As a villain, I really can't become stronger anymore

Chapter 399 Cemetery of the Gods (Nine Thousand)
The corpse of the Mother Goddess of All Things.

Ron's heart skipped a beat.

Coupled with Hefelson's gloomy tone, it seemed that Ron could only feel the gloomy wind around him, as if there were hundreds of ghosts walking at night, as if he was falling into an endless hell. In an instant, Ron was both physically and mentally cold.

Breaking through the realm of legend, you will actually see the body of the Mother Goddess of All Things?
Isn't this a little too different from Ron's expectation? In Ron's expectation, if he breaks through the legendary realm and his own strength increases, he may be rejected by the world and hunted by chains.

But what does this have to do with the body of the Mother Goddess of All Things?
Ron sensed something was wrong.

By the way, Hefferson said before that he broke through to the realm of destruction when his life span was approaching. Although he had tried many times before, he only tried briefly every time. Once he realized that the situation was not right, he would find a way in time. quit.

It was when he felt that he was about to die that Heferson risked everything and prepared to fight to the death.

My life is going to be lost anyway, but if I give it one last try, maybe it will work out?
Then, is it possible that Hefelson was actually dead when he broke through?
Or is he in the gap between the end of his lifespan and the new lifespan brought about by the realm of destruction? Is this a special state, so Hefelson saw a lot of things that he shouldn't have seen?
Ron had doubts in his heart, but he didn't show it.

Hefferson had also been paying attention to Ron's expression. He could see that when he mentioned the body of the Mother Goddess of All Things, Ron's eyes were obviously shocked, but he soon regained his composure. It was difficult to discern from his eyes. There was too much content, which made Hefelson couldn't help but secretly scold the little fox for being really treacherous.

Ron didn't support him, but Zhenji Hefferson couldn't stop talking. He really wanted to recruit Ron to his big ship. If Ron could help him, the huge Twilight Continent would be destroyed. No matter how many opponents there are, your goals will definitely be achieved.

Taking a deep breath, Hefelson temporarily suppressed the restlessness in his heart and spoke again: "Perhaps this is a chance. That day, I thought I was going to die under those chains, and I had even made preparations for the death of my body and soul. I was very prepared, but I never thought that there seemed to be a voice guiding me."

"My consciousness pursued the sound, shuttled through the void, and cut off chains one after another. I don't know where my soul drifted to. Maybe it was the ethereal starry sky or the legendary abyss. "

"I only know that where my soul is, there is scarlet all around, and the strong and pungent smell of blood has become the only thing between heaven and earth. The unknown is the most terrifying, even if my strength was said to be invincible at that time. That's too much, but I still feel scared in that kind of place."

"I suppressed my fear and walked in that area. That place was more desperate than hell. At that time, I no longer even expected to break through to the realm of destruction. I just wanted to escape from that place, even if it meant death. Willing...yes, even if it means death, I am not willing to stay in that place."

"I have a feeling that if I stay there too long, something more terrifying than death may happen to me."

Hefelson was just telling the scene at that time, and he tried to maintain a calm tone, but Ron could clearly feel that even now, even if he has become a destruction-level master.

Even if Hefelson had truly become invincible, that fear would linger in his heart from beginning to end and would never go away, like a nightmare that had been haunting his soul.

Ron could even imagine that since this guy escaped from that place by chance, he probably never had a good night's sleep again. As long as he closed his eyes, what might appear in front of him was that kind of terrifying scene.

This kind of performance made Ron more and more curious. He really couldn't believe it. What kind of scene could leave such a shadow on such a powerful master?
"I don't know where that place is, but I can guarantee that it definitely does not belong to any area of ​​the Dusk Continent. The place seemed to have been burned by fire, and there were countless gray-black particles floating in the dark sky, like willow catkins. I once reached out and caught a piece of something, it was the ashes after burning."

"The ground is covered with a thick layer. If you step on it, it will be submerged up to your knees."

"That place was still filled with an indescribable power. The magic power in my body was almost suppressed to its lowest point. I thought I was at the legendary peak... No, at that time, I had already broken through to the realm of destruction. What kind of strength was that, But there, I couldn't move even an inch, I couldn't even fly, I could only move my body step by step in the ashes that looked like snow."

Hefferson's description was so vivid that Ron could almost imagine the scene.

