Indescribable, devouring all fear.

Blazing, uncontrolled anger.

Closing oppression, filling the mouth, nose and throat.

Behind all this is an insatiable hunger that covets warmth and life, and that more souls will enter the darkness.

The discordant tone deafening millions of tortured souls screaming, tossing and turning in common pain.

This is the black fog.

Only the most powerful soul can escape its shackles and descend back to Shadow Island.

Those resentful spirits who have not yet been completed will be imprisoned in the black fog forever and become cursed minions.

Lechers said so.

"In other words, Sena's soul just ran from a small prison to another large prison, and was not torn and annihilated by the black fog. It's just that the curse in the black fog will assimilate Sena into a resentful soul. Maybe she is now wandering in a wisp of black fog beside you, but there is a barrier that separates you from you and cannot be touched."

After listening to Lechus' description, Geno came to such a conclusion.

Lucian opened the hanging box at some point and was immersed in fantasy. Looking at the portrait of the woman in front of him, his cold eyes also became gentle.

He rarely opens this hanging box because his indulgence in sorrow will make him weak.

And sadness is the flaw in the armor.

Lucian could not tolerate himself being completely immersed in the grief of losing her, and he did not want to experience this feeling again for the third time.

So he decisively closed the pendant.

He must isolate the grief until the day when Senna rests.

"Now our goals are the same. I want to lift the curse and let Sena rest in peace." Lucian clenched his guns again, and his eyes became firmer again. Only with the target, he would never let go of the gun in his hand.

"Wait." Geno had something to say: "Did you forget that Thresh didn't really die?"

"I haven't forgotten, I'll take his life on the way," said Lucian.

"So where has he been?" Geno looked around for a week, but no one answered him.

Helplessly, Geno could only ask in another way.

"A few of us have killed Hekarim for a hundred times in total, but has anyone seen where he was resurrected?"

Still no one knows, this is an unsolved mystery that even Lechers doesn't know the answer. But Geno's statement gave Lechers some insights.

"I only know that every time I open my eyes after resurrection, I always appear in front of the library fortress." Lechers seemed to have thought of some bad memories, but he was determined to face his past.

"Because I was killed there, in order to avenge Kalista, I challenged Hekarim in front of the library fortress, but was stabbed to death by soldiers of the Iron Group. So every time I regained consciousness, I lay on the pool of blood that had been shed, and my broken sword was lying beside me. Every time I was the same, and it remained unchanged."

"Feel sorry."

Geno apologized to Lechers, reminding him of bad memories. But Lechers just smiled and signaled him to continue to express his thoughts.

"Based on Lechus's experience, Thresh's resurrection point should be in the dungeon, because it was transformed into the undead by the black fog."

"What does the resurrection point mean?" Lechers asked. He probably understood what Geno said, but the word was very confusing, making him feel a little confused for a moment that he was afraid of whether what he heard and understood were inconsistent.

"It means the place of resurrection, the place of resurrection. Sorry, this is just a temporary fabrication term that I made up for easy understanding of myself."

"I don't know you, Jinx understands it anyway." Jinx suddenly came out and got into trouble, but no one wanted to pay attention to her when she was serious.

"But I didn't feel him appearing in the dungeon. Thresh is now in a not-far-distance place," said Lucian.

"It's in the city! He's in the city of Helia!" Lechos added, but the discovery also made him frown: "But why can Thresh be resurrected immediately? I remember that every time I start a new cycle, when I wake up, he will tell me that I've been missing for a while, for months, or years, and then say that he can't remember it."

Lechers’ doubts is why the interval between his reincarnation takes so long, but Thresh can be reborn in another place shortly after being killed?

This is completely contrary to the law of reincarnation he recognizes, making him unable to understand for a while.

"Have you ever thought that Thresh even deceives you..."

Compared to what he heard, Geno was more willing to believe what he saw. Since Thresh was quickly resurrected and appeared elsewhere, it means that the law of reincarnation recognized by Lechus is all Thresh's nonsense.

He was inducing Lechers to have wrong cognition, thus falling into the vortex of thinking that he had prepared long ago, allowing Lechers to live in his own torture forever.

"..." Lechos' eyes suddenly darkened, and he felt scared and used his spine to make his face look ashen.

Obviously he also thought of what Geno thought.

If Geno hadn't accidentally broken his vicious cycle, perhaps every cycle of reincarnation would have been tortured by Threstone in another way.

"Ahem, I think if you die now, you should be resurrected in the city." Geno did not give Lechers sad time and gave further views.

"But I have no memory of waking up in front of the library at all." Lechers shook his head, feeling his head empty and he couldn't remember anything.

"I don't know this. Without evidence, I can't infer what will happen. I can only assume that there are rules that erase the memory you walked from the city to the front of the library. But I'm sure there must be some secrets hidden in the place where Thresh resurrection, and maybe that's the key to unraveling the curse."

"Also, Thresh's approach also made me feel very strange. Because he said he knew in advance that we were actually coming to settle the score with him, and he could escape before we arrived, and there was no need to fight with us. Even if he was determined to die, he could commit suicide. What does this mean?"

"The undead cannot commit suicide." Lechos interjected, but saw a pair of horrifying holy guns in Lucian's hand, and quickly changed his words: "Anyway, I can't break myself."

"Uh..." Geno didn't expect this to happen, so he changed his words: "This means that he can't commit suicide. He wants to use a knife to kill himself, so that he can't reach the place he can't reach and do something there. And this place should be the road you missed in your memory. Lechol, I ask you, have you never been to the city before?"

Lechers retorted loudly in dissatisfaction: "What a joke? I am the defender of the king and the chief swordsman granted by the king. My mission is to guard the fortress gate and not allow anyone to enter the city. Of course, I cannot leave my post without entering..."

Speaking of the latter, Lechus's face became stranger and his voice became more and more effective... He found that he really didn't have any memories of any city!

But he has been outside the city gate separated by a wall for centuries, but has no relevant memories. Isn’t that a surprise?

Looking at Lechus, who had realized something was wrong, Geno turned sideways and looked in the direction of Helia City.

There, there seemed to be a big mystery, waiting for him to clear it away.

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