Devil's Bible

Double standards are indeed the essence of Moro's character now.

However, this double standard cannot change the underlying abnormality.

Why is it a secret technique, and not some other skill?

It was at this time that Nems gradually grasped some things.

On the other side, Dina watched as Moro suppressed Nemus.

But they did not stop.

After waiting for the action time to pass, he drew a card again.

Another dozen or so were drawn at once.

Furthermore, these dozen or so cards are a perfect match; there is no question of randomness.

As the creator, Dina has an absolute advantage in the card system.

Especially now, in the special environment of the Silver City, even though he has just been released, he will be the strongest card user.

The previously seen "Rongyuan" card was produced in the city center.

And this so-called city center is a place where wisdom is gathered.

The city of silver has not remained unchanged over the years.

These 50,000 people live in the Silver City, which refreshes again and again, and they are constantly investing in the card-playing profession.

These individuals' research and refinement of skills, and their exploration and understanding of various things, all contributed to making the events increasingly richer.

Their understanding of cards and their improvements to cards will be condensed in the alchemical rituals of the Silver City, and then form the relevant permission cards.

Whether it's the "Second Round" or other cards related to card user combat authority, they are basically gathered in the "City Center" event.

At this moment, Dina's deck contains a large number of these privilege cards from the [City Center].

For example, the "divine move".

【★★★★★★】

[Type: Passive Card?]

Usage requirements: None

[After adding this card to your deck, it will no longer be drawn, but it guarantees that every card drawn afterward will be one you need.]

[Restrictions: None]

【Origin: City Center】

[Belief description: Give me a godlike draw!!! Dealer, you motherfucker...]

"Nemus, you can't beat me!" Moro was extremely smug at this moment. With the enhancement of his secret technique, every punch and kick he threw had immense power.

Furthermore, fists and feet gradually broke free from the constraints of 'common sense'.

The distance between the punch and Nemus's body is reduced by a numerical cost.

At the same time, a faint light shimmered on Morro's body once again.

This indicates that during this operation, Dina once again applied a 'buff' to Moro.

Nemus blocked Moro's next attack with [Hood Strike], and his sword was activated in a series of strikes.

During each action, he can wield seven or eight swords.

However, all seven or eight of these sword strikes would be directly 'beaten' by Moro, making them ineffective.

It must be said that Moro was extremely difficult to deal with at this time.

Thanks to the effects of his secret technique, coupled with his already high stats, his strength has far exceeded normal limits.

Furthermore, he has already become somewhat detached from the rules of the Silver City.

This is too difficult to deal with...

It was at this moment that Nemes truly grasped the crux of the problem.

"So that's why Moro's behavior was inconsistent and the appearance of his secret technique was so illogical." Nemus slightly forced Moro back with his sword. Looking at the faint light on Moro's body, he could sense that Moro was still growing stronger.

However, at this moment, his gaze toward Moro carried a hint of pity.

"What do you mean by that look?!" Moro felt an inexplicable surge of anger rising within him.

He was already evenly matched with Naemus, and was even gradually gaining the upper hand. But why, why was Naemus's gaze filled with pity?

“I’m looking at a neutered and domesticated pet,” Nems said.

When these words were spoken, Moro instinctively felt an extremely uncomfortable feeling for some reason.

This emotion wells up from the very essence and the very core of one's being.

It quickly spread throughout Moro's body and took over his mind.

However, this line of thinking quickly shifted back to Nemes, because it was all Nemes who brought it all along.

By this point, Nemus had largely solved the mystery of Moro.

The difference in Moro's personality between his previous and current lives is partly due to the influence of his environment.

For various reasons, he went astray.

Then, this tendency to go astray, due to the purification effect of the alchemical ritual, becomes increasingly thorough.

The other aspect is the key point.

In his previous life, Moro was indeed kind, brave, and very intelligent.

During this process, he joined the secret arts lineage and gradually discovered the problems of the Silver City.

Because of his unique circumstances, he began to try to break free from the influence of the Silver City on him.

In this context, Moro developed a variety of special secret techniques.

However, it was precisely because of this behavior that Moro had to sacrifice himself during the last incident involving the undead.

He was completely castrated.

It's even possible that he experienced the 'reversal' effect in alchemy.

That is, a thing exhibits completely opposite characteristics during the alchemical process.

That's why Moro is so 'naturally evil' and so averse to secret arts.

“As expected, we’ve gone down different paths.” Nemus looked at Dina, his eyes filled with an indescribable emotion.

Dina's starting point was the individual closest to him.

However, the way Moro was treated reveals that the developmental gap between the two individuals has become quite large.

According to Nemes' theory.

He, Kru, and others are merely a part of the decay within a decaying world.

But on their decaying bodies, a flower called ideal still blooms.

In other words, Nems and his ilk are ruthless in their methods of doing many things.

However, when it comes to ideals and beliefs, they can still retain a sliver of humanity.

For example, in the fictional world, Nemus does indeed use the dwarves as tools.

However, it did indeed provide the dwarfs with clear enough information to elevate their thinking from the realm of thought and give them the opportunity to become true life forms.

This is often the case.

Nemes rarely concealed anything and generally gave these tools some opportunities to improve.

But this was not the case for Dina; his flowers had completely withered.

Driven by their own ambitions, they no longer care about anything else.

Moro, even if they are his own people, once their vital interests are involved, he doesn't care about their thoughts anymore and just castrates them.

To some extent, they have completely transformed into the kind of people that Nemes once despised.

Seemingly noticing Nemus's gaze, Dina's expression remained unchanged.

After he became a member of the golden seed, he began to quietly reform the church.

They gradually put forward their own ideas, wanting to give more people opportunities.

However, after only a short period of time, Nemes gave up on it.

Because he realized he couldn't change anything. (End of Chapter)