I'm a villain, not a devil

The familiar yet unfamiliar streets were suspended in mid-air, as if a god had torn up the canvas while painting and then carelessly thrown it into another painting.

Mio Shisan noticed Sean's unusual behavior. She was about to speak, but after seeing Sean's expression, she held back.

Sean just stood among the group of strangely shaped corpses. Those corpses tilted their heads back and opened their mouths as if they were screaming, but Sean just stood among them, staring motionlessly at the buildings above his head.

Mio Shisan suddenly had an epiphany. Maybe, that was Sean's real hometown?

She often calls him father in different attitudes, and he always responds unfriendlyly with words like "not biological father" and "I don't have a daughter like you".

The word "father" was strange and distant to Mio Shisan, and to a large extent, she called Sean that simply out of the desire to annoy him.

Sean said a lot of strange, fantastical but sincere things to her before she died. She should have been resentful and angry about dying at his hands, but when she appeared again in this state, for some reason it was hard for her to hate him.

She knew very well that this man, who rarely spoke the truth most of the time, did not lie about her background.

Perhaps, she was the only one who figured out that Sean was not a native of this world, just like herself - a perfect person with a set life would not be born naturally from this land that was used as a stage.

But no matter what, both she and Sean are living people in this world. Even if they die, their souls can only wander on this land.

"I, Kan Shisi, and Sean are all bound to this world." This has always been Mio Shisan's true thought, and she believes that Sean thinks so too.

However, this scene made her realize that Sean was not a completely free and carefree person. At the same time, he had the so-called "roots", while she did not.

Mio Shisan's expression dimmed a little. She just floated quietly in the air like a soul. She did not make any sound to disturb Sean, but waited for him to digest it all by himself.

She turned her gaze to the floating buildings, which were very different from the buildings in this world, both in shape and layout. However, the floating buildings were filled with death and desolation everywhere.

There was no one in sight on the street, except for the occasional old, almost zombie-like animal wandering around the corners: a large dog with pale fur that was almost tangled like a mop, panting with a long, rotten black tongue; a black cat with almost no color in its pupils that was so shriveled that it looked like a dehydrated biscuit; a sparrow hanging precariously on a power line with a wormhole in its beak.

These animals that seemed like they could die at any time were the only movement in the building complex. Just as Mio Shisan had this thought, he saw a store sign begin to move by itself.

The store sign was not damaged, but had become a little worn over time, and now it suddenly began to move, stirring up a lot of smoke and dust.

The zombie-like animals around noticed this thing. They seemed to be very familiar with it. They just hid in the nearest corner, then poked out their shriveled heads and looked at it greedily and expectantly.

Mio Shisan's pupils suddenly shrank. She sensed that the energy of something was fluctuating. Was this... that sign?

Sharp teeth and fangs protruded from the edge of the sign, and the large characters on it squirmed like an octopus. A tentacle with only one suction cup emerged from the center and headed straight for Sean!

The strange and powerful fluctuations spread instantly, and even Mio Shisan couldn't help but shout out: "Be careful!"

After being silent for a long time, Sean turned his head and glanced at Mio Shisan with some confusion on his face.

Mio Shisan reacted immediately. Could it be that Sean couldn't see anything unusual?

"Be careful, there's a monster in there that's revived and is coming towards you!"

Sean just shook his head, with a strange smile on his face: "I'm just curious..."

The single suction tentacle on the sign almost crossed the space and suddenly appeared above Sean's head, ready to swallow him up.

Just when the suction cup was about to buckle on Sean's head, he calmly reached out and grasped the suction cup firmly in his hand!

Mio Shisan was stunned: "Can you see it?"

Sean rolled his eyes, "What else?"

"Then why did you show those expressions to me?!" Mio Shisan said angrily.

Sean just exerted force suddenly, and the suction cup that spanned the space was pulled down, and the sign was pulled to Sean's side.

The fangs and sharp teeth moved together, however, before the sign could move at all, a big foot stepped on it.

Sean pulled the suction cup off, and a large amount of black liquid splashed out. He looked at Mio Shisan speechlessly: "The main thing is, seeing you being so cautious with this thing, it's really hard for me to hold back..."

Mio Shisan frowned and read out the name of the sign: "Isn't it wrong to be cautious? What's wrong with you... Is this name... Shaxian Hotel... special?"

"It's so fucking special..."

There is no mistake in the poem, post, content, and read the book on 6, 9, and bar!

Sean shook his head speechlessly.

The sign of Shaxian Hotel came alive and wanted to eat me, Chunchun turned against Tiangang...

The sign was crushed by Sean's foot. He then picked up the broken suction cup and took a look. The corners of his mouth twitched uncontrollably: "Damn it, the suction cup that came to life turned out to be a plate for duck leg rice... What a waste of my sentimentality..."

When he first saw this complex of buildings, Sean recognized it at a glance. It was a corner of the world he had traveled through before. Then, he realized that this was not a fusion of two worlds or something unusual. It was simply that there was something wrong with the area in front of him.

If I really have to say it, it would be more appropriate to describe it as "fragments of the world."

No, to be more precise, it should be a replica of the 'World Fragment'.

Yes, a replica.

When Sean first saw this complex of buildings and these corpses, he thought they were part of the Earth that came to this world, and these people unfortunately died tragically.

But after sensing the flow of energy here and the nature of the corpses, Sean realized one thing - the corpses, buildings, etc., were just replicas.

Especially the corpses, which looked lifelike and retained every detail, but the way the energy flowed among them showed that this was just an energy source that was made into the appearance of a corpse.