Assassination career from full level

Calculated, this should be the fifth guessing error in Hansel's life, because Hansel guessed that the Friedrich's evidence found by the Engel family should be something specific, and the Pope used alchemy to convert this thing It has been integrated into Ingram's body, and this is what the Pope wants to get back even if he kills Ingram. This is why he mentioned the Chimera to Benjamin before, but now it seems that this foreshadowing is no longer necessary That's it - if what Benjamin said is true, then the matter is quite serious, which means that he has no way out and must kill Ingram.

Of course, Ingram can also be persuaded to give up contacting the root cause, but Hansel knows that this is impossible.

On the other hand, En'anke just sighed: "You wasted so much of my time just to tell me this? This world is going to be destroyed by a child I accidentally took in?"

"Don't you understand what the end of the world means? You were once a human!" said Benjamin.

"But now I am not anymore," En'anke frowned in disgust: "I am a filthy person, and I am not for any mission, nor have I been forced by anyone. I became a filthy person voluntarily. In other words, I am Undead, in fact, I am still curious about what will happen if Ingram summons to end this world, I will definitely see more than you, then..."

En'anke made a gesture and said: "My warning has not changed, leave here, or die here... However, instead of thinking about how to die in my hands, I suggest that you first consider something else, for example, The sword demon outside."

"Sword demon?" Benjamin's expression turned ugly: "That means Xiao Yao is also nearby. I didn't expect them to come so quickly."

"I'm not interested in your grievances with Xiao Yao or Jian Yao, and I don't care whether Ingram's contact with the root will end the world. My warning is still in effect, don't move on, or I will kill you."

After leaving this sentence, En Anke hugged Creek who was still looking back at Hansel, and disappeared into the dark corridor where they came. Gretel tried to track En Anke with the eternal light. Anke's figure, but the moment the eternal light touched the dark corridor, it disappeared as if being swallowed—it seems that the real obstacle to entering this Baroque secret room is far more than the gate behind them .

"What's the smell?" Hansel suddenly stubbed out the cigarette in his hand and asked.

"I don't know..." Gretel frowned.

Benjamin seemed to have also noticed this strange smell and the increasingly scorching temperature. He suddenly looked up at the gap left above the gate blocked by the dome boulders, when the purple-black flame flashed before his eyes. After a while, he immediately understood what happened, the sword monster had arrived, and was using its power to try to open the boulder blocking their eyes - and kill them by the way.

"Xiaoyao..." Hansel glanced at Benjamin, and asked thoughtfully: "I'm curious, why Xiaoyao also wants to get Ingram...or, in other words, the magic that belongs to Alfonso in him?" sex?"

"I don't know, but Xiaoyao has been eyeing Alfonso's divinity a long time ago, and it has been looking for opportunities to take Alfonso's divinity from us."

Hansel narrowed his eyes. Although he vaguely seemed to have caught something, it was obvious that what he had to do was not to think about the fleeting inspiration he just had, but how to escape from here.

En Anke walked in the corridor of the Baroque underground palace with the little Crick in his arms. As the center of the Baroque school at the time, the traps and defense devices here are of course not as simple as the outermost gate, they are just the most basic, similar to It is the same thing as the test, so even if the sword demon really creates a crater outside, it will not affect the interior of the palace at all. It doesn't matter, whether he died at the hands of the sword demon, or escaped into the palace and was killed by him, the result is the same.

"elder brother."

Creek lay on En'anke's shoulder and suddenly called out.

"what happened?"

"What does the end mean? Is the end the same as death?"

"You can put it this way, but in fact, Friedrich's end is not the same as death. Friedrich's end is a more thorough death." En Anke thought for a while, and finally replied.

"What do you mean by total death?"

"You really like to ask questions that I can't answer at all. Whoever stays with you will definitely become a great philosopher," En'anke pushed open a door on the side of the corridor and walked in. Inside is a place like a reception room. En'anke put Crick in his arms on the recliner next to the coffee table, and then sat next to Crick: "Let me think about how to explain to you...you Do you know what death means? When a person's physiological functions stop functioning, his thinking stops, and his soul leaves his body, it is called death."

