The copy has 0 error tolerance, and the last words on the ground are all wrong for me.

Chapter 97: Start closing the net!
If Wu Chang had not seen Ebert's resentment, he would never have been able to figure out, no matter how hard he tried, how could Old Deng, who was knocked down by Ebert with one move and died without understanding, be such a big shot.

An ordinary man born in a middle-class family, a little bit eccentric, was able to be noticed by the church, design and implement the plan of creating a god, which was enough to show Ebert's strong ability.

Ebert's life was full of resentment and regrets, but in Wu Chang's opinion, many of them were his own fault.

His life can be summed up in two words: twisted.

Not only do they have to risk the wrath of the world by researching a taboo that is worthy of blasphemy, but they also don't want to do it in secret and have to publish it to gain everyone's approval.

He finally waited for a platform and gained the support of the church. In order to allow him to come to the front, the church cleared all those who knew his past, and no less than a hundred people died for him.

In order to prove his research, he could watch these people die without doing anything, but when it came to blood on his hands, he was reluctant to even sacrifice the artificial Irene.

Later, under the recruitment of Earl Germaine, he gave up his status and wealth and came to Briver Island, intending to fight to the end.

This time he finally hardened his heart and watched Earl Jermaine kill Irene, but before he died he couldn't help but question his morality. His only bloody last words were to let Wu Chang destroy his hard work.

If Ebert hadn't been completely dead, Wu Changfei would have rubbed his head hard and said to him, "I gave you a chance but you didn't use it!"

He learned two lessons from Ebbett.

1. Never hesitate about your choices. Being decisive does not necessarily mean success, but hesitation will lead to failure.

Second, a good brain is not as good as a strong fist. Although Ebert's brain is good enough, his fist is not strong enough, and he is still played around by the church and Earl Jermaine.

It seems that he has invested in technology, but in fact he is just a lousy employee who has no control over his every move.

If he doesn't help the church, he will be the one hanging at the church door.

He took the last step on Briver Island and dared to stop Earl Jermaine from taking action against Irene, and his end was to burn to death together with Irene.

Let’s not talk about the distant past, let’s just talk about the present.

Relying on his knowledge of the inside story, he wanted to negotiate terms with Wu Chang and issued a task, but Wu Chang sent him off.

Without sufficient power, no matter how high your position is or how important you are to the organization, you are nothing more than a pawn.

In addition to leaving Wu Chang a deep red and valuable bloody will, Ebert's tragic life also answered several of his questions.

When he first communicated with Irene, he felt that something was wrong with Irene. She was like a hollowed-out shell, and there was no negative emotion in her body at all.

Now it seems that she herself is a puppet created by the church and Ebert, and everything makes sense.

In order to control the miracle called the stigmata, the church wanted to make Irene as perfect as possible, in line with the image of a saint or even a god. Even her soul was artificially edited and created.

From the beginning, the church did not attribute any negative feelings to her.

However, the church and Ebert overlooked one point. In the plane of the copy world, no matter whether it is naturally generated or artificially created, as long as a soul is born, it will carry the seven deadly sins.

This prevented Irene from freely controlling the power of the stigmata as she had expected.

But because of the holy marks in her body, she possesses a missionary ability that is almost hypnotic, and can influence the townspeople of Briver within a short period of contact.

Unfortunately, this was exactly what Jermaine wanted. With the help of Irene's power, Jermaine successfully brought out the seven deadly sins of the townspeople and completely completed the construction of the seven inner worlds.

Ebert's identity also explains why the disappearance of the saint is such a big deal. Bishop Gilman has to ask a professor for help.

Wu Chang found a hammer on the first floor of the lighthouse and hit the obsidian slab hard. The obsidian slab broke at the place where he was hit, revealing a chess piece with a little man lying on the ground carved on it.

"Item Name: Proof of Greed"

「Item type: Special」

"Item Description: With the Greed Certificate, you can freely enter the special space - Starlight Lighthouse, and obtain all permissions within the lighthouse."

The other world where the Starlight Lighthouse is located represents the sin committed by Ebert, the sin of greed. This is also the only area where there are no messengers of God, because Ebert is too greedy to allow any other existence to share his sin.

With the Certificate of Greed and the key given to him by Ebert, all the capabilities of the entire lighthouse automatically appeared in his mind.

The Starlight Lighthouse has three main functions: an alchemy workshop, monitoring the entire island, and the operating center of the other world.

There is no need to say much about the alchemy workshop. All of Ebert's alchemical experiments on Briv Island were carried out in the lighthouse under the pretext of observing the stars.

After creating the other world, Ebert moved all his workshops to the Starlight Lighthouse. If Wu Chang knew alchemy and mysticism, he could enjoy the top alchemy workshop in the C-level copy here.

Unfortunately, the instruments and facilities in the workshop are all copy props and cannot be taken out of the copy. Otherwise, this set of facilities alone would be priceless.

The lighthouse is both a guide and a surveillance.

The light of the Starlight Lighthouse can penetrate the barriers between different areas of the inside world, allowing you to directly see what is happening in the area, including the Earl's Manor in the inside world.

Nothing that happens in the other world can escape the eyes of the owner of the Starlight Lighthouse.

The last function is what Wu Chang needs most right now.

Although the Starlight Lighthouse is located in a remote area, as the first inner world to be developed, it is actually the center of the inner world of Brivoff Island.

It connects the various other worlds on the island, and one can directly enter any other world from the lighthouse's beam of light.

Once someone tries to force their way into the lighthouse and makes threatening moves towards it, the light of the lighthouse will randomly teleport the target to an otherworld.

At that time, the veteran players of Deep Water Society attacked the lighthouse to induce the teleportation light, betting on whether they could randomly reach the other world where the Earl's manor was located.

Unfortunately, they guessed wrong. The deep-sea gift they were looking for was not in the Earl's manor.

If the veteran players of Deep Water Club had received the letter from the former postman, protecting Logan to continue his work and become a member of the town council, perhaps they would have known about the existence of the Golden Flying Fish long ago.

Wu Chang returned to the top floor of the lighthouse, where he saw a huge magic lens that could gather starlight into a beam of light and open up any inner world.

He has now accumulated the four major sins of laziness, jealousy, lust and greed, and has taken control of the Starlight Lighthouse.

It's time to close the net.

Except for the Starlight Lighthouse, other other worlds will only appear after the sun sets.

He sat on the top floor of the lighthouse, waiting for the real world to enter night.

Taking advantage of this free time, he studied Ebert's manuscripts. The paper used in the manuscripts still had the church's symbol on it, which showed that Ebert had not completely broken with the church.

Even in the drawer of the desk, Wu Chang saw the correspondence between Ebert and Archbishop Gilman, which was dated just a year ago.

In the letter, Gilman stated that the church had made new progress in its research on the saint, and persuaded him not to continue his decadence, but to return to the church and fulfill his own dream.

Before I knew it, it was already evening.

Wu Chang activated the magic lens, gathering the starlight power above the lighthouse and shining it towards the beach where the golden flying fish were active, while controlling his true self to rush to the beach.

Start with the inner world that has already been explored.

In the real world, the artistic man sitting on the beach suddenly raised his head and looked at the silvery-white light streaking across the sky with a look of surprise.

Then he lowered his head and quickened the movement of the brush in his hand.

He had to speed up or he would miss it.

(End of this chapter)