Mystery: My vest is all over the timeline

Chapter 290 Azik Doesn't Want to Accept His Fate

Yes, Azik, the death consul, was just a child in the eyes of Bethel, which had existed in the third era.

"It's good that you don't mind, and I don't know how Azik has been doing during this time, his scumbag father won't make things difficult for him because of the tea party..." Lin En couldn't help frowning when he thought of this, and he suddenly looked at Bethel said:
"Bethel, why don't we invite him over in advance, or I'm afraid that scumbag father of Salinger will do something bad to my leek."

Although I don't know how disdainful Salinger is, Lynn never has high expectations for the character of the scum.

So he decided to swing the hoe ahead.

……

While Lynn was about to swing a hoe, on the other side, Death Consul Azik suddenly felt a little cold.

This made the Death Consul frowned subconsciously, raised his head from the pile of parchment that was half the height of a person, and looked around, but he didn't see the existence that made him feel cold at all.

In fact, at this moment, in the palace belonging to the death consul, there was no one other than Azik himself, and even the waiter who was usually in charge of paying Azik was gone at this moment.

The gate of the palace is closed, and there is a mark set by the god of death on it.

The reason for this state is very simple, Azik was grounded by the god of death.

After returning from the tea party of the gods, due to the bondage, Azik was naturally unable to tell Death the specific content of the tea party. He could only disclose some general information without violating the constraints, such as who participated in the party, Like the theme of the party.

This was a loophole left by Lynn intentionally. He allowed the tea talkers to disclose this part of the information. Naturally, the purpose was to facilitate attracting people and make the tea party more widely known without revealing key information.

If he was a similar father, he would naturally not blame Azik in this situation. After all, it was a bondage that even Sequence 0 had to abide by. It was normal for Azik to be unable to resist with a Sequence 2.

But who is Salinger, the secretive and famous scumbag father, as a crumb who can naturally turn his own child into a resurrection container, in this case, Salinger directly expresses his anger that he cannot know the specific information of the tea party He vented on Azik, blamed Azik for his ineffectiveness, and grounded Azik directly.

The most despicable thing is that the grounds belong to the grounds, but Salinger is not prepared to let Azik idle at all, so even in the grounded state, Azik still has to deal with various affairs of the Balam Empire.

This is why Azik issued documents in the palace alone.

"Illusion?" The Death Consul murmured with some doubts, and then his eyes fell on a corner of the desk, where there were several letters lying quietly, all of which were written by Lynn to Azik during this period.

"Unfortunately..." The death consul thought of something and sighed.

He didn't complain about Libert who held the tea party because he was punished by the god of death, not because of the strength Libert showed at the party, but because Azik knew very well that Libert invited him to participate in this party, and there was nothing wrong with him. Because of his malicious intent, he wanted to help him, so he invited him to participate in this gathering that he was not qualified to participate in due to his strength.

Azik is very clear that being able to participate in this level of gatherings based on his situation will definitely benefit him from it that he could not have imagined. Among other things, he can just get to know those kings of angels and Sequence 0, and get his Our friendship is a huge asset, not to mention other substantial things.

Azik is just a little pity, it's a pity that he may not be able to attend the next gathering, and it's a pity that after being grounded, he can't go to the appointment again - he had already thought about it, and he would go to the Tudor Empire after a while Take a look, and maybe even get a chance to experience what Lynn calls, mortal life.

Now it seems that there is no chance.

The death consul was slightly lost in thought, looking at the position of the gate.

In fact, it is not the first time that He has been grounded. The God of Death has never been a benevolent god. As His heir, the Death Consul Azik has never received the slightest bit of paternal love.

So since childhood, Azik has been punished by the god of death countless times. Sometimes he made a mistake himself, and sometimes it was purely because the god of death was unhappy.

Among these many punishments, grounding is considered a very mild punishment.

Before today, Azik thought that he had long been used to this kind of life, and thought that it would not be a big deal to be locked up in this palace for the rest of his life. Anyway, to him, the Balam Empire was just a bigger cage .

Azik lives in this cage, every word and deed must follow the instructions of the god of death tremblingly, even if he is punished, even if he knows that he is being turned into a resurrection vessel, he can only accept it silently and do a good job. A death consul, handling those big and small affairs for the god of death, and waiting for his own end.

But now Azik realizes that perhaps he is not as resigned to his fate as he imagined. He thought he had accepted all this long ago, but at this moment he felt that the closed door was so suffocating.

Just like his life, the door was closed by the same existence early on, suffocating and despairing.

"This is really not what a pious believer should have..." Azik smiled self-deprecatingly, and his eyes fell on the cat picture hanging on the wall.

The big leopard cat in the painting protects the kitten wearing a silk top hat, which looks warm and full of fairytale atmosphere.

Azik was a little dazed, and after a long while, he raised his hand to cover his face, and whispered:

"You are horrible, Liebert."

Azik knew that he had actually been shaken a long time ago.

Or when Libert described the future that belonged to him to him, or when he saw this painting, or in those letters.

Bewitched by the future described by Liebert, he began to look forward to the life described by the other party, and began...not wanting to accept the fate of becoming a container.

He should have accepted his fate!

In this era, in this country, as the heir of the God of Death, it is a matter of course to dedicate everything, including oneself, to the God of Death. No one will question it, and no one dares to question it.

The former death consul would not, but now Azik suddenly wants to ask the god of death—why is this the fate I should accept?

So the death consul felt that Liebert was really terrible. He revived a terrible existence in his body. Maybe it should be called humanity, or it should be called self.

He made the Death Archon want to be Azik.

"Snapped--"

At this moment, the originally closed door was suddenly pushed open from the outside, and then the Death Consul heard a lively and familiar voice:
"Good afternoon, Azik!"

Azik looked up in astonishment, and saw a familiar boy standing at the door with a bright smile on his face.

The sun shone in from behind him, it wasn't glaring, the soft and warm light just penetrated into this dark and gloomy palace, making the whole room seem bright.

(End of this chapter)