Pretending To Be A Boss-Chapter 758 - Volume Ending Tang Xian and Tang Jing_2
758: Volume Ending Chapter: Tang Xian and Tang Jing_2
758: Volume Ending Chapter: Tang Xian and Tang Jing_2
“A god, who should have taken thousands of years to grow, re-completed her growth in just a few hundred years by observing countless humans…
Though she never mentioned it, she now possesses emotions, which means she can feel fear as well.”
“Brother…
you must find that thing, the item that can suppress a god.
Perhaps there will be some clues on the body of the six-beast god…”
At this moment, Tang Xian’s feelings were very complicated.
The world is round.
The two brothers went separate ways, growing ever more distant, yet in the end, they arrived at the same place.
Both their fall and the clues ended up relating to the six-beast god.
Tang Xian yearned to tell Constantine that he actually already knew this, but seeing Constantine’s breathing growing fainter and the sound of a living heartbeat had long ceased, he suddenly found himself unable to speak.
Constantine’s voice grew weaker and weaker, leaving behind only his final instruction:
“The divine throne is high above in the sky.
Brother, above every fortress, there is a defensive barrier.
These barriers, like domains over mining areas, cause machinery to become ineffective.
But after passing through that layer of barrier…
atop all the Pyramids, you can see where the divine throne is.”
Tang Xian nodded.
Constantine struggled to move his arms, attempting to rise, his vision already filled with the vistas of the divine realm.
In a vague sense, a voice called out to him.
“Tang Jing!
Tang Jing!”
There were many people calling this name, men and women.
Constantine turned his head and saw Ju Mang, saw Uralos Ganisa, saw Seren Xihe and also saw Tang Wen and Zhong Yao, their faces calm and joyous.
He wanted to smile, but then a wave of confusion washed over him.
Someone was missing.
Who was it?
Constantine rapidly found it hard to remember.
On the other side, in reality, Tang Xian finally let down his guard and approached Constantine, helping him up and loudly calling his name.
Each call pierced his ears, like a drum hammer striking his soul.
A faint change came over Constantine’s expression; he managed a smile, uncertain if it was for the people in the divine realm or for Tang Xian.
“And…
all the judgment knights…
they can still be saved…
you must go save them…”
“How do I save them?”
Tang Xian felt a chilling sensation rising from his feet, novel emotions gradually taking root in his heart.
Constantine was no longer able to answer Tang Xian’s question.
The light in his eyes grew extremely dim.
“Brother…
the divine realm…
it’s truly beautiful…
there, I am not Constantine…
nor am I Prometheus, my name is Tang Jing…”
“Save me…
save me…
I have never betrayed you…
it’s time for you to leave…
brother, hurry, I will soon be unable to help you…”
After saying these two illogical and incoherent sentences, Constantine no longer responded.
Tang Xian’s body shuddered, his scalp exploded with sensation, and some of the things Constantine had said before suddenly flashed through his mind.
Li Wanye, who had been observing the scene, suddenly said:
“Is he dead?”
Tang Xian put down Constantine, who no longer had any signs of life, turned his back to Li Wanye, and remained silent as he shook his head.
After a long while, he finally said:
“Let’s go, it’s time to leave this place.”
“Can I leave?”
“I will verify Constantine’s words.
Until then, I will have you stay in the eastern suburbs.
Without my command, no one dares to approach.”
“You’d better be sure.”
“You wouldn’t want to risk your daughter and the future of the Li family, and neither would I.”
Having said that, Tang Xian left with Li Wanye through a teleportation rift.
This once human ark fortress was finally devoid of living souls.
…
…
On the eastern outskirts of Baichuan City.
Under the light snow, Baichuan City was extremely cold, a chill Li Wanye had never experienced before.
He thought he could contain his desire to see his daughter, but once he arrived at the outskirts of the city, he truly felt an overwhelming longing for her.
Yet he did not go in the end.
For safety, Bai Shuang transferred Li Wanye into a cave.
After settling Li Wanye, Tang Xian no longer bothered with him.
Out of caution and his former attitudes toward the Order, Tang Xian began to scrutinize Constantine’s “gift” methodically.
Not until after repeated confirmations did he finally believe that it was indeed evidence that could pave the way for Li Wanye’s defense.
Although it was fabricated, it was flawless.
And the tube of blue reagent, upon confirmation by Ju Mang, was definitively the genius gene of Constantine.
Tang Xian, knowing all this, did not feel any joy.
On the contrary, it was as if he had lost something, and he wandered in a daze.
It was later that Tang Xian went to see Li Wanye.
Bai Shuang had many hidden retreats from her years wandering the world.
Li Wanye was now concealed in a cave that, although it was winter, was not cold and was quite comfortable to live in.
Li Wanye, anxious for Tang Xian’s arrival, was eager to know if he could openly meet his daughter and if the so-called gift could exonerate him.
Why had Tang Xian taken so long?
Was Baichuan City safe?
Li Wanye, who had never left the fortress, was filled with many thoughts that finally found a resting place when Tang Xian arrived.
