Blame me for being too attractive

Meeks, who didn't take those scandals seriously at first, was quite bored, but within a few days, he noticed something was wrong.

Since this is the world where Meeks was born, the emotions associated with the birth of various scandals helped Meeks absorb the power in the power crystal very quickly.

The growth rate of power that you can clearly feel is simply fascinating. If it continues at this rate, it is estimated that in less than a year, Meeks will be able to go to hell to find Lucifer for a fight.

But with the growing strength, Meeks also discovered the hidden dangers.

He seemed to be... getting more and more unable to control his emotions.

One of the important reasons why Batman is always so worried about Superman's loss of control is that Superman's power is too powerful.

If a bomb/bomb is not well controlled, the affected area is no more than tens of square meters, but if a nuclear bomb/bomb is not well controlled, it is estimated that at least one city will be affected.

Meeks' current power can be said to be the nuclear/bomb of the psychological nature of human nature.

If his emotions continue to get out of control, then sooner or later his power will get out of control.

If a powerful psychic mage like him is out of control, the consequences will be no worse than that of a superman who is out of control.

Let people kill themselves, let people kill each other... He can do it if he wants to.

It is true that a person with strong psychological quality like Batman can be immune to the power of Meeks, but how many Batmen are there in this world.

Meeks doesn't have a salvation mentality, and he doesn't have any sympathy for other people, so even if the power out of control really caused such consequences, he won't lose his mentality.

But the problem was that his arrogance made him not allow himself to be in such an uncontrollable state.

If a person can't control himself well, he is no different from a broken robot.

Although he didn't understand what was going on for the time being, his loss of control was definitely inseparable from those scandals, or the emotions that accompanied public opinion.

Due to Meeks' laissez-faire at the beginning, they missed the best time to deal with it, and regardless of how effective the treatment is now, the dispute caused by belief or not is directly another wave of intense emotions.

But even so, what should be clarified still needs to be clarified. With a strong enough public relations team, coupled with the magical assistance of Meeks himself, and some scandals that are too unreliable, although the best processing time has been missed, but The control of public opinion is pretty good.

It's just that if you want to control your emotions now, it's not very useful to rely on controlling public opinion. After all, even if you control public opinion, the emotions you used before will not disappear from Meeks' body.

So now to solve the problem, it mainly depends on Meeks himself.

Even though Meeks is not usually a person who is strict in his words and deeds and self-discipline, his emotions are never contained, but released.Generally, such people have some problems with emotional management and self-control, but Meeks is actually very strong in self-control.

But I don't know why, no matter how he controlled it this time, none of the various emotions that always rose up in his heart for no reason could be calmed down.

On the contrary, the more he controls, the more out of control he becomes.And if he doesn't control it, it's letting things go out of control.Anyway, no matter how you do it, it's just one word - out of control!

It feels like nothing is right, it's driving me crazy.

Although he is still temporarily out of control, and his strength can barely be suppressed, but he is really suppressed quite reluctantly.

A little bit of power leaked out from time to time, and some people who were close to him were more or less affected.

Fortunately, the person who is with him now is Jason, especially this Jason has gone through a lot of things, and his psychological quality is no worse than Batman's in some respects.

But even Jason, although he was not affected to hurt himself or others, was quite uncomfortable, as if he had to fight against the scarecrow's fear toxin all the time.Even if you win the fight, it will be tiring to keep fighting.

So if Meeks continues to lose control like this, it is estimated that Jason will be able to go to hell to work for him in advance.

Seeing the irritability visible to the naked eye on Meeks' face, Jason suggested: "Why don't you go to Lucifer and ask him?"

Hearing this suggestion, Meeks refused without thinking: "No!"

Let him go to Lucifer for help, then it is estimated that the other party will be able to laugh for decades with this.

And to be honest, no matter what other people think of Lucifer, whether it is powerful or evil, with Meeks, he has always felt that Lucifer is actually quite unreliable in many cases.

If you don't believe me, look at the unreliable things he did when he faced Meeks.

Whether it's going to Chinatown to find a fortune-teller who sweeps the floor, or not long ago, he swore that he would win, or even going back a long time ago, he kept saying that he wanted to make himself his collection...

Anyway, from Meeks' point of view, Lucifer has never been a serious person... Well, the devil.

But maybe luck and misfortune always depend on each other. While losing control of his emotions, Meeks did not fail to encounter some good things.

