The girl with white hair and red eyes is serious about revenge

"No matter what, we should speed up."

Carly said as she waved her hand, and the little bird pointed out a path directly leading to the Tower of Babel.

"It's a long shot, but maybe we can stop Ivar at the base of the tower. That way, it will save us a lot of trouble."

"Ah... I still don't quite understand after listening for a long time, but... let's go," Pesce said, glancing at Perlis, "Little Princess, are you okay?"

"I am fine."

Perlis moved her joints gently. What surprised her was that although she was hit so hard by Kamikaz before, she didn't feel weak at all now.

As for why, Perlis didn't want to pursue it. The important thing at the moment was still to find Ivar.

"let's go."

As Perlis spoke, she took the first step and walked towards the forest.

However, she suddenly seemed to have thought of something and patted her chest.

It's plain, nothing.

"wait wait wait!"

Perlis searched her chest for a long time before she realized that -

"My dog ​​tags are gone!"

......

7) In the Name of Original Sin (Part 2)

"It shouldn't be far away."

The stream rushed past him, and Kemp kept looking around to prevent any enemies from suddenly appearing.

Honestly, it doesn't feel too far away. Kemp thought so in his heart, but his vigilance increased.

Before they knew it, the towering Tower of Babel had appeared in front of the group - as they got closer to the base of the tower, the trees became lower and lower and could no longer block their view.

But that is not their destination, they must find the escape pod before the energy storm comes and leave the Misty Forest.

"..."

The three of them were silent all the way, and no one wanted to talk. Kemp didn't want to start a conversation, the longer he stayed in the competition, the more he felt that something was wrong with the two people around him: Yu didn't say a word, his body was always trembling slightly, and Jessica kept looking at the ground, hugging her arms slightly.

"Jessica?" Kemp looked at the beads of sweat on Jessica's forehead and asked with concern, "Are you okay?"

"Eh? No... nothing."

Jessica was obviously a little panicked, but she decisively denied that anything was wrong with her.

"I'm... a little tired."

"We'll be there soon," Kemp made countless promises that he himself was not sure of. "Once we get out of the forest, we can reach Wezel."

"Well..." Jessica smiled gently, "We...will definitely..."

Seeing Jessica smile, Kemp turned his head and continued to look at the towering Tower of Babel.

He knew something was happening: something was not right with either Yu or Jessica.

But he suppressed his desire to explore further; now was not the time.

What we need to focus on right now is escaping from the forest.

"Crash-"

The sound of the stream flowed by his ears. Kemp gently clenched the pistol placed inside his clothes, his eyes determined.

He was the one who brought these two people into this competition, so he needs to take responsibility.

......

"What happened? Where did you go...?"

Polys frantically patted her body, but couldn't find her dog tag.

She ran to every place she had been before and searched, whether it was the tree roots she had leaned against or the fallen leaves in the center of the woods.

But no matter what, even if she turned the clearing in the forest upside down, she couldn't find the little thing flashing blue light.

How could it be gone? No one could have taken my dog ​​tag away.

Oh yeah, could it be...

Perlis recalled the face of Prince Aloi. He was the only one she had come into close contact with for such a long time.

And his body is not here, which means he should not be dead.

He must have done it, but how did he do it? Perlis had no idea.

Damn venomous snake..

"Well..."

Perlis gently covered her forehead, thoughts churning in her mind.

The dog tags were gone, and there couldn't be any supply depots in the Weird Forest, which meant that there was only one way left to get new dog tags.

Loot other people's dog tags.

How could it become like this?

"..."

Pearlis raised her head helplessly and looked at Pace and Carly. In an instant, she suddenly realized that she had really made a big mistake.

How should I explain this to them? Everything was going smoothly...

If I hadn't been so angry, things wouldn't have gone as planned...

And now, with the energy storm about to hit, she had lost her dog tags.

What should I do?

"......"

Seeing the look in Perlis's eyes, Carly said nothing. She walked slowly towards Perlis with no expression on her face.

