Devil's Bible

Nems glanced at the group, smiled, but didn't say anything more.

The bearded man stared at Nemus, seemingly unafraid that Nemus would escape.

Nemus glanced at the bearded man's waist, where a card slot was hanging, clearly indicating that the other party was a card user.

No wonder Larry No. 3 talked so much about card users before, and repeatedly reminded Nemus not to offend card users.

Ordinary people are just playthings when facing card users; they have absolutely no ability to resist.

In addition to their own core cards, they can also obtain various cards from events to fill their decks.

These cards work together to instantly boost the card user's power to its limit.

Based on what the other party said, Nemus estimated that the card user who had condensed the core card had a combat power equivalent to the extreme value of the Black Stone species.

Through resonance, the deck's card usage rules were improved, essentially making it a steel-type deck.

Then it sublimates itself into a silver species.

The silver variety is currently judged to be inferior to the gold variety. Although the numerical values ​​are similar, it does not have various sublimation states, nor does it have the means of observing the heavens and earth, such as the Golden Key.

Both in terms of its upper limit and its essence, it is far inferior to the gold variety.

"But this does not mean that the silver grade is weak. This grade is very likely to be a supplement to the gold grade."

The path to gold mining has been cut off; this is a widely acknowledged fact.

The extreme value of the gold seed is already the limit that conventional life forms can reach.

Even saints merely borrow the divine power of gods to create their own holy power.

Even if Naims came up with a way to revert and reconstruct, it would take too long, so Naims had already given up on it.

But it’s different now.

Nemus watched all this, his mind racing with thoughts.

Silver seeds are a supplement to the path of cultivation. If silver seeds are perfected, then the upper limit of Naim's gold seeds will reach the level of ten thousand.

With this addition, it might actually be possible to find a path from golden to mythical species.

If we combine our paths with those of the Demon Prince, we might have a better chance of success.

While he was thinking, Nems was led up the stairs, through the corridor, and into a room on the second floor.

The room was completely sealed off; it had windows, but they were covered by heavy curtains.

On the large red sofa, a tall woman dressed in a dark red noblewoman's dress and wearing a light veil hat was leaning back.

A long-haired cat was being gently stroked by her hands, which were clad in black lace gloves.

Compared to the cat, the other person kneeling beside the sofa, gently pinching the lady's feet wrapped in black stockings, looked just like a dog.

The man was good-looking and had a good physique; he looked like a handsome man.

It's highly likely that he was Nemes's 'predecessor'.

When Nemes walked in, the handsome man shuddered.

Cat Sister of Black Hemp Street is a famous figure throughout the entire Silver City.

She started from almost nothing, relying on her talent to first become a card user, and then a silver-tier card user.

He took over an entire street by himself.

The thousands of people living on this street depend on her.

She also controls the materials produced by various fixed events.

The city of Silver has a population of 50,000, and she can manage thousands more; she is the true upper echelon of this city.

Although Larry No. 3 wasn't even a card user, he had a few encounters with Cat Sister when he was younger, and they had some mutual respect.

So he got a job from Sister Cat: helping her find men. But Sister Cat was fickle; once the next man came, the previous one had to leave.

But this man is like a pet to Sister Cat; the longer he stays, the more secrets she learns.

So walking is dying, and dying is walking!
"Sister, I'm still useful, I'm still useful!" The handsome man was trembling all over and hurriedly begged for mercy from Sister Cat. At this moment, he didn't even have time to hate anyone else.

"You know the rules. When a newcomer comes, you have to leave. Come back to me next time you're alive and play your part!" Sister Cat turned her big foot slightly, as if she was about to stomp the handsome man to death.

“There’s no need to kill anyone.” Although Nems had been betrayed once, he wasn’t angry; he had that much magnanimity.

Nems doesn't resent anyone, whether it's the Larry III who sold him, the bearded guy from before, or the cat lady in front of him.

Because this is their way of life and survival, they don't have much malice towards Nems.

In their brief previous encounter, Nemus had already learned of the cruelty of the Silver City.

The cruelest thing is that people are worthless.

Because people don't have a growth process, once someone dies, the next moment some people with innate common sense might appear on the street.

These people are not particularly intelligent, but they are able to quickly integrate into basic production and daily life.

It could be said that the city of silver, though seemingly having only 50,000 people, actually has about the same population as livestock.

Every faction is desperately exploiting the lower classes, and when that fails, they arrest new people.

Why do people who lack common sense appear? Experts in the Silver City suspect it's because these people live their entire lives without acquiring any new knowledge before they die.

Then, after death, it's the same thing again, this monotonous repetition that damages their essence.

However, no organization has stopped this practice.

When people are cheap, the valuable resources in this place, such as meat, eggs, milk, and other daily necessities, can only be produced through events, making these resources quite valuable.

This created a problem: most people starved to death.

While Larry III did sell Nemes, overall it was actually a good thing for the 'newcomer'.

At least Nems can eat his fill here and doesn't have to do manual labor.

Besides, Cat Sister isn't actually ugly.

She was tall and strong, like a giant noblewoman.

Some people might actually enjoy this kind of thing.

"Oh?" Cat Sister didn't move, but she raised her eyes and looked Naimus up and down.

"You don't want to?" Cat Sister then asked.

She squinted, her eyes seeming to glow green in the dim light.

“I think we need to try to understand each other in a different way!” Nemus said, raising his hand.

Then Nemus moved his fingers, and a set of sword techniques was clearly demonstrated in the process.

During this process, specks of light emerged from Nemus's body and then coalesced into a card in front of him.

【fencing】

【★★★★】

[Type: Skill Enhancement]

Usage requirements: None

[After use, those with a swordsmanship level below ten will be upgraded to ten; those with a swordsmanship level of ten will break through the limit to eleven.]

[Restriction: Learn the Swordplay Technique]

[Origin: Nemes] (End of Chapter)