An invincible journey starting from a different race

The tall demon smiled.

Gan Qiu also wanted to choose a tall person, but he was unable to do so. After struggling for a long time, he just chose the one whose body shape was not much different from his own.

Just as Jair and Aesop were about to start choosing, the blue-skinned demon asked again, "Well... before that, I need to confirm something with everyone."

Several people turned to look at her.

"You haven't signed a contract with other demons, have you?" the blue-skinned demon asked. "Or, before coming here, have you ever had a Tata fight with other nightmares?"

"Why do you ask?"

"Because we demons are a race that values contracts very highly. You could even say that contracts are our XP," the blue-skinned demon said seriously. "We will abide by our own contracts and will not infringe upon others... To be more precise, we will not break contracts with our own kind."

"……so what?"

"Let me give you an example," the blue-skinned demon said. "For us, marriage is a very serious contract. For example, if one of you has a relationship with a demon, even getting married, and you promise to be responsible for her, to love her forever, and not touch other women, then we will also abide by this contract and not have a relationship with such a man."

It turned out to be the case.

Everyone understood.

However, no one here should have had any experience with demons.

Everyone looked at Jer first. Seeing Jer also shook his head and said that he didn't have it, Stank said to the blue-skinned demon: "I don't think any of us have it..."

But before Stank could finish his words, Aesop suddenly raised his hand and interrupted him: "If it is Tata who is having the experience, then I did have one with a demon."

Everyone was slightly stunned, and then the blue-skinned demon said softly, "Oh!" Then he turned to look at Aesop, looked him up and down, and asked, "Who is it? Let me see if it's someone I know."

"It seems to be called Death Abyss." Aesop tilted his head, recalling Death Abyss's identity, and said uncertainly, "Should it be your Demon King?"

The blue-skinned demon's expression suddenly changed: "Then you..."

"Don't worry." Aesop raised his hand to stop her from saying anything, and then said very seriously, "Although I have experienced it before, but..."

"I'm not responsible."

Four, five, three, hurry up, hurry up

When Aesop said the words "I'm not responsible", everyone present fell silent.

After all, what Aesop said was so righteous and so confident that it made everyone feel that what he said seemed to make sense... Hiss, if you think about it carefully, it does seem to make sense.

After all, there was no contract or responsibility between him and Death Abyss.

But hearing Aesop say it like this still feels very awkward, and makes people want to say the word "scumbag".

"Uh, so you haven't made a contract with our Demon Lord?" The blue-skinned demon was a little uncomfortable with Aesop's self-righteousness. "Is it just superficial pleasure? Ahem, if that's the case, then it doesn't matter. Uh, it doesn't seem to be completely unrelated."

The blue-skinned demon tilted his head, looking very distressed.

"What's there to be entangled about?" Stank was a little confused. "Since Aesop and your Demon King don't have any substantive contract, shouldn't we just follow the normal process?"

"No, no, no, that's not the case." The blue-skinned demon shook his finger and said, "Even if he doesn't have a normal contractual relationship with our Demon King, at least... there is a relationship. We demons have always had a strict hierarchy, and what matters is matching."

"What does matching... mean?"

"Lord Death Abyss's dignity is supreme, and those related to him possess equal status. However, none of us here can match his status." The blue-skinned demon spread his hands and said, "So, in order to match this gentleman, this is the only way... Here, the nightmare demon that was just called by the other gentlemen comes out, and as for the rest of the demons..."

She paused, then looked at Aesop again, her eyes sparkling.

"Other demons, come with me!"

Everyone: "?"

……

There is no explicit question mark in the book, but Aesop, who read the book, felt the same as the character in the book.

That is a big question mark.

The demon clan pays attention to class status and values contracts, and he knows all of this as a sheriff.

But knowing is not the same as understanding, and he has not yet been able to directly substitute that superficial knowledge into his imagination in this regard.

Anyway, after reading this chapter, Aesop's mind was filled with a huge question mark. In fact, when the Aesop in the book said to the demons, "I'm not responsible," the Aesop outside the book was already deeply shocked. He didn't know why such... well, shameless people existed in this world!

People like this should be taken to the Public Security Bureau for purification surgery!

But this guy is no longer around, so it doesn't matter whether I do it or not.

As for what comes next…

Aesop continued to read.

The following content records in detail the scene in the book where Aesop challenges all the demons, and the description is very vivid.

But if it's just text, it doesn't matter.

What’s even scarier is that it even comes with illustrations!

Moreover, the illustrations were vivid and lifelike, depicting almost every demon. When Aesop's eyes swept over them, the demons in the paintings were still smiling charmingly at him.

At that moment, Aesop felt that his sanity was affected.

It was as if something was burning in my heart little by little.

Although his mind was telling him that he couldn't read on any further, he really couldn't read on any further.

But at the same time, there seemed to be another voice whispering in his ear.

"keep going."

"Hurry up."

"Turn the page."

"I'm gonna fucking burn!"

It was as if the demons recorded in the book had traveled through time and space and came to his side again, gently caressing him with their soft hands...

There was a "click" sound.

Aesop closed the book decisively.

At this moment, he felt his back was soaked with cold sweat.

