Devil's Bible

"No, that's not it, I just..." Moro murmured to himself, but he had already fainted.

His ego could no longer bear this 'sin,' so he chose to faint in this way.

However, the city lord looked at all of this with great curiosity, seeing no need to stop it.

Because during this process, a more stubborn and obstinate idea emerged in Morro's mind.

He would never admit that it was his mistake.

He did nothing wrong; the others were the ones who were wrong.

Nemus was wrong. If he hadn't taken Donna away, then the Donna who had just respawned would have been found by his people.

In that case, Donna wouldn't have the current misconception.

She was able to return to her original form as Didona and live happily by his side.

Donna was wrong.

He sought her out to repay a debt of gratitude, which is a good thing, but she refused to accept it, indicating that her mind had been distorted by Nemus.

So Donna was wrong, and what he needed to do was correct that mistake.

This realization echoed in his mind, and this change occurred after Moro was driven to the brink of despair.

He became increasingly convinced that he was not wrong.

Even his previous feelings of guilt were swept away by him.

"I am the savior, and I am spreading this message for Donna's own good."

"To make Donna's happy home less burdensome."

"It's just that Donna herself is irrational and can't let go of those burdens, otherwise she would have been with me long ago and become the savior's woman."

"So from beginning to end, I did nothing wrong, it's just that other people don't understand."

"They don't understand me; they don't know I'm doing this for their own good!"

With this mindset, Moro's mental state became healthier.

Since I am not at fault, then all the faults must be someone else's.

Even if what he did had a negative impact, it was not his intention.

So it was all just an accident, a failure to execute the plan properly, and had nothing to do with him personally.

In any case, this matter cannot be blamed on him.

What a good person he is!

Whether it was the pica or the minor leader, they had all offended him, Moro, and were his enemies.

However, after teaching all of these enemies a lesson, Moro chose to forgive them.

This shows that Moro was a kind and compassionate man.

After completing his mental preparation, Moro regained consciousness from his coma.

At this point, he had already been brought back by the city lord.

Moro merely expressed some dissatisfaction with the city lord, believing that the city lord was too weak.

If we were to be more assertive, Nems would definitely not dare to act recklessly.

The city lord simply nodded, admitting his mistake without a trace of emotion in his eyes.

Seeing the city lord yield to him, Moro's expression immediately softened.

After all, the city lord was the one who funded him and pulled him out of the mire.

Although the essence is due to his special talent, he himself is the savior.

But he was a grateful man. As long as the city lord bowed to him and obeyed his orders as the savior, he would naturally tolerate the city lord and let him be happy.

Upon seeing Moro's appearance, the city lord's expression shifted, his thoughts racing.

"As expected, Moro is no longer the savior he once was." The city lord had met the previous savior.

The previous savior looked somewhat similar to Moro, but they were different in many ways.

That person had a natural sense of mission, and truly held the entire Silver City in their heart.

In terms of personality, the two share similarities, such as their confidence. However, they also exhibit significant differences beyond these similarities.

This split caused Morro's mind to grow, but it also made him appear overly self-centered.

While this ego made Morocco's mind extremely firm and his inner strength extremely strong, it also made him lack true compassion.

In other words, Moro could not be the savior; he could only be a tool for savior.

"Was there a problem last time?" the city lord wondered.

In the last incident involving the undead, the savior sacrificed himself to stop the event from continuing.

This doesn't seem to be the most correct behavior.

Therefore, this incident involving the undead occurred forty years earlier than expected, which she always believed was due to the sacrifice of the previous savior.

This is precisely why the city lord has always had a strong sense of crisis.

This sense of crisis has now reached its peak.

She was absolutely certain of one thing—Moro was unreliable.

The other party can only be used as a tool to deal with the ghost corpse incident.

The reason she stopped paying attention to Moro's words, seemingly "bowing down," was actually because she had completely given up on treating Moro as a human being.

Since it's just a tool, it doesn't matter what the tool says.

As long as he can perform his function, nothing else matters.

"But at the same time, we also need to find other ways to make up for the possible lack of combat power." The city lord recalled the incident of the underworld corpses back then and basically came to a conclusion in his mind.

Although Moro was stubborn, he realized one thing at this moment: Nemus was very strong, stronger than he had ever imagined or understood.

Especially since the opponent practices swordsmanship, under these circumstances, even if the city lord might not lose, it would be very difficult to protect him.

Therefore, it's best not to meet with Nemus until you've truly become strong yourself.

This is called 'the king does not meet the king'.

As Morro thought this, his mind became increasingly purified.

During this process, he thought of Donna, and his originally purified mind was slightly disturbed.

At this moment, he was no longer thinking about whether he had done something wrong.

Rather, it's what Donna might encounter.

Donna has been following that bad guy Nemus. Could she be deceived by Nemus and go down the wrong path, like learning some kind of secret technique?

Could he be brainwashed by Nemes and have his feelings betrayed?

Will Donna be heavily pregnant by the time we meet next time?

These ideas quickly overwhelmed Moro.

In this situation, Moro's mind quickly calmed down, but one idea was deeply implanted in his heart at this moment.

On the other side, Nemus slightly opened his eyes, carefully sensing Moro's changes.

That's right, the red dot that Nemus made on Moro's chest with his sword wasn't meant to make him cough up blood and faint.

Instead, they used the card [Swordsmanship] and secret techniques to plant this seed in Moro.

With the medium, Nemus was able to delve into the deeper inner changes of Morro.

We can now basically conclude that the essence of Moro is a purification mechanism.

The favoritism of fate is essentially part of this mechanism.

The key point is 'biased'.

Obsessive, biased, extreme.

In this way, things are purified little by little.

Moro's initial thoughts were not so extreme and mindless.

However, as he continues to utilize his 'talent,' he will become increasingly extreme.

The better, the better; the worse, the worse. (End of Chapter)