I have no regrets about my 2D world!

"no problem."

But in a moment, the child who went in ran out.

"The dean has agreed to let you in."

"Thank you very much." Bai nodded gently and was about to go in when he suddenly thought of something.

"By the way, Padu, you should stay and have fun with these kids. You can also give them some candy or something, but not too much, it's not good for their teeth."

As soon as the words fell, before Padovice could respond, Bai had already entered the courtyard.

Padufilis, who had come to her senses, looked at the children staring at her in confusion, muttering, "Where can we get any candy..."

Ignoring Padufils who was in trouble outside, Shiro observed the situation inside the sanatorium.

There are several tables and chairs in the yard, which seem to be used for classes. On the left is the dormitory. There are only rooms, but there are more than a dozen children outside. On the right is the kitchen and utility room. Several figures can be vaguely seen moving around in it. I think they should be other people in the sanatorium. After all, Aponiya cannot handle it all by himself.

Opposite the gate of the sanatorium is a house shaped like a church. In the center is a statue of an unknown god. In front of the statue is a woman in a nun's robe kneeling with her fists clenched in front of her chest, as if praying.

Hearing footsteps behind her, Aponya opened her eyes and looked back.

"..."

Bai looked at her quietly, not knowing what was going on.

He didn't do anything, so why did Aponya look like he saw a ghost?

"Apponia?"

"...Yes, sir." Aponya's face was calm, but his eyes contained an inexplicable meaning, as if...admiration?

grown ups?

Bai narrowed his eyes slightly.

"What do you see?"

"...He bestows blessings on the fields, He slays monsters in the sea, He dwells above the gods, He disappears when the gods perish...

His name is…”

Aponya didn't say it, perhaps because she couldn't say it, or perhaps because she didn't want to say it out of admiration, but Bai already knew the answer.

Everything Aponya said was what he did when he was "Susanoo".

Then comes the strange thing. Not to mention that there are no gods in this world, it is too unbelievable that Aponia can actually spy on these things.

He could understand if some special shrine maidens in the world could see the influence of Susanoo on him, but he didn't feel any presence related to gods, shrine maidens or the power of faith from Aponia. Logically speaking, it should be impossible to feel it.

After thinking for a while, Bai controlled the concept of Susanoo in his body, added a layer of cognitive impairment to it, and then looked at Aponia.

"what about now?"

"...He disappeared." Aponia murmured softly, completely unable to understand what had happened.

"What else can you see?"

"...a fog."

"Then it seems this method is somewhat useful."

Although it is not clear why Aponya can see these things, the identity of Susanoo alone has no effect on Bai, at least in this world where gods do not exist.

Moreover, after adding a layer of cognitive impairment, it can be well concealed. However, Aponya cannot see it now, but there is no guarantee that it will not be visible in the future.

Just in case, I must disguise my identities well. If one day I go to a world where gods are prosperous, it may not be a good thing if people see through my identity.

After a lot of thoughts, he came to his senses. Although Aponiya in front of him was a little confused, the respect in her eyes did not diminish at all. It was obvious that the scene just now had been engraved in her mind.

This made Bai feel a little troubled.

I originally wanted to discuss with Aponiya about relocating her and the nursing home together, but now it seems that there is no need to discuss it. However, what to do with Aponiya after the relocation has become a problem.

Although no one knew what god she believed in, a living god now appeared before her. No matter what her previous beliefs were, they had changed now.

He could feel the power of faith coming from Aponia.

If he left it alone, he could hardly guarantee that a loyal believer would do anything for God, but if he intervened, he didn't want to get along with Aponia as a god.

Tsk, what a hassle.

"Oh, forget it, Aponya. I came here to discuss the matter of the sanatorium with you."

"Please give me your orders."

......

Bai couldn't help but hold his forehead.

He knew it.

Chapter 68: Development that Almost Went astray

A small border town, the site of the Fourth Great Collapse.

The Fire Moth's men were quickly taking those who were still alive away from the battlefield.

Because the disaster was right in front of them, most people would follow the rescuers without saying a word when they saw them, except in a few places.

"No, I won't leave. I've seen God, and God will come to save me!"

"The Goddess is so beautiful and kind, she will definitely not leave us alone."

"If you don't leave now, you're going to die!"

Some soldiers spoke out angrily.

"No need to explain to them, our mission is to take away everyone who is still alive. They can find any damn gods they want after we get out."

"No, I don't want to leave!"

"You are disrespecting the gods!"

The soldier's words were obviously heard by the group, and protests broke out one after another.

Until one soldier couldn't stand the noise anymore and knocked someone unconscious, the noise around suddenly became much quieter.

"Aren't you here to save us? Why are you attacking us?"

"Which team are you from? I'm going to file a complaint against you."

The soldiers looked at each other, suddenly a grim smile appeared on their faces, and they walked towards the group with their fists clenched and creaking.

A few minutes later, the "corpses" were safely dragged to the rescue site.

In a village that has not been completely destroyed, a young man in a green robe stands on a rooftop, holding a homemade bomb in his hand.

A storm was raging in his village. The knowledge he had learned told him that there was usually a power source at the center of such a large storm. As long as the power source was stopped, the storm would naturally dissipate.