He subconsciously glanced at the clock on the table, which showed that it was almost twelve o'clock.

I actually... stared at this book for nearly two hours without realizing it!?

Aesop felt a sense of absurdity and fear.

Is this the horror of this evil book?

Although there was clearly no magic power, Aesop did not feel that he was affected by any strange power. It was as if he was just reading an ordinary book with nothing special about it.

But it was this book, a book without any magic, relying solely on its content, that made Aesop immersed in it and unable to extricate himself, and he read it for two hours at a time.

At the same time, he also felt the changes in himself, which were exactly the same as those described in the previous warning.

For example, I couldn't help but want to continue reading, for example, my heart was still restless, for example, in a certain part of myself, a part that should have been quiet, there seemed to be a seed that was eager to break out of the ground at this moment, so much so that even the wet towel prepared by Aesop could not suppress it.

There was no other way, so Aesop could only put the book aside, and then, as he had been warned, he ran to the bathroom and took a cold shower.

Only after he finished showering and returned to his room did he feel himself calm down a little.

Then he reopened the seal on "Aesop's Fables" and placed it directly in the corner, pressing it with several thick volumes of "Sheriff's Code".

Finally, he went back to bed and lay down.

Looking at the ceiling above his head, he felt that he could finally calm down and relax.

Now, all I have to do is not think about anything, close my eyes and go to sleep immediately, and sleep until I wake up the next morning.

That's right, that's it.

So Aesop closed his eyes.

A minute passed.

Five minutes passed.

Ten minutes passed.

Half an hour passed.

Aesop suddenly opened his eyes.

Can't sleep, can't sleep at all.

This was even different from his previous insomnia. This time, the reason he couldn't sleep was that as soon as he closed his eyes, the images of the demons in the book appeared involuntarily in his mind, as if they were all smiling at him, yelling at him, "Hurry up", "Keep going", "Your body can still take it".

These sounds made his breathing become heavier and heavier. He even sat up subconsciously and looked at the book at the bottom again.

Pick it up, pick it up quickly!

Keep reading, you can do it!

Aesop felt that he could no longer bear it.

But just then, the phone suddenly rang.

He grabbed it as if it were a lifeline. As soon as the call was connected, he heard his subordinate say, "Boss, we've found the gathering place of those yellow elements!"

……

PS: Another chapter has been removed, and it was removed in the early hours of Saturday morning... I don't want to say anything more. After the volume change, the performance of this book has been cut in half and it's unbearable to read. It's really hard to deal with such things happening all the time.

I'm thinking about not writing any further. Since this book doesn't have any main plot, I might as well finish it this month. What do you think?

454 is so good, I gradually remember everything

When Aesop arrived at the scene, the police had surrounded a suburban factory.

After seeing Aesop, his men immediately trotted over and said to Aesop, "Report, all the yellow elements that escaped earlier are now hiding in this factory."

Aesop nodded slightly, then asked, "How did you find them?"

"Because they suddenly took large-scale action tonight."

"Take action?" Aesop asked. "What action?"

The subordinate said seriously, "They printed countless pornographic pictures and distributed them everywhere, even signing their name. Look, it's called the Glass Shrine..."

Glass Shrine?

What is this ghost?

Aesop took the pornographic pictures from his subordinates with some doubts. After just a quick glance, the reactions he had when he read "Aesop's Fables" came back to his mind.

There’s no way, these pictures are really too exciting... Oh no, they’re too illegal!

They're actually distributing this kind of picture on the street. These guys really should be taken away for sterilization! Even sterilization once is not enough, they need to be sterilized at least two or three times!

But what puzzled Aesop the most was why these pornographic elements suddenly became so active? Ever since the ban on pornography was officially issued, hadn't they been timid, fearing discovery? After all, legally speaking, anyone who hadn't undergone the decontamination procedure could be considered a fugitive.

But tonight, they suddenly took action, and as if they were afraid of being discovered, they thoughtfully left their address for the sheriffs to find.

But soon, Aesop knew the reason.

Because all these pornographic pictures have the same words written on them.

"Hurry up and find your true self"!

Find your true self?

Is this what those yellow elements want to say to ordinary people who have undergone the cleansing surgery? Are they trying to help everyone regain the "self" before the cleansing surgery, the ignorant and ignorant self whose mind was dominated by desire?

It's really ridiculous. Everyone has moved forward, but these people are still stuck in the past. Not only that, they even want those who have moved forward to go back to the past with them.

Aesop absolutely could not accept this.

But it can also be seen from this sentence that they are not just trying to protect themselves now, but want to change the world.

From this perspective, these yellow elements have become even more dangerous, and ordinary purification operations are no longer applicable to them.

Just as Aesop was thinking, a weak voice came from his subordinate beside him: "Hey, boss, why are you still looking at it? Are you also affected by these pornographic pictures?"

Aesop finally came to his senses. When he was thinking about a solution, his eyes had never left the picture in his hand.

It's really strange. There is obviously a lot of content in this picture, but his eyes can't leave the most prominent part. It seems that part has some kind of gravity that firmly captures his eyes.

But of course he wouldn't admit it: "I was just thinking. Since you've already determined the location and surrounded them, why don't you just rush in and arrest them?"