What evil intentions could an evil god possibly have?

Gu Yuqiu remained silent.

However, the white cat surprisingly agreed with her, meowing as if to say, "You truly are a worthy opponent whom I once took seriously."

Seeing that it was willing to pay attention to her, Crimson was finally relieved that she didn't have to put on a solo act anymore, and said, "But will she be able to understand?"

The white cat thought about it and realized that this was indeed a problem, thinking that it seemed a bit pessimistic.

To the surprise of both the person and the cat, Gu Yuqiu spoke at this moment.

"of course can."

"why?"

Crimson asked instinctively.

Gu Yuqiu was still resting with her eyes closed, not even opening them to look, and casually said, "Because she is my person... a believer. In the face of life and death, there is no reason for her to be stupid anymore."

Crimson nodded and said, "Besides, that's a very simple matter."

The white cat meowed in agreement.

……

……

Just as Gu Yuqiu said, Lin Mushi finally discovered the problem.

Rules apply to everyone, so why can Teresa act freely? Is it because she is the one who sets the rules?

This doesn't make sense.

Then she remembered the commandment: everything is in its place.

The words weren't referring to people, but rather to things.

However, she subconsciously ignored this point and put herself in the situation, which is why she violated the rules... This is probably what it means to knowingly break the law?

Was Theresa's response to her at the time a deliberate attempt to mislead her?

Another possibility is that Teresa, as the one who set the rules, regarded her as something from the very beginning.

If that's the case, all she needs to do is confirm that she was born a human being, and then this law will be null and void, and will be of no use whatsoever.

When Lin Mushi figured these things out, the sun shone brightly once again.

The darkness of night was gradually fading away.

She raised her hand and caught the falling fingertips, then clenched her remaining right hand into a fist, leaned forward, and slammed it hard into Theresa's cheek.

Everything seemed so natural and logical, as if everything before was an illusion, and she was simply waiting for this opportunity to arrive.

The fist landed.

The wind rises again, and thunder roars in the sky!

Chapter 104: Chapter 102 I'm sorry

Before the rain fell, thunder rumbled first.

Lin Mushi's fist was incredibly fast, piercing through the air that seemed to have become humid and sticky, constantly closing the distance between him and Theresa.

At such a close distance, she still crossed the boundary, causing a thunderous roar.

As long as you're still human, you can't possibly escape unscathed from being hit by that fist.

Theresa remained relaxed, though a hint of surprise flickered in her eyes, she remained composed.

She didn't think this would change anything, because the gap between the third and fourth tiers was not just a step, but also represented a completely different level of life.

Thinking of this, she casually raised her hand, preparing to grab Lin Mushi's fist and kill her, only to find her hand empty.

The next moment, a sharp pain shot through her chest.

For some unknown reason, Lin Mushi withdrew his fist and, using his elbow as a weapon, rammed into Theresa's arms.

A soft sound came from the overpass.

Theresa moved with incredible speed, only slightly slower than Lin Mushi, retreating dozens of meters away and into the railing of the overpass.

Her body slammed into the extremely hard railing, driving it deep into the gap as if it had been designed from the beginning.

A gentle breeze blew, carrying away some of the dust from her clothes.

That bright blonde hair no longer shone so brightly.

She emerged from the gap, pebbles scattered from her clothes, but not a trace of blood.

"That's interesting."

She looked at Lin Mushi quietly, her expression no longer as casual as before, and said indifferently, "I did underestimate you a bit."

As she spoke, she waved her hand behind her.

Those members of the Divine Will Walker who had been watching from the sidelines saw this gesture, and their expressions suddenly changed, as if they had witnessed something unbelievable.

However, this period of surprise was extremely brief. Before Lin Mushi could even understand, they reacted in their own way.

The meaning of this gesture is very simple... it means attack.

The problem is that Teresa, as a saint of the Divine Will Walkers, is already a great figure in the extraordinary world, and there is really no reason for her to do such a thing.

