Chapter 120: The Group's Broken
The entire Orange Village had disappeared. Richa stood there, immediately asking Faye
about his future goal. "Then I'll go call those people to gather here?"
Fai shook her head in denial.
"No need. I used my ability to tell them to gather here, using the Blue Sword. They're coming here now."
Richa began to sit down on the ground. "Then I'll sit down and rest for a bit. My heart nearly went into shock when I saw that. A disaster of such magnitude that if you get close, you're certain to die."
Fai sat there, staring at the surrounding area. The surrounding area had become empty, with a hole the size of Orange Village.
"I probably won't be able to move, Richa. My entire body is in tatters. It'll take a long time to recover.
"
Richa smiled at Faye. "Just seeing it, and being able to see it, is serious. I won't tell anyone. Rest assured. Get enough rest."
Richa collapsed onto the ground. With her lazy eyes, she gazed at the sky.
"How's it going? Pretty exciting, huh?"
Fay stared at the starry sky.
"That's right. I don't want to see this kind of thing again. Then, once this is over, it's time to go back."
A certain place was filled with trees and white stars.
A boy was walking, looking contented and amused.
This person was Seraph, who had been hypnotized by a psychological mask.
"Heh heh, almost got his power. Just a little bit more. What a shame."
Seraph walked with a proud expression.
"This body of yours is very interesting. So incredibly interesting. Even though it was hit by a rock, it could withstand my soul. Interesting. A normal person's body would explode in an instant, but this person had such a strange body, able to withstand the pressure of a soul. Who could he be?"
Time passed. A certain place.
In the village of Oren Fay sat on the floor, accompanied by a large group of black-clad figures, all standing and staring at the two children in front of her, with Alisanda, the temporary leader, standing still.
These two-headed angelic forces surrounded the two children.
Risha was stunned. She hadn't expected the culprit of the kidnapping and captivity to be the one Fay wanted to talk to.
"Seriously? These people... Fay, are you sure you want to talk to them?"
Fay wondered, asking the sword behind her. "These people? That kid brought them with him?"
"That's right. I saw that kid giving the orders. It must be him, I think."
The two of them were talking.
Fay looked at Alisanda, wondering what to do.
"Then I'll ask you a direct question. It depends on how you all answer."
Alisanda looked at the girl in front of her. "Who is this kid? That robe has a strange pattern. According to the description of the dead executive, is he from the Heavenly Sword Sect? But there are two of them? What else does that mean?" The story's going completely haywire.]
"Yes, I'm the temporary leader, you might say."
Faye surveyed Alisanda, her entire body covered in wounds.
"First question: Do you know the golden-haired boy, a boy around my age?"
Alisanda quickly replied, "Yes, I do. He's our true leader. His name is Angel."
Risha regarded Faye as her younger sister. [What are you thinking about?]
"Second question: Why are you here?"
"We're here to help Orange Village. Our Two-Headed Angel Corps decided to help this village, under Angel's orders."
"To help the village? Is this your home village?"
"No, but maybe Angel's. We were ordered to help this place. And from the Two-Headed Dragon Corps, we became Two-Headed Angels. That man said, Will you turn into a group of good people?
"What's your goal once you succeed here?"
"No. Our group has no place to stay, so we just go with the flow."
Fay immediately asked the Magic Sword. [What do you want? These people have nowhere to go?]
"Of course it is. You choose to help as much as you can. Why not accept these people into your group? At least they'll be useful. Evil people trying to turn good is interesting. It might be that child's request."
[What measure is a request?]
"Nothing measures it. Just look. Do you discriminate between good and evil? Isn't that what you've decided?
There's no right and wrong.
There's no good and evil.
Only you can decide.
Will you stay to help or run away to leave?
I'll choose for myself."
Fay opened her mouth.
"Then here's my offer. Become a member of my clan, and I'll help you.
Even though you've done many bad things, I am the judge. From now on, if anyone still wants to survive under me as your leader, you can follow me.
No more evil will be allowed. We're going to another continent. You can leave to do what you want.
Or stay and be my subordinate, with me as your leader. The choice is yours.
Aliceanda was confused inside.
[Do we have to change our leader again?]
"Then I'll follow you. I want to change my own way of life."
The two-headed angels argued back and forth.
More than half chose to flee.
The rest stayed where they were.
Aliceanda looked at the crowd Run away. [The name of the two-headed angel. Maybe that's how it works. Because having two heads doesn't make sense. Because having two heads makes one's opinions diverge. When one head displeases or disagrees with the other's ideas, the group splits into two. It's probably not that serious.]
Fay looked at Richa, who was in a fighting stance.
"Senior, I'm going to recruit these people into the clan."
Richa could only sigh. "Seriously?... Well, the decision is yours. You won't regret it, will you?"
Fay nodded. "Of course. We're short on people."
Fay spoke in a normal tone. "From now on, you'll all be subject to my rules. Anyone who breaks the rules will surely die."
Many voices shouted in unison.
"Got it!"