Blame me for being too attractive

There is a saying in the magic world that what you need to protect most is your name and blood.

If the name is the shortest curse, then blood is the best medium for the curse.

When you have a person's blood, as long as you are willing to pay enough, then it is not a problem to curse the other party's future children and grandchildren for eighteen generations.

So before Batman could use the blood of the opponent to easily break through the space gap that trapped them. Logically speaking, it seems possible for Zatanna and the others to use the blood to find traces of the opponent.

But they failed.

"It shouldn't be." Zatanna murmured, "Jason" Since they were able to escape successfully with the blood, it is obvious that the blood cannot be fake.

And on this major premise, there are only two possibilities for them to fail.

Either the opponent's strength is so high that they are far out of reach, so even if they have blood, they cannot use it to search for the opponent's position.

Either the other party has specially taken precautions in this regard, which is actually not a rare thing. After all, knowing that blood is so important, many magicians have protected their own blood to a certain extent.

To ensure that even if someone gets his own blood, he cannot easily pose a threat to himself.

Most of the precautions that can be taken in this regard are to guard against curses, so is their failure the first case?

If this is the case, then the difficulty of the enemy will be raised to another level this time.

Compared to Zatanna who frowned slightly, Constantine didn't seem to care so much.

To be honest, he feels that they are a bit similar to the state of onlookers who are not in a hurry and are anxious to die.

Although it was Batman and Iron Man who disappeared one after the other, they were all after Meeks.Now that they have taken over, they are discussing and anxious, but they are sitting firmly on the Diaoyutai.

This gap simply made Constantine feel like he was working for some black-hearted capitalist who didn't plan to pay him at all, and even said something after you finished working, but I didn't let you do it.

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Meeks, who was silently complained by Constantine, saw the person he had seen in the spiritual world again.

But this time, the other party no longer covered himself tightly, but appeared in front of Meeks under the appearance of "borrowing" from Batman.

The other party not only borrowed Batman's appearance, but also borrowed the other party's voice.

If it weren't for the fact that the emotions revealed in those eyes were completely different from Batman's, Meeks would have thought that the person standing in front of him was Batman.

Meeks couldn't understand at all seeing the other party facing other people's faces with a generous look.

"Is your original appearance shameful, and you have to show your face like this?" What's more, it was someone else's face that was exposed.

The other party's father and son were both aspirants and talked about his shameful situation, but the other party's reaction was completely different.

If facing Batman, he is arrogant with anger, then facing Meeks, he has a complex emotion that is difficult to describe.

With some memories, some bitterness, some resentment, some unwillingness...

Anyway, it was so complicated that Meeks' "emotional sensing system" was about to be shut down by him.

Meeks: Simple, simple way of thinking.

Meeks, who didn't want to continue to accept the other party's complicated emotions, threw out a simple and rude sentence: "You know that Batman has escaped."

What I said didn't feel hostile at all. Instead, it seemed like an accomplice blamed the other party for ruining a good thing.

But the other party raised his eyebrows, and seemed not surprised by the news, "Run away, just run away."

As long as this face is still with him, the other party's escape is meaningless.

Meeks stared at the guy with Brucey's baby face, and the strange thing was that, although the other party took the initiative to say that he would be bad for him, sometimes Meeks couldn't feel any hostility towards him for no reason.

Moreover, the other party's attitude towards him is actually very strange. If you want to say friendly, when the other party was in the spiritual world at that time, he acted as if he wished that Meeks had never been born in this world.

But if you want to talk about how malicious it is, even if the other party is targeting Meeks, in fact, he has not done anything to Meeks other than capturing Batman and Iron Man and not knowing what he intends to do through them. constitute any actual harm.

Even sometimes, the other party looked at Meeks, not kindly, but also with some recognition, as if in the vast sea of ​​people, only Meeks could get his recognition, and he was the one who was with him all the way.

In any case, the goodwill and malice of the other party are so inexplicable, and Meeks thinks that he and this kind of "hiding head and showing his tail" people should not be regarded as the same way.

"You seem to have a lot of doubts." He stared at Meeks with such concentration, as if he was looking at his lifelong enemy, and seemed to be watching a miracle.

"Compared with doubts, I may have more dislike." Meeks said bluntly, "Put away your inexplicable eyes, and also put away your inexplicable superiority."

"Do you think that you are about to become a god, so you can't allow others to be superior to you?"

The other party explained the situation of Meeks at the moment, what an incredible miracle it is to change from a human to a god.

Meeks didn't know how the other party knew this, but the other party made a mistake. Even if he didn't want to become a god, he still couldn't tolerate others being superior to him.

Meeks' silence did not affect the other party's conversation, "Do you know that 'coming soon' is sometimes the furthest distance from success in this world."

The malice of fate is that it always likes to give you failure when you are about to succeed.

"You know, becoming a god is not as easy as you think." Even if this world needs a balance of light and darkness, it doesn't mean that you can get gifts from other worlds to become a god.

"So you are one of the obstacles on my way to becoming a god?"

The other party couldn't help being taken aback when he heard Meeks' words, "Maybe."

Perhaps without him realizing it, he has been arranged by fate to be the whetstone for Meeks to complete his path.

