Strange Voyage: Summoning the Fourth Disaster.

Chapter 699, 666: Encountering Sun Quan
Aside from the various interesting things that happen in these long night oases.

The biggest points of discussion are naturally the first trial ground and the hero Aluga.

"Holy crap, this handsome, big-eyed Aluka's soul is actually the boss of the first trial area! I had no idea!" (Shocked)

"There are still some clues; the more you talk to him, the more you'll discover."

"Yes, Alucard's soul actually harbors a lot of resentment towards those raiders. If you talk to him a lot, he'll tell you that he's told them the truth over and over again, and he enjoys seeing their terrified expressions of wanting to die after learning the truth..."

"That's a bit perverted."

"Well done, that's how it should be. These spawning creatures are only unattackable by the Long Night Oasis, otherwise I would definitely chop off their hooks and stuff them into their teammates' leather swallows!"

"To be honest, I didn't quite understand. Are there two heroes named Aluga?"

"Is such that……"

As time went by.

Li Miao's post was seen by many players, and with other players constantly exploring and exchanging ideas, most players finally understood what the Aluga Hero and the Aluga Soul in the Pillar were all about.

"Oh, I see."

"Damn it, those oasis raiders deserve to die!"

"That raider who ambushed Alluga is quite a character. He can even travel to the Trial Grounds by stepping through the void, yet he still has to do such disgusting and pathetic things. What a pure-hearted person!"

Players naturally wouldn't have a good opinion of the raiders who caused all this.

However, compared to that, what players are discussing most is some deeper aspects of the Aluga Heroes storyline.

Which is more important, the spirit or the strength of a hero?

"Both are important. Without spirit, one cannot be called a hero; without strength, one cannot accomplish heroic deeds... Alluka's decision to pursue power in the Realm of the Long Night was correct; his only mistake was his failure. (Sighs)"

As the saying goes, "One general's success is built on the bones of ten thousand soldiers." Behind every successful person, there are countless failures... The same is true for heroes.

"If Alluka had arrived earlier, and if he had succeeded, perhaps we would have heard a different hero's story within the context of the Candle's backstory."

Heroes save the world.

What a cliché story, so cliché that it's become tiresome to hear.

But upon witnessing the tragic end of Aluga's failure during the climb, they couldn't help but feel that perhaps a more clichéd story wouldn't be so bad after all...

"He used the items he obtained to guide those who came after him, left fruit trees for them, and inscribed the combat skills he acquired on the stone tablet. He was truly a wonderful person... (tears)"

"Unfortunately, the guiding clam had its pearls stolen, the fruit tree was knocked down, and the stone tablet was smashed."

"Aluka who came out during the ceremony was really unlucky, but he was also a true hero. Who would have thought that he would be the one to die in the village..."

"When we arrived at the Long Night Divine Realm, and victory was within reach, my companions were ambushed and killed, and I was powerless to do anything about it."

"So it seems that Alucard's soul was forced into this situation. If I were in his shoes, I would have done the same. I'm not wrong, the world is wrong. Kill, kill, kill everything! Hahahahahahaha!"

"Another crazy one..."

"Where are the Candlekeepers? Where are the omnipotent spirit candles? Where are the developers? Save them! How can you just abandon two such charismatic characters like this? Even making them NPCs on Candlelight Island would be better! (Please!)"

"I've already asked, but there's nothing I can do. Their situation is similar to Carlos's in the Radiant Lands. (Sigh)"

"Actually, heroes shouldn't be restricted by their resentment. If it were me, I would have just gone with him, regardless of any heroic spirit. (picks nose)" "Indeed, this guy exchanged his heroic spirit and hero helmet for power, and he never thought of exchanging their important memories for power. That's true brotherhood."

"That's what they say, but have you ever thought about why they became partners in the first place? This makes it impossible for Aluga, the hero, to accept a proposal from a hero with a grudge."

"Ah, according to the tropes of some novels and TV shows, shouldn't Alucard have suddenly erupted due to his beliefs or spirit after being attacked...?"

"There aren't that many explosive things in the world. There are too many things where material things outweigh spiritual ones... The tragedy was already destined the moment Allug was attacked and killed."

"I don't care, I just think this hero, Alucard, is out of his mind. He's too rigid. He doesn't help such a good brother and even betrays him. He's inhuman. (sneers)"

"Are you deaf? Then let me ask you this: if your brother's greatest wish before he died was for world peace, but after he came back to life he said he wanted to destroy the world through war, would you also follow this so-called 'brother' to destroy the world? Is he still your former 'brother'?"

"It's hard to judge a man of God."

"Don't argue with him. People who say things like that probably don't have any brothers in real life."

"Ha, I don't have any brothers? That's a joke. Come to Shanlong Road and try. I can call a hundred thousand brothers over with one phone call! I'll chop you into mincemeat in no time! You think you're so tough? I'll make you fly! (smile)"

"..."

"Six hundred and sixty-six, Mom, I met Sun Quan!"

"Quickly, go and fetch Zhang Liao to treat him!"

"It's hard to stretch."

"When Chan Ho-nam was in the underworld, he worshipped you; Song Jiang cried and begged to learn martial arts from you; even the mayor had to report to you before going out. (laughing and crying)"

"Bro thinks he's Al Capone. (Trying not to laugh)"

"Ah, no, this is giving me embarrassment, I have to leave, I can't stay in this comment section anymore... (laughing and crying)"

"Can minors play with spirit candles?"

"Ah, I understand now."

"I'm so touched! You're the kind of loyal friend I admire most. I'll cover your college expenses! (pats chest)"

"The person upstairs has absolutely no vision. What's the cost of postgraduate entrance exams? I'll cover all his expenses from high school to his doctorate, plus his civil service exam fees. (Waves generously)"

"Look, people with courage are different."

"I can't believe I let him talk for so long. I'm such an idiot. (Facepalm)"

"..."

Regarding the matter between Aluka the hero and the hero's resentment.

Most players have a fairly good understanding of the hero Aluga.

After all, although Hero Resentment was once powerless to save more, he did save Aluga Hero with his own life and taught him the spirit of heroism along the way.

He is both a teacher who imparts knowledge and skills and an irreplaceable friend.

When such a friend goes astray, rather than watching them stray from your former ideals and principles, perhaps the best choice is to stop them...

(End of this chapter)