Becoming a God by Raising a Witch

The butterfly wraps the monster, and the two are devouring and merging with each other.

Locke felt a numbness in his scalp. He had never felt so sick. His stomach juices were tumbling, and he witnessed what true madness was.

In the end, Angela and Dimo ​​completely merged.

Angela's head grew out of the belly of the huge monster tree Dimo.

Angela looked at Locke, "Hey, Locke, are you still used to how I look now?"

"I'm not used to it, you make me gag."

Locke doesn't mince words.

"Sorry, this is indeed not ladylike, but it has absolute power. I have noticed that I can completely suck the tree of life dry. Do you know what this means?"

Angela asked.

"Meaning you're about to be discovered."

Locke said.

"No, it means that Dimo ​​and I will become the new Gods of Life."

A joking expression appeared on Angela's face,

"It means that the Goddess of Life has long been extinct in the war between gods. It's just that the Life Sect has been deceiving their believers."

"Blasphemy, simply blasphemy, you monster, wishful thinking!"

Cardinal Norb Stout had appeared in the dungeon at some point, and he led a group of weirdos into the cell.

Sigurd was among them. He called Locke anxiously,

"Back away, Locke, we are no match for this monster. Let the Bishop and the others come."

Locke nodded and took a few tentative steps back. He was relieved to find that Cardinal Norb Stott did not stop him.

It seemed that the bishop and the others did not hear the complete conversation between him and Angela, and his identity was kept secret for the time being.

The senior leaders of the Life Religion began to take action against the monster that merged with Angela and Dimo.

On Di Mo's back, the vines seemed to come alive and attacked everyone. Their speed was as fast as lightning, which caught people off guard. Many believers were directly pierced and instantly lost the power to resist, turning into monsters. nourishment.

Di Mo opened his mouth and said slowly,

"People who believe in life, I am the one you should really follow. You should not resist me or disrespect me."

This sound seems to have magical power, causing all believers who truly believe in the goddess of life to hallucinate.

Even Sigurd moved forward uncontrollably, trying to get close to the strange tree.

Locke woke up Sigurd in time, "Let's go, this is not a place for us rookies to stay. Go get reinforcements."

Sigur came back to his senses and noticed something strange about the people around him, and followed Locke out of the dungeon without hesitation.

The emerald green vines were still following them, as if they didn't want to let go of any breathing life.

"What the hell is this? A mutated tree of life?"

Sigurd asked.

"I don't know either, but don't get entangled in these vines. I've just seen many people being absorbed by them."

Locke said.

Those who fell into hallucinations have been entangled in vines and turned into new paint. Their bodies are withering visibly, but they have satisfied smiles on their faces, as if they have started a new life.

Sigurd came to the ground in embarrassment and rushed towards the real tree of life.

"Wait, the direction is wrong."

"Didn't you go to the elders for help?"

Sigurd asked.

"Your Excellency, the Cardinals, are all down below. They will have their own way to beg for mercy from the higher-ups of the church. We have to go outside to bring in reinforcements, such as Queen Katerina and Director Rhaenys."

Locke said.

Sigurd suspected that Locke was trying to escape, but this was exactly what he wanted.

He nodded heavily, "Yes, we need to report this matter to the Abnormality Bureau."

"Let's go."

Locke and Sigurd rushed towards the outside of the church. The believers outside the church must be dispersed in time, otherwise they will become the nourishment of the strange tree.

As soon as the two of them arrived in front of the gate, vines sprouted from the ground and blocked the gate instantly.

"Damn it."

Locke and Sigurd attacked the vines, but unfortunately, the spells belonging to the life system had no effect on the vines.

Sigur himself is a believer in the Life Sect. Whether it is his Vine Sword or his state of incarnation as Gruy, his power comes from the goddess of life, so he is naturally restrained.

When his vine sword penetrated, it was directly entangled in the thick vines, and the sword body was directly integrated into the vines.

Sigur released his hand in time to escape the fate of being sucked.

The ring on his hand also lost its function and could not change the path of the vine attack.

If he hadn't been experienced in many battles, he would have been caught in a short time.

And this is not the worst, the worst case scenario is that many blue butterflies fly out from the ground.

These butterflies are spreading pollen from strange trees.

Anyone who is contaminated with these pollen will have green buds growing from their bodies. The green buds will quickly turn into vines, wrapping them up and forming round cicada pupae, which will fall to the ceiling, waiting to be swallowed by the strange tree.

"Help, ah——"

Screams echoed throughout the first floor of the church, and many nuns without weird abilities were turned into cicadas.