"I know." Crick nodded.

"Then let's start with this aspect first. In fact, the death I just mentioned is just one of the ways of death, but in fact, people will die more than once, and people will die many times. The stagnation of physiological functions is the first time. The death of death, the cessation of thinking, the second death when the soul leaves the body, and the third death is social death, that is to say, no one in this world will remember you, and no one will mention your name, nor will you Someone gets information from your grave or relics that you were alive. In their eyes, you are not only a dead person, but a non-existent person. If you complete the above three points, you can say this Man is completely dead, that is to say, the end."

"So Crick is just dead now, but not terminated, is it?"

"Yes."

"But how does Friedrich end the world?"

"It's very simple. It's the same as the end of a person. First of all, the death of the physiological functions of this world. All living things in this world will disappear, and all souls and lives will return to the original sea. Whether it is creatures, plants, Or the monster race, the demon race at the level of shadow is the same, there will be no self-awareness in this world, this is the first step of death in this world."

"and then?"

"After the death of the material level, it is the death of the spiritual level. For this world, the death of the spiritual level means the disappearance of [dream]. The original sea will evaporate, and the root of the world will disappear. Or the magic power no longer exists, just like people lose the energy to control the body, this world will also lose the ability to continue to give birth to new life and miracles - like ashes that have been completely burned, no matter what There will be no more flames."

"And in the end? How could this world be forgotten? Forgotten by whom? Forgotten by the gods?"

"No, it's useless for you to understand the last point, Crick, the final death does not mean that no one remembers you, but that you don't exist, and they will never know that there was a person named Crick in the world anyway." Rick's people, you don't exist in their cognition, you don't even exist in their imagination."

"But how will this world become non-existent? This world once existed, and there are countless evidences to prove that it did exist."

"Evidence is not the most important thing, because the absence of evidence is also a way to prove existence," En'anke said while knocking on a long wooden table next to the recliner: "For example, I told You have a miniature charizard on the table in front of us now, I tell you, you can't see or feel this dragon, and I don't have any evidence that he is there, so can you prove that he doesn't exist ?"

"This is... Carl Sagan's sophistry." Crick's reaction was quick.

"That's right, even if there is no evidence to prove that he exists, he is not non-existent, so going back to the preface, in fact, if we do not rely on the power of God, we cannot achieve the so-called complete death by ourselves, and Friedrich's It can end."

"I still don't understand..." Crick frowned, looking distressed.

En Anke also fell silent, and it took a long time before he spoke: "It is also difficult for me to explain what Friedrich's final end is. It is a kind of death that is difficult to describe, and it is a complete death. He even eliminated the concept of death. itself, everything returns to the beginning, nothingness, and then Alfonso will create a beginning out of nothingness, and the gods will rebuild the world from that beginning."

"Why do I feel as if my brother has witnessed Friedrich's end before?"

"I did see it, you remember what I said to those people just now? I said I-we're going to see a lot more than they see."

"But I never saw it, I didn't see Friedrich, and I didn't see the end of Friedrich."

"Who made you cry all the time?" En'anke poked Crick's face with his index finger: "When you were in death, the only thing you did was cry. I really don't know why you can cry for so long, you Is it so unbearable to bear the fact that you were killed by your father?"

"no……"

Crick got up from the recliner, grabbed En Anke's clothes with his pale hands, and his voice was once again colored as if he was about to cry: "No, I... don't like my dad, I didn't because I was beaten by my dad I cried because I saw my brother came to me, because I saw my brother came to me, I was very happy, but I shouldn't be so happy... because I brought my brother to death To come here, to such a terrible place..."

"Didn't I say it? I voluntarily became a filthy person. I said that to them, and I will say the same to you," En'anke said, although his tone sounded a little impatient, but there was a smile on his face. Smiling, she seemed very happy: "I want to live forever, no matter what the circumstances are, I don't care about immortality, as long as I can stay in a certain place forever, I don't care where I am."

"Why... brother would want to live forever?" Crick asked.

"Because you promised me, didn't you? You said you would be with me forever," En'anke said with a smile, "I just turned the limited eternity of human beings into real eternity, that's all."

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