Not long ago, Lin Mushi encountered another fourth-tier expert, the Night King, who faced the Special Affairs Bureau's encirclement head-on without showing any fear. He was so fierce that he dared to try to kill someone in public.

Even if it doesn't succeed in the end, it still shows the necessary spirit.

Lin Mushi thought about all this, her eyes filled with surprise.

She really didn't expect the other party to be so shameless.

As if she had guessed what she was thinking, Theresa chuckled and said something.

"I only need to explain my actions to the gods."

The moment the words were spoken, another gunshot rang out.

Alongside the gunfire came curses.

Lin Mushi sensed the trajectory of the bullet. The invisible strings buried deep in the air began to change with her will, forming a large net directly in front of her, isolating everything from the outside.

What cannot be isolated is sound, or rather, secrets.

Several powerful Divine Will Walkers stood side by side, forming some kind of unidentified formation, connecting with each other, and then began to pray.

It was an extremely strange language, but no matter who you were, even a deaf person, you could immediately understand its meaning: a plea to the gods to grant death to the enemy.

Lin Mushi didn't do anything, she just glanced at those people.

The wind kept blowing.

It surged forward like a tide, completely silencing all other sounds and turning the unfinished secret of the death sentence into a wailing sound like the lament of a ghost.

Seeing this scene, Su Yan's expression turned slightly cold, and it was unclear why she was angry.

Lin Mushi didn't notice any of this; she only felt that she was feeling great, even though her injuries were quite severe and several bones were broken.

She seemed to be able to sense the approach of any attack in advance, not because of the giant net woven by the invisible strings, but because of a kind of inexplicable intuition.

This feeling guided her in making decisions, whether it was to break Teresa's laws or to fulfill the unfinished secret of her death.

Theresa's expression darkened slightly as she recalled the words she had spoken to Lin Mushi not long ago.

—You carry the aura of God.

Even so, she did not succumb to shock and self-doubt, and made a decision without hesitation.

A secret message slipped from her lips.

The heavens and earth changed accordingly.

It was deep winter, but the sun suddenly became incredibly hot, and the temperature on the overpass rose sharply, causing the raindrops that had been there to evaporate quickly.

An invisible spear, formed from sunlight, descended from the sky.

There is no sound.

Silently.

It seemed ordinary.

For those still on the bridge, and even those around them, this is no different from divine punishment.

Lin Mushi, being in the thick of it all, felt it more clearly than anyone else.

The moment Teresa recited that mantra, she sensed the approach of the Sun Spear and knew that if she were hit, she would surely die.

Therefore, she made a very simple decision.

Her figure flickered and disappeared, reappearing in front of Theresa, so close that her features were clearly visible, and she could even see the reflection in Theresa's eyes.

At the same time, the long spear of sunlight finally fell.

The entire process took almost an instant. When the long ray of sunlight reached the ground, it brought no roar or smoke, only a clean and swift melting.

It was a sense of irresistible, despairing destruction.

In the battle on that bridge, Crimson transformed into a giant hidden in the twilight and hurled the same shot.

Comparing the two, Crimson's attack was undoubtedly more terrifying.

But what difference does it make to the vast majority of people?

In an instant, the sunlight spear, which resembled divine punishment, vanished without a trace, as if nothing had ever happened.

If a circular gash hadn't appeared on the ground, dividing the bridge in two, everyone would have thought that what had just happened was just an illusion.

After all, the whole process was too short, and the traces left behind were so smooth that no one could feel anything unusual.

In fact, the aftershocks had even annihilated everything under the bridge with terrifying temperatures, leaving only a sunken ground connected to the pebbles that shimmered with a crystalline color.

Su Yan looked at the scene before her, raised her eyebrows slightly, and wondered if all people with faith had to go crazy.

If this attack hadn't landed on the overpass where there were no innocent civilians left, she would have already intervened and interrupted the fight.

But she was certain that Theresa hadn't considered the issue at all; her only thought at the time was to kill Lin Mushi.

Thinking about all this, she turned and looked in a certain direction, letting out a slightly regretful sigh.