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Centered on him, the surrounding environment is laid out before him in all directions, as clear and three-dimensional as a 3D rendering, and constantly changing according to his will.

"Gotcha!" Su sneered, raising the corners of her mouth.

About two kilometers away from the apartment, there is a high-rise building. On the seventh floor, a gaunt man with a somewhat cold and stern face is staring at the direction of the apartment with professional binoculars. Although he should not be able to see the inside of the apartment due to the angle and other factors, he can see the apartment's main entrance.

This person is exactly the same as Adam in Sue’s memory.

On the seventh floor, Adam frowned, put down his binoculars, and turned to leave.

"Does it look good?"

Just as Adam turned around, a mocking voice came from behind him.

Adam was startled and, without hesitation, slashed his own throat with the scalpel he had been holding in his other hand.

"Magic Illusion: Naraka's Sight Technique!"

Sue hadn't expected Adam to choose suicide so decisively and be reborn 14 times, so he immediately unleashed a powerful control skill. The control effect of Nairo's Illusion Technique had never failed so far; it was his most effective illusion technique.

However, an accident occurred.

Even a demon of Yellow Eyes, a prince of hell, would be instantly subdued, but Adam was completely unaffected and slit his own throat without any hesitation.

Blood splattered, and Adam vanished instantly after falling to the ground.

"..."

Su frowned, somewhat bewildered. Although Adam was an immortal being, and although his spirit was certainly more resilient than others, could his resilience compare to that of the Yellow-Eyed Demon? Could his resilience be without any fear?

Something's wrong, something's wrong with Adam!

He figured it was fine to test himself, since it involved another immortal, Henry Morgan, but his reaction was off after he approached him.

Although resurrecting at the Fountain of Resurrection after suicide was his usual method, wasn't his suicide too decisive and straightforward? He wasn't afraid of death, so he could have taken the opportunity to test me before committing suicide to escape. There was no need for him to commit suicide without even turning his head or saying a word.

And why is he immune to the Naraka technique? What makes him immune to the Naraka technique?!

While immortality is impressive, and the ability to resurrect at the Fountain of Resurrection through suicide is an excellent way to escape, he cannot be without fear, nor can he be immune to the Naraka technique, which even the Yellow-Eyed Demon cannot resist.

It's okay for people to make mistakes and for horses to stumble, but it's problematic when someone like Adam, who has no other abilities besides immortality, makes a mistake.

"Things are getting more and more interesting..." Su muttered to herself, rolling her eyes at Adam once again.

Adam and Henry Morgan's resurrection springs do not have fixed locations. After death, the nearest river or sea will automatically become their resurrection point. Coincidentally, there is a river near the community, and Adam's resurrection point is within the range of Sue's glare.

Soon, Sue found Adam again.

Adam was reborn in the river, but unusually, he did not swim to the nearest bank, but instead swam to the other side, which was farther away.

On the other side is Manhattan.

Adam knew that he understood how the immortals were resurrected, and fearing that he might be waiting at the resurrection point, he chose to swim to the other side, which was farther away.

Su felt that Adam seemed to know exactly how to deal with her, and didn't seem like someone who needed to rely on a wildcat spirit to test her.

Adam, struggling to swim forward in the river, suddenly felt that the water around him was undulating abnormally. He turned his head to look back and saw ripples spreading and space twisting and spinning rapidly. Before he could react, he felt dizzy and crashed onto the hard rocks with a thud.

"Cough cough..." Adam coughed as he got up and quickly looked around, then saw a set of clothes being thrown over.

"Put it on."

a voice sounded.

Adam looked up, holding his clothes, and saw Sue watching him with amusement and interest. He was slightly startled, but then calmly put on his clothes, stood up, and looked around.

"Ah..." Su placed her hand on Adam's head, and for a moment Adam cried out in pain, but quickly gritted his teeth and endured it.

Su used her mind-reading ability to examine Adam's memories, and it was indeed true that the wildcat spirit's affair was related to him.

Just as he had guessed, Adam discovered him when he found Henry Morgan. He used the wildcat spirit to test him, wanting to know how much he knew about the supernatural and how strong his power and abilities were.

