Don't call me evil god

Chapter 670 Strength itself is not scary

Investigate the source of the monster based on clues.

This matter was obviously beyond the capabilities of Pete and his team.

Don't say anything else.

They had no idea how Monger Manor normally commissioned mercenaries to capture monsters and then transport them to the royal capital.

He was completely clueless about the mercenary's identity and other information, and had no idea where to start.

These matters fall within the responsibilities of the Cult of the Light.

Every monster, even if it is captured and controlled, must be inspected by the Cult of the Light before it can be transported to a city, especially a megacity like the royal capital Starosh.

Inspection records will leave traces.

If we continue investigating along these traces, we may find more information.

After receiving Pete's affirmative answer, Harris Eugene left the room early with a serious expression.

He was going to return to the holy land of the Church of the God of Light to investigate the origins of those monsters.

The king and the prince stayed behind.

"Mong, as for Madison Hou, we have to wait for the results of the investigation by the Glorious God Cult before we can decide how to proceed... um, deal with it."

Kenredin smiled optimistically at Pete and the others and said:
"Don't be nervous, relax, the situation here is not as serious as that in Stone Castle."

Although he had a peaceful smile on his face, he looked relaxed.

But the brief pause in his speech revealed a chilling chill in his tone.

Kenredin's attitude was clear.

No matter if he is a noble or the richest man.

As long as the other party is related to the evil god or the void, it is better to kill him by mistake than to let him go!

As for the aftermath issue that was a headache for Pete and the others, Kenreddin also gave them a reassurance:
"If you have a tumor on your body, no matter what it is, you need to remove it before it causes more damage."

“Even if it costs a lot to do this, it’s better than paying more in the future.”

"The capital is big enough and has enough people. Any mess will only cause temporary chaos. This city and this kingdom have enough digestion capacity, and any subsequent impact can be slowly eliminated."

"Don't worry, this is Starosh, not Ceylon Territory, and certainly not Stone Castle."

"Even if something does happen, you don't need to rush to the front. Harris, Master Alcandas, and many guardians of the capital will work together to protect this place."

"If it's a problem that even we can't solve... well, hehe, it's better not to have that kind of situation."

Kenreddin made a little joke.

What he meant was that a bunch of level 5 and 6 professionals almost represented the highest combat power among mortals. If the situation was so bad that even they couldn't handle it, then no matter how many others came, they would probably die.

"Starosh was safe before and is safe now."

"Evil has never stopped trying to infiltrate. In the dark places that you cannot see, similar battles have been going on for hundreds of years, and they have never succeeded."

Pete listened with some curiosity.

Because he found that His Majesty Kenreddin seemed to have overlooked one thing:

"His Majesty."

"Is there something you forgot?"

"We actually have solid evidence that Rune Monger has a long-standing connection with the devil."

"Aren't you... worried?"

Double certification from the devil Raphael and the god of knowledge Novan.

There is no need to investigate the fact that there is a devil behind Monger, it is a 100% certain fact.

According to most people's attitude towards demons and warlocks, if this matter were exposed, Rune Monger's reputation would definitely plummet. It might not be so serious that everyone would call for his death, but people would basically be highly vigilant and would no longer believe his words and actions.

This stereotype is thanks to the warlocks who have made all kinds of big news.

Warlocks have never done anything good and have ruined their own reputation.

So much so that when people learn that someone is a sorcerer, they will stay away from him and unite to exclude and boycott him.

Logically speaking.

The power of the devil should also be classified as half evil.

Although they are not as bad as cultists, their methods of playing with souls and their style of doing things, as well as their extremely high "cultist conversion rate", are obviously not related to kindness.

Kenreddin smiled heartily upon hearing this.

"Gentlemen, don't worry."

"In fact, MI6 has already investigated the connection between Monger and the devil. It is true."

"But it doesn't matter."

“You may be trapped in certain stereotypes.”

"I admit that those who borrow the power of the devil may be a little confused, and their style of doing things is not very acceptable to others."

"But power itself is not scary. What is scary is the owner of the power."

"for example."

"A powerful stalker who is elusive and can kill almost anyone he wants when he wants to."

"For the safety of a city, he sneaked into the cultists' stronghold, and while they were sleeping, he sent flying knives into their hearts one by one."

"Do you think he is evil?"

Pete pursed his lips: "Of course not."

There was some personal feeling in what he said.

Reina uses the magic of the God of Shadow. The magic she masters is basically the most traditional type, good at assassination and burst damage.

Usually he hides in the shadows, gathers intelligence, and then delivers the most fatal blow at the most critical moment.

Pete didn't think Reina was evil. She had never used this power to hurt any innocent people. Her dagger only stabbed cultists or monsters.

Kenredin clapped his hands: "That's it."

"Those who attempt to commit crimes will be punished accordingly, no matter if they are the Devil's Contractor or the believer of Shadow."

"But the God of Shadows is revered as a righteous god because his power can be used for justice."

"Same thing."

"If he can use the power borrowed from the devil for a legitimate cause, why should I worry about him?"

"I can tell you a little secret."

"There are actually several very powerful warlocks in MI6."

"The soul magic they are good at... Even for a cultist, as long as he has not completely fallen into madness, it is difficult for him to resist the pain of directly torturing the soul, isn't it?"

"Lune Monger, if we only look at what he has done so far, how much do you think his identity as a Devil's Contractor can play a role in this?"

Pete nodded thoughtfully.

He began to understand what Kenreddin meant.

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(End of this chapter)