An invincible journey starting from a different race

"Say anything!" Kolim said, "Just don't let them stay here any longer! Who knows how long they'll be stuck here? At least comfort them!"

"Comfort?" Aesop pondered for a moment, then walked forward and said to Stank and Bruce, "If nothing else, the stomping you guys just now was quite beautiful..."

Before he could finish his words, Kelimu rushed to Aesop's back and covered his mouth tightly.

"I beg you, just shut up." Desperation was written on Kelim's face, "I shouldn't have any hope for you, bastard! You don't want to open any pot!"

After Stank finished his last cigarette, he subconsciously reached into his pocket to take out another one, but the one he had just taken was his last one, so he subconsciously turned his head and looked at Bruce, stretching out his hand to ask for it.

Bruce doesn't like smoking, but he always carries cigarettes with him, so Stank always asks him for more after he finishes his.

But this time, when Stank's hand was halfway extended, he suddenly froze, because the previous experience unconsciously emerged in his mind again.

Then he silently put his hand down, lowered his head, found a cigarette butt that he had not yet finished smoking in the snow, and put it back into his mouth.

At the same time, I shed tears silently.

After all... there's no going back.

"No, why are you crying!" But Lim caught a glimpse of Stank who was crying, and suddenly he broke down a little... Oh no, broke down a lot. Just when he was trying to comfort Stank in a hurry, Bruce's muffled voice sounded from the other side.

"No, I'm not crying. I just got sand in my eyes."

"Oh my goodness, you're crying too! And there's no sand here!"

Klim, who was about to fly towards Stank, had to stop again, not knowing who to comfort at this time.

At this time, Aesop stood up again and said to the two of them, "I kind of understand how you feel at the moment."

Kelim once again cast his hopeful gaze towards Aesop: "Aesop, have you finally figured out a solution?"

Aesop nodded and said, "You must be feeling uncomfortable because you've been seen naked, right? It doesn't matter. I'll let you see mine too, and then there won't be any problem."

He was about to start the action, but was kicked away by Klim halfway through: "What the hell did you understand, bastard! Don't do such weird things in a place like this! Where did you come from, pervert!"

Upon hearing the words "strange things" and "perverted", Stank and Bruce's bodies trembled, and then their expressions became even more lonely and gloomy.

“Ahhhhh what should I do!” Kelim held his head in his hands, really going crazy. “Goddess, please teach me quickly, what should I do in this situation!”

Aesop climbed up from the snow, brushed the snow off his butt, and then said, "Their current behavior is very normal. After all, they were cursed for such a long time before, so their emotions must have been affected. According to records, many people who escaped from the Snow Woman were not in a good mental state, and some even lived half-crazy for most of their lives."

"So there's a reason for this," said Kolim. "But we can't just watch them go crazy for half their lives!"

"No, I just took the initiative to remove the curse on them." Aesop said, "So the negative emotions in them won't last long."

"Really?" Klim turned to look at Stank and Bruce and whispered, "But it seems like they're more than just being affected and controlled by negative emotions. I feel like they really can't stand this experience."

Aesop thought for a moment and said, "In that case, let's delete this memory."

The moment Aesop finished speaking, Stank and Bruce both raised their heads and stared at Aesop in a daze.

"Can this memory still be deleted?" Stank stood up subconsciously.

"Yes!" Bruce was also anxious, "Can it really be deleted?"

If I delete it, everything will go back to the way it was before!

"Yes, I can." Aesop nodded, and then said, "I know a lot of magic, but I'm not particularly proficient in it. If I want to delete it, I need your cooperation."

Although Stank and Bruce subconsciously wanted to say "Cooperate, we will definitely cooperate, why not?" after learning that Aesop could erase memories, they could not resist Aesop's brilliant resumes and their sanity which had not been completely lost. This made them a little alert after Aesop's reminder.

"Cooperate, how do you want us to cooperate?" Stank asked.

"Will there be... any sequelae?" Bruce asked cautiously. "What you mean by erasing our memories isn't just turning us into idiots, so we won't have any memories of them, right?"

Aesop replied: "It can remain unchanged."

"Oh, you don't have to change... Holy shit, do you really want to turn us into idiots?!"

"No, no." Aesop waved his hand and explained, "Memory erasure is a relatively advanced magic. Although I'm not very proficient in it, at least I've mastered it. It will definitely not leave any sequelae. But because I'm not proficient enough, I can't accurately find the memory that needs to be erased in your brain. Advanced magicians, such as my teacher, can do it easily, but I need to enter your brain."

