Devil's Bible

Vislav was surprised by this.

Andrön himself was a member of the church.

Before this, they all thought that Andron had been secretly dealt with by Nemes after landing on the Azure Whale.

After all, once they entered the fictional space, they used the power of the world to sense their surroundings for a long time.

During this time, they found no information about Andron, as if he had never existed.

Therefore, they gradually forgot about this person's existence.

Even Vislav couldn't detect any trace of the other party's presence and quickly forgot about it.

In this situation, Andron's sudden appearance, even influencing his thoughts and decisions for a fleeting moment, was truly... terrifying!
Leaving aside how the other party managed to deceive them, his current actions alone reveal some serious issues.

Vislav was aware that many high-ranking members of the church had serious mental health issues.

Those in high positions of power gradually increase their influence, while their former associates wither away little by little in the process. This kind of abnormal change is quite common.

It would be abnormal to live for hundreds of years without developing some mental problems.

However, the church has its own internal rules.

Those who rise to high positions have all developed a sound set of self-awareness and spiritual understanding.

They may be abnormal in some things, but when it comes to the church, they can be self-consistent.

Those who suffer mental breakdowns for various reasons are unable to reach higher positions or even become "golden seeds."

Most of those who rise to the top simply view perversion as a normal lifestyle, a minor quirk or habit.

For example, Adrian's obsession with being a genius, Alice's liking to skin succubi, and the Holy Walker's liking to forcibly modify others.

Hayes just didn't want to take responsibility; he was the only one of these people who was mentally sound.

These minor quirks are harmless to the church and will not affect their loyalty to or understanding of the church.

However, there is one type of person who is most dangerous in this process.

Their behavior may seem like minor quirks, but in reality, their minds are undergoing a kind of extreme reshaping amidst their breakdown.

Their twisted theory even includes faith in God.

From an outward appearance perspective, they are not much different from others, but their core is completely different.

Beneath their normal appearance lies a rotten and corrupted distorted faith.

Most cult leaders or evil gods come from this background.

They absorbed a great deal of knowledge about God within the church, and as their understanding of God continued to grow, their own spiritual core completely collapsed due to prolonged distortion.

They then became completely disrespectful to God and focused solely on doing something big with perverse and twisted ideas.

It is very similar to the current Nemes.

However, Nemes did not remain hidden within the church for the entire time.

It was exposed early.

Anderdron, on the other hand, had been lurking within the church.

If Nems knew what Vislav was thinking, he would only say that it wasn't an exposure, and that he was still lurking in the church.

The longer such a person remains hidden, the greater the harm they cause.

As it stands, Anderlong is such a person.

“This is… the power of fate.” Vislav could feel that, without realizing it, as his decisions were influenced, a trace of the power of fate had been drawn into him.

"I see." Vislav understood now.

Andron had never truly distanced himself from them; rather, he had somehow lurked in their shadows, drawing himself together with the forces of fate to a degree that made him one with Hayes and the others.

Even those who are extremely sensitive to fate can only sense that Hayes and others have a heavier destiny.

But people like Hayes are all wealthy and powerful, so how could one doubt their fate?

It can only be said that the danger of an insider is such that the longer they remain hidden, the greater the damage they can cause, and the more difficult it is to prevent them.

Andron was like that; he lay in wait for hundreds of years.

Furthermore, the power they wield is a very special power of fate and change.

In this situation, the danger begins to rise sharply.

"Perhaps there's still a chance!" At this moment, Vislav's previously devastated state of mind actually began to coalesce again.

Under normal circumstances, when such a dangerous person appears, Vislav's only attitude is to kill!

But now, they are already on the verge of losing.

The emergence of such a dangerous individual might be their opportunity.

“Andron’s appearance at this time has only one purpose: the number of divine points in Nemus’s hands.” Vislav analyzed, and then changed from resisting Andron’s guidance to taking the initiative and starting to cover for Andron.

"These anti-church, anti-theological psychopaths all have only one thought—to challenge divine authority!!"

"They may seem similar, but that makes cooperation impossible."

"By taking advantage of their infighting, I might be able to gain some opportunities."

At this moment, it appears that Vislav is launching a final act of revenge before his death, intending to kill Kru as well.

Behind him, the hidden saint also moved.

Hayes, the Holy Walker, and the Holy Son had no other choice at this point.

All they could do was muster all their strength to make their death look better.

However, behind the scenes, all of this was in coordination with Andron.

And Andron’s sudden manipulation of his decisions was actually the same as his prior warning that caused Hayes and the others to split up.

Now, however, he's gone from being the one who greets others to the one who gets greeted.

"The mystery of cause and effect," Vislav thought to himself, without feeling any frustration.

He has experienced many similar things, and even if he has a mental breakdown, he will not show much emotion because of it.

At this moment, Vislav only hoped for one thing: that Andron had truly produced something after lying in wait for so long, something that could allow him to perish together with Nemes, so that the two saints could have a chance to escape.

That's right. At this point, killing Nemus is no longer possible, and helping Andron seize the number of gods is meaningless.

Since that's the case, we might as well take this opportunity to escape.

This is a moment.

If either of the two saints could escape, it would be a victory.

Nems seemed unaware of Andron's presence and was wielding his sword to block Vislav.

The next moment, a die was thrown.

Three o'clock!

Several illusory figures then emerged from the shadows.

Big, Adrian, and Alice, the three people who had died, reappeared before them. (End of Chapter)