"However, there is still a strong smell of blood between heaven and earth. The most terrifying thing is that the scenes that can be seen around are almost the same. It is more despairing than the glaciers and snowfields in the far north. Moreover, Visibility was extremely low and I couldn't tell my way in that place."

"Fortunately, the voice that guided me has always been gentle but stubbornly echoing in my mind. Under the guidance of that voice, I have been moving slowly in a certain direction."

"I don't know how long I have been walking among the ashes. I can't feel the passage of time at all, but it feels like it could be one year, ten years, a hundred years, a thousand years..."

"My will is almost broken, and my spirit is almost going crazy."

"Sir, if you have never experienced that feeling, you can never imagine how desperate it feels."

Ron is also a bit hairy.

He had never experienced that feeling, but he could see that when he said these words, Hefelson's face twisted subconsciously, and the red light emitted from his eyes.

Loneliness is the most terrifying enemy.

I don’t know how many novels it has appeared in, but it does make sense.

There was no hope, no end in sight, no way out... If Hefelson hadn't always had a voice in his mind to guide him, and his own will was very firm, he might not have been able to withstand it.

"Countless times, I wanted to give up."

"Just when I really couldn't bear it anymore, I saw... a huge corpse lying in front of me, like a hill." "I recognized the identity of the corpse at a glance. She is huge, with an upper body similar to that of a human being, and her face is very beautiful and delicate, but it is pale and without any color."

"Six eyes grew on her forehead, four of them were broken, and the remaining pair of eyes were dim and dull, like gems that had long lost their light."

"There are twelve arms growing on her back, and her lower body is bloated and round, like a giant silkworm chrysalis."

"That is the image of the Mother Goddess of all things."

"The elves have worshiped the Mother Goddess of All Things for generations. I will never admit my mistake."

"I didn't expect that I would meet the god I believe in in a place like this. What's even more unexpected is that the god I believe in is already dead."

The last thread in his mind snapped.

There is nothing more devastating than the blow brought by this scene. Hefelson was like a madman, wailing in front of the corpse of the Mother Goddess of All Things, drying up his tears and drying up the blood in his body.

He even couldn't help but want to end his life, and was unwilling to face the desperate fact in front of him.

"But, I didn't do that after all."

"From the corpse of the Mother Goddess of All Things, a ray of divine power entered my body and gave me hope."

"My exhausted body regained energy. I even broke free from the shackles and could soar in that world."

Hefelson opened his arms with a look of madness on his face: 'I have found the meaning of my life. '

"I want to pass on the power of the Mother Goddess of All Things, and prevent the power of the Mother Goddess of All Things from dying out in the Twilight Continent."

What people fear most is that there is no hope, and the same goes for elves.

"I started flying around in that space, trying to find a way out of there. Then, after flying for an unknown amount of time, I met another existence..."

"What existence?" Ron's throat squirmed and he asked subconsciously.

Hefelson was very satisfied with Ron's cooperation. He grinned and smiled, but in Ron's eyes, the smile was as scary as a bloody mouth: "I saw it, a man wearing a golden weight A, a giant holding a golden heavy sword..."

Ron's heart trembled slightly: "God of War?"

Among the seven orthodox religions, the God of War believed in by the Church of the God of War is a giant wearing heavy gold armor and holding a golden heavy sword.

This is also the reason why the belief in the God of War is inherited among the giants.

It's just that the giants are a bunch of brainless idiots, who can't compare to the cunningness of humans. In the end, it's the believers on the human side who are more prosperous.

"Yes, he is the God of War. However, his golden heavy armor has long been mottled, and his golden heavy sword has long been chipped. Even his neck seems to have been cut off directly by some kind of sharp weapon. His head, Fell aside.”

"Only the tall body still stands on the ground."

"I kept flying and then, I came across another body."

"That was a goddess... She had emerald green hair and wore a garland of hundreds of petals on her head. She was lying on the ground like a sleeping beauty, motionless."

"Only a big hole was opened in the chest, and the heart was missing."

Ron's mouth was dry.

Goddess of nature.

The Theocracy of Spang, the god worshiped by the Church of the Heart of Nature.

The place Hefelson went to was probably not the cemetery of the gods!
　Nine thousand words
　　
　
(End of this chapter)