A Beta boy working part-time in another world

Ye Sui woke up early in the morning and saw that none of the workers on the farm had gone to work. He was surprised and was pulled aside by Apacha to talk to him.

"Ye Sui, the farmer's wife, Mrs. Eliza, is dead."

"What happened?" Ye Sui was surprised.

"I don't know either. The young master came to tell us early in the morning that we don't have to work today and asked us to help dig the pit for the cemetery."

Apacha gave Ye Sui a shovel and took Ye Sui to dig a hole.

Today is not the burial day. After the pit is dug, we need to wait for instructions.

After noon, Ye Sui was feeding the horses in the stable when he met Iyad who was riding back on horseback.

He looked haggard, with bloodshot eyes. He handed the horse to Ye Sui and looked at Ye Sui who turned around. He was unable to think for a moment, so he hugged Ye Sui from behind and rested his head weakly on Ye Sui's shoulder.

Ye Sui was stunned, then let go of the reins and let the horse go to eat grass nearby.

"Master, I am sorry."

Iyad took a deep breath and let go.

Ye Sui turned around and looked at him.

"Ye Sui, I'm so tired."

"Master, do you want to talk?"

"Yeah." Iyad was too tired.

He was busy from early morning till noon, and even went to the town to send a letter by owl.

He was exhausted by the affairs at home and his sister's matter.

Ye Sui sat with him on the bench under the stable and wanted to say something comforting, but when he saw Iyad's red eyes, he gave up helplessly.

He doesn't understand anything, so if he says it, it would be too deliberate.

In this kind of situation, other people can't help you and you need to handle it yourself.

Iyad was silent for a while, then revealed his family affairs to Ye Sui.

"My mother is a descendant of a family of God's Favored Ones. In my mother's family, every generation of children needs to serve in the temple, inherit magic, and become an outstanding God's Favored One."

"Everything should have been fine, but the 'God of Peace' that my mother's family believed in fell, which also led to the God of Peace's followers being suppressed by the followers of other gods."

Ye Sui didn't expect that although the gods seemed peaceful and harmonious on the surface, they were actually competing for believers behind the scenes.

"How did the God of Peace die?"

Iyad shook his head. “I don’t know. We don’t know anything about gods in this lifetime.”

"Afterwards?"

"Later, in order to survive, my mother's family fled their homeland and settled in the Ice City, a place abandoned by the gods."

"When we first arrived, the owner of the family accidentally fell into the sea. My father saved his life. They felt they owed him a favor, so they asked my father for what they wanted."

Ye Sui understood that Gene had taken a fancy to Eliza.

Iyad said sadly: "My father fell in love with my mother, who was the third daughter. My mother didn't want to, but no one cared about her wishes and forced her to get engaged to my father."

"At that time, my mother had a lover, Aunt Laco. They were in love and had decided to go to the temple together, but my mother's plan was discovered, and the head of the family cast a spell on my mother, which would backfire if she escaped."

Upon hearing this, Ye Sui was unable to say anything for a moment and could only raise his hand and pat him on the shoulder.

"Mom can't live without my dad. She will never live without him. She chose death rather than being trapped with my dad..."

"Iyad, that's the previous generation's fault. It's not your fault."

"I know, but whenever I think about how it was Dad who forced Mom to death, I can't face him. I hate him..."

Iyad became emotional, and tears blurred his blue eyes.

"Ye Sui, what should I do..."

The sound of approaching footsteps interrupted the conversation between Ayad and Ye Sui.

The two turned around and saw it was Tia.

"Ye Sui, I need to see your pendant."

"Okay." Ye Sui took off the pendant and gave it to her.

Ayad looked at the ring on his sister's hand, then at the pattern on the pendant, wondering where his sister got the ring.

"Aren't you packing up your mother's belongings?"

Tia nodded, staring at the ring and pendant with a dead look.

After a moment, Tia handed the pendant and ring to Iyad.

"Brother, the pendant and the ring are a pair."

"Where did the ring come from?"

"I read the letter that Raco wrote to my mother. There was no text in it, only a ring." Tia replied in a depressed mood, "This is the ring that Raco had been wearing carefully on her finger. She returned the ring to my mother."

For a moment, Ayad and Tia fell into silence.

Tia turned to leave but was stopped by Iyad.

"Tia, you can't go anywhere, understand? Tomorrow someone from mom's family will come to attend the funeral, and they want to see you too. You are mom's only daughter, and the only inheritor who can use the magic of divine favor."

Faced with her brother's endless chatter, Tia finally lost her patience.

"Brother, what do you mean by that?"

Iyad knew that his actions would disgust his sister, but he had to send his sister to his mother's family, where she could learn more knowledge and receive protection, instead of being forced to marry a farm worker here with his father.

"Tia, Dad wants to marry you to Apacha, are you willing?"

"No...I don't want to get married!" Tia shook her head with horror in her eyes.

Iyad had no choice but to hold Tia in his arms and comfort her: "Tia, you are my sister, I will not harm you. I know you will not be willing to marry Apacha, so you have to go to your mother's family, where you can gain power."

Tia couldn't argue with that.

Iyad let go of his sister and gave her the ring.

"You can keep it."

Tia silently squeezed the ring and put it on her hand.

She turned and left. Iyad and Ye Sui looked at the girl's lonely back through a thin patch of grass.

Only when it was out of sight did Iyad give the pendant to Ye Sui.

Ye Sui shook his head, "No need to give it to me."

"Why not?"

"The family token is very important to you, you should keep it for yourself." Ye Sui replied.

Iyad wanted to say something to persuade Ye Sui to stay, but the pendant swayed in the wind but did not return to Ye Sui's neck.

"Ye Sui, can you stay?"

"Sorry, I have to be somewhere else in a few days."

Iyad could hardly hide the disappointment in his eyes.

"How long are you going?"

"do not know."

"So...will you come back? I mean I always welcome you back."

Ye Sui smiled and thanked him, "Well, I'll definitely come over when I'm free."

In fact, Ye Sui didn’t know whether he could come back.

He was going to take Wujiu and Ye Gui to the Demon City, where demons gathered and where demons, monsters, succubi, and cursed people lived.

He had already investigated in advance and found out that the Demon City was at the end of the Atirobis continent, a place that could never be illuminated by the sun.

It is always dark there, and the air is mixed with evil spirits and resentment. If ordinary people mistakenly enter there, they will be eaten by monsters or get lost in there and become the devil's playthings.

No matter which one it is, it is a nightmare for mankind.

This continent filled with false gods is not as good as Ye Sui imagined.