This aura is deadly

Sunrise, Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto.

Shreli wrapped in a bath towel and soaked in the artificial hot spring in the yard outside the private room, holding a fashion magazine.

This is one of the most expensive hotels in Kyoto, located at the foot of Arashiyama. It is said that in the past, this hotel was used by the prime minister of Sunrise to receive dignitaries from other countries.

Although holding a magazine in her hand, Shreli actually didn't read it at all.

She put her long hair on her head, and a small pendant was hung on her snow-white neck. The blue gem hung on her collarbone. She rubbed the small gem on the pendant with her thumb and index finger, as if she had other thoughts.

At this time, the doorbell of the guest room rang several times, waking her up from her thoughts.

Without her getting up to open the door, the door lock was twisted off, and a man in a black suit walked in.

He had short white hair, sunglasses, whiter skin than Shreli, and a cold expression, giving people a sense of alienation that strangers should stay away from.

Shrelily didn't get up. She put the magazine aside, leaned against the wall of the artificial pool, and sank down a little. The water line reached the gap between her chest and could just pour in.

The white-haired man walked into the yard, stood by the pool, hugged his chest, and looked at Shrelily.

"Do you want to come down and soak together?" Shrelily said to the white-haired man, using a tone that was enough to seduce the man, so that the other party would think that she was just a woman without any scheming.

"I thought you didn't have the courage to come." The white-haired man said.

"I can handle all men, even gods are no exception." Shrelily smiled.

"If you can really help, I will accept you as a knight." The white-haired man said.

"You men are always so hypocritical... By the way, you dress much better today than in Asgard." Shrelily said.

Her hands trembled under the water, and her thighs tightened their muscles nervously.

"I can see that you are uneasy and timid." The white-haired man said coldly.

"I can't control myself when I see a handsome guy." Shreli said.

The man walked down the pool, grabbed Shreli's neck and lifted her out of the water.

Shreli stood up obediently without any resistance, her arms hanging on both sides of her body, letting the white-haired man's thumb pinch her throat.

She tried her best to make her breathing more stable, but her heartbeat was still very fast.

The white-haired man tore off her bathrobe and threw it into the water.

Shreli's chest and abdomen were rising and falling due to nervous and rapid breathing, water droplets slid down her smooth skin, and her body was still steaming.

"It's not a transformation." The white-haired man said.

He let go of Shreli, took out a white handkerchief and wiped his hands.

Shreli fell back into the water, she covered her neck and chest, and said nothing.

"I still can't believe you, how did you find me?" The white-haired man asked.

"It's not difficult... He told us about that disgusting bug. We also know what he knows. I've been observing there..." Shreli said.

"Why did you choose to betray?" the white-haired man asked again.

"I don't fight unprepared battles... and I can't get him. In this case, why not find a way out?" Shreli looked at the white-haired man.

In the field of vision, the figure of the white-haired man was vague, sometimes he looked like a man in a suit, and sometimes he looked like a white knight...

"No one can accept the loyalty of a traitor." The white-haired man said.

"This is not betrayal, this is a choice." Shreli said.

"Your betrayal is meaningless, you will return to nothingness with this world." The white knight said.

"You need my help, otherwise why would you come to see me!" Shreli argued.

"..." The white knight looked at Shreli and said nothing.

This was exactly what Shreli wanted, and she hurriedly said, "You did what you could, I can feel it. The sky is no longer so red. But this world is not stranded in reality. There must be something wrong. This is something you don't know, right?" "What did he do to the bugs?" asked the White Knight. "I don't know, but I think it has something to do with the six holy diamonds. He once said that this world is a dream, and your world is real... When our time overlaps with yours, we will be stranded on your beach like a whale." Shreli said. "The one in Asgard is now in my hands. How many are left? Where are they? Does he know?" asked the White Knight. "I can tell you, but you have to accept me, at least, in the real world, give me a transcendent status." Shreli said. "What you want is very strange, and I don't understand why I do this." said the White Knight. "What else can you do? It's just a science fiction version of a colonial war. You invade, enslave, and then rule. This world is doomed to fail. I am willing to join you. If you want the remaining holy diamonds, you can exchange them with me." Shreli said. "Don't compare us to you. In our world, there is no high or low power, only unity. We are just cleaning the sins of the old world, not for conquest and enslavement." The White Knight said contemptuously.

"... I hope what you said is true." Shreli said.

"If humans abandon us, we will abandon the whole world." The White Knight said.

"Well, it seems that you don't really need help, so what do you decide to do now? Kill me here?" Shreli asked.

The white knight was silent for a while, his eyes never blinked, he seemed to be thinking.

After more than ten seconds, he said: "I can't promise to give you what you want, after all, those things don't exist in my world. But there is no room for transaction."

Shrili laughed and said, "Then what can you promise?"

The white knight said seriously: "If you can pass the test, he will give you blood and make you a new descendant of God."

"Who is He?" Shrilie asked.

"Don't ask questions you shouldn't ask," the white knight said.

Thinking that the White Knight might just back down this once, Shrilie took her chance.

"There are six holy diamonds in total. He didn't make it clear what would happen if they were put together." Shrili said.

"In your hands, they will not be of any use, but as long as they are destroyed, your world will cease to exist." The white knight said straightforwardly.

"So, you want to destroy them?" Shrili asked.

"They are just fragments. They are complete when they are put together. They must be put together and then destroyed. If only some of the fragments are destroyed, the fragments will appear in other cycles." The white knight added.

"Okay... there are six in total. You have one in your hand, and the others are in his hand." Shrili said.

The white knight showed a smile and said: "That will be much easier to find."

He turned around and wanted to leave, when Shrili called him from behind.

"You won't forget what you promised me, right?" Shrili said.

"As long as you can pass the test. But not now. When this world turns to dust, I will come to pick you up personally." The white knight said.

Just as he was about to leave, he remembered something again. He turned back to look at Shrili and asked quietly:

"His name is Chen Ke?"