he came from the void

I fainted last night and didn't restore it. I'm sorry for causing trouble to others.

But what's going on with the descending of the gods?

Could it be that Sivir really summoned Nasus, but where did the god go?

"Sivir, what happened after last night?" Taliyah looked at Sivir with eyes full of question marks, and Kahn asked her to ask, but she hadn't asked yet.

Sivir couldn't help shrinking his head tactically, and after realizing that he couldn't hide, he replied casually: "You just set off a firework."

"Last night you were not as calm as you are now." Kahn joked.

Kaisha hesitated to speak, wanted to say something, but couldn't let it go, so she didn't say it in the end.

She was still not good at dealing with people like Sivir, and only the gentle tone of voice with Taliyah would make her feel a little easier.

"Yeah, I was so frightened that I almost passed out." Sivir pouted.

"Isn't that just talking about me?" Taliyah suddenly blushed, and didn't ask any further.

The opinions of the businessmen at the table seemed to be divided. Some people said that it was actually a divine soldier, because there was no huge footprint of the god at the scene, only the notch left by the blade.

She guessed that the knife marks on the scene were left by Chali Kaer, but when others talked about the magic weapon, she remembered the evil weapon from ancient times that Kahn had just mentioned not long ago.

They are weapons of war, with beating hearts or bloody eyes, prisons in which the fallen gods have been cursed.

Legend has it that this weapon will occupy the user's body, annihilate the wielder's will, and cause slaughter everywhere. The purpose of existence is to destroy.

Fortunately, Taliyah can confirm that what happened last night has nothing to do with these evil weapons.

The clerk brought to the table a large plate of grilled fish they ordered. Although various spices were added during the grilling process, it was not spicy in general.

"There are thorns, don't swallow too fast." Kassadin did not forget to remind that children in the desert inland always get tricked when they eat fish for the first time.

Taliyah was immediately overwhelmed by the taste of the fish, and chewed carefully in her mouth without asking questions.

She found that she was the only one who regarded fish as a staple food, while others regarded it as an appetizer, drinking wine with fish, and spending most of their time chatting, as if talking would fill them up.

At first, the few people were still chatting enthusiastically, but when the after-dinner tea talk from another table reached their table, the people at the table fell silent tacitly.

One of the merchants asked a companion to help him bring some sea salt to sell inland at the small town of Amakra.

The latter agreed, but said that some evil things happened in Amakra recently.

After saying this, other people became interested and asked him to continue.

Perhaps this group of businessmen felt that there were some business opportunities in it.

He said that a pregnant widow came to Amaqra and found the Prophet, and she said, "Master Prophet, I am guilty. I killed my husband and abandoned my young son."

Hearing these two words, Kahn and the others at the next table fell silent.

The widow sought the Prophet in order to ask the Prophet to atone for her sins, and the Prophet asked her to tell her story.

She originally settled in Zurieta with her husband, had a son, and lived a happy life, but was pushed into the abyss by unexpected disasters.

The husband suddenly contracted a serious disease, which could not be cured for a long time, and he was bedridden in a few days, becoming a disabled person.

They had no relatives there, and the wife alone had to take on the responsibility of earning money to support the family and taking care of her seriously ill husband, exhausted both physically and mentally.

However, the husband's illness required high monthly medical expenses, and it didn't take long for the family to collapse.

The wife was unable to pay for the medicine. She saw her husband's suffering, her son's ignorance, and the family's unsustainability, and made a painful choice.

Before the child was sensible, she personally strangled her sick husband to death in bed.

Without the encumbrance of her husband, the widow can finally support the children by herself, but she has become depressed ever since.

But life didn't let her go. One day when she went out to buy vegetables, she was kidnapped and insulted by a bandit tribe who was interested in sex.

I don't know how she got through those few days of nightmares. She dragged her broken body, held back her nausea, and went home to continue making meals for her children.

But the morning sickness that appeared afterwards finally broke her heart, and being pregnant with the evil seed made her feel that her whole body was full of filth and she didn't deserve to live.

She didn't want to die in front of her son, so she left home, wanting to find a deserted place to end her miserable life.

