I, the Masked Swordsman, started my journey through a Lostbelt.

Even basic physiological instincts are on the verge of being forgotten.

“Lord Du Wei, I will eliminate and purify the filth here. They don’t need your help.”

Bagst stepped forward, riding on the flames of lightning.

Melusin, who was suspended in mid-air, shared the same idea; the two women planned to personally take charge of cleaning up the scene.

"No need, let them turn back. There's no need to continue fighting. Now is not the time to eliminate them."

Du Wei withdrew the domineering pressure he had released.

The pressure on all members of the Bible's forces has subsided considerably, and at the same time, it is gradually returning the meaning that it had taken away.

Some people retain a lingering warmth in their souls.

This does not conform to the practice of annihilation and extinction.

Could it be that Du Wei has changed his mind and wants to forgive the biblical forces that invaded Britain?

No, it's not.

The two women would not question Du Wei's actions; they trusted every choice their loved one made.

Du Wei could not easily forgive the thieves who trampled on Britain.

He had his reasons for doing so.

The power of the Bible has rediscovered the meaning that was taken away, and the emptiness of losing everything, like being trapped in an infinite void, still remains.

It exists in the world without any meaning.

Only by experiencing it firsthand can one truly understand that despair.

It felt as if I had turned into a mindless stone, devoid of any emotions or thoughts.

A twisted state that is neither dead nor alive.

If their reason hadn't been restored, things would have been better; now, the emptiness they felt felt inside them was like a hole had been ripped open.

I desperately want to find something to fill this emptiness.

They were insatiable beasts, tormented by a hunger that seemed to never be satisfied.

I don't want to be deprived of meaning again.

The soul seemed to be crying out and pleading with the body.

"How does it feel? This feeling of having nothing, now I'm returning all your meaning to you."

A smile appeared on Du Wei's lips.

They came before the God of the Bible, scrutinizing him as if he were an elephant observing an ant.

She possesses a dazzling beauty comparable to that of a jewel.

Golden eyes shimmered with the unique red hue of the setting sun.

Her eyelashes were long and black, and she had a straight nose.

In contrast, she had a delicate and fair face, as white as a cherry blossom.

Unfortunately, Du Wei has no liking for those who trample on her pure land, no matter how beautiful they are.

In his eyes, it was nothing but hypocrisy.

To put it in Reinhardt's style, only this ideal world was the sublime reality he recognized.

"...It's terrible..."

Even the God of the Bible could only come to this conclusion.

It was the first time in my life I had experienced that feeling.

When she came to her senses, she felt as if there was a strange version of herself inside her body, which was quite repulsive.

"Weren't you going to kill us all? Now you're letting us live... are you trying to humiliate us?!"

The God of the Bible gritted his teeth and stared directly at Du Wei.

Her beautiful eyes were filled with anger, resentment, hatred, and fear.

If looks could kill, then even the God of the Bible (chbb) would have killed Du Wei dozens of times over.

"Humiliation? I don't have that kind of perverse sense of humor, I'm not that cruel. I just want to truly achieve 'annihilation of all phenomena'."

"Annihilation and obliteration... Could it be... that you... you monster... what else could this be but an insult...!"

The God of the Bible knew what Du Wei was thinking.

The true meaning of "annihilation and extinction" is complete annihilation, leaving absolutely no possibility for the opponent to survive.

Du Wei initially said he wanted to kill them all.

This is absolutely true.

However, Du Wei did not say when he would kill them all.

In other words, this action was merely a spur-of-the-moment decision.

His goal of eradicating all forms and appearances is not the power of the Bible.

"The object you want to completely destroy... is the world we live in... is it really necessary to go to such lengths...!?"

Not everyone in the world is guilty! There are innocent people too! Are you going to kill them as well?!

The God of the Bible has love for all mankind.

Therefore, Du Wei's idea of ​​annihilation is naturally denied, and it is unacceptable that he has such an extreme idea of ​​destroying the world.

"Innocent? Perhaps so."

The connection has already been made. And humanity, living with its inherent flaws, surely doesn't expect me to allow such filth to set foot on my pure land a second time.

Du Wei will not let this happen a second time.

He detested the hypocrisy that permeated the outside world, and understood that humanity could never change this inherent flaw.

Pureness could never exist in that kind of world.

That's why he built his ideal world.

I don't want to live in that kind of world.

I only want to live in my own ideal world, which I am intoxicated by, and I feel disgusted just by smelling the air of another world.

This shows that Du Wei's domineering nature leans towards passivity; he won't actively destroy other worlds.

If left undisturbed, he would probably live in his ideal world forever.

However, this time he was disturbed.

To prevent this from happening again, he decided to purify the world on the other side of the Utopia.

That is, the extinction of all phenomena.

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Those who embark on a path of tyranny are inherently arrogant and domineering, so there's no need to take the protagonist's extreme behavior too seriously.

The protagonist still possesses a conscience as a human being (otherwise, he would have already gone and eliminated others like Reinhard).

I was too sleepy just now, so the update was a bit slow.

Please forgive me, everyone. The author had a clear idea of ​​the plot and decided to write this book only after having the ending planned out.

The reason for the slow updates is that I'm inexplicably sleepy after eating (laughing and crying).

Another reason is that the feel isn't very good.

After writing for so long, this problem is bound to arise. The underlying idea is sound, but occasionally updates become slow due to a lack of practice and laziness.

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Chapter Thirty-Seven: The Clash of Their Ideologies [Please Subscribe! Please Give Flowers!]

The power of the Bible is gradually being restored to its original meaning.

No matter what the God of the Bible says now, it's useless; the victor is undoubtedly Du Wei's side.

Therefore, the winner shall decide everything.

"Filth... Do you believe all humanity is filth? Your thinking is too arrogant. To unilaterally decide the fate of the world, this kind of behavior... I cannot condone it!"

The God of the Bible responds to the world with love—with song.

Du Wei, however, rejected her love.

Such arrogant words made her feel angry as she rejected them.

The opponent was indeed a monster of immense power, exceeding even dimensional levels.

Does this dimensional gap mean I have to obey him completely?

No, it doesn't.