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"This……"

This matter was quite impactful even for Su Xiyun.

Unexpectedly, Miss Samael's subsequent slow and methodical narration only further shocked her.

"Since you've told me your story, I'll also tell you mine..."

“In the past, my sister and I were both members of the Seven Stars Society.”

"Since we first transmigrated, Ye Xiao has always taken good care of us sisters. He is a responsible lover and a knight who protects us."

"We adventured together, lived together, from Storm Harbor and the Imperial City, to setting sail together in search of the Pirate King's treasure and tracking rare monsters in the desert..."

"Even in the most difficult times, when the Holy City fell and the corrupted army of the World-Destroying Witch forced us into the Northern Abyss."

"In the freezing cold, when we couldn't connect to the system store to buy food, he braved his hunger and broke a loaf of bread in half for each of us... I still think that was the happiest time of my life."

"Seven Stars Guild... Back then, it was just an ordinary player guild. Mr. Li Cheng had already tried his best, but by then, we only had less than half of our members left."

"In the final stage of the breakout from the extreme point, everyone in the guild was assigned to the flanking positions escorting supplies... That was originally a flank far from the front lines, where another rebel army was supposed to break through the Corrupted Legion's defenses from the front, allowing us to leave the North..."

"Everything went smoothly. The troublesome Holman was assassinated by players hiding behind enemy lines, who used the opportunity created by the sacrifice of lives. The intricate web laid across the North has a loophole..."

As Samael spoke, the gentleness that had been rising in his eyes vanished, replaced by an extremely ruthless killing intent.

She clenched her teeth and clenched her fists so tightly that she crushed the flames in her palms.

"...until all of this was destroyed by that sinful, damned, witch."

"No one could have predicted... just when we were about to escape the North, that evil god, Ella Heviel, made her appearance in person."

Chapter Sixty-Seven: Samael's Wrath

"Of course, she's not here to target us; her target is the entire rebel army."

"We, the members of the guild... were merely ants caught in the crossfire of her overwhelming divine power, and were unintentionally destroyed."

As Miss Samael spoke, the hatred in her words deepened.

"That day... my sister and I didn't make it out of that glacier."

"On his deathbed, I could only watch him covered in blood, kneeling in the snow and weeping bitterly, but I didn't even have the strength to raise my hand to wipe away his tears."

"Did you know that the last few minutes before a person dies can feel incredibly long?"

"But it won't be like the movie about Blue Star, where you see your entire past life... at least I didn't."

"I could only see the pathetic side of him that he never wanted to show us, and it was heartbreaking."

"And in the distance, on the horizon, the culprit who calls himself a god and wantonly destroys everything I love is still laughing loudly."

"As for what happened after that... I, who died, naturally don't know anything about it."

After Miss Samael finished speaking, her eyes returned to normal, and she gracefully picked up the teacup on the stone table and took a sip.

The air fell into a deathly silence as Susie Yun seemed to be processing the massive amount of information.

Ella, on the other hand, swallowed hard.

This woman... was she a member of the Seven Stars Society, or... my lover?

If that's the case, how could I possibly have no recollection of it at all?

This was so bizarre that Ella couldn't quite grasp it.

If it is a lie fabricated by the other party, then apart from her own existence, there is not a single mistake in the details of the past events.

In their previous life, the Septian Society was first established in Stormport and then in the Imperial City. "The Pirate King's Treasure" was indeed their first major mission at sea. They were forced to survive in the Northern Abyss and even fought their way out of the Extreme Battle. Their positions in the army were exactly the same as when they encountered the world-destroying witch Ella.

How could someone who wasn't a member of the Seven Stars Society in the past know these details so clearly?

There were even some things that Ella only remembered after hearing them from the other person.

This is outrageous! Even the God of Light couldn't possibly understand this, let alone a company!

But Ella definitely doesn't have this person in her memory.

