The Legend of Fatality

The sky is covered with thick clouds, and has always existed since Bai En left the village in the forest. It seems to never dissipate. Bai En found the root cause of the plague in the village, which was completely different from what the Fatalin Association had expected, and was not a more common thing like food or drinking water.

The three of them marched all the way to the south, and they agreed with other teams on where to assemble. There is a house in the wild, which is used as a temporary resting place for patrols or hunters or woodmen entering the mountains.

Far away, Bai En saw that the building was mostly made of logs, and then the outside was covered with clay for windproof and thermal insulation. The top was a skeleton made of purlins and rafters. The clay tiles were placed on two rafters. The upper two holes bind it firmly.

The tiles are two layers, and the first layer is actually laid. The bottom of the second layer of tiles covers the top of the first layer of tiles and covers the two holes for tying the first layer of tiles. Because the digging is wavy, Each dig is interlocked with the previous tile. In order to allow the roof to withstand the weight of the tiles, wooden scissors between the purlins and the rafters are used to reinforce them.

The gap in the closed small window of the house exposed someone to light the fireplace. When Brian pushed open the door of the house, all the people who were on the floor of the house stood up alertly and pulled out their weapons. When he saw Bai En, he recovered his weapon again.

Bai En noticed that one of his apprentices, Melanie, the girl who used metal ropes, knelt on the floor and seemed to be taking care of the wounded. At the same time, he also noticed that there seemed to be a small number of people coming here. Some people have wounds on them, both serious and serious.

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Bai En walked into the house and walked towards Melanie. He seemed to hear the strong girl sobbing. The girl turned around and said nothing, but her expression and eyes showed something. Bai En saw someone lying there on the floor in front of her. Bai En recognized the man with his clothes, and his other apprentice could use Karim with an enchanted javelin.

Bai En walked into Melanie, and beside her, Bai En heard a low whimper, the kind of moaning before death. Karim was lying on the ground, and Melanie gently put his head in his arms, stroking his hair with his hand.

"Master ... I think ... I thought I could handle it." Karim said intermittently, then turned his head again, looking at Melanie. "sorry, I……"

Melanie shook her head to signal that he should stop talking.

"Master, can you save him?" Melanie looked at Bai En with tearful eyes.

Bai En looked at the apprentice on the ground, his breathing became weaker and weaker, and his body was not saturated with blood. One arm was completely torn from the shoulder, which seemed to be caused by some kind of force. The other arm was cruelly broken, and it hung helplessly beside him, bending in a place where it shouldn't.

Blood was dripping from one ear. The chest and abdomen appeared to have been pierced, but now it is simply bandaged. But blood still oozed from the bandage.

Bai En looked at the apprentice lying on the ground looking at himself with begging and anticipation, as if he thought he could save him. Bai En stepped forward, knelt on the ground, took a small crystal bottle out of his arms, dropped a drop into his mouth, then thought about it, and then dropped another drop.

Karim swallowed hard, swallowing the liquid into his mouth, and then he felt the pain in his body began to weaken and slowly began to disappear. He felt a peculiar, gentle, joyful feeling in his heart. He didn't want to think about anything in his mind, just wanted to immerse himself in this wonderful feeling.

"Melanie ... I ..." Karim turned to look at Melanie, trying to say something, and trying to move the twisted arm that he had left, seeming to touch her. .

"Let's stay still, everything will be fine. I will take you home." Melanie said with all her tenderness.

"I ... love ..." Karim's eyes began to flicker, and the last light in his eyes disappeared.

Melanie fell on his body and wept silently.

Bai En stood up and took a few steps back, leaving the space to his two apprentices.

"You go to check to see if anyone has returned. There are casualties." Bai En whispered in Morris' ear.

Morris nodded, with a sad expression, turned to check.

Bai En sighed and glanced at Nokranstov, who was taking off his armor not far from the door. Bai En walked to the fireplace made of clay and mud in the room himself, took out a few strips of dried meat from the cover, held it with his hand, and put the dried meat into the vitality to roast.

The front of the jerky was on the flame plate. As the fat stretched backwards, the air-dried fat on the strip of meat made a crackling sound in the flame, which quickly exuded an attractive smell.

While the meat strips were roasted, Bai En hung the mud under the boots with his dagger while eating. After almost scraping, he stretched his feet to the edge of the fire and roasted his damp boots.

"Admiral Antalatum has not returned, everyone else has returned." Morris came to Bai En and said. "Six people died and nine people were injured. One of them may not be able to cast spells later."

"How did the mission complete?" Bai En asked after nodding.

"According to the plan, the village was completely burned and the found mutants were also disposed of. They also found no source of infection in the well water and the granary." Morris replied.

At this time, the door of the room was opened again, and several apprentices lying on the ground were awakened again, but only one-third took out their weapons. Bane turned his head to look at the people and found it was Antaratham and his team.

"Did you find it?" Antalatem walked straight to Bean and asked, then looked at the apprentices around and added. "Are there no guards and sentries? The vigilance of these apprentices is too low."

"A few are less ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ right?" Antalatem asked again before waiting for Bae to answer.

"Yes, six dead, not counted in your team." Bai En replied. "The source has also been found, and there is a guess at the source of the infection. If several other villages also have that kind of fire pit, it should be right. Some kind of worship or belief, gathered in the form of sacrament or holy water, is distributed by the villagers."

"There is indeed a big fire pond where I go, and there seems to be a burnt altar." Antaratum thought for a moment. "This explains why the water source and the granary are not contaminated. But I don't think it will be holy communion or holy water."

"Because these can be directly mixed into food and water?" Bai En asked rhetorically.

"Yes," Antalate nodded. "I think it may be something that requires rituals or spells to spread. This can also explain why they can only spread in this remote village."

"The key is, is this done by the church at night?" Bai En cares more about who is the initiator.

"I'm not sure, it doesn't look like that." Antalatem hesitated and continued. "Do you remember the monster with long antlers and black fog? I think it may have something to do with that stuff."

"It's **** real," Bai En complained. "I thought it would be safer after getting rid of the control of the night church. The world is now more and more weird and dangerous."

"Yes, you think too much," Antaratm reassured, and patted Bai En's shoulder. "If you have time to read the history books, this world has never been safe."

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