There was no one to help him, and the boy had the bomb tied to his body. He wanted to exchange his life for an opportunity.

Taking a deep breath, the boy tightened the bomb on his body and silently calculated the time when the storm would arrive.

3...2...1!

The young man leaped up to the top of the storm. The fierce wind cut through his body madly, and streaks of blood flowed out of his body.

The boy endured the pain and opened his eyes. He put one hand in front of his face to try to block other debris in the air, and used the other hand to try to activate the bomb on his body.

However, the moment he opened his eyes and looked towards the center of the storm, his pupils suddenly shrank and his whole body turned cold.

Nothing! Nothing! The power source doesn't exist!

The boy opened his eyes wide and looked around. Inside the entire storm, besides him, there were only some debris.

How could this be?

His body swayed in the wind, and he could faintly hear the sound of bones. The boy didn't know what to do.

Detonate the bomb? That would be useless except for adding some elements to the storm. Leave? How can I leave when I can't even keep my balance?

As if a kaleidoscope appeared before his eyes, the young man began to review his life.

But just as I started to recall the memory, I heard a loud shout from the side.

Then, before he could say anything, he heard a "whoosh" and a rope appeared in front of him. Without thinking too much, the boy grabbed the rope instantly, and then felt a strong force coming. His body began to fight against the storm and gradually stabilized.

At the other end of the rope, a fully armed figure was pulling on it tightly, with his feet resting on a rock, trying to pull the boy out.

But his figure was too thin after all, and he was unable to withstand the storm. The rope in his hand kept stretching outward, and it seemed that his body was about to be pulled in.

Suddenly, a hand pressed on the rope, and the figure felt a sense of relief, and his body fell backwards due to inertia.

With a gentle pull of his hand, the boy in the storm was brought in front of him.

The boy's body was supported by his hands, and his eyes were slightly dazed before he regained his sight.

At the same time, the figure lying on the ground stood up, looked at the two people standing there, and was about to say something, but his eyes were noticed by the storm just now.

"Disappeared?" A slightly immature female voice came out, attracting the boy's attention, but then the boy understood what the girl meant and turned around to look back.

The storm that nearly killed him just now was still nowhere to be seen.

Everything was as calm as before. If it weren't for the messy environment on the ground, it would be possible to say that nothing had happened.

Just as the two were silently pondering what had happened, Bai spoke, bringing them back to their senses.

"It's nothing serious. You should be able to walk normally. Stop staring blankly and go to shelter."

"who are you?"

"You saved me, thank you."

Completely different voices rang out, and the boy and girl looked at each other, their gazes focused on Bai.

"You're from Hen's team, right? You're the new recruit after the last Collapse. I've seen you before. You can call me Bai. Don't doubt my identity. The reason you haven't heard of me is because you don't have enough authority.

You have great talent, but your training time is too short. Next time you save someone, pay attention to your own safety first."

Bai glanced at the tightly wrapped girl, then turned his gaze to the boy.

"As for you..."

The boy immediately straightened his body.

"Yes, my name is Kosmo, please give me your orders."

No wonder Kosmo was so upright. It was because this conversation reminded him of the leaders he had met before. This was the instinctive respect from the lower to the higher.

"There's nothing to order. Just follow her to the shelter. This situation isn't one you can get involved in."

"But the storm has died down now, hasn't it? If it's just about saving people, I can still help."

"The storm is gone, but the culprit is still fine." Bai shook his head and looked into the distance.

"You're lucky you're not at the epicenter of the Honkai. The storm just now was just a casual release by the Herrscher that affected us. The energy consumed isn't necessarily any more than climbing the stairs.

But don't worry, professionals are already dealing with it, and it will probably be over today. Think carefully about how to live your life from now on."

Bai patted Kosmo's shoulder and turned to leave.

Kosmo stood there thinking about what Bai had said, his body as cold as if it had fallen into a layer of ice. It was not until the girl came to him and asked him to leave together that he came back to his senses in a trance.

Looking at the determined girl in front of him, Kosmo opened his mouth slightly and said in a dry tone, "Can you... tell me what's going on?"

......

At the center of the Great Collapse, Bai sat on the roof of a relatively intact building, watching the battle not far away, and thinking about what had just happened.

He had felt the outbreak of Honkai during his showdown with Padofelice, but he was thinking about the sanatorium and didn't come over.

After much persuasion, Aponiya finally agreed not to call him "God" in front of outsiders.

After that, he discussed the matter of the sanatorium with her and decided to move the sanatorium and the adopted children to the vicinity of the Fire Moth. After explaining the next arrangements and asking her to wait for a while, Bai hurried here.

Perhaps because of his interference, the Herrscher appeared earlier than he remembered. In order to prevent some things from deviating on a large scale, he came to take a look.

Fortunately, we arrived in time. If we had arrived a few minutes earlier, the two of them would have had to stay in the hospital for a while at the very least.

A few hours passed, and this great collapse was nearing its end.

As a pink arrow flashed by, the storm gradually dissipated.

Chapter 69 The Fairy Arrives at the Fantasy Paradise