But she found that she couldn't do it.

In pain, she found the prophet and wanted to atone for her sins and then died, but the prophet agreed to her request and let her go back first.

A few days later, she was shocked to hear that the bandit tribe that hurt her was dragged into the ground by monsters and evaporated.

The ecstatic widow found the Prophet again and gladly followed him to a world free of pain.

Chapter 125 Controversy

"Why did the prophet avenge that widow?" Sivir picked up a piece of fish, rolled it in the sauce, and then put it into his mouth to chew.

She doesn't like to eat fish slowly like this, unless she picks up a whole fish and hugs it.

She knew very little about the oracles, and few of the commissions required them to travel to the outlying regions of Shurima.There is a void hidden beneath those places, and that is where the Prophet moves.

"Sacrificing living people justifiably won the loyalty of the widow, and finally gained a group of believers without ruining her reputation."

Kaisha snorted coldly and threw the cutlery on the table.

From the analysis of the results, the prophet did get all the living sacrifices he wanted.

His methods were many times better than Kai'Sa's when he saved people. He used the name of redemption to carry out evil things.

This made Kaisha very angry. She didn't care whether he had the right to judge her life. She didn't care whether he was wrong to do evil things to the wicked, but he offered his life as a living sacrifice to the void. No matter how legitimate the reason, she firmly disagreed. .

"Take a sip of tea." Seeing Kassa's angry look, Kassadin poured her a cup of tea to calm her down.

Before Kaisha finished her tea, Sivir's remarks aroused her dissatisfaction.

"If I hear that there is such a person who can help me when I am desperate, I will go to him." Sivir turned the fish over and pulled off a large piece of meat.She said: "As long as I can get revenge, I am willing to pay the price of my life. As for the void, I don't care about its flood after death. The destruction of the world has nothing to do with the dead."

"But your death hastened the destruction of the living!" She clenched her fists tightly, and the tea in the teacup kept shaking, as if it was about to be crushed.

Taliyah was a little surprised, why did they start arguing, did no one care what happened to the widow?

"Okay, stop arguing, what you said is reasonable." Kahn held Kai'Sa's hand and poured the half-drinked tea into his mouth, attracting Kassadin's meaningful gaze.

However, this method is indeed effective. Worried about breaking the teacup and causing Kahn to eat the pieces, Kaisha's clenched hands immediately softened, and Kahn easily took it away after drinking the tea and put it back on the table.

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When the teacups collided with the table, there was a gavel-like effect, and the people at the table fell silent, listening to him.

"Everyone's experience is different, and different people have different ways of doing things. No one should force others to agree with their own rules of conduct."

"Sivir seeks the Prophet to obey orders and survive. We seek the Prophet to avenge our revenge. Taliyah seeks the Prophet to save his hometown. The excuse can be selfish or noble. No matter what the original intention is, as long as the purpose is the same."

"Karn is right." Sivir raised her eyebrows, and stretched out her hand to the lobster she had been thinking about for a long time. She took off a pair of pincers for herself, and did not forget to get it for Taliyah who was plucking at the lobster. another root.

"Thank you, don't bother, I can do it myself." Taliyah was flattered and rushed to pick it up.

Looking at the carapace-covered pincers, she didn't know what to say for a while, so she asked what she wanted to ask just now: "What happened to that widow in the end?"

"Either becoming a believer or being sacrificed, what else? Anyway, she doesn't want to live anymore." Kahn replied.

He took note of the place of Ama Kela, where the Prophet stayed for a while.

Maybe when Nasus comes, they can embark on the road of revenge

"People don't understand the void, and this prophet is still distorting people's perception of the void." Kai'Sa said through gritted teeth.

Accidentally breaking the long lobster tendrils, Taliyah shrank her neck and sighed: "Oh, I hope Nasus can show up soon, and use his voice to wake up those lost lambs."

When Kahn was picking up vegetables, he found that Kaisha was always against him. When he put the fish on the plate and wanted to eat it with vegetables, she immediately cut it off and ate it.

"What are you doing? Just staring at what's on my plate?"

