Rotten God Kingdom

Chapter 47 Pilgrims

Hearing the distant roars of beasts, Jiang Wang's expression changed repeatedly. In just a few seconds, countless thoughts flashed through his mind.

Finally, he reached out his hand to the boy and said, "I'm not your father, but that's okay. Whoever you are, wherever you come from, now, come with me."

When Jiang Wang saw the boy at the bottom of the lake, he guessed that perhaps the boy was a human from before the cataclysm, but was trapped here for some special reason.

Now that the boy is free, Jiang Wang feels it's necessary to take him with him.

Whether out of pity for a child or the belief that uncovering the boy's secrets would be valuable.

"No!" The boy took a step back.

"Why? It's going to be dangerous here soon. Those monsters are converging on this side." Jiang Wang added, afraid the boy wouldn't understand, "Monsters are terrifying things; they kill people."

The boy shook his head firmly.

"No, Dad, you should go."

Jiang Wang had no desire to continue arguing with the boy about whether he was the father.

"you!"

The boy gazed into the distance, his eyes unfocused.

"I could sense that they were coming for me."

Jiang Wang stood there, bewildered and uncertain. What did the child mean by that?

So, is he really a monster? A monster with intelligence?

Is it a coincidence, or has the monster in the wilderness undergone a new change?

If it is the latter, human survival will undoubtedly be more difficult.

Should we try to kill the boy here?

Jiang Wang was torn with inner turmoil.

"Dad, before you leave, at least tell me your name."

"Jiang Wang"

"it is good."

The boy gave a pure and innocent smile.

The boy's words touched a sensitive spot deep within Jiang Wang's heart. He gave the boy a deep look, then left without looking back.

"I will remember this name and never forget it. From today onwards, my name is Jiang Luo."

The boy looked in the direction Jiang Wang had left and whispered, "One day, I will come to find you."

……

The director was in a hurry.

He found Jiang Xin and the injured Wang Ye, but Jiang Wang was nowhere to be found.

With the monster horde about to completely surround the lake, the guide finally gave the order: "No more waiting! Notify everyone who can still move to leave immediately!"

The city of travelers began to move; the houses with legs turned around, and the weary hikers started to run, their wheels grinding across the sand as they headed away from the lake.

"I need to find my brother!" Jiang Xin stubbornly broke free from Wang Ye's hand, got on the motorcycle, and said to the guide, "Stop for a moment, it won't take too long, just let me off."

Wang Ye's face was pale, and the wound was covered with a layer of amber, so it wasn't bleeding. He struggled to grab Jiang Xin's sleeve and asked, "What can you do if you go back? It's safer to go with the main group."

"I'll go deliver the car to him," Jiang Xin insisted.

The tour guide also advised, "Your going will only cause trouble. I believe your brother won't die."

Jiang Xin looked at the director and said, word by word, "Let me down."

Director Xiang was silent for a moment, then stopped.

……

Jiang Wang suppressed his unease, made himself invisible, and walked very lightly, trying not to disturb the monsters around him.

In fact, his worries were completely unnecessary. At this moment, in this place, there was no place for humans in the eyes of the monster.

Because Jiang Wang saw Wang Jin among the monsters!

This guy.

Knowing that the monsters wouldn't attack him, he became so bold as to lie down next to those enormous monsters and take pictures.

Damn it.

Jiang Wang couldn't help but curse out loud.

He patiently crept up to Wang Jin and asked in a low voice, "What are you doing?"

"I'm taking pictures," Wang Jin said softly.

"I'm not blind. My question is, why aren't you leaving?"

Wang Jin carefully found an angle and took a close-up photo of the monster in front of him, which looked like countless plastic bags tangled together. "Don't you think this is a great opportunity? A group of monsters are sitting here quietly for you to take pictures. Opportunities like this are rare."

It's not just rare; it's incredibly common.

Jiang Wang had never encountered anything like this in all these years.

He really couldn't comment on Wang Jin's thoughts.

When we first met, he seemed perfectly normal.

