504. The Soulful One

Author: Clouds in the Starry Sky

504. The Soulful One

Iroh did not turn around to see the source of the movement, but still kept his gaze on the young man who did not know whether he was a spy or a countryman. He had received special training and knew very well that he must not turn his back at this time.

It seems that he is an unknown person who has been institutionalized, and he did not come alone.

Sure enough, the deputy behind him did react to the movement, but Iroh did not expect his tone.

The deputy exclaimed:

"It's a soul-eating wolf."

As he finished speaking, several wolf beasts with dark red light escaping from their eyes passed through the blockade network composed of other flesh-and-blood creatures and came directly to Iroh's side. He was also surprised by the appearance of these terrifying creatures.

.

As far as he knew, the world in the eyes of these creatures had no color distinction, and their spatial perception was also different from ordinary flesh-and-blood creatures. The world in their eyes was an almost endless wasteland.

But there is something that stands out in their eyes - the soul.

Iroh, who realized what was going on, also looked at these screaming wolf beasts with some surprise, and then looked at the man who was suppressed on the ground by several shadowless leopards, and his expression became extremely serious:

"Do you have a soul?"

Facing this seemingly irrelevant question, Ma En also showed a puzzled look:

"What, I don't know, I just accidentally entered this dimension..."

Seeing this human man continue to explain, Iroh also narrowed his eyes slightly.

He did expect some fluctuations in his ordinary life, but he did not expect it to be so "intense". These soulful creatures are almost taboo in various cities, because they may all be the spies of the evil gods.

And there is only one way to deal with these creatures...

"Kill him." Iroh said to the several soul-eating wolves beside him, and then took a few steps back.

Although the other party's reaction was not what Ma En expected, he still showed a look of fear for an instant, and then began to struggle secretly, and kept begging for mercy:

"I really came here accidentally. As long as you show me the way, I will immediately..."

Iroh ignored him and just looked at Ma En with cold eyes. Several soul-eating wolves that had been ready to move immediately made a posture before biting in the direction of Ma En, but then they froze in an instant.

In place.

The only Level III ability user among the group of flesh and blood Titans quickly came behind Iroh:

"Wait a minute, Iroh..."

Iroh had no intention of listening to his deputy, so he turned around and said to him preemptively:

"The purge agreement was jointly formulated by the Thirteen Kings. All Titans are obliged to abide by it. We cannot give the gods any chance to infiltrate us. This is a war that cannot make mistakes."

The deputy argued with reason:

"But the Ninth King said..."

These two flesh and blood titans just started "debating" each other.

Seeing this scene, Ma En also confirmed that Mira's information was not out of date. It was indeed the right thing for him to choose to go to this Titan gathering place, but there were some trivial twists and turns.

But the situation in front of him also provided Ma En with some information. The distribution of ability levels among the members of this patrol was particularly unreasonable. The deputy was the only level III among them, while Iroh had a combat power of around level IV.

, but other than them, all the team members are only at level II.

On the contrary, there are a few beasts in this group that are at the mid-level of Stage IV. Together with their peers, they can indeed compete with opponents that are slightly stronger than them, but overall, the level distribution of the team members is still very unreasonable.

At this moment, Iroh was also having a heated argument with his deputy, but Ma En, who heard the content of their conversation, only felt that they were unprofessional. The two flesh and blood Titans did not mention whether to execute Ma En in their discussion.

When it comes to formulating any regulations, there is no really particularly reasonable basis.

And they didn't seem to have a quick way to solve the conflict between the two sides. Instead, they really stood there and talked about their "views" like children arguing. In the end, Iroh couldn't really defeat the deputy opposite him, so he could only

He raised his hand and waved it, and said somewhat unconvinced:

"Okay, then inform the Ninth King."

If Ma En was really an ordinary person with abilities who accidentally entered this place, he would definitely be very happy at this moment that the result of their argument was to keep him alive temporarily, but Ma En was just observing their behavior.

And he really noticed something. Although this team seemed not to be particularly professional, and Iroh was somewhat arrogant when arguing, he was particularly decisive when he ordered those soul-eating wolves to kill him just now.

It was as if he knew that if he spoke too late, he would be stopped by others.

"Don't be too happy too early." Iroh looked at the human who had witnessed their argument, "Creatures like you will be executed sooner or later here, but some can live a little longer...

"Humanity."

Ma En shut his mouth obediently and said nothing to refute.

When Iroh said the word human, Ma En could feel a bit of contempt in his tone, as if the human race was something particularly despised in his eyes, and he was so arrogant even when he mentioned it.

The deputy who stopped him from killing him actually didn't have a good attitude towards Ma En. After the argument with his captain ended, he glanced at Ma En a few times, but his eyes were extremely cold, and he was not willing to fight on horseback at all.

He lingered on En's body, as if looking at him twice more would lead to contamination.

Ma En can think of many reasons to explain the former attitude, but the latter only proves that this should be the common view of human beings among flesh and blood Titans. In fact, Ma En is not particularly surprised by this, after all, he had just entered the Titan ruins.

When he was young, he had understood how these flesh-and-blood creatures viewed humans.

However, there is a reason why he chose this city to be close to. According to the confession of the flesh and blood titan Mira, this city should have the best attitude towards humans, even to the extent that it is disgusted by other flesh and blood titans.

The description is as if the city's flesh-and-blood Titans would warmly welcome every human who appears.

But now it seems that this "best" is only relative, and this can also give a glimpse of how serious other cities' attitudes towards human beings may be. Obviously, the current situation is not optimistic.

This is definitely bad news for everyone, because it means that there are now a group of dangerous races in the Titan ruins that are hostile to gods and humans at the same time, and they do not know when they will threaten the current situation of the Federation.

And it's hard to say whether this is good news or bad news for him. At least now it seems that it will be difficult for him to obtain the help of these flesh and blood titans through negotiation, which means...

He might have to rob it.

When I first wrote Flesh Titan, I had some science fiction ideas in mind, but now it seems that these ideas are getting closer to real-life issues.
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