The Best Villain's Bizarre Journey

Her relationship with Steven Steele was meant to be a weird, twisted love.

She couldn't help but began to recall what she had told her husband back then——

"People create happiness and ideals with their hands."

She shouldn't pin her hopes on anyone—it's like a mother who gives the truth to her children, and she must first practice it herself.

Jonsson—will she help her husband after all?

"There is only one person I love, and that is my husband..."

She and Stephen Steel have a relationship that ordinary people cannot understand. The wonder of this relationship may only be created by gods, and ordinary people cannot see it.

Stephen Steel, who was a full twenty years older than her, let her see the immature heart of a child in his eyes that had turned a little yellow due to old age.

Out of maternal love, even if it is a god or the president, I will kill it.

She promised the president that as long as Johnson was killed, the couple would be spared.

Everything went according to plan. In Philadelphia, she intentionally kissed Jonson and was pushed away by Jonson. At that moment, the president exchanged her with Lucy who was pregnant in another world——

Pregnant Lucy was also persuaded by the President, who, the rebels, conspired to kill Si God.

"In this world, even gods can die..." the president said.

The pregnant Lucy was naturally considered by Jonson to be pregnant with the head of the remains. The president said that Jonson was a level higher than them——

Because Valentine travels between worlds, he can understand the so-called high-dimensional and low-dimensional, so he said that Jonson can see the future and past of low-dimensional people, just like we read picture books.

"If you look at the fate of the characters in the picture book, you just need to open it lightly," the president said.

Valentine's picture book theory uses low-dimensional things to understand high-dimensional things, just like people use cells to understand the universe.

From the very beginning, Valentine had no hope of killing Jonson easily. Starting in Philadelphia, Jonson was like a bird in a trap, except that the bird was too big for a simple net to trap. Live, must think of more nets.

"Lucy, you can understand me, the reason why I have to fight God, do you understand?"

He understood the president's purpose, just like in the original book, she was the one who finally fulfilled the president's wish and put the saint's body in the air-raid shelter under the church.

In the original book, Jonson forgot what she said to World Diego, and perhaps didn't understand the meaning.

She said: "I have crossed thousands of mountains and rivers to come here for happiness."

The meaning of this sentence is actually simple egoism, because those who get the remains can get happiness.

Chapter 513 Extra Story: Lucy Steele (4/4)

The meaning of this sentence is actually simple egoism, because the person who gets the body can get happiness. She crossed thousands of mountains and rivers, and seemed to kill Jonny's greatest enemy, but in fact——

She was only looking for happiness, and Jonson failed to understand that.Those who get the body can get happiness, so in the end she and her husband Steele locked the body in the air-raid shelter, and the United States will stand at the top in the future, so only their couple got the body in the end.

She is just an egoist.

Here's how Valentine persuaded her—

The reason why he went to death again and again was all because of the napkin in his hand. Valentine's father was an ordinary soldier, usually unsmiling, and at the same time had a habit of saying that every time he got something, he would Write on the thing when you got it.

After he was captured by the enemy, the enemy ordered him to hand over everything and check every part of his body—

The only thing he left behind was this...a napkin.

How did he stay?He was beaten blind in one eye on the battlefield. He dug out the necrotic eyeball and put this napkin in the eye socket.

Why did he leave this napkin behind?Because the date written on this napkin is the birthday of his son Valentine.

Valentine thrust the napkin into Lucy's hand.

"It's the backbone of my life, the reason I can face death again and again without fear."

"Lucy Steele, my goddess, I will give you this napkin, I swear that after I kill Jonson, I will not do anything to you and Steele, I will let you get real happiness. "

Because of this beautiful condition, Lucy agreed to Valentine. What she has to do is also very simple... Jonson believes in her, as long as she finds the right opportunity to sneak attack.

As for how to sneak attack, of course it is adaptable.

And most of the time, it was disguised by the pregnant Lucy, only in the end, it was enough to switch her with the pregnant Lucy and pretend that she had given birth to the head.

Jonson Joffrey was really not that easy to deal with. He asked Lucy what he was holding in his hand——

Lucy took out the head of the body, which fell off when Jonson turned into light and the train drove to him, but Jonson didn't notice it at all.

Did he really not find out?Lucy didn't know that she had already started to walk the path of betraying the gods...

Johnson, I believed in you before, but now I believe in myself even more.

She took out the head of the corpse with a blank face——

The moment he saw the head of the corpse, Valentine understood, and immediately began to stall for time. Jonson had to listen to him and ignore Lucy.

But just under Lucy's skirt, hidden is the head of Jonson's counterpart, and that head is inside the skirt, and Valentine can sandwich a thing between two worlds—

The pregnant Lucy of another world and the Lucy of this world clamped each other—the head of Jonson's counterpart appeared, and this was the magical head-changing method she had thought up.

Jonson, I really want to believe you, I really want to believe you Jonson...

Crouching on the ground, looking at Jonson's body, trembling all over, I shouldn't have killed him...

I have slain the saint, the source of happiness, because I only believe in myself—