"Enter...our brains?" Stank became alert instantly. "You're not going to enter in your physical body, are you?"

"Of course not," Aesop replied, "All I need to do is let my consciousness enter, find this memory in your sea of memories, and then delete it directly."

So that's just how it is.

Stank and Bruce suddenly realized.

"What are you waiting for? Let's get started!" Stank said anxiously.

"Yeah, let's get started!" Bruce was also very anxious, "First, mine!"

"Why should I put yours first?!" Stank was very unhappy. "I said it first, put mine first!"

"Why were you the first to say that? Stank, I'm warning you not to go too far!" Bruce said anxiously, "If you keep going like this, we really can't be brothers anymore!"

"You are the one who goes too far! Whoever said he would advance me first will be the first to advance me!" Stank became even more anxious, "Aesop knew me first, and he was the first to understand me emotionally and rationally! Don't hesitate, Aesop. , come in quickly!"

"You bastard, Stank! I think you really don't know what's good for you!"

"Who is so ungrateful?"

The two men's anger was reignited, and they were almost at the point of fighting (this time with real swords), but Lim couldn't stand it anymore and quickly flew over to mediate: "Stop arguing, what's the point of arguing about this? Come on, one by one, it won't take long!"

Before Kelim could finish his words, Aesop shook his head and said, "No, it will still take some time. As I said just now, I can't accurately locate the memory you need to delete. I can only sneak into your brain and browse through all your memories to find it."

"See? The order of precedence is crucial!" Stank raised his fist at Bruce. "Don't delay Aesop's search through my memories, you bastard... huh?"

Just as the fist was about to fall, Stank was suddenly stunned and turned to look at Aesop.

"You just said... in order to delete that memory, you need to browse all my memories?"

Aesop nodded: "Yeah, what's wrong?"

"All of it? Is it true... all of it?" Stank's mouth twitched slightly. "Is it true, really, all of it?"

"Yes," Aesop said, "I can see anything you can remember now, even if you can't remember it for the time being."

Stank's expression suddenly changed like a rainbow.

It was obvious that a fierce struggle was going on deep within him.

After a while, he put down his fist, took a step back, and said to Bruce, "Then you go first."

What he didn't expect was that Bruce also took a step back and said to him, "No, no, no, you go first."

"Hey, you go first. Don't you really want to delete that memory?"

"I'm actually fine. I have a very broad mind. It doesn't matter whether I delete those memories or not." Bruce rubbed his stiff face and forced a smile. "If you want to delete them, then go ahead."

"No, no, no, you go first. We are brothers, why are you being so polite to me?"

"Yes, we are brothers, why are you being so polite to me?"

Seeing that their attitudes had suddenly changed 180 degrees, Lim was still a little confused: "Why did you suddenly stop arguing?"

"What's there to argue about? We are brothers. Isn't it normal for brothers to be humble to each other?" said Stank.

"Yeah." Bruce nodded in agreement, "Isn't it normal for brothers to play brotherly games?"

This sentence stunned everyone, including Bruce himself.

So Stank and Bruce looked at each other, and then smiled with relief at the same time.

"Yeah, what's wrong with brothers playing bros? It's not a big deal."

"Yeah, when we were little, we all peed against the wall together. This kind of thing is really normal."

Stank and Brutz immediately put their arms around each other's shoulders, and within a few conversations they had reconciled and continued to call themselves brothers.

Kelim was truly stunned. He murmured to Aesop beside him, "What I experienced today was too weird. No matter what you say next, I won't be surprised, because my worldview has been reshaped."

"Really?" Aesop asked.

"Yes." Kelim looked like he had completely looked away, spread his hands and said, "Can you say anything else that would surprise me?"

"Oh." Aesop nodded, and then said, "I don't know how to memorize magic at all."

Klim: “…Huh?”

Why is this thing 254 a bit soft?

What is men's friendship?

It's the kind of thing where no matter what happens or what misunderstandings arise, it can be resolved with just a handshake or a pat on the shoulder.

This is what happened with Stank and Brutz, even though they didn't shake hands, but somewhere else. But what can you say? They've already shaken, so what else can you do? No one's at a disadvantage, so let it go.

After all, compared to having Aesop enter your brain and browse through all your memories, other things are really insignificant.

So, the four of them rested for a while, adjusted their physical strength and mentality, and then continued on their way.

