The Dark Barbarian Arrives in American Comics

Constantine simply explained some of his original plans and then gradually began to dissipate.

I don't have the energy to explain the soul fragments left here in detail, but this is enough.

Of course Gruchak didn't want to watch Constantine lose all traces of his existence, but there was nothing Gruchak could do to reverse this situation.

After all, the Constantine standing in front of him at this time was not a complete person, but just a fragment of his soul.

Even Constantine himself had no intention of using this bit of soul as a backup or something like that.

Cherishing life is not a bad thing, but sometimes it requires some desperate madness. Perhaps in Constantine's judgment, now is the time for him to become crazy.

Even Malthael has never underestimated Lilith, and Bulcasso has always treated the demon who represents fear with caution.

Even though this was the best opportunity Constantine had found, he was not so arrogant as to think that he could definitely defeat Lilith, who was in poor condition.

Even when he started this action, he was already prepared to sacrifice everything but only to hurt the other party.

Gruchak stood here watching Konstantin in front of him disappear little by little, and did not recover for a long time.

As a warrior, Constantine chose to sacrifice himself, which is noble and worthy of respect.

But for Gruchak it felt like a mockery.

Another young man sacrificed himself before him. This was not the first time Gruchak felt this feeling, but it was unforgettable every time.

"Why on earth do we old guys still exist?"

Gruchak whispered in a very complex voice.

To be honest, he hadn't thought about it so much when he was awakened from the Holy Mountain of Harrogas by Bulqessor.

Even at the beginning, he was full of joy, after all, he could protect the young people from the wind and rain for a while.

Although Gruchak is not a chief like Leiko, nor has he ever become the king of the barbarians, he is indeed the most responsible one among these ancestors.

This sense of responsibility even feels like overkill, which is why Gruchak feels so embarrassed at this time.

Gruchak watched the Nephalem's secret realm being strengthened little by little by the miraculous power left by Constantine, but he did not leave directly.

Even now, Rorschach still needs his temporary care, but at this moment, Gruchak doesn't want to leave.

There are three ancestors around Luo Xia who have temporarily taken over his position, so there is nothing to worry about.

Just saying farewell to Constantine here for a while will not lead to any surprises.

The source of the Nephalem's secret realm was indeed opened up bit by bit by the oldest Nephalem, but few people recorded the sacrifices made in the process.

Whether it is barbarians, mages, or other Nephalem, they rarely record the process of opening up secret realms.

But that doesn't mean that no one knows about this. At least Gruchak, who has experienced all this personally, knows this.

"space……"

Gruchak uttered two words in a daze, and then said nothing more.

Just quietly watching everything here, waiting for this change to end.

Another person chose to sacrifice, once again before him.

…

This time the Nephalem's changes were not as obvious as the previous one. After all, this was not a change that directly improved the Nephalem's combat effectiveness.

So this time young people like Rorschach didn't feel anything.

It's just that such changes cannot be hidden from Hairab and the others.

The entrance to the secret realm is placed on the holy mountain of Harrogas, so the changes in the secret realm cannot be hidden from these ancestral spirits.

The three ancestors looked at each other and guessed what Constantine had done.

After all, the only person in the secret realm at this time was Constantine. Hailab and Banal looked at each other, and they felt that there were more things, such as the Nephalem's growth rate.

Improve what they perceive.

They are also familiar with Gruchak and know very well that no matter how powerful this guy is, Gruchak cannot do such a thing.

This is not a question of strength, but that Gruchak simply does not have such ability.

Even if he completely sacrificed his authority over the earth to the secret realm of the Nephalem, there would not be such a change.

At most, it just makes the structure of the secret realm more complete and can be used as a longer-term refuge.

This is not a mindless guess, but a possibility that they discussed back then.

These old guys have had countless discussions about the continuation of the Nephalem.

Although they all found some ways to entertain themselves when they first came to this new world, when the first demon appeared in this world, their focus returned to how to fight against the demon.

When there are no enemies, they only need to consider how to continue the bloodline of barbarians.

But when enemies appear, they can only consider how to ensure the continuation of mankind.

"Guys, what happened just now?"

Rorschach asked.

He was not a fool, so he naturally saw the changes in the old guys around him.

Although his current state is a little weak, it is much better than the last time he used his judgment authority to strike.

Just the impact of losing strength is not enough to completely lose his combat effectiveness.

Rorschach truly saw the possibility of fully controlling the power of judgment, which was certainly something to be happy about.

But the faces of the old guys, including the three ancestors, only showed happiness for a moment, and then they all looked sad.

This is obviously not normal.

"Another person chose to sacrifice. Although it brought some results that were beneficial to all Nephalem, it shouldn't be worth being happy about."

It was Helab who gave Rorschach a less detailed answer.

In fact, the sacrifices of others should not be respected in the first place. No matter how good the results are, it cannot change the tragic nature of the sacrifices.

"I see."

Rorschach said.

He had no intention of continuing to ask questions. Rorschach understood this matter of sacrifice.

But he never imagined that he would exist as a martyr.

From beginning to end, Rorschach simply believed in what he insisted on, and it had nothing to do with what kind of posthumous name he would leave behind.

He was just doing what he thought was right. Although his actions would lead to other consequences due to his limited knowledge, Rorschach never regretted it.

The concept of never compromising is not just stubbornness, but Rorschach's encouragement to himself.

Rorschach's mask was never a mask in his own eyes, but his real face.

It's not that he lost himself when he lost his mask, but that his self-understanding changed at some point.

Someone chose to sacrifice again, but this time it wasn't him.

For his own ideals, Rorschach is not incapable of sacrifice, but even if he comes to the day when he needs to sacrifice, he will not think that he is sacrificing.

"I will be able to carry out the next trial attack soon. It will be of great help to me to use my authority under this kind of pressure."

Rorschach said.

He didn't lie, Rorschach always did.