Although the manifestation of this good thing is not very good, it is barely a good thing.

Meeks, who was irritable and impatient, lay on his bed, feeling the itching from his back, and wanted to grab a few times, even if the pain was bloody, it was better than this itching.

And because of this itch, Lucifer had one more unreliable deed with Meeks, but the other party didn't tell him that the wings were so itchy.

If Lucifer knew that Meeks classified this into his unreliable example, he would definitely complain.Back then, his wings stayed on his body as soon as he was born.

It's not just him, those angels' wings grow on their bodies well once they are born, no matter how many wings they have.

Who knew that Meeks would be in such a state when he transformed from a human being into a god and grew wings.

Seeing Meeks, who was already irritable because of losing control of his emotions, became even more irritable due to the unbearable itch, Jason was quite convinced that misfortunes never come singly this time.

By tracing the source of those scandals, Jason found out the sailors hired by the mysterious people, and also got the identity of the person behind the scenes from them—Bruce Wayne.

Thinking of those people who in order to get more benefits, and guessed whether Meeks offended Baby Bruce, or Baby Bruce wanted to rob people, Jason felt that they shouldn't be some kind of navy. It's so big, wouldn't it be better to write novels?

Jason, who is well aware of Batman's current situation, of course knows that the person behind the scenes is not so much Bruce Wayne, but the mysterious man with Bruce Wayne's face on his face.

But even if this is found out, so what? Why did the other party do this? Why did the other party’s actions have such an impact on Meeks? What is the reason for this? Meeks can’t figure it out, and Jason can’t figure it out either. clear.

If it is said that the emotions are too negative, it is not that Meeks has not encountered such a situation in the past, but he has been able to balance it out well. If it is said that the emotions are too intense and large in number this time, then saving a world will get Isn't the "belief" of my life better than this?

So what's going on, they don't understand, and Mr. "Fake" who has been with the mysterious man and witnessed all this also doesn't understand.

Although Meeks' loss of control was not shown to the outside world, but they who have been paying attention to him have never missed the slightest bit of the obviously uncontrollable fluctuations in experience around Meeks.

"Why is that so?" Mr. "Fake" didn't understand.

You must know that in his memory, Meeks only had times when he didn't have enough disgusting emotions, but never when he was affected by those emotions that weren't too much.

Looking at the doubts on the other's face, which was the same as that of Meeks, the mysterious man smiled and said, "Because he hasn't really become a god yet."

Faith is poisonous, even for gods, let alone Meeks, who is not a real god.

It seemed that Meeks was not affected by those emotions at all, or that he was under control when they were affected, but in fact, he was not so much controlled as he was suppressed.

How powerful is the power of faith? In this world dominated by humans, faith is so powerful that it can shape a priesthood for a god.

When many people feel that a god has some ability, he will really give birth to a godhead related to this ability. This is the power of faith.

The path that Meeks took is not so much a belief as an emotion.

Those pure beliefs will affect a god, not to mention complex and changeable emotions.

Moreover, the other party's power to become a god comes from the crystallization of power that has not been fully absorbed.Although the crystallization of power was voluntarily given by others, as long as Meeks has not digested and absorbed it in a day, it is not something that truly belongs to Meeks.

Behind Meeks' seemingly smooth road to becoming a god, there are actually too many hidden dangers.

And according to the words of the person I found, these hidden dangers have not been eliminated after Meeks became a god.

Even to some extent, it has been affecting Meeks after becoming a god.

So Meeks in the impression of the other party, even after becoming a god, has never ignored the affairs of the world, isn't it because he is afraid of cutting off the source of emotional supply.

And what I did this time seems to be fueling the burning of emotions through public opinion, but in fact, all this is just a blindfold.

What really affected Meeks' loss of control was mixed with these emotions, which belonged to the mysterious man himself.

The resentment accumulated for thousands of years, the resentment accumulated for thousands of years, the jealousy of seeing the other party's success, all hidden in the malice brought by public opinion, was absorbed by Meeks little by little.

Human emotions are the fuel of power for Meeks, but the emotions of a demigod like the mysterious man are the raging fire that ignites those hidden dangers.

Meeks, who has not really become a god, naturally cannot be easily controlled, or even get rid of, which comes from the emotional influence of the mysterious person.

On the 99-step road to becoming a god, as long as you have not taken the last step, even if you have taken [-] steps, you are the same as someone who has taken one step.