I'll kill you after I finish this game!

That arrogant and unrestrained laughter stirred up a wave of killing intent that made Elunere's expression change drastically, an endless storm of death!

retreat!retreat!retreat!

Elunere was constantly forced back. Faced with the transformed Modoro Nightwalker, she could only mimic the pathetic movements of the enemies she had previously been forced to do.

But she had no time for shame. Nightwalker was surprised to suddenly enter the realm of Tai Chi, but the color of that Tai Chi was so similar to that of Makina that it shocked her to no end.

Two beings, both being lumps of death and seekers of the Way of Death, actually appeared at this moment.

This also explains why Modoro was able to return from the Death Line after being punched by Makina during his Night Walk.

Because both are seekers of the Way through death, the result of killing one another with death has disappeared.

Modora's Night Walk's quest for the path of death is no less than... or has completely surpassed Magina's forced end.

"Hahaha, Makina, isn't this more interesting than the holy war you craved? Death colliding with death, hahaha..."

Reinhardt, seated on the throne of the Demon City, burst into laughter. Watching Modoro's ascension to godhood outside was utterly amusing to him. He looked up at the smiling Mercury Serpent on his throne and said with delight:

“Karl, my friend, even though this scene still feels familiar, I feel like I could watch it countless times and never get tired of it. Your drama is as quirky and hilarious as ever.”

Mercury Serpent smiled without saying a word, but turned its gaze to Suwahara's Reiji, propping its face up as it watched the endless drama it and its friend had been directing and acting out.

This scene, which seems to have been repeated countless times and is no longer novel, is indeed captivating no matter how many times it happens again.

There are very few scenes that can satisfy Mercury Serpent, Reiji, and Reinhardt's tastes beyond lowbrow humor, and this scene is definitely one of them.

P.S.: Sorry for the late update today, I was helping with tidying up for the Lunar New Year. This chapter is 8000 words long...

Chapter Thirteen: Killing with Death, a Spiral of Cause and Effect and Combat Power!

The curtain of godhood seemed to have been completely drawn back, and things began to emerge uncontrollably, starting with Soujiro and Shiori, and their antagonist Nanami.

At this moment, Modora, on the verge of death, breaks through his limitations and returns as the God of Seeking the Way.

Countless viewers couldn't understand how Nightwalker became a god, seizing the last chance between life and death.

No, actually, death made him realize who he was.

Previously, Soujiro transformed into a sword god who could cut down anything, while Shiori transformed into a god of mirages that could manipulate infinite possibilities.

The desires of this martial arts couple are not complicated: the former hopes to become an unparalleled swordsman, and the latter hopes to have diverse possibilities.

Nanami, on the other hand, is simple-minded; she simply wants to give it her all.

So what was the desire of Matara during his night travels, and what powers did the deity he transformed into possess?

This can be seen from the fact that the other party loudly proclaims their true Tai Chi name.

Divine Mantra and Divine Power - Yama Yama Heaven.

This Tai Chi true name, which is also the divine title of the Night Walker, has already explained too much.

Previously, the divine titles of Soujiro and Shiori, Futsu-no-Mitama-no-Kami and Marishite, were also related to their core power.

Countless viewers, recovering from the shock of Ye Xing's sudden return as a god, were naturally able to analyze and observe carefully.

Reinhardt in the video just now mentioned the clash of death and death, and with the Night Walker's divine horn, the answer has been uncovered.

【Five Handsome Men】: Yama Yama, or Yama for short, is a figure in Indian mythology.

[Sumeru Scribe]: Does it exist in your mythology...? Reinhard mentioned that death collided with death, so if we're making a deduction, it's probably a god who, like the Black Knight, wields the power of 'death'.

[Death Note]: Yama, according to the Rigveda, was the first human to experience death.

[Skirmisher]: Oh? The first human to die, this Onmyoji also died once, right?

【Black Reader】: To be precise, in Hindu mythology, Yama was the first mortal to die and reach the heavenly paradise, thus becoming the ruler of the dead.

[Golden Fairy]: Hmm... This deity who lives in the heavens governs the Yama Heaven. In Mahayana Buddhism, he is listed as one of the Twelve Devas, and in Eastern mythology, he is equivalent to Yama, the King of Hell.

[The Cautious Warrior]: No wonder Reinhard said that death collided with death. There are now two beings who possess the power of death.

【Goddess Freya】: Hehe... She really is the Grim Reaper. One pursues death, while the other proudly becomes the judge who punishes the dead.

[Blue Ribbon Goddess]: She didn't cause any massive distortion to the outer universe, so it seems she's a god of seeking the truth, seeking the truth even in death...

The audience members, one after another, easily solved the mystery of the nature of Modoro's nocturnal tai chi.

In the Yama Heaven, those with a large knowledge base can easily find the answers they want by referring to previous examples.

In Buddhism, or more specifically, in Hinduism, they believe in reincarnation and that Yama is the first person to die in legend.

Later, Yama, the god of death, moved from the heavens to the earth and was considered a deity who oversaw the behavior of the deceased in their lifetime and bestowed rewards and punishments upon them.

In the East, they could be considered beings of the same caliber as Yama, the judge and condemner of sins in the afterlife.

Some people who also have a penchant for pleasure now understand why Reinhardt laughed so hard earlier.