But even so, it is absolutely impossible to let him let go.After all, he has walked the path of becoming a god for countless years. If Meeks finally took the fruit, how could he be willing?

Feeling the deep unwillingness from the other party, Meeks' eyes flashed a flash of clarity, so this is a failed forerunner.

If this is the case, then there seems to be an explanation for all the inexplicable things.

It seems very pitiful to be one step ahead of Meeks, but fall behind, and his reluctance seems to be easy to understand, but so what, high positions are inherently rare, especially god positions.

Since the opponent was one step ahead of Meeks, but still fell behind Meeks in the end, and could only act as an obstacle, it has proved the opponent's failure and incompetence to a certain extent.

And this kind of incompetence can't get any mercy from Meeks, because he has witnessed too many incompetent people along the way.

Since his birth, he has witnessed a lot of failures and deaths.

In his short life of less than 10 years, Meeks has experienced things that many people may not necessarily experience in a few lifetimes. The essence of life lies not in his length, but in his depth.

"You're not going to succeed," Meeks said firmly.

Since you can't succeed before me, then if you hinder me now, you can only fail.

Meeks is so confident, but what he doesn't know is that the other party is one step ahead of him, and went to thousands of years ago, the era when the gods never retired, and could even be said to be the most active.

Lucifer, who sensed the opponent's actions in hell, couldn't help laughing at the opponent's stupidity.

According to the setting of fantasy novels, if Meeks is now living in the Age of Doom, then the other party was once in the Age of Gods.

That was when humans were the closest to the gods, how close was it? In Greece, as long as you were beautiful enough, or had some touching story that touched the gods, you would have a chance to become one of their lower-middle class.

But born in such an era, the mysterious person who wanted to become a god failed in the end.

According to the other party's own thinking, he, who lacked neither talent nor hard work, failed because he had a face that was not loved by the gods, or in layman's terms, he was too ugly.

But in fact, what really trapped him was his own obsession.

If what he wants to become is an ordinary god, then it is indeed difficult for him to get any chance if he is not handsome enough.But what he wants to be is a god with important authority like Lucifer, so the face is actually not important at all.

Where he really failed was that he was too persistent.Why are people who become gods often unintentional? Because obsession can become a demon, and becoming a demon creates a barrier.If you want to become a god, you need to break the barrier, but if the obsession is not eliminated, the barrier will only become stronger and stronger.Under such a vicious circle, how can he succeed.

In the end, he couldn't succeed no matter what, and attributed his failure to his face.It is true that he does not attract the attention of the gods because of his appearance, but it is never his face that fails, but himself who cares too much about his appearance.

The reason why Meeks' appearance became more and more excellent in the process of transforming from man to god is because of his self-confidence and pride.But the mysterious man is different. He cares too much about his ugliness, and even has an obsession with his ugliness that is no less than becoming a god.This made him more and more ugly, but also farther and farther away from becoming a god.

Meeks was going to complete the journey in less than 10 years, but the other party was still spinning in circles after thousands of years of walking, and even kept retreating.

He can't even settle his own obsessions, and there are gaps in the psychological level, so how can he become a god.

As for his so-called hard work, don't mention it.

As for Meeks' beauty in stark contrast to his ugliness, that's not what makes or breaks it.Everything is fair, too ugly will lead to disgust, but too beautiful will not lead to danger.

The difference between them is that the former is deeply trapped by demons, and evolves the disgust of others into self-disgust, and then is dragged into the quagmire.And the latter, relying on his own efforts, got rid of the danger brought by beauty.

If you insist on saying that this is not fair, so what if it is not fair? If the world is really fair, then the two of them should not be the only ones who embark on this supreme path of becoming gods.

He always felt that Meeks' existence was unfair to him, but he forgot that his own existence was also unfair to others.

And you must know that even those human beings who have never thought of becoming gods will say things like "My fate is up to me."The mysterious person wanted to change his fate from man to god, but he succumbed to God's will and resented fate blindly. How could this succeed.

Like his approach to Meeks, he was too indecisive and indecisive.

Even if Meeks has indeed started the transformation from man to god, Meeks still hasn't become a god after all, and the accumulation of the other party's thousands of years is not for nothing.

He obviously has the opportunity to kill Meeks directly and completely wipe out the possibility of other people's success, but he also covets Meeks' success. He pretends to be unpredictable, but in fact he just wants Steal Meeks' fate.

This kind of opportunistic and absolutely impossible to succeed behavior simply made Lucifer feel blind.

At the beginning, the other party was able to embark on this path, and he was obviously a very bright and even tenacious person. How could he become like this now?

Did the long-term failure make the other party ignore it, or did the thousands of years of half-dead lingering make the other party perverted?

No matter what it was, Lucifer just watched with cold eyes.

He neither intended to speak out to remind the other party, nor did he intend to say something to Meeks.After all, even if the imbalance between light and darkness is imminent, the god will still not choose to make do with it.

And I have to say that Meeks' journey has indeed been smooth to some extent.

When it was time for the other party to experience a little hardship, Lucifer would not choose to dote on the other party to help the other party escape.

After all, this is going to be his colleague, so what's the matter if he goes to help.

As for what to do if Meeks fails, that's even better, he can realize the original purpose of collecting the other party.

The imbalance of light and darkness is what the world needs to worry about the most.