This wizard is just unscientific

Chapter 42 Betrayal, Be Clean!

Chapter 42 Betrayal, Be Clean!

"It's good that you don't have such a foolish and naive idea."

"After all, there was someone I promised to give a complete life as a sheep."

He simply wouldn't believe it.

"So, that guy didn't die peacefully!"

Born of a sheep?

Tanil vaguely recalled Eden Gladstone, who had been turned into a sheep and died tragically some time ago.

Is there any connection between them?

At this moment, Tucker had already reached the window.

Outside, the dimensions of the undead realm have begun to take shape.

Vast numbers of skeletons, zombies, undead, and ghosts are poised to strike.

Tucker raised his hand and slapped the glass window.

The glass, which fits the energy barrier, ripples slightly like water.

The halo formed by the Spear of Light, like the crimson halo surrounding the Sun of Ashes, rapidly expanded.

"So... what Raymond said earlier was true, there really is a halo."

"But how could a shadow wizard possibly control light?"

Tanilu felt a pang of regret, but it was too late.

Tucker looked at Tanil.

"Since you've given up hope, then just throw them both out!"

"After all, if an anomaly occurs here, the Dark Sun Twilight Knight will still have some trouble dealing with it."

Tanil felt that his face must look terrible at that moment.

"That demon!"

Tanil cursed inwardly.

To let oneself extinguish one's last glimmer of hope—what else could this be but the work of a demon?

But Tanil had no choice but to do it.

When Tanil threw the first sheep out through the large hole formed by the halo.

"Meow meow meow..."

The sheep were bleating loudly.

However, they were quickly dragged into the undead territory by a large number of undead creatures.

There, even if distortions and mutations occur due to the power of pollution, it is no longer of any use.

There is no pollution that death cannot cleanse.

If so, then you'll just die again.

When the second sheep was thrown out.

Tanil silently prayed, "Raymond, Dave, if you die and become undead knights seeking revenge, don't come after me."

"If you're going to look for someone, look for that damned Shadow Wizard."

Tanilu, who had such thoughts in mind, was slightly taken aback.

Hmm... The undead knight should go find the "Shadow Wizard" who walks with death and darkness.

It seems like I can't get revenge anyway.

Moreover, that guy is cursed by the shadows, and shadow creatures could come after him at any time.

More importantly, that shadow wizard is extremely cruel; even demons would likely get slapped twice if they came.

"Hmm...you...may you rest in peace!"

"Perhaps this is a better ending!"

When Tanil came to his senses...

There was now an extra person in the room.

It was a necromancer shrouded in death and darkness, standing beside the sofa in the hall.

The shadow wizard, without any hesitation, sat down on the sofa near the fireplace and started throwing wood into it.

The feeling wasn't like being in a killing field at all; it was more like coming home.

"Explain in detail everything you know about the Church of the Dark Sun."

"Some things can be said, but some things cannot be said, or even mentioned."

"Otherwise, not only will I be in trouble, but you who hear the content and information will also be in trouble."

At this moment, Tanil also became serious.

Joining the evil god organization is not that simple.

Those core members will not be told too much information before they have deeply embraced the Dark Sun.

Fortunately, Tanil possesses the unique Night Priest ability [Redemption], which allows him to continuously save his own soul, in conjunction with his Wizard talent ability [Purify].

Unbeknownst to him, he gradually found his way to the core.

But the more this was the case, the clearer Tanil became of the horror and terror of the Church of the Dark Sun.

It was like a tea party in front of a fireplace on a winter's day.

Taniru organized his thoughts and began to speak gradually.

When encountering details that need to be explained.

Tucker would then have the other person focus on explaining.

As Taniru narrated.

This was also the first time Amanti had truly learned about it.

Why does the Church of the Dark Sun dare to be so rampant in the Ashlands?

"Deep in the ashes, those fallen city-states all have built towering altars to the Dark Sun."

"The power of the dark sun rises there."

"Whether it is the light of the sun of ashes or the cold light of the moon of ashes."

"The Dark Sun will transform all its power into the power of the Dark Sun ecosystem, supplying it to numerous believers for absorption."

"There, everyone holds the highest faith in the Dark Sun. Everyone selflessly dedicates themselves until the end of their lives."

"Even... the humans there who are contaminated will spontaneously pair up and reproduce."

"And the life that is born...you should know what that is."

"The corrupted human race!" Tucker said calmly.

"A twisted life form born out of faith."

"Yes."

The Night Priest Tanil nodded.

"It is the city-states of the Ashlands that are fighting against the corrupted humans."

"Is this how corrupted humans came to be?"

Amanti, though shocked, remembered Tucker's words and remained silent.

The evil, corrupted human race.

A humanoid species with night vision, a strong physique, and the ability to run at lightning speed.

He possesses a formidable extraordinary sequence, [Dark Sun].

They were born for the dark sun, and they died for the dark sun.

"When do they plan to attack?"

Tucker asked.

"have no idea!"

Taniru spoke very frankly.

I don't know if he didn't know or... couldn't say.

Tucker hesitated for a moment before speaking.

What were the consequences of the Hunter's Guild leader's death and the sacrifice of altar energy?

Tucker's words struck Tanilu like a heavy blow to the heart.

"As expected, it was this devil who did it!"

Taking a deep breath, Tanilu then spoke.

"This delayed that genius's promotion ceremony considerably."

"Hmm...so that means..."

Tucker carefully recounted the story.

"The attack must have been delayed quite a bit, right?"

Taniru neither confirmed nor denied it.

What Tucker saw was the default!

"When will that old wizard beside that A-level genius leave?"

Tucker's words startled Tanil.

This also made Amanti realize how terrifying Tucker was.

"How...how does he know everything?"

"How...how did you know?"

Taniru's voice was a little hoarse.

"Not only do I know that old wizard, but I also know who that genius of the A-level Dark Sun Church is, and I also know that he lives in the Bunker District, and... the altar is also there."

"Right!"

"Moreover, there are backups at the tower."

"Although I don't know which important figure betrayed Lamoor."

"But after I got the information and examined it carefully, I found some clues."

"By the way, I think the actual ceremony will begin at—the tower!"

Tucker's explanation.

Tanilu's ears rang, and his mind went blank.

Damn it!

Is he also a core member of the Church of the Dark Sun?

What does it mean that he's telling me all this?

Didn't he want to leave any survivors?

A myriad of thoughts surged through Taniru's mind.

"Since you've already betrayed me, then... you should betray me cleanly."

Tucker scrutinized Tanil, placing a hand on Tanil's shoulder.

"you say……"

Touch the spirit, turn into a sheep, rewind, transform!

The magic was seamlessly integrated.

The shadowy gray mist dissipated.

The faces inside emerged.

That was none other than Tanil himself.

Then, the demonic "Taniru" grinned menacingly.

"Dark Priest Tanil, infiltrating the evil god organization, slayed an A-rank genius from the organization, detonated the altar, and thwarted the organization's plans!"

"What do you think of this script?"

(End of this chapter)

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