Because Aesop clearly felt that their final destination was no longer out of reach.

"So, everyone seduced by the Snow Woman will become like us?" Perhaps to prove he'd moved on, Stank mentioned his experience with Bruce to Aesop. "Completely lose consciousness, or perhaps their perceptions are distorted?"

Aesop nodded and said, "That should be the case. After all, this person from the snowfield is very likely to have lost his consciousness, so it is even more impossible for him to treat us differently."

"...Honestly, this is a bit terrifying." Bruce sighed and said, "This kind of cognition-altering method is the first time I've experienced it. I don't know how you got through the volcano, but after this experience in the snowfield, if you go looking for mythical creatures again, I will definitely not follow you. I don't want to get lost for no reason and then spend the rest of my life licking a stone because I think it's beautiful. Uh... I hope you understand what I mean. Don't laugh at me."

No one laughed at Bruce, because they knew that Bruce was worst at dealing with enemies and events that could not be solved with fists.

"I really don't understand," Bruce said. "I came here to have fun and experience the snowy scenery, but how did I get dragged into this weird situation?"

Stank patted Bruce's shoulder again and said, "It will be fine once you get used to it. This isn't the first time I've encountered this kind of thing."

"Then why is this?"

"Yeah, why is that?"

The two of them were asking why this was happening, but in fact they had already turned their attention to Aesop who was standing beside them.

Although they also knew that many things could not be blamed on Aesop.

But, what can I say?

Ever since I met Aesop, my health has been getting worse day by day... Oh no, my luck has been getting worse day by day, and I always encounter all kinds of weird and bad things.

But Lim also understood what Stank and Bruce were saying and quickly stepped in to smooth things over. "Hey, no matter what, this is a very special experience. Seeing a mythical creature? You know, most people have never even heard of one, let alone seen one. At least we... well, we've broadened our horizons."

Stank glanced at Klim and said, "Klim, you don't have to say this specifically. We're just complaining, just chatting."

"Uh, okay." Kelimu scratched his head. "I just think that at a time like this, it's better not to say anything that's detrimental to unity. It's easy to affect other people's mentality."

Bruce's mouth twitched slightly, and then he pointed at Aesop, whose expression remained unchanged, and asked, "Do you think he will be affected by us?"

"...It seems so."

At this time, Aesop finally realized what was going on and asked in surprise, "Ah, were you talking about me just now?"

Everyone: "..."

Damn, it’s really good to be thick-skinned.

"It's not that I wasn't listening to you," Aesop corrected. "I was just thinking."

"Thinking about something?" Stank asked unhappily, "What weird things are you thinking about?"

"It's not that weird, is it?" Aesop said. "I was just wondering where all those people who were lured away went. If they were dead, there should be corpses, right?"

When the topic of death was suddenly brought up, everyone immediately became serious. After all, when it came to death, they couldn't just laugh it off.

"What do you think?" Stank asked.

Aesop nodded, and then said, "The first exploration team arrived here half a year ago. Their food certainly wouldn't last this long. And they're not like the Snow Girls, who can't survive in such an extreme environment for a long time. So I always thought they must be dead, but no bodies have been found."

"This place is so big, and we don't know how long they've been dead. How can it be that easy to find the body?" Stank turned and looked at Bruce. "Bruce, you have a keen sense of smell. Can you smell the stench of a corpse?"

"No matter how sharp my sense of smell is, it can't work in a place like this." Bruce rubbed his nose and yelled, "It's too cold here. My nose hurts every time I breathe in, but I definitely don't smell any corpse stench."

As an angel, Kelim naturally couldn't stand to see such a thing. He immediately clasped his hands together, closed his eyes, and prayed to the goddess: "Goddess, please bless those innocent people. I hope they can survive and not suffer... Ouch."

Before he could finish his prayer, Kelim crashed into a rigid object because he was flying with his eyes closed and couldn't see the road ahead clearly.

He felt his head being poked hard, and the pain was so severe that he fell directly from the air.

"what is this!"

Kelim covered his forehead and opened his eyes to see what he had bumped into.

After reading it, he suddenly screamed "Ah".

This scared the people on the other side, because they had come to a fork in the road and were wondering which way to go, so they didn't notice that Lim was flying forward alone.

"What's wrong? Klim!" Stank trotted over and saw a large bump on Klim's forehead. He was immediately surprised and asked, "What happened to your head? Did you hit something?"