A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

White face, this guy is a real old acquaintance.

"You're pulling this sudden stunt again, aren't you bored?" Bray couldn't help but complain.

“I didn’t suddenly appear; I’ve been sitting here for an hour.”

Whiteface didn't lie to Bray; he waited for Lark on the street for an hour.

He genuinely hadn't expected that the lark would be out playing for an hour.

“I’m waiting for Lark,” he explained to Bray.

“…” Bray thought for a few seconds, trying to recall what a lark was.

Gradually, the outline of a strange bird appeared in his mind.

"It's that bird..."

“You really are a bird-walking enthusiast,” Bray sighed.

“Many times, it’s not me walking the bird, it’s the lark walking me,” White Face said quietly.

“It looks like it’s gotten worse again.” He didn’t continue talking about Lark, but instead shifted the topic to Bray.

Bray instinctively touched his right eye.

Has it worsened? If Bai Mian insists on saying that, she's not wrong.

As long as he uses the Heavenly Fox Tear, the Blood Fox that tries to erode him will inevitably appear.

Even though I can suppress it, who knows if there will be a day when I can't suppress it anymore?

Even now, without using the Heavenly Fox Tear, his right eye remains blood red.

You might think blood-red pupils are beautiful, but Bray tells you from personal experience that they are not beautiful at all.

These kinds of pupils will only make people think there's something wrong with you, and as for what that problem is, that's up to others to interpret.

"It's alright, at least it won't go on a rampage like that, hacking people out of control." Bray shrugged and sat down next to White Noodles.

"There are no lingering aftereffects of pain all over the body, so I feel like it's not a big problem," he said, moving his arm.

The greatest test for Bray in the Heavenly Fox Tears was his willpower.

But as things stand, it seems I haven't lost.

"Do you have a drink?" Bray asked casually.

"Here you go." Bai Mian casually tossed over a bottle of cold drink.

It's summer now, time to drink something cold.

“…” Bray stared blankly at the cold drink in his hand; he had just asked that casually.

This statement is similar to saying "I'll treat you to dinner another day."

"Didn't you just have something in your hand?" He noticed the blind spot and couldn't help but ask.

“That was just now,” White Face said.

"..." Bray glanced at the white face, but still obediently drank his cold drink.

"You didn't come to Huangdi just to walk your bird, did you?"

Every time the white-faced man appears, it seems to be to have a conversation with Bray.

This time, perhaps, will be no exception.

"You killed the Reincarnator," the pale-faced man said calmly.

He was stating the facts, not asking Bray anything.

“The Reincarnator, you mean Sarkardor, right?” Bray’s expression remained unchanged.

"I did kill him."

"really."

"Is something wrong?"

"It's nothing, I was just surprised you were faster than me," Bai Mian said, shaking his head.

That was fast indeed. Sark had only just made contact with the "Alliance of the Gods" and hadn't even started anything when he was killed.

It's likely that even Sack himself didn't expect things to turn out this way.

However, once a reincarnator dies, they will be reincarnated again.

For him, death was simply another beginning.

After reincarnation, no one knows when he will awaken the memories belonging to the reincarnated.

Even after awakening, those around him could not detect anything unusual.

Therefore, finding a reincarnated person in the vast sea of ​​people is actually a very difficult thing.

If a reincarnator insists on hiding their existence, no one can find them.

“I was originally planning to kill the Reincarnators too,” Whiteface told Bray, revealing his thoughts.

"Reincarnators are troublesome. If one hadn't fallen into depravity, everything would be fine."

"But the reincarnator of today has long since fallen and become lost in the cycle of reincarnation."

“That’s profound.” Bray shook his head in agreement.

He didn't really understand things like reincarnation.

“I just felt I should do it,” Bray sighed.

He had never felt such strong murderous intent towards anyone before.

But he felt that the reincarnated ones were the only ones he needed to erase.

“I killed you, the one who came before me in the cycle of reincarnation.”