After all, this situation is quite interesting.

Makina, who seeks the end of death, now finds his enemy to be the condemned one of death.

The two are now colliding, which Reinhardt finds both comical and amusing.

Returning to the video, Elunere's expression was quite unpleasant upon seeing the sudden realization of the unity of "Heaven" and "Tai Chi".

Now she understood why Modoro Nightwalker had taken the initiative to fight Makina.

Emotions arise from a magnetic attraction, and Modoro used Makina as a springboard for his own enlightenment.

He didn't realize what his desires were, so he found Makina through intuition.

No, in fact, he had already looked for all the formidable enemies that the Black Round Table could possibly want.

Elunere had fought against the other party before, and now she has found what she wants: the Black Knight.

Modoro was unaware that he was the God of Death, and could neither see through nor touch his own essence, so he asked the Black Knight to do him a great favor.

With his forceful final act, he drove Modoro Nightwalker to the brink of death.

Upon encountering death, Ye Xing immediately came to his senses.

Even with her excellent mental fortitude, Elunere couldn't help but feel furious after figuring everything out. Using their Black Round Table as a stepping stone to achieve her own desires—she should have let this bastard be brought down by her.

Meanwhile, Makina, who had been sent flying by the impact, immediately returned, staring at the now-godlike Modora Nightwalker with a dull yet slightly surprised, lifeless gaze.

"......I see."

He muttered emotionlessly, seemingly as if even Makina had a premonition, so he was only surprised, not shocked.

The other party had an inexplicable feeling towards the laughing Modoro Nightwalker. The Black Knight himself also had the same feeling, but he, who was pursuing death, did not care as much as Nightwalker.

Now that everything is clear, Makina, his body radiating an even denser aura of death, looked at Nightwalker and said in a low voice:

"It seems you chose the same path as me. Perhaps giving you your end has allowed you to see yourself more clearly and awaken to the truth...?"

They were not afraid at all because their opponent had become a god, not even in the slightest, after all, the Black Knight was a warrior who pursued death battles.

He was simply lamenting that he had seen similar individuals on his lonely journey.

"Yes."

Modoro, who had been laughing loudly, looked at the Black Knight with a conflicting expression of joy and respect, and said leisurely:

"Because it's a very attractive choice, don't you think this moment is interesting? I'm very happy... Ah, I'm in a really good mood."

They were both praying for death, so they were kindred spirits and beings of the same nature.

That is why, regardless of the weight of their karmic connections so far, they will be attracted to each other like magnets in the final outcome.

The scene unfolded as if it were pre-arranged; contact with the Black Knight was the trigger.

I have fought many enemies since I started my night journey, and I have high expectations.

But in the past, all my expectations were dashed, so I was very anxious, wondering when my destined moment would finally arrive.

Before his formal battle with the Black Knight, he had undergone considerable training and was just one step away from breaking through the gates of the Tai Chi realm—a moment as vast as the difference between heaven and earth.

But before that, his opportunity had not yet arrived, and now that it has come, everything has entered a new chapter.

Mutual attraction must refer to this moment, right? For Ye Xing, the most important encounter in life is this very moment.

"Feeling good... even though it was just a clumsy, ridiculous clown act..."

Modoro's words seemed to have touched a taboo for the Black Knight. He clenched his fists tightly, and his dead face revealed an expression of mockery and hatred that only the living could have.

The Black Knight is special; he feels like he's been manipulated, his one and only death has been taken away from him.

Clearly... clearly we're all just cogs in a horror movie, yet we're so unconsciously indulging in it and feeling happy and joyful.

The snake behind the scenes, wielding a baton, must also quite like this kind of guy, right?

Moreover... posthumous punishment? Does this world, this fourth day era, truly have death?

No!

That's why the Mercury Serpent said that everyone on the fourth day is, in a sense, immortal.

Revolving endlessly within the endless cycle, life's so-called 'end' is actually just a brand new beginning.

Everyone is the same, like a mercury snake. Everyone's life is like a snake's skin. When you reach that so-called end, it's just shedding a skin.

He, the Black Knight, would never condone such a ridiculous and comical death!

So-called death is the end, the end, and there is absolutely no possibility of a new beginning!

The Black Knight and Nightwalker had no sense of empathy; all they felt was disgust at each other's perspective on death and loathing this guy who knew nothing about death!

"So, don't you think of yourself as a flower that adds color to a boring drama?"

Despite being mocked and loathed by the Black Knight, Modoro Nightwalker remained unperturbed, regaining his usual arrogance and elegance, and said thus.

Elunere squinted as she approached Makina, looking him up and down before sneering:

"How come it's only now that I've realized you and our deputy leader have surprisingly similar personalities..."

This is not a compliment to Nightwalker; after all, the deputy leader of the Black Round Table is so hated and loathed that he makes no attempt to hide it from the outside world.

Only now did I realize that the existence of Nightwalker was inexplicably similar to that insidious and despicable old schemer.

Modoro Nightwalker smiled slightly at this, casually gesturing with his new spell, skillfully using divine power to draw new incantations in the void, and said:

"Is this a compliment? Well... it's normal to be disliked by enemies, but it would be more distressing to be appreciated and liked."

"The actors are excellent, so opera is also supreme... that kind of thing."