He Comes From the Void

Kane knew that the obstinacy of continuing to save the group would hurt Kesha's kindness sooner or later.

Although blood was still surging in the blood vessels, there was a cold silence between the eyebrows and eyes.

Even though she is covered in bruises and riddled with holes, she will still choose to be the guardian of the human side.

After all, the evil words and lies of human beings are too gentle compared to the fangs and claws of the void.

Void is an uncompromising enemy of life, and Keisha will never be on the side of Void.

But she will start to resist and even be afraid of contact with human beings, playing the double identity of a monster in the eyes of humans and a void hunter, silently saving fragile lives in the gap between the two worlds, and even returning to the ground, she is worried that the sun will no longer welcome her .

He didn't want Kesha to suffer from social phobia at such a young age, so he had the idea of ​​leaving.

He can save lives, but if he feels the cost is too great, he will stand by.

Because if you don't get out, the wheel of fate will roll around.

"But as soon as we leave, the people above will suffer!" Kesha's puzzled voice came into her mind, dragging Kane ashore from the tide of thought.

The hunters were all transformed from sheep. If the two of them hadn't attracted hatred, the settlement on the ground might have been bloodbathed by the monsters they released.

"That's what they chose, and we've warned."

"But I think we can do better! That's hundreds of lives, we can't just give up like this! Observe for a while, if it doesn't work, then we can only speak out."

Keisha left angrily and went hunting.

She stubbornly played with her temper, and no one could persuade her to come back.

It's nothing to be misunderstood by one person, but now she wants to save hundreds of people, there must be one who can understand her!

Even if she doesn't ask for anything in return, the fact that she can't let Void succeed is worth fighting for.

Kane was silent, and things really turned out like this.

After getting along for so long, he knows Kesha's character very well, and it's her who doesn't hit the south wall and doesn't look back.

Before he opened his mouth to say that he was leaving, he already knew Keisha's answer.

He was just testing, trying to see if he could influence the result, but now it seems that he can't.

In the past two years, Kane has not actually had a great impact on Keisha's view of good and evil.

It goes without saying that the void is pure evil to them. But the good and evil of human beings are too complicated. Keisha has not experienced herself through practice, and Kane's theory alone is untenable. There are some things that you will never understand until you experience them.

The existence of Kane mainly greatly accelerated Kesha's growth process.

He roughly calculated that because of his joining, Kaisha completed the evolution at least five years earlier, and also saw the sun five years earlier.

And what should come will always come, and some experiences will not be staggered because Kane moved ahead of time. As long as you move around the surface, you will inevitably encounter human beings, and then you will be caught in a dilemma of whether to save or not.

If you don't save it, you will be condemned by your conscience and a monster will grow in your heart; if you save it, you will be misunderstood by human beings and become a monster in the eyes of others.

Kane could bear to ignore these people, but he couldn't bear to watch Kesha suffer.

Although both options will ultimately make Keisha uncomfortable, the latter at least will not leave regrets.

I'm afraid this catastrophe can't be avoided. Even if you escape, there will be another catastrophe.

But what if, let Kane help her stop the wheel of fate?

Let him be the monster for her.

...

Tonight is the night of the full moon, Kane came to the surface with Kesha.

The night watchman was not there, they hid in the rubble, observing the settlement not far away.

Outside the wall, people gathered together, lit bonfires, and danced sacrificial dances.

Two missionaries walked into the firelight from the darkness at the edge, shouting with fanatical voices.

"We have never changed!"

"We demand sacrifice!"

"Sacrifices and prayers to God."

"God will return you and me, Yu Anning."

Kane stared at the two missionaries, or cultists, with dark eyes.

If it weren't for these two people's bad idea of ​​offering sacrifices in exchange for peace, maybe these people would have moved.

Sacrifice does not work.

Void is not a god, and will never be content with offerings and prayers.

All it wants is to devour everything.

Beyond the firelight, a small figure slipped into the darkness, unnoticed.

A girl, she walked towards the pile of rocks where the two were.

"We were discovered?" Keisha said in a panic, subconsciously about to disappear.

"No, she should have been attracted by the cry of the sheep." Kane held her down to keep her from getting confused.

As expected, the little girl came to see the sheep. She picked up the grass that had been blown out of the pen by the wind, and placed it in front of the sheep.

Kesha saw that she was holding an arrow in her hand as if holding a spear.

Not only did she laugh out loud, how could this thing beat the Void Monster?

Although the laughter was very slight, the little girl still noticed it keenly.

"Who's there? Why not go to the ceremony?"

Keisha said inwardly, she wanted to hide instinctively, but was pushed out by Kane with her butt on her side, and was exposed in front of the little girl on the spot.

Looking at each other, the two girls, big and small, were stunned, staring at each other with wide eyes.

"I noticed that she is the chief's daughter, and getting along with her might be an opportunity." Kane whispered to Kesha while hiding behind the stone pillar, reassuring her that this was his arrangement.

The latter was the first to come back to his senses, pretending to be calm and smiling, and said to the little girl, "Then why did you leave the ceremony halfway?"

"I..." The little girl hesitated to answer, but this is not important anymore, the young lady in front of her is the problem, okay!

"Are you human? Or something..." as Kesha spoke, alleviating the little girl's fear of her skin glowing with a creep.

Except for some stuttering, the meaning can still be expressed clearly.

"I... am human." Keisha admitted after a moment of hesitation.

Hearing her answer, the little girl slipped through the animal pen and approached to hold her hand: "Let's go, Daddy said it's not safe here, come with me, I'll take you to eat delicious food."

Kesha withdrew her hand subconsciously, and said in surprise, "Aren't you afraid of me?"

The little girl shook her head without timidity.

Keisha laughed, and quickly restrained herself: "Your father is right, there are monsters here."

The monsters are right in front of you, Kesha thought, and then she added, "They're just about to move in the ground, and they may break out of the ground at any time. We... I'm responsible for killing the monsters and protecting the people on the ground, so I can't go with you. "

People won't welcome me, Kesha said silently.