The Presbyterian Church, a gathering place for heterogeneous species.

　　 Todd sitting on the grass, staring blankly at the children running and frolicking between the tents, his hands are tightly tied together, but there is no expression on his face.

　　 Iliad walked behind Todd with a cane, looked at the scenery in front of him, and asked softly: "Have you been here early in the last few days?"

　　As if not hearing the old man’s question, Todd said to himself: "What will the future of these children look like?"

　　 Iliad found an open space beside Todd and sat down, rubbing his old waist, and said, "No one knows what their future will be like."

　　 Todd turned his head and stared at Iliad's eyes: "These children should at least be given a chance so that they can decide their own future.

　　 Iliad asked puzzledly: "What do you want to say?"

　　 Todd continued: "About Sutherland, there are some things you didn't tell me the truth, let alone tell these alien species."

　　 Iliad did not answer Todd’s question directly: “Sometimes, lies are more true than truth.”

　　 Todd clenched his teeth and said word by word: "Sutherland is actually a dead soul, am I correct?"

　　 Iliad trembled, without rebuttal or sophistry.

　　 Todd: "In the soul transfer ritual a hundred years ago, you used the resurrection bug, the tyrant, and the remains of Sutherland to unintentionally cultivate the world's first dead soul."

　　 Iliad whispered, "That was the only way at the time."

　　 Todd: "But you never realized how much harm this undead would cause to the whole world!"

　　 Iliad repeated the words just now: "That was the only way at the time..."

　　 Todd was furious in an instant, and the huge dragon tail broke out, swept down the tent behind him, countless scales grew on his arms, and the dragon wings on his back broke out.

　　 Todd, half-man, half-dragon, grabbed Iliad by the neckline, lifted him into the air, and shouted, "Do you know what you did?!"

　　 Iliad, who was caught by Todd, didn't struggle in the air. He coughed and waved his hand to signal the aliens around him not to act rashly.

　　 Iliad said with difficulty: "The different races need Sutherland, no matter what he looks like, we all need him..."

"madness!"

　　Todd, who is completely dragon-like, is completely controlled by anger.

　　 He completely abandoned the human form, the dragon tail is covered with spikes, extending to a length of tens of meters, a flick, leaving a bottomless trace on the grass.

　　 Amid the screams of people around, Todd brought the tiny Iliad up to him, the cold golden dragon pupils reflecting the old man’s pale face.

　　 "Tell me, what exactly is Sutherland plotting?!"

　　 "The so-called shelter alien, the so-called savior, is nothing more than a lie!"

　　 "What does a necroman want to do?!"

　　 "I can guess with my feet, he wants to turn these innocent people into dead souls, and become his slaves to gods!"

Facing the roar of the dragon, Iliad smiled, and he asked Todd a strange question: "So, just now... you asked me, what will happen to these children in the future? You are actually worried about these alien species. ,Right……?"

　　 Seeing Iliad's smile, Todd's anger became even more violent. He opened his huge mouth, and a fiery flame gathered in his throat, and the old man was about to die on the spot.

　　 "Let go of the elders! You devil!"

　　 A childish voice came from under Todd's feet.

　　 A half-aged boy wearing a linen gown threw a rock hard and hit Todd's leg.

　　 Todd lowered his head, looked at the trembling boy, but was groping for the second stone on the ground, and slowly stopped his movements.

　　 Soon, a few more daring children got rid of the shackles of their parents, rushed to Todd's front, picked up a rock and hit this winged, scaly "demon".

　　 The stone hit Todd's body, and it couldn't cause any harm at all.

　　 However, Todd seemed to be exhausted by the scene in front of him.

　　 He slowly put down Iliad, and sat blankly on the ground, the dragon wings gathered together, shaking his head in pain.

Iliad straightened his clothes, took a long sigh, and said to the aliens who had gathered: "It's okay, it's okay... all go away, yes, you heard what I said, all go away. Bar."

　　 Watching people running away with worry on their faces, Iliad walked to Todd's feet, looked up at the behemoth in front of him, and said to Todd: "Even if you kill me, you will not be able to change everything."

　　 Todd looked at Iliad, his words were filled with sadness and helplessness: "I finally understand what you just said... Sometimes a lie is more true than the truth."

　　 Iliad shook his head slightly, and continued: "Todd, you can't change anything."

Todd raised the dragon's head, looked around, and said, "These people gathered here because they admired Sutherland and sought his shelter. They didn't even know that death would be their only destination... but , Do you and Sutherland have the heart to deceive and betray them?"

　　 Iliad asked, "Todd~lightnovelpub.net~ I have a question. These alien species are not your subjects. You have no obligation to take care of them. Why do you care about the lives of these people?"

Todd lowered his head slowly, looked at Iliad and said, "These alien species have been oppressed and displaced thousands of years ago. They deserve a better life, not like they are now, on the way to becoming a careerist. Masonry."

　　 After hearing Todd's words, Iliad stared at the other person for a long time, and finally sighed: "I admit, I'm not as good as Sutherland in terms of seeing people..."

　　 Todd asked suspiciously: "What do you mean by this?"

　　 Iliad picked up the crutches on the ground, punched his back and said, "Todd, you passed Sutherland's test."

　　 Todd: "Test? What test?"

　　 Iliad: "I thought it would take more time, but to my surprise, I think you are ready..."

　　 Todd: "What are you talking about?"

　　 Iliad raised his crutches and pointed to the ridges of the Supuha Mountains: "I think you are ready to meet Sutherland."

　　 Todd asked in surprise: "You mean, I can see Sutherland?"

　　 Iliad walked a distance forward, and saw that Todd was still hesitating on the spot, and said: "Are you worried that Sutherland will be against you?"

After thinking about it, Todd flapped the dragon's wings, followed in Iliad's footsteps, and said firmly: "I must see Sutherland. He has something I need and something that can save the whole world. "

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