"Well, if that mission was released by him, I would understand it. I guess he happened to be interested in the life force mixture of the ancient Naren Kingdom and had no time to find it by himself, so he simply released this as a mission, which can be regarded as a perfect plan for you. After all, finding such a special enough thing is worthy of the high reward of the mission. If you just find some materials casually, it is easy to arouse Catherine and the others' suspicion." Panis nodded and said, "During that time, when Fella was a fanatical study of the relationship between time and vitality, including the years when the two of us almost smashed him, he spent a lot of effort to collect such items everywhere, but in the end he regretted it was impossible to find that this road was not working, and he could only continue to plunder other people's time. Well, I suddenly remembered it, and knew his behavior, it was really too surprising that you didn't sanction him."

"My identity has made it impossible for me to punish evil like before." Neri sighed and said with a wry smile: "Do you think I don't want to? However, I am a surrogate of the Divine Lord. In addition to some related issues, if I sanction the creatures of the world at will according to my own view of good and evil, it will slowly turn into a very troublesome situation. So I can only be a bystander for many things, just like most gods. And there is a more important point, well, very important, I can't beat him."

"Ahem, cough, cough." Panis almost choked to death by his saliva, and said with a dry cough: "This reason is really great."

"I'm talking about the facts. I was not using this body at that time. I just borrowed the bodies of the children for the time being. The strength was far worse than when I was an ordinary human being a hundred years ago. It's no wonder that I can't beat him." Nellie shrugged and said helplessly: "In addition, the child who lends me the body is innocent. I can't just involve the innocent him for my own justice. And most importantly, he is your friend. Even if you want to stop him, you should come forward."

"Ha, so that's it." Panis was stunned, his expression became gentle, and he patted the female knight's head and said softly: "I know you are thinking about me, thank you."

"I didn't think about you. If I hadn't beat him, I would have beaten him long ago." Neri wrinkled her nose and muttered a few words, but before Panis could say anything, her face turned red and changed the subject: "I left after confirming that he could help me post a mission. Of course, although I left, the child still stayed with Feila for me for the time being, as the messenger for our short cooperation. From Feila, I also received a lot of news about the Danakus believers, including what they were doing and what they were going to do in the future. Although Feila could not know very clearly about this, with the information he provided to me, I also had a deeper understanding of those believers and the possibility of cheating them was greater."

"It seems that the half-dead people have a good impression of Fella." Panis said: "They have always felt that there was no conflict of interest between Fella and their gods, and they have even formed an alliance. I'm afraid they never dreamed that you did form an alliance, but it was just the opposite of the alliance they imagined."

"Well, I'm really sorry for them." Neli curled her lips and said apologizing without sincerity: "I feel deeply sorry for this."

"You feel regretful," Panis rolled his eyes and said, "Those half-dead people are also unlucky. They were cheated by you and Fella together."

"Is this awful? There is something even worse." Nellie ignored Panis's teasing: "When your inherent spiritual realm erupted in the crying cave, Feila and I knew that we had successfully pulled you back. No, it was not only successful, but the effect was even better than I expected. After learning that everything went well, I secretly looked at your condition with Catherine and confirmed that you had no problems on the surface. Only then could I feel completely relieved and continue my plan. Speaking of which, you guy is so annoying, and your perception is so sensitive.

Since you appeared beside Catherine, I basically didn't dare to peek at her, for fear of being discovered by you. What's even more annoying is that after staying by you for a long time, Catherine's child began to become sensitive. When I peeked at her, she actually responded, and she almost discovered it several times. Especially in the City of Innocence, the believers of Danacus were offering sacrifices there crazy. I wanted to go to the scene to see the situation and study countermeasures, but she felt it directly, which made me lurk in the soul of the little banshee and borrowed her eyes to observe."

"Well, she didn't really find you, right?" Panis immediately understood what Neli was saying, and said with a wry smile: "She just resonated with your approach, and then had a dream, dreaming about the battle situation back then, and it could not be considered to have discovered your existence."

"It's already very close." Nellie shook her head and said, "If I hadn't run fast and delayed for a few more minutes, she might have really known it. Fortunately, her mind has not become like you, otherwise she would have understood everything after thinking about it."

"Soul resonance, it's still deeply influenced by you. Hey, don't hit him, don't hit him." Panis grabbed Neli's aggressive wrist and said with a dry smile: "You misunderstood. I mean she was deeply influenced by you, so when you came, she discovered you, not that her slow reaction was influenced by you. Oh, why did you still hit him, okay, okay, I was wrong."

"Hmph, of course I know why she is so sensitive to me, and I don't think it's a bad thing, it's just inconvenient." Neri's fist finally relaxed and muttered, "Since that time, I have rarely used her to peep. On the one hand, I'm worried that you will find it, uh, she will also find it herself. On the other hand, I have reached a critical stage and don't have much free time to be distracted and peeped outside the world."

"Really?" Panis rubbed his chin, looked at his lover with suspicious eyes, and said uncertainly: "Why do I think it's Anne and the Deer who were both left by us. It's safer for you to peep through them, so I let Catherine go. I can still remember it now. There were several times when I felt the sense of incongruity that flashed in them. I now doubt that it was the traces left when you escaped."

"Hey? Is there such a thing? Hahaha, that must be your illusion."

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Chapter completed!