

"Leave? Where are you going?" Dean asked in astonishment. "We need manpower right now! Lilith, the seal, and..."

Wu Heng raised his hand, stopping Dean from speaking: "I have some matters that I must attend to back at the Morrick family."

His gaze swept over Dean and Sam, finally lingering on Castio for a moment. His gaze was deep, carrying a meaning that Castio could not fully comprehend. "You now have the help of angels, so your safety is temporarily assured. I will also keep an eye on the seal and Lilith."

His reasons were impeccable, and his attitude remained as calm as ever, but beneath that calm lay an unchangeable decision.

Dean and Sam tried to persuade him to stay, but Wu Heng was determined to leave.

"Keep in touch," Wu Heng said last, then left the apartment as silently as he had appeared, the puppet spirit in the shadows vanishing with him.

Castio's brow furrowed deeply.

Monitoring Wu Heng and assessing this potentially enormous threat was another important mission of his arrival on Earth.

The sudden departure of his target disrupted his plans.

He stared at the empty doorway, his eyes filled with deep thought. What was the purpose of this man, who was shrouded in the aura of hell and abyss, returning to the Morrick family, which was known for its research and use of supernatural powers?
Wu Heng's eagerness to return to the Morrick family was far more complex than simply saying he had "some things to take care of."

Deep within hell, when he forcibly activated the black prism to open a brief passage to the abyss, what he glimpsed in that fleeting moment was far more than just madness and chaos.

In the deepest part of that realm where reason was extinguished, he sensed some fragmented truths about the underlying structure of this world.

He needs to verify, analyze, and integrate this information from a large number of evils.

Upon returning to the seemingly secluded Morrick Manor, a place imbued with a blend of ancient and modern atmosphere, Wu Heng immediately threw himself into his work.

He consulted hidden files, mobilized vast computing resources for deduction, and even resorted to certain forbidden rituals. The next day, a concise yet astonishing announcement issued in the name of the Morric family began to spread rapidly through special channels among witchers, such as secret bar message boards, specific dark web forums, and ancient messenger networks.

The core message of the announcement was singular: the Morric family would officially form the 'Witcher Guild'.

The announcement detailed the guild's operating model:

Core business: Killing and collecting materials or evidence of various evil spirits, demons, and supernatural creatures.

Rewards system: Offers generous monetary rewards, rare ritual materials, and crafted enchanted weapons.

Special Incentive: Members who demonstrate outstanding performance and make significant contributions will have the opportunity to receive a more fundamental reward—the power of the 'Demon'.

The announcement vaguely mentioned that this is a controllable source of power granted through a special potion, which can significantly enhance the survivability and combat effectiveness of witchers.

Furthermore, the negative effects that affect the mind and soul have been completely eliminated, leaving no side effects whatsoever.

This announcement was like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, stirring up huge waves in the Witcher community scattered around the world.

The Witcher
This is a special group that exists on the fringes of normal society.

They mostly work alone or in very small groups, walking at the boundary between light and darkness, fighting terrifying battles that are incomprehensible to ordinary people.

They chose this path for different reasons:
Yes, like young Ella, who witnessed her entire family being murdered by vengeful spirits when she was young. Filled with deep hatred and an obsession with revenge, she stepped into this dark world step by step. Her pursuit of power was pure and cruel—to kill all those things.

Some, like former Marine Malcolm, were driven by a weariness of ordinary life. Ordinary adventures and extreme sports could no longer satisfy his thirst for excitement, and the dangers and unknowns of the supernatural realm became his new 'battlefield' and 'hunting ground'.

Others, like the elderly Tobias, come from a family of demon hunters. The duties and skills of his ancestors have been passed down like a brand. He may have long forgotten his initial passion, but demon hunting has become a part of his life, an inescapable destiny.

Because they have spent years dancing with death and walking on the edge of a knife, these people understand the importance of 'strength' more deeply than anyone else.

Some evil spirits and ghosts are manageable, but demons are simply too troublesome. Ordinary demon hunters are unable to kill them at all. They can only painstakingly capture them after they have wreaked havoc, and then helplessly send them back to hell for a short time.

This is frustrating for many Witcher players.

A skilled witcher needs not only courage, wisdom, and experience, but also effective means to combat supernatural threats.

A silver-plated dagger, a bottle of holy water, or a heirloom amulet can often determine life or death at crucial moments.

More powerful forces, such as the 'demonic power' mentioned in the announcement, are undoubtedly extremely tempting to many witchers struggling on the brink of life and death.

More importantly, this "Witcher Guild" model does not appear to be a mandatory organization.

It's more like a platform, an exchange. (End of Chapter)