The door to sin opened before Chu, and Chu stepped in and walked towards the evil called disaster.

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Central Ring City, this is a modern city in various senses.

There are high-rise buildings, bustling central commercial streets, and bustling streets. Of course, there are relatively quiet residential areas, small parks suitable for walking, and sparrows standing on the telephone poles next to it.

It operates regularly and stably like every modern city.

The same is true for people in it. They wake up early in the morning to go to work, return home in the evening with exhaustion, have a lively or deserted dinner, then go out for a walk or rest at home until nightfall, drink a cup of hot water and fall asleep peacefully.

Life here seems to be like this forever, with a sense of unchanging dust, and a little boredom in peace, but it makes people get used to it. It seems that everything will continue like this and keep the regularity, if no accidents happen.

Next to the residential area in the center of Central Ring Road, the small park at dusk is quiet and peaceful.

At this time, there are usually no people in the park, because it is supper time now, and citizens in Central Ring City abide by the time.

On the small path in the park, a black stone rolled down to the center of the road.

It looks special, not like an ordinary stone, with regular cubes, with exquisite but meaningless patterns on the surface. Maybe it was a work that was carved by an unsuccessful stone carver.

But no one knows where the stone fell from.

There was no one around, and the stone lay quietly in the middle of the road for a while.

Then, surprisingly, it suddenly shattered out of thin air and turned into powder.

A light black smoke surged out from it and gathered together on the deserted path.

Fortunately, there are no one nearby, otherwise this supernatural phenomenon may scare people very much.

The black smoke surged and became more and more intense, gradually converging into a human form. Finally, in the black fog of the human form, a person walked out slowly.

"Jiji."

A sparrow on the tree beside the road saw all of these, screamed twice, and flew away with flapping its wings.

Afterwards, the small road fell into silence again.

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The apostle was summoned, but she did not see her summoner.

Wearing a somewhat ragged black robe, Chu raised his head blankly and looked at both sides.

She didn't see anyone, and didn't even feel the signing of the contract, as if she wasn't called this time.

She was a little confused because she didn't even know what to do if there was no summoner.

She has never performed such a task, where she summoned there is no person who asked the task, no request, no instructions.

The sunlight at dusk passes through the leaves and turns into spots scattered on the ground, as if it has dyed the color of dusk.

At the end of the path is a clearing lot, with some park facilities in the open space and a small sand pit, where a castle that is only half piled up.

It looks like it should be a castle. It probably was made up by children nearby. Before the pile was finished, my parents went home.

This is a very ordinary community park, just like the community park that most people remember. It is not big or conspicuous, but it always gives people a friendly and warm feeling because it always accompanys people where they grew up from childhood.

Outside the park, the city is bathed in the sunset.

There was nothing special about everything, at least at first glance, and there was no purpose for her to take away this time, that so-called disaster.

Everything in front of you doesn't look like you've experienced some disaster.

This made Chu even more confused. If there was no disaster, why would she come?

After standing there for a while, Chu walked out along the path.

In the quiet park, she could hear the sound of insects shaking their wings in the shrubs on both sides.

First, I walked aimlessly in the park, fiddled with the park equipment, and looked at the flowers planted in the flower beds in the park for a while.

Until she reached the park gate, she stopped because she saw something.

There is a cardboard box next to the park entrance, with the mouth of the box half open, and something seems to be moving inside.

I stood there silently staring at the cardboard box.

Then, a black shadow in the cardboard box suddenly raised his head from inside, and stuck out his tongue and screamed at her.

"Wang!"

It was a brown puppy, with black eyes full of novelty towards the world, pink tongue spitting outside, and two paws were placed next to the cardboard box, looking at Chu happily, waving his tail happily.

It should be very well-behaved, at least it did not run away from the cardboard box, but it seemed that it was abandoned.

Chu and the puppy looked at each other for a while, then Chu walked to the carton and sat down quietly with his legs in his arms.

She didn't know where to go, so it was nothing to stay here.

"Have you seen my summoner?"

Sitting on the ground, Chu asked the puppy lightly.

"Wang." The puppy wagged his tail at Chu, but obviously, it couldn't understand what Chu was saying.

He lowered his eyes and looked at the puppy's black eyes.

She was stunned for a while, and barked at the puppy for a while.

"Wang."

"Woom!" The puppy barked even more happily, chasing and biting his tail in the cardboard box.

A strange scene appeared at the entrance of the park, a girl sat with a puppy in a cardboard box.

The girl had no expression on her face, while the puppy was playing alone, sometimes chasing and biting her tail, sometimes lying around the cardboard box, and sometimes she would sit peacefully for a while.

When it was night, it rained in the city, so naturally, no one would go out for a walk today.

Raindrops hit the streets, gathered into water, flowed through the road, and flowed into the sewers at the corners of the street. Various sounds from the rain intertwined and sounded lightly in the night of the city.

At the entrance of the park, a street light shines slightly lonely at Chu and the puppy in the cardboard box.

The rain was getting heavier and fell on Chu's cheek. Chu looked at the raindrops falling from the sky, then turned his head and looked around him.

The puppy shrank in the cardboard box and hung his head. Its cardboard box had been completely wet and it turned into a wet ball.

At the first glance at the puppy, he blinked calmly and stretched out a hand.

A piece of black stretched out from her hands, covering the upper part of the cardboard box. The raindrops were separated by black and slid to both sides, not on the cardboard box anymore.

It was not raining again for a while. The puppy thought the rain had stopped, so he shook the water droplets on his body and looked out. Then he realized that Chu Zheng was holding a black thing to block the rain for it.

"Woom." It walked around the box, then lay on the edge of the box, and shouted at Chu twice.

In the rain, I first touched the puppy's chin.
Chapter completed!