They all call me the Outer God

Its buildings are not as tall and prosperous as Ria imagined, but rather have a retro brown-gray tone. The creepers extend from the ground to the roof. The plants cover the windows, but they grow very luxuriantly.

James reminded: "These creepers are mysterious items. Don't look at them as inconspicuous, but if someone dares to break into the territory of the keeper without reporting, the plants will definitely eat that person to ashes."

At the roots of the creepers, the area there has already shown a gradient of dark blue, and the soil below is scattered with some fragments of clothing and black blood stains.

Although the building of the branch cannot be called towering, its scale is only shorter than the surrounding buildings. Its interior environment is huge, but it is also very empty.

The first thing Ria noticed when she walked into the courtyard of the branch was the eye-catching hundreds of steps in the main building.

The number of steps is unusually impressive, and as a branch, there is no plague doctor or patient in the whole place.

James coughed twice: "The most interesting thing here is that what you see is not all, just like the area we are in now is not on the ground, but underground."

Everything around is just a scene to attract the eyes, but it is not false. The real branch is placed in another place.

"Underground?"

"You can look up now."

After James finished speaking, Leah subconsciously looked up at the sky. At that moment, he suddenly felt his scalp tingling.

He saw that the top was like a mirror, reflecting the environment here including themselves, but the appearance over there was very different from this side.

In the mirror image above, they were surrounded by people wearing bird-beak masks, and all the surrounding buildings seemed to have expanded hundreds of times.

They are full of industrial beauty. The giant clock composed of huge gears and thousands of small gears is horizontal in the center of the two mirrors. Thousands of metal pipes are connected in series, and some white gas leaks from time to time.

James twisted his lens a few times, and Ria suddenly felt that the things in front of him were reversed and turned. Soon, he was in the original mirror, and the roof above had become a pure white roof.

The bird-beaked doctors stood in a neat posture. They looked at Ria, and his figure was reflected in the lenses. Some doctors took out notes and wrote something. James signaled Ria not to care about the doctors' eyes.

"We are just here to visit. Just treat them as decorations. This is a custom. The plague doctor often takes the patient back to the branch or headquarters to check the physical condition and discuss the treatment."

"I will take you to find Leighton. He may have a way to help you eliminate the pollution of Gaen. It is not a good idea to always let you run around pretending to be a doctor."

Ria always felt that the latter sentence was the key. It would be better to completely eliminate the pollution, and he has always been curious about what kind of ability the white mask has to keep the pollution until now.

Next, James took Ria to look for a person named Leighton inside the building.

According to rumors, that person is the superior of the doctors here, which is equivalent to the status of the Health Commission in reality.

They wandered around for a long time in an environment where they didn't know whether it was up or down. Riya remembered the general route. He found that there was a structure like a maze here, and people with poor memory would easily get lost.

Moreover, there were quite a few houses with locked doors, and some houses were completely transparent. Riya saw bloody medical instruments and bones hanging on the instruments inside.

The skeleton even twitched from time to time. Its head, which had rolled to the corner, rolled over again after seeing Leah, and opened its mouth and shouted: "Save me! Save me! There are problems with the people here!!!"

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James knocked on the glass twice indifferently, pointing at the head in it: "The rooms that cannot be opened are all locked with mysterious objects or extraordinary creatures. We use them to do some medical research, so you don't have to be surprised."

"For example, this extraordinary creature inside, it ate its own internal organs and meat. We are still studying why it eats itself. Once left alone, this guy will split into more of himself. The only way is to string it on metal."

"You are talking nonsense, it is obvious that you ate the flesh of our patients!"

"Look, this thing often talks nonsense."

James walked away, Leah silently used the Batantusa coin to test the truth of the extraordinary creature's words in the glass, and the result was obviously false.

Extraordinary creatures always like to incite people's hearts, and it is normal to talk nonsense.

Leah covered her arm and continued to move forward with James. James still liked to introduce Leah to strange things, including a little girl sitting in a glass room flipping through a book.

The girl had messy long golden hair that extended directly from her shoulders to the ground. At this time, she was sitting quietly in a chair, reading a thick book carefully.

She chanted the contents loudly.

"When the Lord came, the ocean flooded the earth, and His angels blew the trumpet, huge wings, and thousands of white wings dispelled the haze, allowing humans to see His true appearance and offer their souls to Him."

"This child is telling the story of the shining sun."

James knocked on the glass, and the girl quickly closed the book, and then remained in a sitting posture without moving, with her long hair covering her side face, making it impossible to see her true face.

"Is the book in her hand the Bible?"

"No, no, of course not. The book is just something she copied from somewhere, and she hasn't copied it in full. Since then, she has protected it like a treasure. No one can understand what is written in the book except her, and she only reads a small section every month, repeating the content fifteen times."

Fifteen.

Fifteen again.

Leah looked at the closed book, which was almost as thick as a palm standing upright.

Even so, the book is not complete. You know, even the real Rising Sun Bible is not so thick.

"She only tells the story of the same god?"

"So far, five have been told for ten years. This child will not grow, does not need to eat, and will only hold her book and tell stories every day.

Otherwise, how can you say she is an extraordinary creature?"

James shook his head and prepared to leave, but the girl turned her head to look at Leah at this time, and kept muttering the words just now.

"When the Lord comes, the ocean will flood the earth... His angels will blow the trumpet, huge wings, thousands of white wings will dispel the haze..."

"When the Lord comes, the ocean will flood the earth... Angels... Haze."

"... The ocean will flood the earth."

"The ocean will flood the earth."

"..."

Then, as if constantly reminding her, she repeated this sentence a full fifteen times, her voice without any emotion, and her dark pupils were full of emptiness.