As the savior, I only want to play single-player games.

But the divine power was different. That decisive blow even made the giant serpent feel the threat of death. If it struck its head, it could definitely split its head in half.

The appearance of divine power also signifies that the first phase of Yurikawa's journey has been successfully completed.

Even Jianzi didn't expect it to happen so quickly.

But upon closer examination, as a mysterious path that requires the most resources, progress will naturally be rapid if resources are sufficient.

Next, all you need to do is convert all the life force in your body into divine power and fill it up to enter the next stage.

Seeing that Ziwei was happy for Xiaohua, she also thought that his rapid advancement could not be simply attributed to good talent.

Seeing that Xiaohua had also put in efforts she couldn't see, it was truly remarkable that Xiaohua could maintain such a cheerful and optimistic attitude.

During this process, she noticed that a few shops were still operating normally.

She bought some bread and hamburgers for Xiaohua, and then bought some souvenirs before arriving at Youlia's house.

Actually, since that day, Miko and Yuria have never seen each other again. She seemed to have been frightened by Tendo Kagura, took sick leave, and never went to school again.

She hasn't been idle during this time; she's been busy every day, searching for suitable evil spirits and then refining those pure spiritual powers.

Now, Jianzi wants to see her and see how she is doing.

They were greeted by a petite woman whose baby face could not hide the ravages of time, but whose charm remained. Her face bore a resemblance to Yuria's, and she was probably her mother.

Jianzi explained her purpose, saying she had come as a classmate.

“Now Yuria stays indoors all day long.” Yuria’s mother invited her son to her home.

She looked worried. At first, she thought her child had been bullied, but after communicating with the school teachers, she learned that Yuria had not been bullied, but that she did not have a good relationship with her classmates.

She was different from ordinary people from a young age, claiming that she could see things that ordinary people couldn't, and she was proud of it. She once told her friends about this when she was a child, and then she never had any friends again.

Many people thought her daughter was a show-off, a weirdo who lied to attract attention—even she and Yuria's father were at a loss and hoped to make their daughter more normal.

Until recently, they had to reconsider whether what their daughter said was true.

There really are things in this world that ordinary people can't see, and their daughter is a gifted special person.

They had considered whether to notify the authorities, but had not yet made a decision because they were unsure how Yuria would be treated, whether, as an outsider, she would be taken to a laboratory for dissection.

Jianzi and Xiaohua were the only people who came to visit her.

Jianzi had bright, clear eyes and a pretty face. Xiaohua had an innocent expression and a full figure. She didn't seem like a disreputable person.

"I'll go call Youlia." Youlia's mother, dressed in casual clothes, poured them some tea and then went to Youlia's bedroom.

But as soon as she turned around, she was surprised to find Yuria standing right behind her; she had just come out of the room.

"Jianzi, you've come to see me." Yuria's eyes were like a still pond, and her words were calm and undisturbed.

"Youlia, you've finally come out. Do you want something to eat?" Youlia's mother looked at her daughter with heartache, noticing that Youlia had become thinner. She would bring food to Youlia's door every time, but Youlia rarely moved and ate only half a meal a day.

She looked very weak, with deep dark circles under her eyes, as if she hadn't slept for many days, but she stood steadily, just without the vitality she used to have.

Xiao Hua held up the bagged hamburger in his hand and said, "I have some good food here, Yulia, do you want some?"

But Yuria slowly shook her head, her gaze fixed on Miko like a nail.

"Yuriya, how are you?" Miko asked calmly.

Yuria's eyes were lifeless. "I sensed you were coming." Otherwise, she wouldn't have come out.

She walked over and sat down next to Miko, one seat away from Yurikawa Hana, and then said to Hana, "You're getting more and more terrifying."

This kind of directness and honesty was something that had never been seen in the previous Yuria.

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Sure enough, that experience had a huge impact on her.

She's like a completely different person.

"You came to see me because you wanted to see how I am doing?" she asked pointedly.

Seeing that Zi understood the implied meaning, he shook his head and said, "No, I'm just worried about you."

She sighed softly, reached out, and gently touched Yria's body.

Yuria then placed her tentacles on her hands.

All gods, hurry to my aid! If anyone disobeys, I will subdue Fengdu: Chapter Nineteen: The only way to save the world is to send Jianzi to heaven.

This was a tentacle-like creature, resembling an squid. Its calcareous head was enormous, taking up two-thirds of its body. Its eyes were located at the bottom, staring at her with a stagnant gaze. Its tentacles were curled up together, with only one extending out and landing on the back of Miko's hand.

Now that I know, this is the spiritual entity of Youlia, and it is becoming increasingly clear.

Jianzi could even feel a layer of sticky skin, indicating that it did exist, but was not visible in the present world.

Baihechuan Hua originally had low spiritual vision, but because it became stronger, her spirituality improved, and she could see more clearly.

If one's spiritual vision is too high, one will focus on the truth and fail to see the falsehood.

For example, when seeing Zi, one can no longer see Yuria's physical body at all.

So when Xiaohua saw Youliya, she was extremely shocked, but she remained calm on the surface.

Seeing this, Zi sighed and said, "Yuriya, let's go back to your room and talk."

Under her mother's worried gaze, Yuria did not refuse and stood up directly.

