Ke-style law enforcement officers

Chapter 966 There's a cheat code in the house
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If Milo knew that he was in the Abyss and Nordens had sent someone to the Dreamlands to deliver a message to him, he would be speechless.

but.

Shadow didn't care; he simply enjoyed the collisions with the paper figures.

Only after they were both psychologically and physically drained did they return to the Kingdom of Kem in the western continent of the Dreamland.

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This place is now shrouded in a deathly silence.

The previous battle had destroyed the kingdom's towns, but the Kem people had been dispersed to the coast beforehand, and the cats had also withdrawn from the battlefield in time.

So, in conclusion, it seems that only the Temple of Hooked Finger was completely wiped out in the end.

This time they must all be truly dead.

All the high-ranking members of the Hook Temple participated in this operation. Apart from those killed by Milo in the Kingdom of Kem, the rest also died in the abyss, killed by Enid, who was equipped with max-level divine gear.

Oh wait, the God of Hooks didn't appear.

The one who emerged from that abyss was Nath Hortas; the God of the Hook did not exist at all.

He's probably still crouching in some corner of the abyss, waiting for his followers to come and rescue him.

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……

When Milo and Rebecca brought the petite Inid out of the Abyss World and appeared in the Kingdom of Kem, Kem was still there with a large group of cats waiting.

Afterwards, using the cat's equipment, they quickly melted up the remaining abyssal rift.

There was originally only one rift here. It was Imnar who created more than a dozen clones of him. After he fell into the abyss, the Dream Realm was essentially devoid of him, and its inherent rules gradually dissipated. The twelve abyssal rifts merged into one, making it very easy to clean up.

After everything was over, Milo left a flame in Uthar City so that he would no longer need to use the maglev cat car for long-distance travel.

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Take Kai back to the Lost Southern Territory.

Milo's fire in the Southern Reach remained at the Healing Church altar, so this return journey would end in Rick's territory.

Just as the battle in the Southern Territory ended, Investigator C had barely left when Milo and his team arrived.

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Looking at the sentence Rick wrote down and handed over:
"The Lord of Flames has found what he needs, but he wants to become the King of the Gods, and all the changes will begin from here."

Others might not understand the meaning of this sentence, but Milo does.

Karakal, the Lord of Flames, is one of the gods of dreams, and he now also controls the embers.

Although this matter had already shown signs when the dead god Zo-Karaar was unearthed, this time it was confirmed by Nodens, the lord of Kadas.

The Lord of Flames obtained the embers.

Perhaps it's because of His divine nature's special control over fire, or perhaps it's pure luck, but in any case, He now possesses the ability to move between worlds in the abyss, something that even beings more powerful than Him cannot do.

Nordens couldn't do it, and neither could Engel Khosla.

Judging from the message, it seems that the Lord of Flames has abandoned Nordens and is preparing to establish himself as king.

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Of course, Milo wouldn't easily believe the message from Nordens.

He didn't believe that this old man would genuinely give him valuable information.

Moreover, the most bizarre detail in this matter is how investigator C left the abyss.
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"I can't control that much."

We need to check on those guys who got into a fight near our house first.

Milo was caught off guard by the Four Knights of Favor's sudden appearance to cause trouble. He had originally planned to settle things in the Kingdom of Kem before going after the Four Knights, but they were more eager than he was and delivered themselves right to his doorstep.

Although what was given was an avatar.

And it really was a pure white gift.

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When we arrived at that starry sea, it had already returned to tranquility.

The deep starry sky and the sea surface merge into one, giving the feeling that stars surround you from all sides, while two corpses are floating on the sea surface at this moment.

Masks and plague.

The old man's mask on the girl was broken and scattered on the sea.

There was a huge hole in his chest, as if something had pierced through his torso, but at this moment, no weapon could be seen.

Meanwhile, the plague avatar on the other side had been broken in two.

The scriptures and totems that were originally wrapped around His body had been mostly burned away. His broken body was withered and lifeless, and not a drop of blood flowed out.

The incarnation of CCD is probably only at the level of an ordinary Great Old One.

"It's hard to understand why they think that two Great Old Ones can wipe out Nanwei City. Who are the Four Horsemen again?"

Yan stood on the water, looking at the two corpses at his feet with a puzzled expression.

“Natural disasters, greed, plague, masks,” Dirachoon said, his body bathed in the power of the deep golden tree, counting on his fingers.

"How can you say I'm not arrogant, or... stupid?" Yan shrugged.

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I don't know how much time has passed.

The Night Demon and the God's Servant joined forces once again, and with almost no injuries, they brutally killed the two avatars who had come to their doorstep.

However, it seems very abnormal precisely because the victory was so easy.

Given Nanwei City's current strength, even if Milo is set aside, the remaining forces are not to be trifled with. Even if all four Knights of the Favored were present, they wouldn't gain any advantage, not to mention that the four Knights of the Favored can't even be gathered together right now.

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"Is this a test?" Milo stomped on the mask floating on the water with his boot.

She was a girl without a face. Her face looked as if it had been burned and then healed, and you couldn't even see the outline of any facial features. It was just a smooth piece of flesh pasted on her face.

"Using the life of an avatar as a price for testing seems a bit too extravagant," Yan shrugged.

“Unless they have so many incarnations that they’re commonplace and worthless,” Milo concluded.

“How is that possible…” Dillash frowned.

Although the two avatars had been killed, it was not an easy task for him and Yan. At least it wasn't a one-sided crushing annihilation; the avatars still had room to fight back.

But if, as Milo said, someone is the embodiment of someone who wouldn't care if a bunch of them died, then that seems a bit terrifying.

What are they going to do?
Dominate the Dreamland?

Or will it usher in an era of stars?
That seems to be a valid interpretation.

After all, the Watcher of Outer Space, Vorvados, was killed by the Four Horsemen themselves.

“There’s no point in guessing here.” Milo shook his head. “Let’s go home first. There’s something there.”

"Does this body need to be disposed of in any way?" Dillash suddenly asked.

Still carrying some of the occupational hazard of a "funeral organizer," he thought that burying the body might be useful.

But Milo and Yan said in unison:

"Hang him up right here."

(End of this chapter)