Dude, my main account is Chaos God?

After all, in this damned age, normal people are so rare.

They are even more precious than giant pandas before the Great Cataclysm.

Most people are sixteen years old, or even earlier.

They would be forced to accept religious enlightenment and become a believer of a certain deity.

Otherwise, one simply cannot survive in this world full of distortions and dangers.

Of course, there is one exception.

That means becoming the possession or pet of some incredibly powerful person.

They were sheltered and kept within high walls and deep courtyards, serving as a symbol of purity for people to play with.

The Balance believer secretly observed the surroundings.

It was a dark and windy night, and there was no one around.

Only the occasional bark of a joyful believer could be heard from afar.

Evil thoughts grew wildly in my heart, like weeds.

"If only... I could also have some fun with this kind of top-quality stuff..."

"After that, we'll take the opportunity to kill him..."

"Isn't that a wonderful thing?"

Just as the thought crossed his mind, a cruel smile involuntarily crept onto his lips.

suddenly.

He found that his perspective had broadened.

"Um?"

He froze for a moment.

My gaze involuntarily drifted downwards.

On the ground stood a familiar body.

The body was wearing a tattered jacket and had only half a left leg and a section of a right arm.

only……

His neck was completely empty, and blood was gushing out like a fountain.

A familiar yet terrifying feeling instantly welled up inside me.

"That is..."

"My body?!"

Before he could recover from the enormous shock...

Ye Ren's arm, stretched and elongated by flesh and blood, was like rubber.

They were holding his head, lifting him into the air.

It's like holding up a golden crocodile head and inspecting it.

"Ughh ...

The man was horrified, his heart filled with terror.

wrong!

That's completely wrong!

I am a second-order believer of the God of Balance!

Although the body appears broken and battered in pursuit of so-called balance.

But in reality, this mutilated body was greatly enhanced by divine power, making it as tough as steel.

Even factory-made blades designed to combat aberrations might not leave a mark on the neck if slashed with full force.

but now……

But their heads were ripped off as easily as picking fruit?!

Even before I could react at all, and without feeling a single bit of pain!

How much strength is that?

How fast was that?

In a flash, the man's face contorted in terror, his will to survive exploding instantly.

"Wait! Wait!!"

He shouted loudly.

"This is a city of law! You've broken the law, do you know that?!"

"Murder within the city is a serious crime! The law enforcement will not let you get away with this!"

Ye Ren stared expressionlessly at the still-snarling head in his hand, his eyes as cold as ice.

"Do you know where the House of Ten Thousand Eyes and the Omniscient Museum are?"

The man was still rambling on, begging for mercy and making threats:

"Put me down! Put me back on! I'll pretend this never happened!"

"Otherwise, when the law enforcement officers arrive, you'll be in deep trouble!"

"No one can break the law under the nose of law enforcement and get away with it! No matter who your powerful backer is!"

Ye Ren frowned slightly, and his palm began to slowly tighten.

"I don't want to repeat myself a second time."

"Click click click..."

The skull cracked under the strain, and the excruciating pain finally and belatedly assaulted the brain.

The man panicked.

I panicked completely.

"I know! I know!!"

He screamed, speaking at an alarming speed, as if he were speaking on double speed.

"The House of Ten Thousand Eyes is at the end of Third Avenue in the East District, keep walking straight! The Omniscient Museum is on the site of the former West District Library!"

"It's right there! Don't kill me! I already told you!"

After he finished giving the address, he looked at Ye Ren with hopeful eyes.

They thought this seemingly normal young man would follow the rules, or at least spare his life out of consideration for the existence of law enforcement.

however.

Ye Ren simply nodded.

"oh."

next moment.

"Pfft!"

It's like squeezing a rotten tomato.

The red and white substance exploded instantly, spilling out from between Ye Ren's fingers.

The man's pleas for mercy abruptly stopped.

Ye Ren casually flicked the filth off his hands, looked at the headless corpse on the ground, and muttered to himself:

"Am I... becoming more aggressive...?"

"They actually killed someone so casually."

In the past, although he was decisive and ruthless, he would at least have some psychological fluctuations.

But now he's killing a believer who harbors malice towards him.

It was as calm as swatting a mosquito, without making a fuss.

"never mind."

Ye Ren shook his head and stepped over the corpse.

"This kind of person can't even be called human."

"Killing him is fine, so be it."

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Ye Ren's figure quickly disappeared into the night, heading towards the direction of the House of Ten Thousand Eyes.

But not long after he left.

The headless corpse that had been lying on the ground, twitching twice, and then stopped moving.

Suddenly, it sprang up from the ground!

"Huff... huff..."

Although it no longer has a head, mouth, or nose.

But the body was still trembling violently, as if it were making some kind of silent gasping.

He was terrified!

He panicked!

I couldn't help but feel incredibly fortunate:

"Thank goodness... thank goodness I'm a follower of the god of balance!"

"The body has been blessed in order to maintain balance!"

"Even without a head, I can still live!"

The headless corpse stumbled to its feet and scrambled away in the opposite direction.

He dared not linger for a moment, fearing that the evil star might launch a surprise attack.

And all of this happened in the corners.

On a broken street lamp by the roadside.

An inconspicuous eyeball is quietly emerging from the rusty surface of the lamppost.

It watched all of this silently.

Those were Hegrohn's informants.

These informants, like hidden surveillance cameras, are spread throughout every corner of the city of order.

This is precisely why the warden was a member of the Order of Gods.

Only in this way can the so-called order of this city be maintained.

It witnessed everything that just happened.

The entire video is in high definition and uncensored.

But it remained unmoved.

No alarms were sounded, and no law enforcement officers arrived.

Its eyes coldly watched the follower of the god of balance flee away, then quietly disappeared into the shadow of the streetlights once more.

It was as if I hadn't seen anything at all.

Deep within the city, in the tallest tower.

"variable……"

Hegronn muttered to himself, his voice revealing neither joy nor anger.

But now.

That crucial plan is about to be implemented.

That was a grand plan concerning the entire city, and even the future of humanity.

At this critical juncture, we absolutely cannot afford the slightest change or disruption.

But precisely because of this, Hegrohn had no time to be distracted.

"I hope you won't affect the overall situation."

Hegronn stared coldly at the dark night sky outside the window.

"otherwise……"

"No matter what god you are a believer in, no matter who stands behind you."

They will all be my enemies.

This statement was not made from the perspective of those favored by the God of Order.

Instead, it is as a human being.