Poverty makes me capable of anything.

An Ran originally thought so, until she learned another piece of information from the executor.

"The organization that's looking for me is called Silver Moonlight, isn't that the Scarlet Leaf Foundation?"

The executor stated, "The Scarlet Leaf Consortium is merely one of the consortia under the Silver Moonlight."

"..."

The influence of this silver moonlight is quite extensive.

An Ran couldn't help but frown.

No wonder the contingency plans left by the pioneers were able to stir up such a huge storm; it turns out there was a traitor among them.

As she spoke, An Ran, led by the executor, arrived at their secret base in Thousand Wheel Bay.

It was inside a tall church.

As An Ran entered the church, the "people" dressed in black robes standing inside all stood tall and shouted at the top of their lungs, "Welcome, Lord Void!"

"Welcome..." *N

The frenzied cheers nearly blew the church roof off.

Two neat rows of people, their eyes gleaming with a red light that seemed to devour people, all focused on An Ran and Panda, ignoring the executors who were leading the way.

The executor, who is that?

The void is what they worship!

"Welcome, Lord Void!"

An Ran stared in astonishment at the scene before her.

When she looked up, she even saw a force of faith hovering in the air above the church sanctuary.

Although that power was not strong, it was purer than the power of ether.

The statue in the center of the hall, imbued with a divine aura by the constant influence of faith, seems to come alive.

"This is the power of faith."

Anran murmured to herself.

The panda reached out and tugged at An Ran's sleeve, asking softly, "An Ran, An Ran, what's going on?"

An Ran said, "Don't say anything yet, just watch my expression."

"Oh, oh," the panda nodded repeatedly.

She couldn't understand what these low-dimensional beings were thinking at all; it was truly baffling.

Just then, An Ran suddenly put her hands on her hips, puffed out her chest, and shouted, "Long live the friendship between the Void and the Forerunners!"

"Oooooooo-"

Those who were both executors and believers began to howl after receiving a calm response.

"Long live Lord Void!"

"May our friendship last forever!"

The fervent atmosphere infected even the newly arrived enforcers, who consciously stepped aside, leaving the spotlight to An Ran and Panda, and then joined the believers in shouting.

What a moving scene this is!

The executor was so moved he almost cried.

Millions of years later, the friendship between the Void and the Forerunners still exists.

[An Ran: Has this happened before?]

Regardless of the truth of the matter, the executors believe that with the cooperation of the void, they will surely be able to establish a connection between this world and the higher-dimensional world!

Two, two, three, four, let's do it again.

Anran stood tall and shouted, "Long live the friendship between the Void and the Forerunners!"

"Ow—"

Chapter 67 From Now On, We're in This Together

Although the atmosphere was lively, it was strangely eerie.

The only ones who wouldn't find it strange are probably the enforcers who are shouting their hearts out.

At least in An Ran's opinion, although it was fun to shout with them, it was still awkward.

Aren't these executors just pawns left behind by the pioneers? Why does this place look like a gathering place for cult members?

Also, how did she, a perfectly good mechanic, become a good friend of cult members?

Hey, Anran really couldn't do this kind of thing.

However, in such an environment, An Ran had no way to cope.

She could only try harder to stir up the emotions of this group of people and make them see her as a trustworthy partner.

"This is something I had no choice but to do," An Ran thought to herself.

The panda watching from the side also sensed something was wrong.

"..."

I feel that Anran is very dazzling at this moment.

If it were Anran, she would definitely be able to lead these people very well.

After all, she's usually so good at fooling people.

That's incredible.

The revelry lasted for more than ten minutes.

Just as the statue in the center of the hall began to emit a faint light, the executor who had led An Ran there ran up to her and whispered that they could not continue.

If they were to cause even greater anomalies, it could put them in danger.

And this kind of operation?

An Ran looked at the statue in surprise.

【tool】

[Mysterious Props]

This isn't An Ran trying to spout nonsense; the prop description for that statue simply consists of those four words.

"It is indeed very mysterious."

Anran nodded.

She did not directly respond to the enforcer, but she made her stance clear through her actions.

After An Ran stopped shouting, the enthusiasm of the unidentified creatures standing in the hall gradually cooled down.

When the hall fell silent, all eyes turned to An Ran.

This puts a lot of pressure on me.

An Ran secretly wiped away a bead of sweat.

She coughed lightly, and was just about to say, "You all go about your own business," when she saw the crowd suddenly become agitated.

"What happened?"

Someone in the crowd shouted, "A great warrior has fallen because he was too excited!"

ha?

An Ran was taken aback.

To let her see clearly, those who were blocking An Ran's way all stepped back.

A man covered in a black robe, with only his eyes showing, lay on the ground, his right hand raised in mid-air, trembling uncontrollably.

The people around just watched and did nothing.

"Why didn't you save him?" An Ran asked in surprise.

How could these unidentified creatures be so cold-blooded?

These are their comrades who fought alongside them!

At this moment, someone immediately explained, "That's not how it is, Lord Void. He's the one who won't let us save him. He said he'll only leave here to receive treatment after you've finished speaking, Lord Void. We respect his noble choice."

"..."

An Ran wished she could smash a brick over her head.

Are you kidding me?

When they die, will they still say they died a worthy death?

An Ran turned her head and looked at the executors around her.

Their eyes remained expressionless, as if they were used to it.

Although the scene looked a bit silly, An Ran also felt a chill.

Completely disregarding their own lives for some vague and unfounded idea, and considering the steadfastness of their faith and their strength, these unknown creatures are far more terrifying than the players.

An Ran quickly said, "I have nothing to say right now. You all go about your business. I'll wait here for the Crimson Lotus King to arrive."

Hearing An Ran say this, the people below were disappointed, but they still did as she said.

The person who collapsed due to excessive excitement was quickly carried out.

The once crowded hall was suddenly left with only Anran, Panda, and the few executors who led the way.

"Lord Void, shall I take you to a place to rest first?"

An Ran shook her head: "I don't need to rest. Why don't you show me around first? I need to get familiar with the surroundings. I'm still completely clueless."

“That’s fine,” the executor said with a smile. “Let this be the beginning of our great cooperation.”