At that time, as Ye Xiao, she and her guildmates retreated from the Northern Territory and indeed suffered a heavy blow, with the Seven Stars Guild almost completely wiped out.

Several of their most important companions died under the world-destroying witch's divine magic.

From that time on, he became completely despondent and numb.

He can even remember the names of those companions now...

Yes……

Ella's eyes widened suddenly, cold sweat trickling down her forehead.

Who was it again?

Who died back then?

No, how could I forget something so important?!

It was as if I had suddenly stepped into an ice cave, and an indescribable, bone-chilling cold shot straight to the top of my head.

wrong!

Calm down... I need to calm down...

Ella pursed her lips and subtly pinched her soft thigh. It didn't hurt, but the comfortable feeling brought her back to her senses.

Wow, a young girl's thighs... it feels so good to pinch them yourself.

Tsk, what am I thinking...

Although she felt a little ashamed, Ella seemed to have managed to stabilize the big head by focusing on the small head.

I might actually have some problems, but that doesn't mean everything the girl in front of me says is true.

Since my rebirth, this problem hasn't caused any disaster, so there's no need to worry about it unnecessarily.

Ella steadied herself. Since she couldn't figure out the whole story in a short time, she decided to listen to what the other person had to say next.

“Miss Su, I’m telling you all this not only to tell you about my past with Ye Xiao, but also in the hope that you can understand the true nature of Ella Hevy and the fact that Ye Xiao is actually in danger.”

Miss Samael was unaware that the little man in black beside her was going through a fierce internal struggle; her attention remained focused on Susie Yun.

“But…Miss Samael, even if you say that, I still find it hard to believe…”

Susie frowned slightly.

“I understand that you can’t believe it right now, that’s only natural, anyone would find it hard to believe. But those details about the past, you can find out by asking Ye Xiao.”

Miss Samael wasn't annoyed by the suspicion. "It's just that he probably can't remember anything about me because he's been influenced by that witch."

"But if it's true, why would Miss Ella... Miss Havil do such a thing?"

Susie tilted her head in confusion.

"Heh, you'll have to ask that shameless woman why she would use such a despicable method as mind manipulation to steal someone else's man."

Samael said coldly.

Susie glanced at Ella with a complicated look in her eyes, while Ella silently watched the terrifying demons flying across the horizon.

What can she say?

Moreover, to some extent, Ye Xiao was indeed in control.

“Miss Su, it’s okay if you can’t make a decision right now… but I hope you understand that the real Ye Xiao would never, ever, associate with someone like Ella Hevy.”

Miss Samael stood up and tossed a stone-like object into Susie Yun's arms. "Ella Heville, no matter what illusions she uses to deceive the world now, her essence will always be that cruel and tyrannical evil god."

"It's just that her failure in her previous life has made her temporarily hide her fangs."

"This is a fragment of time from the previous life. You can see for yourself the tragic state of the past world after she trampled it."

Susie Yun held the small stone in her palm, and a wisp of magic flowed in. Deep blue mist emerged from the stone's surface, swirling and gathering in mid-air.

The flickering images appeared in the fog, like a television with a poor signal, intermittently playing some blurry pictures.

The perspective of the image seems to be looking down from a high place, suggesting that someone is holding this photographic crystal and standing above a towering city wall, illuminating a dilapidated city below.

Inside, only ruins remained, the streets were filled with the smoke of gunpowder, and the ground, stained red with blood and fire, was littered with severed limbs.

An unknown monster, resembling a jellyfish but covered in jet-black tentacles, swam in the sky, spewing strange dust from its tail.

The dust fell to the ground, and the walls that were touched by it spread out like hives, covered with countless scarlet pupils. The corpses in the ruins stood up unsteadily, and cracks appeared on their bodies, from which tiny tentacles grew.

Chapter Sixty-Eight: Can We Trust It?

Although Ella didn't appear in the entire scene, she clearly knew that the horrific scene was indeed the work of the world-destroying witch.

