socalfunplaces Chapter 406 Return
Chapter 406 Return
Kevin glanced at the Outer Gods present with an aura that dominated the entire venue.
"Your existence will cause the tragedy of the Wei Dynasty to continue.
In this battle alone, I saw the demise of countless lives, and they didn't even have the right to say a word.
I'm not kidding, I must strangle the root of this problem!"
Outside the light curtain.
Everyone was shocked, they could feel Kevin's seriousness.
His profile in the picture shows incomparable determination.
Does he know what he's talking about?
He knew it, and perhaps no one was more clear-headed than he was at this moment.
"So handsome, Kevin."
"Kevin, from now on you are my idol."
"A true savior should not be forgotten, let alone reviled!"
"Perhaps it is Kevin's existence that gives Ultimate Chaos the concept of hope."
Within the light curtain.
The Mother Goddess looked gloomy and gave up trying to persuade Kevin.
He used black mist to corrode down, not only separating part of Azathoth, but also disintegrating Kevin's body.
He resented.
"Kevin, your new life should be destruction."
Naya covered his mouth and laughed crazily.
"Hahahaha, I've never seen such a funny scene, nor have I seen such a funny guy."
The judge's mouth widened into a huge grin.
"Kevin, I've held them back, it's time for you to try harder."
As he spoke, countless tentacles burst out from his chest and attacked the Three Pillar Gods.
At the last moment of launching the attack, Yug looked at Kevin deeply.
In the black fog, Kevin and the Returner looked at each other for the last moment.
It was as if they had a mutual understanding.
The war began.
. . . . . . .
defensive circle.
Albedo tried to walk out of the defense circle countless times, but reason still held him back.
Mona sighed and felt very pessimistic about Kevin.
Ye Lan was circling the defense circle again and again, not only patrolling, but also looking forward to Kevin's return.
Albedo looked up at the Eye of God in the distance, lost in thought.
"If you leave, what will we do? I'm afraid only God knows."
He had imagined several scenarios where Kevin wouldn't come back, and each outcome was suffocating.
"Heaven? Haha, when did you start believing in the existence of heaven?"
Familiar words rang in his ears, Albedo turned his head and felt happy.
When they came in front of Kevin, they smiled at each other and bumped their fists together.
Albedo was dissatisfied and hit Kevin again.
"You are always like this, without giving me a chance to negotiate."
"Opportunities are fleeting, I don't have that much time to discuss."
"Alright, alright, you're going to scare me to death sooner or later."
"Oh, I almost couldn't come back."
Kevin sighed.
Ye Lan also came over and greeted Kevin with a smile on her face.
Mona breathed a sigh of relief, and as soon as she stepped forward, Kevin hugged her tightly in his arms.
He felt Mona's softness, stroked her hair, and smelled her fragrance.
"Excuse me, Mona, can I hold you for a moment?"
Mona stroked Kevin's back and said softly, "I'm glad you're back."
"Well, I'm back. I belong here, right?"
Albedo smiled.
"Yes, I still remember when we first met, you weren't a crybaby like this."
"That day is still as vivid in my mind as if it were yesterday."
Kevin closed his eyes, recalled his past in Teyvat, and smiled unconsciously.
. . . . . .
Outside the defense circle, there is a small wooden house.
Several people sat around here.
Kevin briefly explained the battle with the Judgment Star.
Hearing this, Albedo crossed his arms and stroked his chin.
"Sealing the Judgment Star is fake. The real purpose is to make things worse and attract those Outer Gods."
"That's right, at least three gods have been dragged there, and there must be more hiding in the dark. Now is the best time for us to accumulate strength.
First...."
"Stop." Albedo interrupted Kevin and continued.
"Which has a greater chance of success, taking this risk or sticking to the plan?"
“The risk is greater.”
Hearing this, Mona couldn't help but interrupt.
"You're betting so big, and the probability of winning is so small, have you ever considered the possibility of failure?"
“I’ve heard the saying, ‘knowing it’s impossible to do something, but still doing it.
It means that when doing something, don’t ask whether it is possible, but whether it should be done.”
Kevin's expression remained calm, but the meaning of his words revealed his attitude.
Albedo sighed softly.
"The lives of hundreds of millions of people in seven countries, and even more than just this world, rest on your shoulders."
“That’s why I tried my best.”
"No, this is too eager for quick success." Albedo criticized mercilessly.
"That's right." Kevin nodded and did not deny it.
"Unlike those gamblers, you are very confident."
Albedo looked at Kevin's face and could not find any flaws, not a trace of panic.
“I will reincarnate and have countless opportunities to try.
You are different. You finally have this power, so you must cherish it. If you don’t want it to be wasted in my plan.”
Kevin reached out the door.
"Then you can go now. Find a corner and hide. After I fail, Teyvat will reset."
Mona was shocked. She didn't expect that Kevin would ask her to leave after just a short chat.
Albedo became even calmer. He slowly stood up, walked to the door, and asked softly.
"After we left, did your confidence become greater or less?"
"Honestly, I don't have any concept of grasp. I just know to work hard to get closer to the goal, and that's enough."
"Even if it's just to hold back a few Outer Gods and allow Azathoth to fully awaken, I won't regret it."
"How could you ask such a stupid question? Regret is not something a leader should have."
“Will the leaders drive away the living forces?”
"will not."
"Are you so confident that we won't leave?"
"of course."
Mona watched the two confront each other, and the more she watched, the more she felt something was wrong.
As he spoke, Kevin's confidence seemed to be contagious, putting the people present at ease.
He said discouraging words without even knowing how confident he was, yet he acted confidently.
One can't help but believe that even without that so-called certainty, he can still lead everyone to victory.
Is this the leader?
Kevin said calmly with a calm expression.
"There's no need to beat around the bush and try to find out the true purpose of this plan. I won't tell anyone about this until the very end.
All you have to do is trust me.”
"Who do you trust then?"
"You, or rather everyone in Teyvat." Kevin said firmly.