An invincible journey starting from a different race

Hallelujah

There is no such truth!

The more Youdi thought about it, the more she felt something was wrong.

I let you hit me and ask me to give you money.

Then I would be kneeling down and begging for food...?

How can this work!

I am the Brave Lord of the Church! I am half-human, half-god! I am the most powerful being who can walk freely on this land!

So Youdi angrily said to Aesop: "You should be the one giving me the money!"

"Sure." Aesop didn't care about money at all and said straightforwardly, "How much do you want?"

"How much...hiss, I don't have any experience with this." Youdi tilted her head and thought for a moment, then said, "Give me as much as you, a nightmare demon."

"Okay." Aesop counted the gold coins in a bag and handed it to Youdi. "That's about it."

Yudi took it and felt the heaviness of the bag of gold coins. She was quite surprised: "There are so many?"

Then she opened the bag and looked at the golden coins inside, and her heart couldn't help but feel refreshed.

"I can actually make money this way, hehehe... huh?"

Youdi frowned, still feeling something was wrong. She looked at the purse in her hand again, then lowered her head to look at her body, and then she figured out what was going on.

"Fuck! If I take the money, I'll become a nightmare who sells my body!" Yuti slammed the purse to the ground. "I'm a brave hero of the church! How can I become a nightmare?"

Aesop scratched his head and said, "But this money is what you want. I asked you to pay me but you didn't want it. I gave you money but you didn't want it either. So what do you want?"

Whatever I want, whatever I want...I don't even know what I want!

Youdi was a little crazy. In her long life, she had experienced too many things. She originally thought that there would be nothing that she had never seen before, but what was happening now was indeed the case.

"Hey, Amat!" Yuti turned to look at Amat, and then asked, "In this situation, besides the financial relationship between the nightmare and the escort, is there any other possibility?"

Amat thought for a moment, then said uncertainly, "Newlywed wife?"

"...Then I'm still an escort." After a brief thought, Youdi turned around and glared at Aesop fiercely. "I don't want your money, you took your money, and now I'm paying you! So... I'm the one escorting you, not you escorting me. You are my nightmare. Do you understand?"

Aesop thought for a moment and asked, "Am I a nightmare?"

"That's right, you are the nightmare!"

"Okay then." Aesop extended his hand to Youdi, "Add more money."

Youdi's eyes widened, a look of disbelief written all over her face: "More money?!"

"Yes." Aesop nodded and said, "Generally speaking, when a nightmare encounters a guest they don't want to receive, they will ask for more money, hoping to persuade the other party to leave."

"What do you mean by that? Don't you want to receive me?"

Aesop nodded again: "Yes."

“…Why?”

Aesop looked at Youdi's youthful body and said slowly, "Because you don't have what I'm looking for."

"What is it that you are seeking?"

"Opie."

Yudi subconsciously lowered her head and glanced at herself.

It’s not that she doesn’t have breasts, it’s just that compared to the magnificent breasts of the nightmare, her small piece of land is a little barren.

but……

Youdi gnashed her teeth and made a "clattering sound": "You guy, you still despise me?!"

Because of her anger, the tremendous power hidden in her body also resonated with her, causing the entire food and wine pavilion to tremble slightly, as if it would collapse in the next second, which immediately scared the people in the store.

"Hey, hey, hey, Youdi." Amat said hurriedly, "Calm down, we're not here to fight!"

Yudi finally came to his senses, snorted coldly, and said, "If you want more money, just pay more. You're talking as if I can't afford it. Amat, give him the money quickly!"

Amat coughed twice: "Um, Youdi..."

"I told you, give him the money!" Youdi raised her head high. "It's better to hit him in the face and humiliate him!"

"Uh, but we don't have any money," Amat said awkwardly.

Yudi's eyes suddenly widened: "What did you say? No money?! How could we have no money?!"

"We really don't have any money." Amat said helplessly, "We don't need money. Our daily food, clothing, housing and transportation are all provided by the local church. We don't need money ourselves."

Hearing what Amat said, Youdi's expression suddenly became a little tense.

He had just finished saying those harsh words when he was slapped in the face.

Damn it! As a brave warrior of the church, a dignified demigod, I can’t even afford to pay for the nightmare!

Youdi was so angry that she wanted to kill everyone present.

Seeing this, Amat had no choice but to step forward himself. He said to Aesop, "Brother Aesop, this time we're not looking for you for a personal matter, but a request from the church. It's a public matter. We left in a hurry and didn't bring much money. So, how about this? I'll record this account first, and the church will repay you later."

After hearing what Amat said, Jer and Ganqiu looked at each other in confusion.

"Should I complain that these two people came out to look for the nightmare and actually had to buy on credit, or should I complain that this matter is actually the church's official business?" Gan Qiu asked in a low voice.

Jer also replied in a low voice: "Remember the first law of Dream Town."

"What law?"

"No matter how outrageous something is, as long as it has something to do with Aesop, it is understandable."

"Ah, now that you put it that way, it seems to be true." Gan Qiu showed an expression of sudden enlightenment, but soon became confused again, "But when did this law come into being? I've never heard of it before."

“I just summarized it.”

"I see."

Aesop didn't care about the church's credit because he didn't care about money. "Can you tell me why?"

Amat knew that Aesop was asking about the reason they came to him. In fact, this was an absolute secret of the church and should not be disclosed to ordinary people. But the problem was that Aesop was not an ordinary person. If they chose to conceal it, Aesop would most likely not help.

So he looked around, and then expelled all the idlers in the tavern, leaving only Aesop, Colim, Ganqiu and Jer.

