Colonial Suit

"Eh!?" In the outer room, Kers abruptly straightened up, a look of surprise flashing in his eyes. 【 | 】

He had heard such prayers before. And more than once. But the person who uttered those words back then was an awe-inspiring powerhouse, while now, it was just a priest. A very ordinary priest.

I tell you death has come...

Please welcome it.

This is not the end...

But it is the path I point you to.

Feel it...

The breath of death.

The footsteps of death.

It is approaching you...

I will ferry you across to the other shore.

That is the greatest offering I can make for you.

This was the prayer Kers had heard. Compared to Robbie's current chant, it was more concise and direct. But one thing was common, and that was that the person who uttered the prayer... was ready to let the listener step into death. At the same time, Robbie in the light screen had relaxed his palm, letting the Light Confession fall, eventually landing in front of the little girl. The little girl looked up in horror, only to see Robbie's flying golden hair. It was so bright and dazzling...

At that moment, the holy light shone, as if entering heaven.

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Name: Bill? Ticaris

Age: Three hundred and twenty-one years old (standard time)

Identity: Comet-level cosmic mercenary, nicknamed the Silent Gun.

Cause of death: Vital parts were hit by high-purity positive energy, and all organs, including modified parts, were forcibly decomposed. No corpse, no residue.

Killer: Comet-level cosmic mercenary, Death Herald, Robbie.

Event investigation: The investigation of this incident was stopped due to the obstruction of Kers, the head of the Los Melt branch on the fourth world, Jitani planet.

Reason: Unknown.

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This was the report received by the Cosmic Mercenary Headquarters five days later. Only a few short sentences, but they could not conceal one fact. That is, in this life-and-death battle called verification, Bill? Ticaris lost without a doubt. He couldn't even preserve his corpse. This was almost unimaginable in a battle of the same level. No one knew how Robbie did it, but only the Blood Eyes who witnessed it at the time knew how absolute the suppression was.

Perhaps Bill grasped Robbie's weakness, perhaps he could continuously attack the little girl to force Robbie to avoid it. But he didn't know one thing. That is, Robbie's greatest strength is not his marksmanship.

But his faith and his heart.

The holy light of heaven does not care how far you are, it only asks if you exist.

Outside the light screen, Kers slowly withdrew his gaze and sighed softly. He said in a somewhat uncertain tone, "The Gate of Heaven?"

"Hehe." Heck laughed triumphantly. Although he didn't expect Robbie to be so strong, there was no doubt that Robbie had made him look good. Looking at Kers' bitter face, Heck felt extremely happy, as if he had drunk a large bucket of iced draft beer in the middle of summer.

You must know that Heck was a very vengeful person, otherwise, how could he have gained the name of being difficult? Kers' actions against the Blood Eyes had made Heck secretly angry from the beginning. Now, Robbie's counterattack was a heavy slap in Kers' face.

To be able to embarrass a Planetary-level expert so much, Robbie would probably be proud if he knew.

But... would Kers give up so easily?

If he was really determined to target the Blood Eyes, would there only be one instance of making things difficult? Things that can make a Planetary-level expert take action are never simple.

Looking at Heck's triumphant smile, Kers was first silent, then he smiled dumbly and shook his head. "It seems I miscalculated. Heck, congratulations."

"You should congratulate the Blood Eyes. He is his teammate," Heck replied unceremoniously. Then he picked up the bottle of wine on the table. "A drink?"

"Okay." Kers smiled slightly, but did not respond to Heck's provocation. Looking at the golden wine swirling in the glass. His eyes narrowed slightly. "Heck, in fact, whether you admit it or not, this level of battle is no longer within our scope of attention. Whether that priest wins or loses, it's just a game. Just to make us smile."

"Hmm?" Heck took a sip of the wine, his eyebrows raised slightly. "Go on."

Kers sighed, his eyes looking at Robbie in the light screen again. His voice gradually became erratic. "Don't you think my actions this time are a bit sudden? Don't you want to know what made me do this?"

"Hehe." Heck grinned. A bone-chilling light flashed in his eyes. "You will tell me."

"Oh? Why?"

"Because I'll beat you up if you don't tell me." Heck smiled faintly, but the words he said were rude and violent. "And I'll be very serious this time. If you think you can escape as easily as last time, then you're wrong. Do you want to test my patience?"

"…………" Kers' expression changed slightly. It could be seen that Heck's words hit his vitals.

In fact, who in the Fourth World wasn't afraid of Heck? This difficult guy, although not as cold-blooded as his brother. But the means he used against his enemies could only be described as abhorrent. To be entangled by him was truly a tearful experience.

Kers had not tasted Heck's methods. In fact, he had fought Heck once a long time ago. That time, he was beaten black and blue, and he ran through twelve star fields before he managed to escape. This showed how difficult Heck was. And what made Kers most embarrassed was that in the end, it wasn't because he was fast enough, but because something happened in Heck's back garden that let him go. In Heck's words, he wasn't really interested in chasing a rabbit.