In short, Adam did indeed design this, but what surprised Sue was that... besides Adam, there was another person involved in it.

The person who sent Joe Martinez the photo of the wildcat was this person, and the reason Adam used the wildcat to orchestrate all of this to test him was also because of this person.

Adam had no prior knowledge of the Wildcat Spirit or the existence of the Vison Monster; it was this person who told him about the Wildcat Spirit.

This person, though unfamiliar in appearance, had a pair of white eyes.

demon!

White-eyed demon!

The wildcat spirit and the various reactions it had just given Adam were all told to him by this white-eyed demon.

Su Shi never expected that after going around in circles, she would end up with the White-Eyed Demon.

He initially thought it was just an ordinary Vison monster, but then he discovered that it was all manipulated by the immortal Adam. In the end, Adam was also used, and the real mastermind was actually a demon, a white-eyed demon at that.

Demons, especially white-eyed demons, are bound to use scheming tactics, which is normal for Su Shi. Although he was surprised, he could accept it. However, the reason why Adam was immune to the Naraka technique seemed a bit absurd to him.

The reason Adam had no fear and was immune to the Naraka technique that even the Yellow-Eyed Demon couldn't resist was because he had no soul!

Yes, Adam had no soul!

A body without a soul is like a walking corpse, devoid of any emotions, even fear. It can be said that the only reason Adam was able to break the illusion was because he had no emotions, and therefore was not easily affected by illusions.

Adam did not have a soul not because he was immortal, but because he made a deal with the devil using his soul.

That's... a bit too much.

You're not immortal, are you? What wish can't be fulfilled if you're immortal? You don't have lovers or family like Henry Morgan. You're all alone. What wish do you have that you have to make a deal with the devil for?

……

P.S.: I can't write anymore. It took me too long and a lot of effort to edit the blocked chapters of the old book today; my eyes are blurry now. The noon update might be delayed.

Chapter 158 The White-Eyed Demon: Alastair

Adam's memory was fragmented, and it took Sue a long time to sort it out and figure out the true cause and effect of the whole thing.

Adam knew that there was another immortal being in the world who shared the same fate as him, but he searched for him in vain.

Not long ago, a mysterious man found Adam and exposed his secret of being an immortal being, revealing his identity. This mysterious man was the White-Eyed Demon. He used the identity of another immortal being, Henry Morgan, as bait to trick Adam into trading his soul with him.

Adam wanted to know the identity of the other immortal being, but he also relied on his own immortality, so he agreed to the deal with the white-eyed demon.

Adam thought that as long as he didn't die, the deal wouldn't be truly completed, and the White-Eyed Demon wouldn't be able to take his soul. The arrogant Adam wanted to trick the demon, but was the demon so easy to trick?

The white-eyed demon didn't care whether he lived or died; it simply took his soul.

Adam was initially worried about losing his soul, but then he found that it didn't seem to have any effect; he could still live forever and could still be resurrected.

At the same time, since he no longer had a soul, he also no longer had any emotions. The pain of immortality and the effects of his previous torment also disappeared, which made Adam feel very relieved. He felt that even without a soul, it didn't seem like such a bad thing.

Following the information provided by the White-Eyed Demon, Adam found Henry Morgan and confirmed that he was the immortal man he had been searching for. He also discovered the Sue family and their special characteristics.

Adam originally intended to test the Su family directly, but the White-Eyed Demon reappeared, providing him with information about the Wildcat Spirit and proposing a new deal.

If Adam can get a gun called Colt from Sue and give it to the White-Eyed Demon, the White-Eyed Demon will return his soul to him.

Although Adam felt that being without a soul was not bad, it was still his soul, and he wanted it back.

He first deliberately revealed the relationship between Joe Martinez and the Su family, causing the Wildcat Spirit to target Joe Martinez. Then, when the Wildcat Spirit was following and tailing Joe Martinez, he deliberately intervened to make her discover that she was being followed, and successfully got the Su family involved.

The next part should be Adam monitoring Sue's apartment and deciding on the next plan based on Sue's actions, but Sue still doesn't go out, and he can't help but want to go and check on the wildcat spirit.

Then the Su family discovered it and came knocking on their door.