Her room was on the first floor and was extremely spacious, with its own bathroom and small living room, showing how much her parents doted on her.

But now the room is extremely dark, the windows are covered by thick curtains, making it completely dark and impossible to see anything clearly.

After entering, Yuria did not turn on the lights. She was extremely familiar with the furnishings of her bedroom and disappeared into the darkness on her own. Jianzi used her mental powers to sense the environment, and Xiaohua, who also had night vision, followed her in.

Seeing that Zi was casually chatting as if nothing was wrong, she asked softly, "I heard you took leave before,"

The three sat down, and Yuria did not answer Miko's question. Instead, she said, "During this time, I saw a demon in the mirror, but after a moment of panic, I realized that the demon was actually myself."

Upon hearing this, Zi was immediately surprised. Had Yuria already discovered his true form?

According to Granny Saegusa, some things cannot be revealed, because strange things will happen.

In ancient times, if a person's heart was eaten by an evil spirit, he could continue to live if he was unaware of it, but if he was exposed, he would die.

Because some things are truly superstitious, supernatural events can occur. When Yuria realizes the truth, it wouldn't be surprising if her physical body were to transform into a monster.

But Yuria was different; she was so calm, her eyes like still water.

Despite the turbulent undercurrents deep within, the surface of that stagnant pool remained completely still, as if an invisible hand had smoothed everything over.

“You…” Jianzi was a little unsure of what to say. She came here because she was worried that Youlia would overthink things and cause something bad to happen.

As it turns out, she already knew the truth. When was it? Was it the day the spirit world's return failed?

Yoria continued, “Kimi, do you know that we live in hell, where everyone is a demon? All life is mired in ignorance, and human knowledge and wisdom are worthless in the face of eternity.”

These words were absurd, bizarre, and nonsensical, but she spoke them calmly, which added to their persuasiveness.

Seeing this, Zi asked in surprise, "Did you sense something?" This didn't sound like something Yuria would say.

She used to admire mystery and was unwilling to live an ordinary life, wanting to be someone praised by the world. But now she has become like this. Her long-cherished wish, which she had been thinking about day and night, has been fulfilled in another form. But seeing this, she felt sorry for Yuria.

Yuria said, "I feel it. Right now, my reason and mind are on the surface of a cold, dark sea, which is as deep and dark as the universe. There is a strange force maintaining my reason and preventing me from falling into the abyss."

Seeing this, I felt extremely strange. Yuria's spirit had fallen, but Kagura Tendou used her spiritual power to bind her complete mind, fixing her thought process at that moment.

Is this the consequence?

She remembered that Kagura Tendou had said that the current Yuria would fight against madness and her mind would resonate with strange things.

Has this claim been proven true now?

Even though she knew she had become a monster, she was still able to maintain the status quo, as if she had been given some kind of forced buff.

Yoria placed her hand to her ear, as if listening to something, and murmured, "I can feel the call from the abyss, it draws me back to eternity..."

But Zi didn't seem to sense anything.

She stared intently for a moment, then said, "Yuriah, do not fall."

She didn't want Xiaohua to end her life with his own hands.

Yuria said calmly, "The abyss is the final destination of all life. Jianzi, don't you understand? I thought you could understand me. Humanity is just an illusion of the universe."

The Eternal Era is accidental, while the Chaotic Era is the norm.

"Human reason and logic will eventually dissolve and crumble in that wave, like a castle on the beach. Who would think that a castle will last forever?"

Baihe Chuanhua shook his head upon hearing this.

This cannot be persuaded, and debate is pointless. It is a truth that humans cannot persuade other humans who disagree with them.

Jianzi even thought that Yuria could go and preach. At this point in time, if she didn't get shot, she would definitely gather a lot of nihilists by promoting this theory.

But Yuria doesn't seem to be religious, nor does she exhibit any extreme behavior; she simply believes in this doctrine.

“Jianzi, you have come for me, and I know what you are thinking. But human civilization will eventually come to an end, and everything will be irreversible and irreversible. Even if the gods return, it will be the same.”

Yuria's tone was flat, but her words were extremely pessimistic.

Jianzi said, "The future hasn't happened yet; your statement is unrealistic."

"See you..." Yurikawa called softly, "Your Highness is already like this, why don't you obey her?"

But Yuria was not angry at all. Her petite figure was hidden in the darkness, while the squid-like monster body stood upright. Only then did Jianzi realize that Yuria was not afraid of Xiaohua's life flame.

“I can hear it, the gods are in retreat, they are in grave danger.”

Seeing Zi Zhen's surprise: "You know what happened in the Spirit Realm?" The Spirit Realm has not yet returned to its depths, and the gods have not yet landed. Currently, apart from her, no one should know the current situation of the Spirit Realm.

Yuria nodded and said, "I haven't slept for many days."

She had been listening to the funeral hymns of the gods and had used her abilities to overhear many secrets.

Yuria felt that her reason was like a small boat; her essence had long since gone mad, and her will was only a fleeting afterimage, yet she was sailing in a dark ocean as deep as the universe.

And all life will sink to the bottom of the deep sea.

Fortunately, the small boat she was on was sturdy enough that she could still think things through calmly.

Even so, she still couldn't tell whether she was a monster or a human.

Reason tells her that she is human, but in reality, she has long since become a bizarre monster.