I am on the evil side? I am turning the tables!

Glancing at him, the burly man flew away into the distance.

Carrett looked hard, but could only see a dark-red figure's back, with long dark-red hair falling below the feet. Although he couldn't see the face, an extremely familiar name popped up in his mind.

"Rex," he whispered.

The black and red figure's body trembled slightly, and his heart beat inexplicably. The wild beasts were different from the orcs. They were naturally cold-blooded and did not have any extra emotions. However, that kind of throbbing broke through the body's instincts and reached his heart.

The brutal wild beast would not let any living creature escape. The black rhino flew away and threw a punch. This punch became real in the air, with such pressure that Carret could not move.

His silver armor was floating on the surface, and when he was ready to withstand the blow, another attack came towards him, which was much faster than the punch, and it threw him away, crushing one thick tree after another.

The black fist fell and created a deep hole in the ground.

If this punch hit him, he would definitely go to the gates of hell.

Black Rhino was naturally dissatisfied with Rex's interference: "You! Do you think I don't exist?"

Rex didn't shake him off, but flew away, his voice faint and obscure: "You're so slow, it's even so slow to kill an ant. I'm helping you."

He spoke as if it was a matter of course. He didn't need to get angry over a trivial insect. Black Rhino sighed and stopped talking.

The blow to Carret seemed heavy, but it did not take his life. He spat out a large pool of blood, spread his wings and flew towards the tribe.

"Is that person really Rex? Isn't he dead? But if he's not, why would he help me..."

After flying for a long distance, Rex was still unable to calm down from the emotion he had just experienced. This feeling was too unfamiliar. He wanted to hold on to something, but a voice in his head kept telling him to forget.

"What's wrong with me? Why can he call out my name?"

Carret stumbled back to the tribe, and when he woke up again he was already lying on the bed, with Sewell fiddling with some bottles and jars.

Carrett suddenly sat up from the bed, held Sewell's shoulders, and said uncertainly: "Rex is still alive! He..."

Seville thought he had worked day and night to improve his strength and damaged his brain. He brushed Carret's hand away and asked, "What are you daydreaming about? Could it be that he came to see you in your dream?"

Sewell pretended to be sad with a smile on his face.

"We've been friends for such a long time, and he's really partial to me. He came to you instead of me, and I've treated his injuries so many times!"

"No..." Carrett didn't know how to explain. He didn't see the face and couldn't confirm whether the man was Rex. But the first time he saw the man, he felt an indescribable sense of familiarity. It was clearly Rex.

People who are familiar with you can recognize you just from your back.

"Okay, I think you're just too tired. Don't push yourself like that. Your body can't stand this kind of abuse."

"I..." Carret lowered his eyes, his silver eyelashes cast a shadow on his eyelids, and unknown emotions flickered in his blue eyes.

…………

Misty swamp.

A group of men in pure white uniforms drove a group of people forward.

There are old people, young and middle-aged people, and even females holding children.

"Hurry up! It is your honor to dedicate your lives to the great god!"

The man in pure white uniform shouted and pushed the team forward.

A little snowy owl shrank its neck as hard as it could and burrowed into its mother's arms, saying in a crisp voice, "Mom, I'm scared."

The woman patted the little snowy owl's back and comforted it in a gentle voice, "Don't be afraid, my child. Everything will be fine. We are going to serve the great gods. This is our honor."

Little Snow Owl asked crisply, "Why should we serve gods? I don't want to serve any gods."

"Shh, don't talk." The woman quickly covered his mouth.

An old man seemed to recognize where this place was and asked weakly: "Sir, this is the Misty Swamp. Are the gods really in there?"

"Old man, don't use your shallow knowledge to speculate about God! Just move forward when I tell you to! Why are you talking so much nonsense!"

Luo Ke had a numb expression as he walked in the front, holding a scarlet stone engraved with runes in his arms. Wherever he passed, the fog faded away to make way for him.

The further they went in, the colder the air became. The roars of wild beasts were terrifying. The timid children had already started crying loudly, and even the women's efforts to comfort them were unable to calm their cries.

"Hey, hey, hey, all of you, tell your kid to shut up! If he starts crying again, I'll send him to see God!"

The scolded woman shuddered and begged, "Sir, please calm down!"

Even though she couldn't bear it, the woman still chose to knock the child unconscious.

With their ears quieter, the team's speed increased significantly.

The rainy season is approaching, and the further you go in, the more creepy the roars of wild beasts become.

A guard had already sensed something was wrong and walked to the front of the team to ask Luo Ke: "Commander, we have already reached the middle of the Misty Swamp. If we go any further, even we may not be able to get out."

There are still some lush leaves on the outskirts of the Misty Swamp, but in the middle there are only withered and twisted old trees. After walking for a distance, you can see small bumpy swamp areas.

The twisted old trees were bent into terrifying shapes, some of which resembled human faces, staring straight at them, making people feel creepy.

Even if the fog dissipated wherever they passed, it could not dispel the fear in their hearts.

After all, all of this is unknown to them.

Luo Ke turned his head and glanced at him with his light purple eyes. "You just need to follow my instructions. With me here, there will be no wild beast attacks."

This operation was all ordered by the First Elder. They were also aware of Luo Ke's strength, but it was all a lie to say that everything would be worry-free with him around.

How could Luo Ke, alone, possibly stop the swarm of wild beasts?

But at this point, if they become deserters, they will not only not be able to survive, but may also bring trouble to their families.

After walking for a while, they seemed to have arrived deeper in Central, and finally saw some different scenes.

In the distance is an altar built of stone, with a stone pillar standing in each of the eight directions. On top of the stone pillars are carved ferocious wild beasts with scarlet gems dotted in their eyes. At first glance, they look like living creatures, lifelike.

"Let them stand on it." Luo Ke commanded.

Upon hearing this, the Royal Guards immediately took action and drove the group of people to stand up.

"Sir, aren't you going to take us to serve the gods? Why are you making us stand here?" Someone questioned, realizing that something was wrong.

Luo Ke just said coldly: "I want to take you to see the gods, but how can a living person see Him?"