"Ka..Kali..."

Perlis looked at Carly who was approaching, at a loss. She froze in place like a child who had done something wrong.

What should I do...I'm going to be scolded.

Pearlis closed her eyes, waiting for Carly to hit her hard on the head or something.

But to her surprise, before the imagined blow came, she was greeted with a hug -

"Eh?"

Pearlis opened her eyes and found Carly hugging her and patting her back gently.

Only then did she come to her senses and found that her forehead was covered with sweat, obviously caused by her previous panic.

"Okay, dear, don't worry, we will find a way."

Carly spoke softly, her voice as gentle as water, as if she was comforting a child who had done something wrong, causing Perlis to tremble slightly.

Is it always so perfect? ​​Every time Perlis suddenly felt at a loss, Carly could always sense it so clearly.

When Carly hugged her, Perlis suddenly felt a sore nose and her voice became very low:

"But...but, I don't want to..."

Don't want to kill anyone? Perlis's eyes widened slightly, and then she suddenly realized how hypocritical she was.

She still remembered how coldly she had educated Pace on the Wanren Mountain, saying that "position determines everything."

And now, in this competition where everyone is an enemy, she is so kind-hearted?

If you really don't care, then why did you try to save the boy who was almost killed by Itrisina?

"Well..."

Pearlis clenched her fists tightly. She suddenly realized that there seemed to be only one choice.

She had to take away the other person's badge, even if the price of doing so was that person's death in the Weird Mist Forest.

"......call.."

Perlis tried hard to calm herself down and locked everything into the little black box in her heart.

She broke away from Carly's arms, her blood-red eyes slightly obscured by a layer of mist.

"Carly, can you search for nearby contestants?"

"I can," Carly instantly knew what Perlis wanted to do, nodded, and waved the ring in her hand, "Pace, how fast can the Factor Energy Hook Claw move in the jungle?"

"Very fast," Pace said, flicking his wrist and the grappling hook appeared. "What can I do for you?"

"Hold me and move with me, so the little birds can search faster."

"Okay, I understand," Pace nodded quickly, and then as if realizing something, he was startled, "Wait...Wait! Miss Carly, what did you say?"

"I said, hold me and move with me," Carly glanced at Pace with disdain, "Do you disdain me?"

"That...that won't happen..." Pace stuck out his tongue.

"That's confirmed," Carly said decisively, turning to look at Perlis, "Little White Flower, listen, there are still 20 minutes before the energy storm arrives. As long as we find the target quickly, everything will be in time, understand?"

"Ah."

Perlis' voice was extremely indifferent, without any unnecessary emotion.

She must work hard to eliminate all external factors that may affect her, so as to firmly lock on to the next goal.

"let's go."

......

7) In the Name of Original Sin (Part 3)

No one can pass.

In the deep darkness, the murmured voice continued to float in his ears, driving every nerve of Ivar.

How long had he been dominated by that whisper? Ivar had forgotten.

He was just confused and forced to walk on the path that should have been decided by himself.

After all, he had given everything just to have her back.

"..."

One knife, one knife, and another knife.

The red factor could attach itself to the pitch-black scimitar and long sword, cutting through the wriggling pieces of flesh.

Black liquid spurted out and Ivar couldn't see what it was.

All he could hear was the whispered instructions that continued to tell him:

No one can pass.

Before she looks beyond the stars, no one can stop her.

"Rustling, rustling..."

The dark god of death glided almost close to the forest floor. He blended into the jungle and made almost no sound.

In this small garden filled with rotten leaves, he is a [Scavenger], clearing out everything that may threaten the Tower of Babel itself.

Was this his will? He had forgotten it.

He had already been divided into countless equal parts: some madness, some sadness, some joy, and some compassion.

He didn't know which one was himself, or rather, none of them were him.

He is Ivar Sekopas, the man who pulled the trigger on his temple on a rainy night.

"Bam—"

"Dang——dang——"