In the previous life, those fearless military scouts, players specializing in reconnaissance, and even some warriors who didn't hesitate to transfer their souls and allow their bodies to actively corrupt themselves in order to penetrate deep behind enemy lines... many of these people who risked their lives for intelligence had similar scenes captured by photographic crystals.

The person holding the Flowing Shadow Crystal in the video keeps filming the sky, presumably to record the strange new soldier that looks like a jellyfish.

Suddenly, the screen jolted violently. Since there was no sound, Ella could only guess that the person in the first-person perspective was startled by something's roar.

As she expected, immediately afterward, a terrifying demon covered in tentacles spread its bat-like wings and landed in the frame.

Upon seeing this, the scout with the photo crystal turned and ran without hesitation.

Since this scout dared to use a photographic crystal to capture intelligence on the front lines of the battlefield, his strength must have been quite formidable. In an instant, he moved several meters away and flipped over the wall.

But while his body was still in mid-air, his field of vision suddenly rose again, as if he had been grabbed by something, and with a "whoosh," he was back at the edge of the city wall.

Then a dizzying spin followed, presumably because the person lost their grip on the recording crystal and dropped it to the ground. The scene then showed the player who had been holding the crystal being held in mid-air by a silver-haired girl with one hand.

The girl was petite, dressed in a snow-white dress that contrasted sharply with the dark background. Her eerie red eyes stared indifferently at the tall, thin player she held in her hand. Without uttering a word, she casually crushed the player's head like a watermelon, as if she were just squeezing an insect.

Then, the screen went black, and the blue mist that carried the image also dissipated.

Ella recalled what she had just seen. The city seemed to have just been captured, and the main human forces had either been wiped out or had withdrawn.

She vaguely remembered that the jellyfish soldiers in the sky rarely appeared on the front lines of the battlefield. They usually only drifted over to cause widespread pollution after a city had been occupied.

Therefore, this scout player dared to venture here, indicating not only exceptional skill but also a willingness to accept the possibility of not being able to return.

Moreover, besides those jellyfish, they even captured the movements of the World-Destroying Witch. If this crystal were transmitted back, it would definitely be important intelligence from that time.

After reading it, Su Xiyun pursed her lips.

She couldn't help but want to steal another glance at Ella, but she didn't dare, afraid of revealing some information—after all, it was fine to look once, but if she kept glancing at her servant while speaking, even a fool would know that the servant's identity was not simple.

"However, to be honest, with what I'm doing now, I don't really have the right to start a war in Aslan and mock Ella Heviel."

Miss Samael spoke again.

“The company is the mastermind behind this, but as the executor, I should undoubtedly also bear this responsibility.”

“I admit that I did all this for my own selfish reasons, and therefore, I will not hesitate to eliminate anyone who stands in my way.”

Samael's tone returned to its coldness.

"So, Miss Su, would you like to advise Ye Xiao to choose me or Ella Heville? I hope you can think it over carefully before making a decision."

"This area is not within the planned urban area, so I cannot add you as a friend for the time being. I will contact you again after the army is stationed in Lanzong Bay."

Susie nodded obediently, and then asked softly, "...Miss Samael, aren't you afraid that I might also be manipulated by Miss Ella?"

“I was initially wary of this too, but based on your understanding of Ye Xiao, it’s unlikely that you were being manipulated by that woman.”

Miss Samael waved her hand, "No one would care so much about someone who is treated as a puppet."

"As for your attendant, she should be one of Ella Hevi's people, right?"

Samael said, turning to look at Ella.

"I don't care whether that witch knows what's happening here or not, but I'm not sure if it will affect your safety... Do you need my help to get rid of her?"

"No, no, that's not necessary. She's my good friend."

Susie Yun shook her head frantically.

"Okay, that's enough for today."

Having said that, Miss Samael stopped talking nonsense and with a wave of her hand, two enormous hordes of terror landed beside Susie Yun and Ella.

"See you."

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