The Witcher: The Journey to Transcendence from Marvel.

Chapter 543 The golden cicada escapes from its shell
A large amount of power of faith is like a surging torrent, unstoppably gathering in the magic circle.

The magic circle seemed like a greedy container, absorbing these powerful forces to its heart's content. The light suddenly became brighter and the runes flashed more and more dazzlingly.

In this dazzling light, a vague shadow slowly emerged.

As the power of faith continued to be injected, the shadow gradually became clearer and more complete, and began to take on a concrete form.

This scene made Wes and Mephisto open their eyes wide in surprise. It turned out that it was Seraphim who appeared!
His once damaged white wings now stretched out again, like a huge white sail, gently fluttering in the air.

He exuded a sacred and majestic aura, as if he was the embodiment of light, which made people involuntarily feel awe, as if his previous fall was just an illusory dream that never really happened.

Immediately afterwards, countless angels were resurrected in the magic circle, and they walked out of the light one after another.

"They have already left their mark of origin. As long as the power of faith is not exhausted, they can be resurrected."

Jesus explained calmly, with a matter-of-fact composure in his voice, as if this was the most normal thing.

However, this method of resurrecting angels requires a massive amount of faith power. With such a huge energy consumption, only a heaven with a deep foundation and many believers has enough strength to do this.

After the Seraphim was resurrected, he bowed to Jesus gracefully and respectfully, then turned and left with a group of angels.

Afterwards, the angels' actions seemed more like they were "packing their luggage", as if preparing for an upcoming journey.

But at this time Weiss had no time to think carefully about the reasons. Soon, the four monarchs were resurrected one after another in the magic circle.

At this time, Wes finally realized that Heaven was trying to escape.

The appearance of the Black Death Sword will inevitably trigger a huge and earth-shaking storm, and all the gods will be involved and will find it difficult to stay out of it.

Heaven took advantage of David's inability to fully grow up and reach his peak strength, and cleverly used him to fulfill his predetermined "destiny".
However, in the confrontation with David, Heaven did suffer heavy losses, many angels unfortunately fell, and the situation became extremely tense and dangerous for a time.

But compared to waiting for Nar to rush into Heaven with the Black Death Sword in hand, these losses are within the tolerance of Heaven.

Paradise cleverly took advantage of this crisis and adopted a strategy of killing two birds with one stone.

On the one hand, by fighting with David, he consumed David's strength and weakened his threat;
On the other hand, by sacrificing some forces and personnel, they can achieve their goal of transferring and preserving core forces.

And those resurrected angels and the four monarchs are most likely preparing for heaven's next move.

Mephisto watched everything happening in front of him and was secretly annoyed in his heart. He clearly realized that he and Weiss were being fooled by Heaven.

Now is not the time to act impulsively. He needs to calmly re-examine the situation, carefully analyze the pros and cons, and look for opportunities that are beneficial to him.

【Old ginger is still spicy. 】

Weiss couldn't help but sigh inwardly, a bitter smile appearing on his face.

He was looking forward to taking advantage of the chaos when David invaded Heaven with the Black Death Sword in hand and following behind to gain some benefits and take advantage.

Looking back on my recent experiences, it was indeed a bit too smooth.

The feeling of smooth sailing made him gradually lose the awe he should have had for a powerful force like Heaven.

He once thought he could skillfully manipulate the situation and reap huge benefits from this chaos, but he was unaware that he had already fallen into the trap set by Heaven, like a moth that thought it was clever and flew towards the seemingly alluring but actually deadly flame. Now, the truth has finally come to light, and Heaven has used this series of carefully designed events to teach Wes a profound and unforgettable lesson.

Although he lost one of his clones and paid a certain price, the lessons he learned from this experience were invaluable.

In this intricate world of God, we must not be fooled by superficial success, nor be blinded by immediate interests.

Behind every opportunity that seems to be within reach, there may be an unfathomable trap, waiting for adventurers like him to fall.

Losing one of his clones was undoubtedly a significant loss for him, but compared to this lesson, it seemed less important.

This lesson made him much more sober and made him think more carefully and comprehensively about his future actions.

He clearly realized that he could no longer take anything lightly in the future. He must always remain highly vigilant, consider problems from multiple angles, and weigh the pros and cons.

Thinking of this, Wes raised his head slightly and looked at the angels in the distance who were busy making preparations, and Jesus who was calm and composed, as if everything was under control.

"What are you going to do with us?"

Weiss tried hard to suppress the nervousness in his heart, and asked
Jesus did not respond immediately, but simply raised his hand and waved.

Mephisto's clone didn't even have time to make any instinctive defensive reaction before it turned into ashes in an instant, as if blown away by an invisible gust of wind and dissipated into the air.

The speed was so fast that Weiss had no time to react. Mephisto, who was standing next to him, disappeared without a trace, as if he had never existed.

Weiss's heart suddenly tightened. Before Mephisto turned into ashes, he didn't even notice any movement of Jesus, not a single fluctuation of breath, nor any surge of energy.

This made him deeply aware that the gap in strength between himself and Jesus was as huge as the difference between heaven and earth, so great that it made people despair.

"The devil cannot be trusted."

Jesus said this lightly.

Weiss agreed with this statement very much.

After all, during the time he spent with Mephisto, he had deeply experienced the devil's cunning, greed and unreliability. Every word and every action of his was full of calculation and conspiracy.

"You are special." Jesus' gaze slowly moved away from where Mephisto had just disappeared and turned to Weiss, his eyes revealing a hint of scrutiny and interest.

"There haven't been any new dimensional demon gods in many years."

Weiss didn't answer immediately, but just stood there quietly, remaining silent.

“We can cooperate with each other.”

Weiss raised his eyebrows slightly, a look of surprise flashing across his face for a moment, but he quickly regained his composure and said tentatively, "I'm not going to say that.
"Return to Earth?"

Jesus nodded slightly.

(End of this chapter)