Kahn looked at her and found that she was looking at him sadly.

"I think the one on your plate is the most delicious!" She poked Kahn's plate, signaling him to put something in it quickly.

Obviously, this is still airing the debate just now.

Although she knew that Kahn was right, he was not on her side, which made her unhappy.

And Kai'Sa is not happy, and Kassadin is not happy either.

Feeling that the eyes were all focused on him, Kahn felt helpless.

Are conversations going to be targeted these days?Kahn had to find a way to remedy it.

So he knocked on the table and said, "Suddenly I want to eat eel, Sivir, go ask the boss to bake one, and bring some crab vinegar by the way."

"It just so happens that I'm going to make it easier." Sivir glanced at him, put down the uncracked lobster claws, and left the dining table with a curled lip.

The lobster claws she put down lay quietly on the plate.

After dismissing Sivir, Kahn directly took off the shrimp claws under the watchful eyes of everyone, broke off the shell to reveal the tender meat inside, rolled it in the soup and fed it to Kaisha.

Kaisha shook her head and refused, with a grudge in her heart.

She can't eat what's off someone else's plate unless it's not taken away.

Kahn rolled his eyes, took a bite of the shrimp claws, and put the rest on Kai'sa's plate.

"Hurry up and eat it, don't wait for Sivir to come back and see it, if she asks, just say I ate it."

"It's really you!" Kaisha's stern face suddenly collapsed, and she burst out laughing.

As expected of Kahn, he easily did something that others couldn't, and used this method to make her happy.

Sivir definitely doesn't want something that has been bitten by others, and only he can come up with this method.

She picked up the shrimp claws that Kahn had stained and put them to her mouth. There were traces of meat in the claws, which could be sucked into her mouth by gently sucking.Put it on your lips and take off the flesh on the cartilage.

Taliyah watched the whole thing, dumbfounded.

Seeing Kaisha eating with relish, as if she was covered in wonderful sauce, she knew that she would definitely not be able to eat this feeling.

In an instant, I felt that the tongs on my plate were not fragrant!

Finally, after much deliberation, she decided to put her own tongs on Sivir's plate.

After a while, Sivir came back from ordering food, ready to deal with the shrimp claws he had reserved earlier.

But she noticed the anomaly right away.

"Strange? Why did my lobster claw change from the right to the left?"

But she didn't ask, and started to attack, and showed a satisfied expression from time to time.

Taliyah snickered at the side, in fact, the body of the shrimp is also delicious.

Everyone can be happy, which is what Taliyah thinks is the best outcome.

If you finally come out for a meal, you should be kind.

Chapter 126 Nasus

A figure wrapped in a long robe came to the gate of Nasramei, and his tall figure immediately attracted a lot of attention.

He was wrapped from head to toe in a rag-like robe, but it still couldn't hide his tall and strong figure.

He clutched a long cloth-wrapped cane, the broad top of which was also wrapped in rags.

His legs were bent at an odd angle, making it difficult to move.

The appearance of this strange person immediately attracted the attention of the city gate guards.

"take inspection!"

The blades of the two halberds crossed in front of his chest, and the strange man raised his eyes from the ground under his feet.

He was stopped by two Noxian soldiers armed with halberds. They wore black iron armor, blood-red cloaks billowed behind them, and only their eyes were visible from their dancing spiked helmets.

But to ordinary people, the soldiers who looked like two black iron war beasts were weak and dwarfed like children in front of this giant.

The halberd was longer than the soldier's height, and the halberd only reached his chest. His figure was as majestic as an iron tower, casting a huge shadow.

The weirdo looked down at them, his face hidden in the shadow of the stretched hood.

A hand protruded from the armhole, and he slammed his wrapped cane on the ground, making a dull echo in the street.

They saw his fingers wrapped in bandages like those of a leper.

He didn't speak, but it brought an unparalleled sense of oppression to the two soldiers.

The two soldiers felt uneasy like never before. At any rate, they were almost selected as soldiers of Cui Fali. Even facing the entire Cui Fali army before, they had never felt such a strong sense of oppression.