Sister Sinai and Lux ​​rushed out with Louisa.

Locke responded to them in time with his long hair, but this was not a solution. If the exit was blocked, everyone would have to wait to die.

Unless the higher weird ones give up on healing the Tree of Life.

But to give up on the healing tree of life is to make them give up their faith.

"What should we do?"

Sieg looked at Locke.

Locke split into two figures, and the two of them used [Fire of the Dead] together, releasing a huge blue fireball.

The fireball ignited the vines. The Fire of the Dead seemed to have a restraining effect on it, and with a crackling sound, the vines retreated.

Locke, Sieg and others also took the opportunity to rush out.

Lux had the opportunity to ask Locke, "What happened?"

"Locke."

Louisa cried and threw herself into Locke's arms, but she soon realized something was wrong and tilted her head to look at the other Locke, "Who is Locke?"

Locke temporarily ignored the little girl's question and answered Sister Lux,

"It's a conspiracy of the Knowledge Sect. The strange tree is the combination of Di Mo and Angela. It is an experimental subject from the Knowledge Sect. They have reproduced the power of the Goddess of Life. The Tree of Life will become the nutrient of the strange tree, and everyone here will also become its nutrient. Please stop healing the Tree of Life, quickly escape from here, and seek help from other powers."

Sinai looked at Locke in disbelief, feeling that every word he said was blasphemy and extremely sinful.

How could anyone replicate the power of the goddess? What kind of experimental subject could reach this point.

It is difficult for any loyal believer of the Life Sect to accept this fact.

"This is impossible. No one can do it."

Sinai said firmly. Because of her excitement, she even ignored Louisa who had already gotten into Locke's arms.

"It's like this!"

Lux is different from Sinai. She didn't doubt what Locke said. She just looked at Sinai with a serious expression.

"Notify the believers outside to leave here quickly. I need to go back and tell the priests the truth."

"Lux, do you believe him? This is simply blasphemy against God."

Sinai gritted his teeth and said.

Lux patted Sinai's shoulder, "Take good care of Louisa and let everyone leave quickly. Whether what Locke said is true or not, we have just seen those strange vines and butterflies. They are absolutely fatal to ordinary people."

Sinai nodded heavily, and suddenly held Lux's hand again, with slightly red eyes.

They finally escaped, knowing that they would most likely die if they went back.

"Lux, I'm sorry, I always hated you before and thought you were hypocritical. I want to continue to hate you in the future, so please don't die in there."

"Sinai, I forgive you."

Lux turned around, lifted the nun's long skirt, and rushed towards the dangerous church like a female knight.

"Sister Lacus, don't go."

Louisa started crying, and she hit Locke's chest with her little fist, "Stop her, Locke, I have a premonition of Sister Lacus's death."

"Can you predict the future?"

Locke asked.

Louisa nodded heavily, "Yes, this is my special ability. I can occasionally see one or two fragments of the future, but I have never made a mistake. Don't let Sister Lacus go back."

Louisa exposed her strange ability to Locke for the first time, perhaps this is why she chose Locke in the first place.

She saw the future that belonged to Locke, not just coveting his masculinity.

"Louisa, how can you tell outsiders about this."

Sinai blamed, but she also hoped to stop Lacus.

But if Lacus was stopped, who would go back and tell the rest of the people in the church?

Locke looked at his clone, "Please."

"Why do you want me to do such a disgusting thing? I don't want to be a savior at all."

Ying complained and picked up Lux horizontally, "Sorry, ma'am, let me, a clone who no one cares about, tell the news. Miss Louisa needs you."

"Mr. Locke."

Lux's cheeks were slightly red.

The next second, she was thrown heavily to the ground.

Ying turned around and rushed into the church.

"What a bad guy."

Sinai complained and walked to Lux and helped her up.

Lux shook her head, "No, he is very brave, I see the light in the shadows."

"Okay, but he is just a clone."

Sinai said.

"When the clone dies, the original body will also suffer. You can't ignore Mr. Locke's contribution to the church just because he is a clone, Sinai."

Lux said seriously.

Sinai's eyes were moist, she wiped them, "It's great to be able to continue listening to your teachings, Lux."

Lux smiled, "Sinai, let's go, we still have a lot to do."

"Yes, this is definitely not a good place to chat."

Sieg reminded.

Locke nodded, "Sieg, I'll ask Renis, you inform Her Majesty the Queen about this."

"Her Majesty the Queen? Don't let the director tell her? Is this considered skipping the level to report?"

Sieg asked with a little concern.

"No, this is a major event that may endanger her rule, you don't need to worry."

Locke said.