"Okay, Mr. Aesop, I can tell you the reason, but please keep it a secret... and keep it secret from your friends. If the news gets out, we might not be able to do anything to you, but that might not be the case with your friends." Amat warned, then, fearing Aesop's anger, quickly added, "Of course, we won't let you keep the secret for nothing. We'll also give you the reward later."

Seeing Amat so serious, Jer and Ganqiu couldn't help but sit up straight and became a little nervous.

After all, in the hearts of these adventurers, the Church was as solid as a rock, as immovable as a mountain. They might have fun, or make noises, but they never joked about the Church, nor did they ever think anything would happen to them. After all, the goddess stood behind them.

But now, as the second-in-command of the church (the number one thug is Yuti), Amat was so serious that it gave them the feeling as if the sky was about to fall in the next second.

And then what Amat said next really made them feel like the sky was falling.

"The goddess has been desecrated!?" Jel shouted in surprise.

Amat immediately made a gesture to silence the crowd, and then said majestically, "Keep your voice down!"

Jer immediately looked around nervously, and only breathed a sigh of relief after confirming that no one had heard it. He then asked, "What on earth is going on?"

"We're not exactly sure about the specific reasons. We haven't even reached a conclusion on whether the goddess has been desecrated. We just have this possibility..." As Amat spoke, he felt something was amiss. "Angel, is it my imagination? You look very bad."

"Ah, ah..." Kelim subconsciously wiped the sweat from his forehead, and then forced a smile, "No, no, maybe it's too hot."

Do angels also feel heat?

At this moment, Yudi seemed to suddenly remember something. She turned to look at Kelim and asked, "So the angel couldn't contact the goddess either? Don't you know what happened to the goddess?"

"Of course I don't know." Kelimu shook his head repeatedly, "My angel ring is broken. I can't contact the heavens or the goddess at all. Hehehe, so this has nothing to do with me."

"...We didn't say it had anything to do with you." Yudi muttered, then looked at Aesop again. "In short, the first thing I need to find out is whether the goddess has been desecrated. But I don't have much experience in this area, so I need... ahem, I need your help. Do you understand or not?"

Aesop nodded: "I understand."

"As long as you understand." Youdi picked up the box and walked into the room. "Then hurry up and catch up. I don't have that much time. You'd better be quick."

So Aesop followed him, and the two of them entered the room together, leaving the people outside looking at each other in confusion.

"This is strange no matter how I look at it," Jer muttered. "By the way, Kelim, why is your face still so red?"

……ruin

As soon as she entered the room, Youdi regretted her decision.

Damn, he actually came in.

What should I do? What should I do next?

Should I lie down, lie down, or lie down?

No, no, no, I am a brave warrior of the church. I should remain calm no matter what I face.

Youdi, who was frantically preparing herself mentally, turned to look at Aesop and said in a pretentious tone, "Although I asked you to help me, there is something I must make clear."

"what?"

"You must know my identity!" Yudi said, "I'm not some random nightmare. I'm a brave warrior of the church, the most holy person in the world besides the angels. So no matter what you do, it should be in line with my identity... Do you understand?"

"understood."

"Well, I'm glad you understand." Yudi didn't know what Aesop had understood, but nodded calmly, "So what should you do next? Remember, it must be in line with my identity."

Aesop nodded, and then took out a mace from the box.

Before Youdi could react, he shouted in an extremely sacred tone: "Hallelujah."

Then he stabbed it into Youdi's body.

410, what can you use to empathize with me?!

After Aesop and Youdi went upstairs, the atmosphere downstairs became gradually weird.

Jer, Ganqiu, Kolim and Amat looked at each other, feeling a little... awkward.

Aesop and Youdi were doing their work upstairs, so what were the four of them doing downstairs?

Why does it feel so subtle?

The silence lasted for a while, and it was finally Klim who couldn't wait any longer. He turned to look at Amat: "Um, this, this gentleman?"

Amat immediately saluted flatteredly: "Angel, please just call me by my name - Amat."

"Okay, okay, Mr. Amat." Klim pointed upstairs. "Are you just going to wait here?"

"Yes." Amat nodded and said, "I was the one who suggested that Youdi come to see Mr. Aesop, so naturally I should be here to protect her."

It was he who suggested that Amat come to find Aesop...

But Lim suddenly had a sense of déjà vu again, feeling like he had seen this plot in a book before, usually a book about the green minotaur.

Bringing the woman closest to him to find another man, this made Kolim feel more and more that Amat was just like the victim in the book.

Once this idea came up, it inevitably began to grow wildly. Even though Kolim had been constantly reminding himself in his heart, "Kolim, Kolim, you are an angel, you can't think about this kind of plot all day long," his brain would not listen, and his expression became extremely uncomfortable.

"What's wrong with you?" Amat naturally noticed the change in Klim's expression and asked with some concern, "Are you feeling well?"

"No, nothing." Ke Lim waved his hand and said, "I'm just tired. I can go back and have a good sleep."

As he said that, he wanted to fly back to the room, but when he was halfway through, he suddenly remembered something and stopped abruptly.

Because his room is right next to Aesop's.

If Aesop made some noise, wouldn't it be embarrassing for him to hear it next door?

So after hesitating for a moment, he sat back down and continued to make eye contact with the others...and then it became even more awkward.

Then they heard Youdi's scream of "Ah" from upstairs.

Amat immediately stood up: "Ah, Yudi! What's wrong with you?"

As he said this, he was about to rush upstairs, but was held down by Jer and Ganqiu.

"Hey, hey, hey, it's okay, it's okay."

"This is just a normal sparring match."

Amat naturally didn't believe it: "How could a normal sparring session produce such a noise!?"