Comprehensive comic: Starting from jobless reincarnation

In response to Esther's question, Roya responded helplessly: "If you really absorb Badigondi's curse, he will lose his so-called immortal body."

Esther seemed to not understand, and she asked in a clear and cold voice: "Then what?"

"Then, um, anyway, don't ask so many questions, anyway, absorbing the curse is also a burden for you, isn't it?"

Esther thought about it, and it seemed to be true.

"Okay."

After Esther responded lightly, her consciousness returned to calmness. Roya and Esther's conversation was only a moment, and the people around them did not notice anything wrong. At this moment, those people were replaced by deep shock.

"Even the Demon King was killed in an instant?"

"Is this the great power? It's really, so powerful."

The voices came one after another, and from time to time, they came out from the mouths of those young boys.

Badigondi, who was defeated so easily by Roya, did not show any displeasure on his face. After the wound healed, he showed his signature smile again.

He took a step forward, walked in front of Roya, stretched out his hand and placed it in front of Roya.

Roya raised his eyebrows and shook hands with him expressionlessly.

Badigondi said with admiration: "You are very strong, stronger than anyone I have ever seen."

Facing Badigondi's praise, Roya smiled faintly and responded with such a sentence: "Well, I know this too."

Badigondi choked up and looked at Roya speechlessly. He sighed and said helplessly: "You humans are really weird."

"Forget it, let's talk about other things later. I want to ask, what is the name of your sword?"

Badigondi's eyes subconsciously focused on the long sword that was shining with dazzling silver light. The ancient elf characters engraved on the sword exuded a simple and vicissitudes of life.

Roya saw that Badigondi was trying to find out what he thought of this long sword, so he casually responded: "This, one of my favorite swords. As for the name, forget it, I won't tell you."

Badigandi did not stop talking, but changed another question: "I felt a threat from the sword over there. That feeling is a threat between life and death. I haven't experienced it for too long. That, um, I want to ask, do you have a way to really kill me."

At this point, the atmosphere around him suddenly fell into silence.

Badigandi stared at Roya without blinking, as if he wanted to see something from Roya's eyes.

The Demon King will not die.

To be precise, the Demon King is not immortal. There is no so-called immortality in this world. The reason why the immortal demons have such a perverted vitality is ultimately due to the curse.

The curse of this world is very terrifying.

The god-level magic on the Dragon God Orsted is, to some extent, a part of the curse.

Orsted's mana recovery is surprisingly slow, almost to the point where he can't recover on his own, because of the curse on him.

However, it's not that curses only have side effects.

The Dragon God can go back to the time before everything started because of the magic he cast.

The magic brought him negative effects, which are called curses, but the positive effect is that every time Orsted fails, he still has a chance to start over.

Similarly, the Undead Demons also have such a curse.

Their curse is immortality.

That is, they will not die in the true sense, even if their heads are cut off, even if their bodies are blown into pieces, even if they experience a self-explosion by the skill stretch Laplace, they still don't die in the true sense, and the reason is here.

As for the immortality of the Undead Demons, this world does not have many means to crack it.

Maybe someone has studied this information before, and it is even possible that they have achieved results, but the impact of the magic gap on this world is still too great.

At least in this era, there is no effective means to target the immortality of the Undead Demons.

Of course, being unable to break the immortal body does not mean that the immortal body cannot be restricted. The simplest way is the so-called seal.

This is also the most common method in this world.

The seal is used to deal with the human god, and the dragon god also seals Badigondi. To deal with an enemy that can be defeated but cannot be killed, the seal is naturally the most appropriate.

But at the moment, Roya can directly ignore Badigondi's immortal body and kill him directly. How can Badigondi not be surprised.

Facing Badigondi's doubts, Roya did not deny it, but admitted it openly.

"Indeed, I have a way to really kill you."

As soon as these words came out, the crowd around him was in an uproar again.

Roya thought that Badigondi would show the same complicated expression as these students after hearing this news, but Roya still underestimated Badigondi, or overestimated the impact of the so-called immortal body on him.

He did not show any displeasure. On the contrary, he looked very serious and said to Luo Ya with a sincere attitude: "Then, I want to entrust you with one thing. If one day I don't want to live in this world, please kill me."

When he said this, Badigandi's expression was indifferent, without any hesitation. On the contrary, looking at Badigandi's eyes, Roya even felt a sense of relief from Badigandi.

Roja looked thoughtfully at Badigandi for a moment, and then said: "Okay, come to me when you want to die, or you can simply be hostile to me, and I will give you a faster way to die."

Speaking of hostility, Roja's tone couldn't help but become a little more serious, and he shook the long sword in his hand.

The long sword shone with a strange cold light. Badigandi was not an idiot. Knowing that Roja was beating him, he could only show a wry smile.

Roja said like this: "Then, you owe me a favor now. If I ask you to do something, I hope you will not refuse."

For this kind of thing, one would naturally be willing to admit defeat. Badigandi had nothing to say. He nodded heartily and said, "If it does not violate any moral bottom line, I am willing to agree to your request."

"Well, this is best." Roja turned around and wanted to leave, but Badigandi called out to Roja. Badigandi hesitated for a moment and asked a very curious question in his heart.