"Is this why you said you're so busy?"

“There are others.”

"For example?"

"Silver seed".

People came and went on the street, and many people had passed by the two of them.

However, no one paid any attention to their previous conversation.

Most of the time, people just think the two of them are crazy.

Children, on the other hand, are more interested in their conversations.

"Big brother, what story are you telling?" a boy asked curiously.

Bray glanced at the white-faced man, as if asking him what to say.

"Don't look at me, I'm blind, I don't know what you're looking at." White Face didn't even turn his head, shutting him down with those words.

"..."

Bray looked at the child helplessly, then took out a copper coin.

"We're talking about saving the world. Here's some money to buy cotton candy. Don't ask any more questions."

"Ask me and I'll tell you a shocking secret," Bray said expressionlessly.

The little boy made a surprised expression, then immediately fell silent.

After the other party ran away, Bray sat down again.

“I lost money,” Bray said.

"I saw it."

"..." The two people, who were not good at talking, remained silent for several minutes.

"Do you think there are two people in this world who look very alike?" Bray asked abruptly.

"Of course," Bai Mian replied immediately.

Of course, there are people in the world who look alike.

Even identical ones may exist.

The two remained silent for a long time once again.

“It seems you’ve seen it.” This time, it was Bai Mian who spoke first.

To onlookers, their conversation sounded like a riddle.

“Insight,” Bray said, pointing to his eyes.

The swordsman, clad in white armor, seemed to be lost in thought.

There were some things that Whiteface always felt Bray didn't need to know so early on.

However, sometimes even if he doesn't tell the other person, it doesn't mean the other person has no way of finding out.

“I am you, but you are not me,” Bai Mian said, uttering a very confusing statement.

Bray was also a little confused, but he still understood the meaning behind the words to some extent.

“You don’t seem surprised.”

"After all, I saw your face beforehand." Although Bray couldn't see Bai Mian's true face with his naked eye, he could see it with his mind.

On one occasion, he tried to use his mind's eye to observe the mysterious figure, Bai Mian.

Then he discovered that the other person looked almost exactly like him, only much older.

"In a way, I am you who came back from the future."

“However, strictly speaking, it isn’t.” Bai Mian paused for a moment before adding.

He planned to wait until Bray was strong enough before saying it.

But now that he'd been discovered, he didn't care anymore.

Moreover, Bray is worth looking forward to at this point.

"What you're saying is hard to understand. Will I be like this when I get old?" Bray was a little worried that he would be like this when he got old.

It would be truly terrifying if I were to speak in such mysterious and enigmatic ways when I got old.

“Perhaps, but as I said, you are not me, you might be different,” Whiteface said to Bray.

Sure enough, Bray still didn't understand what White Face was saying.

"Is the future not going well?" Bray tried to ask.

If the future is bright, he doesn't think he would choose to go back to the past.

“The end of the world,” Whiteface simply uttered.

"It doesn't seem to surprise me that much." For some reason, Bray wasn't surprised at all after hearing this answer.

It seems that only this kind of ending is worth going back to the past.

"I came back only to prevent this world from being destroyed."

"That's really ambitious." Bray thought it was rare to see himself so ambitious, because he was usually quite listless.

"I also think that these kinds of words are not suitable for us to say."

“But ultimately, someone has to say it,” White Face said.

"So what do I need to do?" Bray asked quietly after throwing his finished cold drink into the trash can.

He didn't ask many other questions, but got straight to the point.

Helping yourself, what's there to hesitate about? Bray agreed to work with Whiteface to stop the collapse of the World Wall.

The reason is quite simple: since "oneself" says they want to change the future, it's only natural for them to agree.

You asked what to do if Whiteface deceived Bray and he wasn't actually someone who came from the future.

I don't know. Bray didn't think that way. He only knew that it was pointless for Bai Mian to tell such a lie.

In conclusion, Bray still sided with Whiteface.