Reincarnation Paradise: There are vests everywhere

Chapter 2266 Moonlight
At this moment, on the highest mountain in the world, a figure was moving through the dense forest. The trees growing on the Giant God Peak were much harder than ordinary trees on the ground, and the beasts here were even more dangerous to most people.

The figure in the dense forest was wearing a glittering silver-white armor, engraved with complex and mysterious runes, which shone brightly under the moonlight, as if whispering an ancient and powerful power. Under the armor was her graceful and strong body, and every movement revealed unparalleled elegance and strength, like the most perfect sculpture under the moonlight.

Holding a crescent-shaped moon blade, the moon blade emits a faint blue light, like a crescent moon in the ice, sharp and mysterious. It is Diana, the only successor of the Bright Moon Cult.

Diana looked up at the sky beyond the forest canopy, her purple eyes searching for the silver moon, but she could only see a hazy halo behind the branches and dense clouds. The night had always been Diana's favorite time of day, ever since she was a child. As a child, she often climbed over the high walls of the Temple of the Sun and watched the moon shuttle through the sea of ​​stars.

The woods became denser and denser, with moss covering the dark tree trunks and branches like twisted arms reaching for the sky. She couldn't see the road ahead, only rows of weeds and hideous thorns. The night wind blew the thorns and scraped against her streamlined armor.

Diana followed the path through a forest of thick, dead trees that had long since died, then climbed up a rocky plateau, passed through a few clumps of twisted pines and firs, crossed a stream that flowed through the mountains, and meandered around steep slopes until she came to a rocky plateau overlooking a huge, cold lake.

In the middle of the terrace was a circular stone circle, each stone engraved with a spiral arc mark. Diana could see the same runes on each stone, exactly the same as the crescent-shaped rune glowing on her forehead.

Diana walked to the center of the Stonehenge circle and drew her scimitar. The pale moonlight shone through the clouds, shining like a diamond on the blade. She knelt on one knee, thinking, with the tip of the scimitar against the ground and the hilt against her cheek.

In the gradually rebuilt royal palace in Narimaj, not far from the Targon, Isabella suddenly looked in the direction of the Targon, and the red moon equipped on her body reflected faintly.

"Is there any problem?" Lin Jiu noticed Isabella's abnormal reaction at the first moment.

"A powerful moonlight force has just been guided down." Isabella informed what she sensed.

"That must be what Diana is doing. Once we're done with the Solar Empire, we should start dealing with the heretic among the Solar Cultists of the Solar Sect." Lin Jiu stretched and looked in the direction of Mount Targon. Presumably, before tomorrow, the people on Mount Targon would also receive news about the events in Shurima.

Sivir and Nasus were both confused. Taliyah didn't react much, because she had never been to Shurima and didn't know much about the Solari. Sivir and Nasus were different, they knew that Mount Targon was almost the Solari's territory.

Now in Lin Jiu's eyes, they both believe in the sun, but he thinks the other party is a heretic. You are the son of the sun, whoever you say is a heretic is the heretic.

Don't get me wrong, this is not because Lin Jiu deliberately criticized the Fiery Sun Sect because of Diana's mission, but because he felt from the bottom of his heart that the Fiery Sun Sect was a heresy. This can be understood from Diana's experience and experience.

Diana wanted to understand why the Solari did what they did, and the logic behind their beliefs. She buried herself in the library, devouring all the texts, only to find that entire chapters had been torn out of the tome, and all references to the moon seemed to be missing.

After she raised her doubts, the instructors of the Fiery Sun Sect punished her severely, hoping to gain her piety through fatigue. On this basis, her peers followed suit, and they also began to stay away from her and her doubts.

This behavior is simply a disgrace to the church that believes in the sun. The crazy believers of the Sun Church, which is known as crazy in many native worlds and the void, do not have such behavior. In the eyes of Lin Jiu, the inheritor of the Sun Star, isn't the Fiery Sun Sect a heresy?

So it would be best if those guys from the Fiery Sun Cult were sensible and let Lin Jiu complete the task, otherwise Lin Jiu would have to activate the backup plan. As for Leona's hatred, it didn't matter to him at all, as long as she and Diana could get along.

Diana, who was in the middle of the stone platform, suddenly stood up. The space between the boulders was torn apart, the air was squeezed and deformed, and three monsters roared and pounced on her; these monsters had waxy white skin and flesh, white bone armor, and steel teeth and iron claws.

Diana dived diagonally downward, leaving a huge mouth full of sharp teeth to bite into nothingness. Diana used the scimitar to draw a circular arc on the top of the head, cutting the first monster's heavy skull to the shoulder. The monster fell down, and the flesh and blood immediately began to reveal its original appearance.

She rolled over and stood up swiftly. The other monsters began to circle around her, like hunters besieging their prey. Now they were afraid of the gleaming scimitar in her hand. The monster she had just killed had turned into a pool of bubbling black mud.

They rushed forward again, attacking from two directions at the same time. Their flesh gradually darkened, turning into a bruised and bloody purple, and their mouths hissed with the hostility of this world.

Diana jumped above the monster on the left, and the scimitar in her hand drew a crescent-shaped arc, rushing towards the monster's neck armor. She shouted the sacred spell of the Bright Moon Sect, and the scimitar ignited with a white-hot light.

The monster under the knife exploded from the inside, and the newly formed flesh and blood turned into powder under the power of the moon blade. After she landed, she was immediately pushed aside by the attack of the last monster.

Razor-like claws pierced her steel shoulder pads, dragging her along as the monster's chest opened, revealing its slime-covered sensory organs and hooked teeth.

Diana felt a numbing coldness seeping out of the wound, and immediately turned the handle of the knife over, holding it like a dagger, and then thrusting it deep into the monster's body. The monster howled and opened its huge mouth, and black pus flowed from the wound on its body.

The dark clouds dispersed, and a beam of bright moonlight shone down. Diana's scimitar absorbed the energy of the moonlight, and the blade ignited brightly. With the executioner's ultimate momentum, she slashed down with the power of light in the night sky, splitting tendons and breaking bones.

As the white light exploded, the monster's body broke into pieces and turned into ashes under her powerful blow. Its flesh and blood merged into the darkness, and only Diana was left on the platform, her chest heaving and breathing heavily.

The monster disappeared, and silver lines flashed on the boulders in the ring. They had escaped the place of hatred on the other side of the veil, and now began to radiate healing power. Diana felt this power permeating the entire wilderness and seeping into the rocks. Her strength, which was not considered the power of the stars, was greatly improved.

"The night ceremony is over." Diana stood up and prepared to leave.

However, a ray of moonlight shone down from the sky, causing Diana to stop. She listened to the message conveyed by the moonlight.

"Son of the Sun, Chiyou... Chiyou?"

(End of this chapter)