I became a mage and was recruited by the lord as his son-in-law

"why?"

The black shadow asked.

Beth checked her clothes. It was still the familiar knight's armor. In her memory just now, Bennett didn't have time to do anything to her.

Beth heaved a sigh of relief and looked at the shadow beside her:

"what why?"

The shadow floated behind Beth and put his hands on Beth's neck. The warm feeling made Beth's back tremble involuntarily.

"Why push him away? He is Lieyang."

"He's not the Bennett I know."

The shadow seemed even more confused. She floated in front of Beth and put her hands on her forehead again, as if the person in front of her was a lunatic with a burnt brain.

"Why do you want Bennett? Isn't it Lieyang you want?"

"What I want is..."

Beth wanted to curse, but suddenly she stood still.

"Right, right? Why, why didn't you just lie down? Why did you resist just now?"

This time, Shadow's voice seemed to be spoken by countless people at the same time.

"What is the duty of a saint, Beth? You've sacrificed so many people, so why not sacrifice yourself?"

"It's just a body, what are you afraid of?"

"You are thinking about that Bennett outside. What's the matter? If you don't tell him, what does he know?"

Beth stepped back, panic showing on her face and her body shaking uncontrollably.

Only now did she finally realize that it was not a poison to the soul at all. The black spots on her soul were caused by her deviation from the path of saints.

The determination to give up everything for the ideal in one's heart has long since collapsed silently and completely.

She looked around. This wasn't a black swamp at all.

There were figures, and they all looked exactly like Beth. They grabbed Beth's body and dragged her down step by step, not knowing where they were going.

Suddenly, she opened her eyes again and she was back on the battlefield.

That was the battlefield in her memory, but this time, she became a spectator.

"This is the memory of one of us."

Beth looked back and saw a Beth with black hair, or rather, a God-given Beth.

"I'm Beth here."

Beth looked at herself with black hair. This situation was weird and wonderful.

Black-haired Beth looked down as Sera pulled her behind her and told her why she wanted to save her.

“What John said was right. I am indeed a deserter. When I should have been marching forward with the power of a saint, I was no longer able to shoulder the responsibilities of a saint.

I have fallen from being a saint to being a god."

Beth with dark hair looked up at the sky. That was the Bennett in her memory. This Bennett seemed to want to hold the sky apart.

Beth looked at the dark-haired Beth next to her, and she understood a little.

"Do you regret it?"

"If I didn't have those feelings, I wouldn't have fallen from grace, Beth, and this battle wouldn't have been lost."

Beth did not agree with this statement. Indeed, under the circumstances at that time, if Beth had the power of a saint, she could kill the Dragon King and complete her mission.

But if she had always been a saint, would all this have happened?

Beth looked at the black-haired Beth and said:

"If you think it's your problem, there are so many other saints who have not fallen in the future. Have they succeeded?"

Black-haired Beth glanced at blonde Beth. The look was ambiguous, but it went straight to Beth's heart.

The scene in front of her suddenly changed again, Beth looked to the side, this time Beth was almost exactly the same as her, but the indifference in her eyes was even worse, and the overall color also emitted a faint white light.

Her eyes were half-closed, and from the side, she looked like a sleeping angel.

"If Bennett were here, he would definitely take a few more glances."

The angel Beth looked at Beth and said:

"It's just desire. Maybe there's some hope in desire, but it's still useless and can't change anything."

As she spoke, the world in front of Beth changed again and she looked around.

This time it was still a decisive battle, but in the center of the battlefield, Beth saw a familiar figure.

At this moment, Beth's eyes were dazed. The figure was so similar to the Bennett she knew, simply cast in the same mold.

Around him, there were no longer just Helen, Sierra, and Denise.

Beside him, there were several more Scourge wizards, as well as more elf and dwarf warriors.

In front of him was the angel Beth, whose figure emanated a faint golden light, mixed with a hint of white.

Wherever she walked, feathers covered the ground. When she spread her wings, the pure color was dazzling.

However, the dragon king on the opposite side is still those monsters.

Beth looked at the situation on the battlefield. She really couldn't think of any reason to lose this battle.

"Do you think we are strong?"

Angel Beth asked.

Beth looked at Bennett and said:

"If this Bennett is also strong enough, then this battle will definitely not be lost."

Angel Beth smiled slightly, without any explanation, and said lightly:

"is it?"

With a wave of her hand, the final scene appeared before Beth.

The battlefield was ablaze with flames, the Dragon King was seriously injured, and on the battlefield, there was only one person left on the human side.

It's Bennett.

"How can you lose?"

And the people on the battlefield obviously think so too.

"Dragon King, it seems that we have won."

The Dragon King struggled to get up, looked at Bennett mockingly, and said:

"How much mana do you have left? How many spare spell gems do you have? Bennett, as long as you can't kill me, I will still be the winner."

"I really don't have much mana left. I even don't have enough mana to heal my injuries.

But within the wizard's body, I have one last spell."

After that, white light appeared on the battlefield again.

After the explosion, the entire earth turned into a field of magma. Beth looked towards the center of the battlefield, where a magic crystal was floating in the air.

"That...that's..."

"As long as the dragon king's natural disaster core is not destroyed, you know..."

Angel Beth explained.

Flesh and blood began to grow slowly around the core of the disaster. After an unknown amount of time, a pair of wings that covered the sky spread out again, and the mountain-like body flew back into the sky.

"I still lost." Beth was a little dazed.

“I should be the strongest and most complete of all the saints.

And Bennett should be the one with the strongest natural disaster ability among all the Lieyangs.

The lineup around him should also be the strongest."

Angel Beth said.

"Even so, we still lost."

Beth looked at the battlefield around her. She knew that what Tiansheng Beth said was right. The previous Bennett looked domineering, but his final outburst was far less powerful.