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

The man looked around and led Tendou Kagura to a secluded, shady spot. Although some people kept their eyes on Tendou Kagura and were very concerned about this outsider, they were well-behaved and did not try to eavesdrop.

He then said, "He's too efficient. I saw him hiding several guns and thousands of bullets, and he's looking for a radio station... If this continues, Notan will incite even more people."

They didn't care about the guns; they didn't believe that Notan would dare to shoot at his own kind.

Although they lacked supplies, it wasn't an urgent shortage. They could still eat some expired food. They had all experienced the resistance era and deeply missed that time full of unity and glory. So even in this situation, no one became a mountain king to vent their desires and take up arms to rule everyone by force.

Because everyone's heart is missing a pillar, it's empty.

Those radio stations were hidden very well, and without relevant knowledge, even if Notan found them, he wouldn't be able to use them.

The problem is that the hardliners can still keep him in check now, but it's hard to say what will happen in six months or a year.

That northern kid was very good at getting along with people. In fact, most people didn't dislike him, but only a few understood his intentions.

In this desolate city, they also need children as a pillar of support, to remind themselves that humanity still has a future, and to replace the role of a pillar. Notan is a key child among them. He is active, energetic, loud, brave and determined.

"You can also kick him out..."

"He's still a child."

This person's expression was bitter.

"After Shangyang died, we didn't care about anything else. We just felt something was missing. We thought we could just live like this. But ordinary people can only survive by sticking together. If Notan gets to leave in the future, he might take a large number of people with him. Then the remaining people will have an even harder time..."

If there are too few people, others will feel uneasy. Only a few people can survive alone, and the lonely are also strong.

Tendou Kagura fell silent. In his view, the city actually only had a few hundred wandering people, at most a thousand, but the internal situation was so complicated.

This was all caused by a child.

"He didn't like the Red Army; instead, he longed for the Resistance Army."

"That's because he hasn't made up his mind yet; he'll understand later." The adult man's face softened, but his deep eyes held a strong sense of grief and remembrance.

“We have all experienced the period of being controlled by the resistance army. At that time, we were united, worked together, forgot all our conflicts, joined hands, stood under the bright red flag of the resistance army, and all moved towards a common goal. Adults and children alike gave their all for this.”

Tendou Kagura did not speak; he had not experienced that period, but had only heard people in this world talk about it.

Everyone who mentioned the resistance wore a look of nostalgia and sorrow, feeling it was an unforgettable past.

Although they were suffering defeats at that time, they always had a strong will in their hearts. The leader of the resistance made them believe that humanity could fight back and reclaim their homeland.

"But later, the resistance army collapsed for no reason. On that turbulent night, we seemed to see the majestic figures fall. The dazzling sun seemed to let out a heavy, sorrowful sigh before falling to the earth..." The man's eyes were bloodshot as he rambled on.

Tiandao Shenle doesn't know what to say; many people have this assessment of Shangyang.

Were the leaders of the resistance forces in the past deified?

Perhaps he possesses some unknown, mysterious power; otherwise, how could the resistance have driven out the Lord of the Wasteland?

Even so, Shang Yang still perished on that stormy night. The resistance ultimately failed to withstand the pressure, and all military forces disintegrated, signifying that everything humanity had held onto had come to naught.

Chifeng became the newcomers, but instead of continuing to try to resist and gather all their forces, they established their base somewhere in the south and are doing something unknown.

……

This is the second update. I'm trying to post four updates today; I don't know if I can manage it.

Actually, the savior just wanted to play single-player: Chapter 47: The Decisive Situation

Because of the communication disruption, humans were scattered across the land in fragments.

After the resistance collapsed, many people went to find Chifeng, but there was no news of them. There were only some scattered rumors that Chifeng had changed and that they no longer protected humans but were focused on fighting monsters. They hoped that those who came after them would not come to find Chifeng again.

However, according to the information that Kagura Tendou had gathered, Akabane and the resistance army were actually no different.

How can we protect humanity if we don't fight against the monsters?

However, Chifeng's actions were even more extreme and unacceptable. It was said that they had the right to requisition everything and shoot all those who stood in their way—this was forbidden in the Resistance Army. Everyone wholeheartedly supported the Resistance Army, firmly believing that the Resistance Army was the hope of mankind and that everything they did was for the continuation of human survival.

Chi Feng's terrifying actions make it difficult for people to feel any goodwill towards him.

Kagura Tendou didn't care; he was just a passerby. Besides, Akabane was the only remaining human organization, and as long as it existed...

He could help, but the gun wouldn't be pointed at humans, but at the monsters. Even if he could do something, it wouldn't be a wasted trip.

The argument over there ended quickly.

Notan walked over with bloodshot eyes, looking frustrated. He had clearly not gained the upper hand and had been verbally abused by several stubborn adults, who almost came to blows.

He was extremely disappointed with the people here, thinking they were a bunch of spineless cowards waiting to be slaughtered.

Notan approached Tendo Kagura and shouted, "Take me with you." He felt that Tendo Kagura's identity was extraordinary, at least a high-ranking member of the resistance, so it was perfectly reasonable for him to kill a Shadow Creature in the blink of an eye. Only by following such a person could one seize the future.

"I refuse." Kagura Tendo turned and left, carrying her long sword.

"I'm not afraid to die, as long as my death is meaningful!" Notan roared as he watched his retreating figure, his voice extremely loud.

Kagura Tendou stopped. He didn't turn around, but simply said, "I can't promise anything."

"Then please hand over the crystal of the monster to me, and I will definitely find a way to become a qualified warrior!"

