Surviving the Fourth Calamity

Chapter 1788 Hill's shock and fear

As for the secret of the Tower of Black Mystery, Hill can not deduce it for the time being: Although Root is obviously messing around, he is definitely not on the devil's side.

As for what is hidden in the dark, Hill actually doesn't care...it's just some means of struggling for the future.

No matter how much sorrow and bitterness, anger and hatred are hidden in these methods, to Hill, it is just a sad story, and it does not make him have to dig out how much inside information there is.

Just like Trasil's tens of thousands of years of struggle and struggle, in the eyes of people in other worlds, it is just a history book... Just write it out and read it, you don't have to discuss the joys and sorrows in history Whose figure is it?

Anyway, the stronger the hidden power in this world, the happier Hill is.

As for whether Styx will also be happy, can Red Dragon and his daughter have a way to completely control the world... What does it have to do with Hill?

He just doesn't want the neighbor next door to be a bad neighbor who comes to his house to do evil when he has nothing to do. Is it possible that he has to worry about what class he works, what school he goes to, and even how he decorates his house?
Who cares, Hill doesn't care anyway.

It was another thing that made Hill a little concerned: whose betrayal made Root so shaken.

Yes, just shaken, not unacceptable.

It should be that Root is not willing to see this result, but he has long been mentally prepared, and he will not be hit hard by it.

So, after thinking about it for a while, Hill finally focused on Aislin.

Hill has always been concerned about the complex and subtle sense of weirdness in her.

Hill has never really regarded her as the enemy's side, but that lady, who really loves and respects Root from the bottom of his heart.

Hill could feel that kind of respectful and wholehearted sustenance.

Therefore, if Aislin really has a problem...it must be a huge blow to her herself.

She obviously wouldn't betray Root willingly.

However, since Lute will be shaken... Forget it, it's not sure yet, and there's no need to sentence the woman to death in advance.

However, Hill understood that until now, only Aislin had given him this feeling... Others would not be as decisive as him, naturally because they never thought that Kamanteta was the guy who could be trusted instead.

Just like Root's students, after this incident, their first reaction was to suspect that they were betrayed by Kamanteta again.

This is the tragedy of spies.

People who have made mistakes before, if something happens again, others must be the first to suspect him... This is a common law in any world.

If you want to completely change your face, you can't stay in the original place, otherwise, those prying eyes can make a person who is not strong enough to repeat the same mistakes.

Not to mention the existence of this type of Kamante Tower.

But Hill definitely wouldn't think so...of course he wouldn't believe Kamanteta, besides, Hill never made any judgments about people he didn't know well.

But he certainly believed in de la Cruz's grip.

The great reputation of the president of the Trashiel Mages Association was earned by De La Cruz himself.

Besides, if there is really a problem with Kamanteta, why would Lute be shaken?
Even if that guy betrayed, isn't that called reality?

Honestly, doing nothing is a miracle.

If a person like Lute who is seriously suspicious and sick really puts his trust in Kamanteta, then it would be a ghost!

Therefore, Hill was able to jump through the fog and directly focus on Aislin.

Indeed, many people in the magic tower know the vigilance of the three tower owners on soul potions, and even those apprentice-level experimental products cannot be kept secret.

But these things, even if they reach the Tower of Sia, are nothing... No matter how declining the magic tower is, it is impossible to turn a blind eye to such a threatening existence as the soul potion.

Crazy investigations like the Tower of the Black Enigma are the most authentic performance, and what surprised the Tower of Sia would only be that they were exposed too early and too soon... and then give the most sincere to the person who chose an idiot like Pruitt ridicule and irony.

But none of this is irreparable trouble.

The real danger of the soul potion is not its terrible side effects... but the test of human nature.

Even if everyone knows that the thing is poisonous, but in which world, there is no one who voluntarily takes that irritating poison?
For the sake of ambition, power, and anything, it's just a matter of giving up a little bit of humanity... But human nature is something that many people don't care about.

The devil knows this best, and they won't let it go unused.

Therefore, the reason why they moved the Tower of Black Misery ahead of time had little to do with the soul potion.

So... is it the Kamante Tower that has escaped the control of the Tower of Sia?
Or, other things Lute did in private were discovered... For example, the secret connection between him and a certain archmage in the Tower of Despair?
This is what Hill recently discovered.

Root, it seems that because of some problems with the soul potion, he contacted the person from the Tower of Despair several times.

Well, this is more likely to have something to do with Aislin.

Hill didn't know what they said between them. He just noticed that some bugs with messages had passed through the main defensive formation of the Tower of Black Mystery.

If it was a bug with the breath of another mage, Hill might not know where it came from.

However, he really knew that person's aura... Hill first landed in this world, relying on the powerful meteorite summoning spell of that archmage.

It's only been two years, and Hill still can't smell it.

When Hill realized it for the first time, he couldn't help sighing again: Destiny is an interlocking illusory ring formed by endless chains.

No one knows whether the point you grasp will bring you back to the original point, or in other words, although it looks like the same point, it has reached another ring.

Respect but not too close, is the best way to get in touch with fate.

Maybe it was just his wild thoughts, but Hill was really shocked when he discovered the mage's aura.

The existence that can really break the ring of fate, what a terrifying height it has already stood... Recalling the memories of Trasil, and thinking about the Oysses I just visited, and the Greek gods I discovered The ins and outs... Hill suddenly felt the huge tree shadow covering the sky and the sun.

What would be Trasil's original fate? After seeing the world planned by Asmodeus, Hill had some speculations.

And the roots of the tree are all over the multiverse, and it is even more impossible not to see the world tree of the universe that even the river of fate will ripple because of his actions.

If you want to break Trasil's ring of fate, you can only find existences other than fate... There is no such thing as a fantasy world.

As long as it exists in the multiverse, even an ant, it just makes these rings form exactly the same circle.

Only a world without demons, the existence of a world without demons that turns the existence of gods into myths and fairy tales, can break the monopoly of fate.

This is really...

Thinking of this, Hill really felt absurd that he suddenly didn't know what Jinxi was.

His existence may be an accident, but it is an inevitable accident.

It was an accident that he was chosen, but it was inevitable that someone was chosen.

Hill really took a lot of effort to suppress himself, whose spiritual sea was turbulent at that time.

Looking back on the things he did in the past, he really couldn't help but be thankful: fortunately, even though he knew those stories, he never thought of using those stories to benefit himself.

Even in the beginning, his going to Toril was just an accident... an accident caused by the undead. To a certain extent, the ring of fate is difficult to lock.

And what Hill did there, or in other worlds, firmly followed the etiquette that an outside world mage should observe.

Indeed, because of the mixing of the undead, many things have become different... Destiny is only unconsciously controlled, but it will not actively correct the changed ring.

But if Hill got involved in too many things because of selfish thoughts, then he, he is a member of the fantasy world!

The more he does, the higher his sense of existence will be, and the easier it will be to put the existence of the undead under his existence... If that is the case, then he will probably become the so-called positioning of fate, unconsciously Return the ring to its original shape.

It's really scary.

Every step is a trap for Hill... Fortunately, he has always stuck to his heart.

(End of this chapter)