"What do you think about humans and gods? To be precise, what is your attitude towards it?"

As soon as these words were spoken, Roja stopped where he was. The young man looked back with cold golden eyes. He looked at Badigandi and said lightly: "Is this what he asked you to ask me, or is it you?" What do you want to ask?"

"Is this important?"

Roja thought for a while and replied: "It's really not important. As for my opinion of him, it actually doesn't matter."

The people around him were confused and looked at each other.

The so-called human gods are actually only circulated in the mouths of a few people. Regarding the battle between the human gods and the dragon gods, very little is known. Few people know the inside story at all.

But even if everyone doesn't know, it doesn't stop everyone from enjoying the fun at this moment.

A human god, who can be named as a god, will not be weak no matter what. For them, they are all existences that they have to look up to, and they have never heard of them. But at this moment, this big melon is placed in front of them. before.

How can this not make everyone curious?

Roja ignored the curious and probing glances of the students around him.

These people, him, and the gods and humans all belonged to two different worlds. He did not hide them, nor did he open his mouth to explain anything to them with kindness.

Roja thought of what Badigandi had said before, and just said lightly: "I also have some plans of my own. Regarding humans and gods, I think it would be better for this guy not to exist in this world."

Regarding Roja's words, Badigandi nodded in agreement and said, "Indeed, when I saw his disgusting face, I wanted to punch him in the face."

"It's just that, having said that, I still hope you can."

Roya waved his hand, interrupting Badigandi's narration.

He looked at Badigandi expressionlessly and said in a slightly cold voice: "You don't know anything, so stop talking. Now you are just a chess piece in his hands. What qualifications do you have?" Interfering with my judgment?"

Roja's tone when he said this was quite impolite.

Badigandi's face gradually became colder. Even he seemed a little unhappy when Roya said this.

But no matter what if he was unhappy, the difference in strength between the two was too great, and now he had no choice but to swallow his breath.

Badigandi's obviously unconvinced look made Roja feel funny.

Glancing at Badigandi casually, Roja continued: "What do you know about the Human God? Is he really as reliable as you think? Every suggestion he gives is not free."

Roja's words shocked Badigandi's heart. He looked at Roja in disbelief. The previous unhappiness quickly dissipated and was replaced by more doubts.

This guy obviously knows something. Maybe the human god has already been on the line with Roja.

In fact, Roja has never officially met with the human god several times.

I don't know whether it was due to the system or because my own mental power was too great. From the beginning to the end, the gods and humans never stood in front of Roja in a real sense, not even once.

But Badigandi didn't know this. He thought a lot at this moment, and some of the doubts he had buried in his heart were solved.

No wonder, no wonder he can progress so quickly and achieve such amazing achievements at such a young age.

Badigandi thought secretly: One's own talent is indispensable, but more importantly, it is better to get guidance from the gods, right?

His idea is not without basis. First of all, he himself is the beneficiary of the suggestions of the gods. He has had many opportunities in his life, and it was the gods who guided him behind the scenes, allowing him to obtain those benefits.

It's not just opportunities. Whenever he encounters a turning point in fate, the gods and humans will give him the most correct and most beneficial choice when he hesitates.

It was this series of choices that allowed him to grow from a humble beginning to the God of Fighting he once was.

Of course, the above are all benefits brought by human gods. In addition to these benefits, there is also a greater conspiracy hidden.

Human gods are not good people, and they like to play tricks to support their younger generations.

In his long career, he saved many, many people, but also killed many, many people.

He used his own means to watch those people die in regret, pain, and despair.

These people are undoubtedly the ones who trust him the most, but every trust has buried a greater hidden danger for the subsequent despair.

There is no such thing as a free lunch in the world.

This sentence is more appropriate for the human god.

Badigondi also knows this, or in other words, to some extent, he has already died once.

And that time, he was plotted against by the human god, that is, the moment he put on the fighting god armor.

I guess Roya now may have experienced such a situation, right?

Looking at Roya's expression, Badigondi sighed in his heart and felt very troubled.

This time was indeed a test, and this test obviously ended in failure.

Roya's strength is very strong, so strong that it reminds him of that man.

Laplace was a terrifying existence that made him lose consciousness in an instant. If he was just very strong, it would be fine, but Roya had obvious hostility towards the Human God. Perhaps in the near future, he might stand on the opposite side of the Human God.

He felt a headache when he thought of the Human God.

Although Badigondi was used by the Human God in the end, even so, compared with the favor of the Human God to him, it could not be written off.

And now he owed the Human God a promise. He promised the Human God that he would help him unconditionally for the last time, and then they would be even.

Who is the Human God? This time's test is naturally not included. He tried every means to let Badigondi come over to feel Roya's hostility towards him.

Obviously, the hostility is quite strong.

If it was an ordinary enemy, the Human God could just mobilize a few men and make a plan to kill the potential enemy.

In fact, even if the force value was so high that it was terrifying, the Human God still found the opportunity and let the Dragon God who came thousands of miles away to fight with Roya.

From his tone, at least one of them would fall.

He had fought with the Dragon God more than once or twice, and he knew the Dragon God's character very well.

Either Roya would die in the battle, or Orsted would die.

If Orsted died, that would be the best, everything would be over.