Kagura Tendo ignored him.

Finally, amidst Notan's disappointed gaze, Kagura Tendo's figure disappeared into the darkness.

The sound of a motorcycle engine drifted from afar, then gradually faded into the distance...

Kagura Tendou travels through the darkness.

People like Notan must be a minority among humans today.

His obsession with revenge and his unwillingness to continue living a numb existence demonstrate an indomitable spirit that commands respect.

But Kagura Tendou is not Akabane; she doesn't understand their internal situation and can't promise him that she will let this child die with value.

The crystals cannot be given to him either.

This thing is extremely precious; it is the key for humankind to unlock the mysterious door.

In the era of resistance fighters, this would be equivalent to the lives of thousands of resistance fighters, and it wouldn't be worth trading for; otherwise, humanity would have won long ago.

He has acquired five of these items so far. The main reason is that the Shadow Creatures move without any pattern, and he has encountered a total of five lone ones in the past few days.

The method of using the Heavenly Dao Kagura is currently unknown. The crystal was an extremely precious and scarce resource during the Resistance era, and its usage was a top secret. Ordinary people rarely even saw the crystal itself, let alone came into contact with it. Most people had only heard about it.

Tendou Kagura couldn't figure it out in a short time, so she planned to meet with the people of Chifeng and use these things to make a deal with them, at the very least to share information.

After traveling a hundred miles, we arrived at a desolate area, where the surrounding fields were empty and deserted, a place rarely visited even in a peaceful society.

The sharpness hit him hard, but Kagura reacted quickly. He first leaned back to avoid being decapitated, and as his hands left the handles, he pulled out the blade. His already healed left hand was now covered in blood again, and then he slashed upwards.

Swish!

The attack missed, and the shadowy creature instantly teleported away.

Kagura Tendou flipped to the side, spinning 720 degrees in mid-air before landing smoothly. His expression was cold as he stared intently at the dark figure floating in mid-air.

Suddenly, another chill ran down my spine.

Tendou Kagura's heart skipped a beat. She maintained her composure, opened her dark eyes to their full extent, and clearly saw the scenery within a 360-degree angle for hundreds of meters around her.

One, two, three, four...

The more he counted, the heavier his heart became; there were a total of seven shadowy creatures.

The north is a no-man's land, but that doesn't mean the south is peaceful. Because of Chifeng, the people here still have room to struggle, so there are still large areas that have not been occupied.

However, correspondingly, the number of Shadow Creatures—the eternal dark servants—has also increased.

Tendou Kagura sensed an ominous feeling.

This time he's the one left alone!

……

Kagura Tendo is preparing breakfast for Suzuka Ise.

His hands remained steady and deft, like a robot, but his weakness was undeniable.

Suzuka Ise entered the kitchen and was startled by the sight of Kagura Tendo.

"Brother, you're going to die!" she cried out in alarm, her pupils trembling.

The brat spoke without any manners, but considering her filial piety, Tendo Kagura didn't blame her and handed the plate of omelet rice to Suzuka.

"Put it on the dining table, it's time to eat," he said softly.

Kagura Tendo had never made her do housework. Suzuka Ise's outstretched hand trembled slightly as she looked at Kagura Tendo's pale face, devoid of color, her thin lips dry, and her once clear and bright eyes extremely dim, like two pearls that had lost their luster, exuding a sense of fragility.

"Brother, are you sick?" Suzuka Ise asked, holding a plate, without leaving.

"I'm fine," Tendo Kagura said silently.

But Suzuka Ise didn't believe it. She watched Tendo Kagura's figure with trepidation, feeling that he was weaker than ever before, his life like a candle flickering in the wind. She would believe him even if he said he would die suddenly at any moment.

Kagura Tendou didn't want to say much. His body had excellent self-healing ability, and he sprayed a healing spray he bought from the store. His originally bloody skin healed, and there wasn't a single wound to be seen on his body.

But this only treats the symptoms, not the root cause; the muscles under his skin have become lumpy.

The combined combat power of the seven Shadow Creatures was so outrageous that it almost overturned Kagura Tendou's original disdain for the Shadow Creatures.

In one-on-one combat, he's as easy as cutting melons and vegetables; in two-on-one combat, he can also slaughter chickens and dogs. However, when the number of Shadow Creatures exceeds three, he can match Kagura Tendou. There are too many variables and the situation is complicated, but he can still remain undefeated.

The seven of them appeared simultaneously, coordinating perfectly and working in perfect harmony. The seven figures moved back and forth in an instant, their speed absurdly fast. Their attacks were so swift that it was impossible to keep up with their movements, creating a deadly situation that was even more outrageous than the Instant Prison Shadow Killing Array.

If it weren't for the exceptional visual abilities provided by his Dark Eyes, which allowed him to capture all the shadowy creatures, he wouldn't have been able to last the first round.

There was no way to escape, so he had to grit his teeth and do everything he could to protect himself, and ended up almost being torn to pieces.

His body was torn apart by bone and flesh, and he suffered severe injuries and lost a lot of blood. He did his best to fight back and kill three shadow monsters, but unfortunately, he didn't even have time to collect the spoils.

He endured the pain until dawn, covered in blood, and remained in a semi-conscious state in the second node world for more than a day before his injuries stabilized, his body began to heal, and he chose to return.

The current Tendou Kagura is extremely wary of that world.

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This is the third update. I've been so busy writing that I forgot to thank all the generous donations, virtual swords, monthly tickets, and recommendation votes.

Thank you all for your support.

Actually, the savior just wants to play single-player games: Chapter 48: Daily Life [Fourth update, please add to your favorites]