The second time he met her, he hooked up with a rich woman, and now he's risking his life to chase after this so-called "scenery".

Are all travelers a bunch of lunatics?

"Look," Wang Jin said.

He pointed towards the lake: "These monsters are all facing the same direction. I'm actually starting to think they're intelligent."

The monsters moved very quietly, even their breathing was very careful.

They moved towards the lake.

Jiang Wang knew what was by the lake.

That boy.

The boy who called himself Jiang Luo was there.

"Get out of here. You want to die, but I don't." Jiang Wang reached out and grabbed Wang Jin's arm.

"Take two more photos, the last two. These photos are valuable for research," Wang Jin insisted.

indeed.

Monsters and humans are locked in a life-or-death struggle; once they encounter each other, only two outcomes will occur.

Either one party dies, or the other party escapes.

No one has ever claimed to have caught a live wilderness monster.

These photos may not be very significant, but what happened here is very valuable.

This could very well overturn some of humanity's research on monsters.

At least, these photos are enough to convince people that what happened here was real, and not just fabricated by Jiang Wang and his group.

Jiang Wang patiently waited for Wang Jin to take two more pictures.

Wang Jin and Jiang Wang both heard the monsters' breathing become heavy, and they all crawled down.

Immediately afterwards, a ring of dark golden ripples spread from the boy's body, and everything in its path began to turn amber.

The environment, the monsters, the land, and even the germs in the air.

"You've ruined me!" Jiang Wang cursed, his body rapidly transforming into a fish-man, and he hoisted Wang Jin onto his back and began to run wildly.

The ripples spread faster and faster, soon reaching behind Jiang Wang.

Jiang Wang couldn't help but feel a sense of despair.

Will his book on illness withstand amber formation?

What's the price of not being able to withstand it? Turning into a monster?

Jiang Wang's pace quickened, and his breathing became heavier.

The sound of an engine came from ahead.

Jiang Wang looked up.

It's in the middle of the river.

"It's too late, get in the car!" Jiang Xin stepped on the brake, pushed off with her right leg, and executed a beautiful drift.

Before the car was even properly positioned, the roar of the engine started up again.

Jiang Wang sprinted forward, grabbed the back seat of the motorcycle, exerted force with his arms and kicked hard with his feet, and jumped onto the motorcycle in one go.

The motorcycle's front wheel lifted off the ground, almost causing it to tip over.

"You two are too heavy!" Jiang Xin complained.

"It's too late, brother! Stand up, I'll stand on your shoulders. Let's see what's going on by the lake before we get too far!" Wang Jin hugged Jiang Wang tightly, admiring the photos he had just taken, still feeling a bit unsatisfied.

He was unwilling to give up, as he hadn't yet captured the truly important moments on film.

"Do you think I can do acrobatics?" Jiang Wang cursed.

"Brother, I believe in you. You're so capable, this little request shouldn't be difficult for you, right? I'm begging you," Wang Jin pleaded.

This is something that happens only once in a lifetime.

It would be a real shame not to see the whole picture.

"Then hold on tight!"

Jiang Wang roared and stood up shakily on the back of the motorcycle. Wang Jin grabbed Jiang Wang's shoulder and climbed onto it.

Jiang Wang held Wang Jin's legs with both hands and shouted, "Are you done yet?"

"Almost there, almost there! There's a tree blocking the way. Jiangxin, could you move a little to the right?"

Jiang Xin thought both of them were crazy.

They were being chased by a halo of light, yet they still had the leisure to take photos.

However, she still adjusted the direction, and the wheels ran over a stone, causing the car to lurch and almost throwing both of them off.

Wang Jin stood on Jiang Wang's shoulders, raised the camera high above his head, and pressed the shutter.

In the photo.

The monsters beside him marched forward resolutely.

At their destination, on the edge of the lake, the monsters humbly prostrated themselves, bathed in a golden light, their very bodies seemingly altered.

In front of them was a towering amber throne.

On the throne, a blurry figure sat upright.

It appears to be a human.

Its specific appearance is unclear.

High above.

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