In short, the whole thing was that Adam used the wildcat spirit, while the white-eyed demon used Adam. The wildcat spirit was used because he was completely ignorant, while Adam was used because of his arrogance, relying on his immortality to even try to trick the demon.

If you don't try to cheat others, you won't get cheated yourself. Although the White-Eyed Demon deliberately approached him and lured him into a deal, Adam wouldn't have fallen for it so easily if he hadn't been arrogant.

The root of the whole thing is the White-Eyed Demon.

In Sue’s memory, there seemed to be only one white-eyed demon, Lilith, but the white-eyed demon that Adam made a deal with was not her, but a demon named Alastair.

Su remembered who this Alastair was. He was indeed the White-Eyed Demon, with considerable strength and status in Hell. It was he who had been tormenting Dean's soul in Hell, causing Dean to be unable to withstand it and activate Lucifer's first seal.

Later, he hunted down the fallen angel Anna and was even captured by the angel. In order to gather information, Dean had to torture him severely. In this respect, Alastair could be considered Dean's mentor.

Later, Yuriel secretly released him, but Su had no recollection of how he died and couldn't remember for the time being.

Incidentally, under normal circumstances, if a person loses their soul, they certainly cannot continue to live like Adam, who only lost his emotions. If a person loses their soul, their body will naturally 'die'. But there are always exceptions. Sam later experienced a period of time without his soul.

To seal Lucifer, Sam agreed to Lucifer's possession and, at the last moment, opened the door to the cage that sealed Lucifer, jumping inside with him. Michael and his physical body, the third son of the Wen family, also jumped in.

Coincidentally, the Wen family's mistress is also named Adam.

With the Winston brothers' protagonist aura being so powerful, Sam certainly wouldn't just disappear like that, so he was resurrected again. This time, it was the demon Crowley who resurrected him, but only his body was resurrected, not his soul.

The resurrected Sam became cold and ruthless, even watching Dean turn into a vampire to find the whereabouts of the progenitor of vampires. Without a soul, he was essentially without emotions.

Adam's ability to live on after losing his soul, like Sam, may be related to the reason for his immortality.

This is not important. We can explore the reasons for Adam and Henry Morgan's immortality later, or even whether we explore them or not is irrelevant. He doesn't need immortality, and he already has the method to make others immortal, so he doesn't need theirs.

What Su wanted to know was why Alastair had gone mad and was plotting against him for no reason. Was it because torturing Dean in Hell had no effect? ​​Or was it so effective that he needed the Colt Gun to open the gates of Hell and speed up the process of unsealing Lucifer?

It has to be said that Alastair was quite cautious, perhaps because the Su clan was infamous in Hell, which is why he went through such a long detour.

It's a pity that he didn't have much information about Su's abilities, and he didn't know that Su could easily read Adam's memories and know the inside story.

But... is the White-Eyed Demon Alastair really only this good?

Although he didn't have many scenes in the TV series, his most important scenes were torturing Dean and making the Winston brothers lose the dagger that could kill the demon, and incidentally telling everyone that the demon dagger could not kill the white-eyed demon.

However, after careful consideration, Su felt that this plan seemed a bit crude and didn't seem like it was really for the purpose of obtaining the Colt gun.

　(Good thing) Although Sue killed the Yellow-Eyed Demon, which made him infamous in Hell, he did not kill every demon he saw. Miss Mag and the Crossroads Demon can prove this point. If Alastair really wanted the Colt Gun, he could have used a simpler and safer method, such as sending a cannon fodder demon to try and see if he could make a deal with him.

But Alastair didn't do that. Instead, he went to great lengths to use Adam and even had Adam use the wildcat spirit, which was completely unnecessary.

Unless... the Colt rifle is not Alastair's goal, or rather, not his primary goal, but rather he wants to achieve another, currently unknown, purpose through this crude and rudimentary plan!

After Sue inscribed the Flying Thunder God mark on Adam, she released him and then immediately left the alternate dimension, sensing the location of Miss Mag's mark and teleporting there instantly.

For matters of hell, you should ask the people of hell.

Chapter 159: Is Mag 2.0 and the Immortal Adam Dead?