This was simply a blatant mockery of Kers.

But Kers still gritted his teeth and endured it, because he knew that although the Nine Kings of Shattered Stars had no ranking, and their combat power was similar. But in a real battle, Heck was definitely in the top three, and there would be an overwhelming gap between him and the people behind him. He was no match for Heck no matter what.

This was the difference between data and actual combat. Although Heck was a Planetary-level expert like them, he was a true warrior. And it was said that he had already touched the supreme barrier.

The room was as silent as death, looking at Heck's aggressive gaze. Kers was silent. After a long time, he shook his head and sighed softly.

"Heck, in fact, you should know that I have no intention of being your enemy. Nor do I want to be targeted by you. But this matter... is not something I can decide..."

"Let's continue watching. Maybe I'll give you an answer when this matter is over."

Saying that, Kers didn't wait for Heck to react and popped up another light screen. Inside was also an ordinary room.

The most ⊥ new ⊥ small ⊥ say ⊥ is ⊥ in ⊥ six ⊥ 9 ⊥⊥ book ⊥⊥ bar ⊥⊥ first ⊥ hair!

But the Blood Eyes next to him suddenly straightened up, a bone-chilling light flashing in his eyes.

The people in this room were none other than the Gemini siblings!!

The Blood Eyes didn't worry about Robbie because Robbie himself was a mature warrior. After his inner knot was untied by the Blood Eyes, he was actually the second strongest in the team. Besides the Blood Eyes, his combat power was the strongest in the team.

But the Gemini siblings were different. Although Bo Xi and Mi Ya were also very strong. But their strength was only in their power, and it was completely different from their inner selves. Only the Blood Eyes knew that even after the rainy night in that barrier, the Gemini siblings still had fatal weaknesses in their hearts. It's just that in the past, that weakness was called loneliness, and now... it's called dependence.

In a normal battle, such weaknesses are actually insignificant. Because no one can peel off the layers of protective shells of the Gemini siblings. But if this battle is instructed by a Planetary-level expert, it's another matter. The Blood Eyes was sure that the Gemini siblings would definitely encounter big trouble.

Just like Robbie encountered before, illusions or enemies specifically targeting weaknesses.

"Kers..." The Blood Eyes murmured, a layer of killing intent rising in his heart. This was the first time he had harbored killing intent towards a Planetary-level expert, but strangely, there were no obstacles, as if the incredibly powerful Planetary-level expert could really be killed by him. It was so smooth and unobstructed.

Heck also seemed to feel the Blood Eyes' killing intent, turned his head and glanced at him, but his eyes revealed a hint of encouragement.

That's right... grow up... kid... be as fearless as her...

Only in this way, you are worthy of her inheritance...

Probably... she will smile because of this, right?

Unconsciously, the temperature in the room suddenly dropped, and a crystal rose appeared on Heck's fingertips. Looking at this crystal clear flower, Heck's eyes gradually became obsessed, as if he saw the most fascinating thing in the world.

At the same time, the room in the light screen suddenly opened, and a short figure walked out.

"That's..." The Blood Eyes was stunned and showed a surprised look.

That person... he knew him!!

The short figure, with messy red short hair. Holding a game console in his hand. He was even focused on playing without even looking up while walking...

That guy was the opponent the Blood Eyes encountered during the Comet-level verification... "Senro" Barcro!!

"Why is this guy here?" The Blood Eyes' heart sank, and he vaguely felt something was wrong.

The Blood Eyes had personally experienced Barcro's strength, and he could be said to be an anomaly at the Comet level. Not only did he possess close combat abilities similar to the Blood Eyes, but more importantly, he had that perverted ability... 'Molecular Touch!' By sensing molecules to vibrate the molecular arrangement. Barcro's attack could be described as indestructible. In fact, if the Blood Eyes' fighting style hadn't been too wild for Barcro to accept. I'm afraid he wouldn't have been able to defeat the opponent like that last time.

But where do the Gemini siblings have the Blood Eyes' madness? If they encounter Barcro, wouldn't their chances be slim?

For a time, countless thoughts flashed through the Blood Eyes' mind, but none of them could change the current predicament.

At this time, the Gemini siblings had already begun to come into contact with Barcro...

"Hey, what's your name?" Little Bo Xi looked at Barcro, who was about the same age as her, and asked curiously.

"Annoying, don't bother me." Barcro replied without raising his head, his fingers still tapping quickly on the game console. "Ah, ah, ah, I'm going to lose, I'm going to lose."

"Idiot, you can't play like that, you have to jump in that place, that's right, jump over like this, you have to have rhythm..."

"Ah, it really works... Then what's next?" Barcro was overjoyed, his eyes filled with excitement.

"Nonsense, do you still need me to teach you? Of course you have to do this in this part..." Little Bo Xi continued to guide, tirelessly.

"Hmm hmm... hmm hmm... Is that so?"

"Oh, so there's this way to play..."

In the light screen, three small heads gathered together, chattering.

Outside the light screen, several people looked at each other...