From the awakening of sleep, Beizeb stood alone next to the windowsill of the room, looking at the moon outside.

There were no signs of bandage on his body, nor any signs of wounds being treated.

Beizeb understood that this was the result of his deification.

What he said before was that the ability to pull himself back from the brink of death in a crisis of life and death is actually a deification with great disadvantages.

When he transforms into a god, all injuries on his body will be repaired in an instant.

Especially this time, Bethibu was still worried about whether he could recover intact after being attacked by power, but judging from the current situation, there was no need for him to worry too much.

but...

That dream is indeed a bit confusing.

Beizeb supported his hands on the windowsill and recalled the long dream he had had in his sleep before.

In the dream, like Estiya, no one could notice him for tens of thousands of years. Even if he was not as silent as Estiya, he shouted at those people loudly.

But when the sound comes out, it seems like it will be swallowed by something in an instant, and it will disappear in a blink of an eye.

So, in that dream, his experience was like Estiya, as if he was abandoned by the world and not noticed by anyone.

Even in the dream, this situation lasted for tens of thousands of years and tens of thousands. Who can understand the feeling of loneliness and loneliness?

During these tens of thousands of times, Bezebu was able to follow Estiya like a ghost that no one could see, with at least one person accompanying him.

But what about Estiya?

There was no one around her. To be precise, she did not feel that there was no one around her.

Even he couldn't stand this feeling of loneliness, let alone a girl who just came out of chaos and seemed to be isolated from this world.

However, this only makes Bezebu feel empathy, and will not make him smile as happy when the other party is happy.

The reason for this is that he always has a very familiarity with the other person, especially that face. He always feels that he could see it every day, but now when he goes to memorize it, his brain seems to have a fault. No matter how he thinks, he can't think of who the face he is so familiar with is.

"No matter who she is, even if it's just a statue of the goddess of light that I sat next to me every day when I was a child."

Bethibu sighed.

"I hope she will be no longer so lonely in the end."

"Yeah, yeah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,"

wrong.

Something is wrong.

When did I become so sentimental?

Realizing that he seemed to have fallen into the dream just now, Bezebu couldn't help but use an ice element magic to make his mind clear.

"Sure enough, it's better not to take the things in the dream seriously."

He was lingering in fear.

"If you are troubled by this matter and suddenly one day you can't even distinguish between dreams and reality..."

All right.

He also knew that he was too worried. No matter how bad his mind went, he wouldn't be able to tell whether he was dreaming or in reality, right?

But compared to these things, he was more concerned about the current situation.

If you look at the sky outside, it seems that the fog that enveloped the entire royal city has completely dissipated.

"After Abaden is defeated, this disaster will naturally be cracked."

Thinking of this, Beizeb unconsciously flashed out the areas that he had destroyed when he fought with Abaden before.

"I hope I don't bring too much damage to that guy Ferritt."

It wasn't that he was thinking about the other party, but mainly because he was a little worried that if the losses he had brought to him were too great, would the old fox take the opportunity to plot against him and cheat all the previous expenses used for reconstruction from him.

But he was just talking about this, and he was not really worried that such a thing would happen.

He was worried that there would be severe damage, but Ferritt wanted the battle between him and Abaden to blow up all the area, saving him from spending so much money to demolish or something.

Moreover, as far as the current situation is concerned, even if Besieb brought huge losses to the other party, Ferrit had no reason to ask him for compensation, right?

After all, Bethibu spent no idea how much money he spent to help them, including this battle, all of which were bet on life. Even if he used his life to bet on it because he wanted to break through the boundaries of the demon eyes, the other party also helped them solve a huge problem.

In this case, if they still want to get compensation, it really makes no sense.

Not to mention Beizeb, I'm afraid neither Sivia nor Sak will accept Ferrit's decision like this?

Besides, Ferritt is not that kind of person. He can't do such a disgusting thing as breaking a bridge across the river.

"Then the rest."

Bethibu was shocked. After thinking about it for a long time, he didn't think about anything he had to do next.

"It's impossible to have salted fish for a while again, right?"

He said this as he wanted to complain.

If this continues...

"If this continues, autumn will be almost over!"

After autumn, he has been here for almost half a year.

I originally expected that I could solve the problem in as much as one year, but who knew that so many things had happened in the past six months. Now, if I think about it, it still makes people feel a little sad.

Sure enough, am I the kind of being born with the attribute of attracting disasters?

Beizeb couldn't help but want to complain like this.

If it weren't for this reason, how could something strange would happen to a place every time I went to?

Even if you are not lucky, you can run into it every time, but it is not so coincidental, right?!!

If this is really caused by bad luck...

Are you sure I was someone who was blessed by the goddess of luck?

He turned his head with a suspicion and looked at himself in the mirror.
Chapter completed!