Devil's Bible

Moro is key to getting through the zombie incident, so the city lord's next goal is very clear.

Only by ensuring the growth of Moro can more of the corrupting energy be transformed, and these transformed substances can in turn promote the birth of the Silver Race, the main force in the fight against the event.

That is precisely why Moro is of paramount importance.

It's no wonder that Moro had that arrogant confidence that made him look down on the entire Silver City, as if he were someone superior to everyone else.

After all, given his identity, both the impending disaster and his unique abilities will enable him to rapidly grow into the strongest in Silver City.

This kind of status, even if it's just a little arrogant, can already be considered as having excellent character.

Nemes watched all this quietly, then spoke for the first time, asking, "I just want to know one thing."

As soon as Nemes spoke, everyone around looked over.

This is a sign of respect for strength.

“The appearance of that corpse.” Nemus paused before saying this.

According to the information given by the city lord previously.

After the ghost corpse incident began, there were two most obvious characteristics.

One issue is the indiscriminate release of various lethal incidents.

For example, the ghoul incident that happened in the commercial street today.

Another issue is that various normal events can become abnormal.

For example, the "farm rat infestation" is a classic example, which produces various crops, farm tools, and rats.

However, as the zombie incident begins, the "Farm Rat Infestation" will become the "Zombie·Farm Rat Infestation".

The rats or plants inside could be affected by the decaying aura of the corpses, thus transforming into monsters.

These monsters can easily disrupt the normal output of events and drastically increase the difficulty of events.

The city's only source of production is the silver city; if anything goes wrong at this end, 50,000 people will instantly go hungry.
In less than a month, the entire Silver City will be filled with newly spawned Refreshers.

And at this point, the most terrifying thing will happen—people will eat people.

The events follow a very clear logic of development: they are triggered by the same things.

The various commercial activities on the commercial street easily attract the "mysterious merchant".

Once cannibalism occurs, "ghoul incidents" will quickly spread to various places.

The event will squeeze the space for the Silver City to exist.

When incidents like the "Ghoul Incident" and "Raider Incident" spread everywhere and no one could resolve them, the living space in Silver City was compressed to its limit.

The efficiency of refreshing people will slow down, and at that time the aura of the Nether Corpse will quickly spread throughout the Silver City, completely corroding the silver.

At this point, the "Undead Corpse Incident" entered its second phase, and the real "Undead Corpse Incident" began.

They were able to stand from the perspective of the Silver City and look up at the existence of the Nether Corpse.

The city lord mentioned this matter briefly when he spoke earlier.

Therefore, the city lord and the tomb lord, who were survivors of the incident back then, had seen the corpses of the underworld.

The city lord was taken aback by Naims's question.

She had initially assumed that Nemus would ask about the distribution of the conversion materials, or other resource information.

But unexpectedly, Naims would ask such a seemingly irrelevant and only question.

"Why are you asking this?" These words were not spoken by the city lord, but by Moro, who was standing to the side.

He considered his opinion to be of utmost importance in the matter of the undead corpses.

Nemes, a powerful figure whose identity is unknown and who suddenly appeared.

If you simply follow the instructions and focus on dealing with the various events influenced by the ghost corpses, things will be fine.

Now, being suddenly asked such a strange question, though it might seem insignificant, instilled a deep-seated displeasure in Moro. This displeasure was directed only at Nemus; if it were someone else, like Cat Sister, asking the question, Moro wouldn't care at all.

“I think you’ve probably forgotten something…” Nemus raised his eyes to look at Moro, then turned his head slightly towards Moro.

The sound of swords clashing resounded at that moment.

The city lord's eyes widened in an instant, and his body flashed to appear in front of Moro.

However, it was still too late.

A sword wound slashed across Moro's face, splattering blood that stained the city lord's body.

Looking at the blood, Moro seemed to realize belatedly what had happened.

Then came the pain from the cut on my face.

"You are key, but not strong."

“You must be polite when speaking to someone powerful!” Nemus said. The other person’s condescending manner and tone, as if everyone had to listen to him, was truly unpleasant.

"what……"

Moro's anger and questions, which he was about to voice, were shattered by Nemes' words at that moment.

Regardless of Moro's situation, whether he is crucial or not, or how quickly he grows afterward.

That's not the point.

The key is to have reverence for power.

Although Morro possesses the favor of fate, killing him would cause fate to reverse and collapse, exacerbating the curse that binds him to Dartmenley.

But Nemes was never one to follow the rules.

Moro had only offended him, so he took action to teach him a lesson.

If the other party persists, Nemus will ignore everything else and kill Moro directly.

The murderous intent contained in those words was clearly and unmistakably conveyed to Moro.

"Yes, I understand. I'm sorry." Moro bowed his head decisively.

His confidence and arrogance meant nothing in the face of life.

The city lord breathed a sigh of relief at this moment, thankfully Moro had bowed his head.

Otherwise, she would have a real headache if she had to fight Nemus because of Moro's arrogance.

And this conflict might actually be a good thing.

Moro was just an ordinary refresher before, with an average status, and had never been able to seize the opportunity to enter the training camp.

Their status in the Silver City was only slightly better than that of ordinary slaves.

After Moro gradually awakened to his 'savior' nature, the city lord's men also found him.

Once he turned his life around, Moro's former inferiority complex stemming from his status transformed into arrogance.

He is the savior of the Silver City, so even if not everyone has to listen to him, they should at least respect him to some extent!

With this mindset, Moro, while not acting eccentrically, lacked a sense of awe.

Now, thanks to Nems, he's been cured.

The city lord then described the appearance of the corpse to Nemus; it was a mutilated body.

He has multiple injuries, his right arm is missing, and he has extensive burns on his body.

The name "City of Silver" was actually written on the left palm of this corpse.

Upon hearing this information, Nemus nodded, said that he would actively deal with the zombie incident, and then left with Cat Sister.

As Nemes walked away, Moro finally raised his head, his eyes now filled with uncontrollable hatred. (End of Chapter)