In the experiment tower, Donqi, who holds the Book of Nothingness, also saw the changes of Wat Cranston.

With everything that happened on Hellfire Avenue as a prelude, Tang Qi had already predicted before Water entered the new birth node that this earthly god who insisted on the principle of non-killing would definitely try to make changes.

But only when faced with the first monster, Walter changed his principles, which was indeed somewhat unexpected.

Tang Qi looked at the node with the dominant gaze, bathed in the holy light of justice, and was surrounded by the residents of the town to cheer.

His soul still insists on justice, but his soul has a slight distortion that is not easy to detect.

A familiar sigh of melancholy suddenly sounded in the laboratory again.

"My master, the new family you chose is about to fall. Killing or not killing is not the key, and self-loss is fatal."

"Poor lamb, I saw the tragic ending he was about to come. His appearance was played with by fate, just like me in Fark, and I can't resist no matter what posture..."

"Shut up, Fark."

...

Tang Qi's expression became more serious. He actually had never thought that the family members selected for this second "Dream Seed" could pass the trial as quickly as Stan Duplacie.

In fact, from Stan's talent, we can see that the rigorousness of choosing relatives in the Dreamland is beyond imagination.

Even Tang Qi, the pseudo-lord, could not predict how many dreamy relatives could be harvested in the second batch.

Ten are possible, and several are also possible.

Originally, he thought that the birth of the second family would not be so fast, but at this time, he became more interested and focused, and fell into the node of "the insulter of the church".

The trial of Wat Cranston showed a turning point.

After violating his "no killing principle", he became a hero that residents love extremely.

And Martin Sims, the Saint Confessor, did not blame him.

This is normal. Although Martin is one of the twelve saints, there are many lives he killed.

The holy sword of confession in his hand usually means to make evil creatures repent, which means sending them to hell to repent.

Leaving the town that had been harmed by the "brain-eating couple", the two continued to move forward.

On the way, Watt was guided by Martin Sims. In addition to fighting skills and the use of extraordinary power, he was more familiar thorn whip and the irritable old man's sharp tongue like a sharp blade.

Soon, the two walked to the next human gathering point.

This time he also encountered evil creatures, and the one who took action to solve the problem was still Wat Cranston.

With the first time, the second ruling kill becomes very natural.

Wat ignored the pleading of the corrupt and mutated "town consul", but directly executed him after soliciting the opinions of the residents.

There is still no problem with this. The consul was not only a despicable villain, but also committed a lot of crimes in the town, but also took secret medicine and turned into a bloodthirsty werewolf. He had to eat every late at night. Of course, the food was innocent town residents.

Killing the consul made Watt's name begin to be circulated.

Soon, all human gathering sites in the area, all knew about the "Saint Confession" and followed a young Knight of Justice.

Not only strong, but also full of justice.

A large number of "demon hunting invitations", "judgment invitations", and "guardian invitations" flew over like snowflakes, and almost all of them were taken down.

He enters the desert and kills the wandering serial killer!

He faced the invading foreign races alone and wiped out all of them!

He broke into the secret realm of monsters and destroyed the entire clan!

He received information and entered the deep mountains to destroy a secret Fallen Village!

...

Time seemed to start to accelerate, and the scenes in that node changed very quickly.

Wat Cranston's change was also astonishingly fast. At this time, he completely lost his shriveled and thin appearance when he first arrived.

After years of fighting, he completed the transformation from a "serious monk disciple" to a "powerful guardian".

He was wearing armor made by extraordinary craftsmen, and had a striking sign on his chest, like a broken sword or a blazing lightning. He was shrouded in a strong light, which was the light of incomparable justice and majesty, reflecting him like a supreme god coming to the world.

He floated above a "giant city" under construction, which was also his achievements.

He is determined to bring people a stable and happy life and completely end the era of being attacked by foreign races, monsters, and depraved extraordinary people.

The giant city is formed by the merger of more than a dozen human gathering sites. It is naturally named "City of Justice".

Life near the City of Justice, whether it is a monster or other evil creatures, is trapped in fear and panic, and they all decide to escape.

The fear of the "Son of Justice" has penetrated into their bones.

The source lies in killing.

Unlike other "guardians" who save humanity, Wat Cranston, a name that is being praised by the entire New World, represents more of a guardian, but a cold verdict. As long as you are in chaos and evil and fall into his hands, you will be sentenced to death.

This is a good thing for humans sheltered by Wat, and the powerful guardians bring stable order.

Those chaotic and evil creatures would rather attack other human gathering sites than appear near the City of Justice.

For a time, the City of Justice, which is under construction, received a large number of applications for entry.

This perfect progress made Wat Cranston feel as if he had experienced a "transformation". Now he looks extremely firm, like a god who will never make mistakes, protecting the people and bringing happiness and peace that he has been desperately seeking in the black fire market.

After the city is established, it is naturally arranged to arrange the ruling system, promulgate laws, and establish a stable and lasting order.

As Watt's teacher, Martin Sims, who had been guiding him for a long time, once again provided help, and he handed over the ancient "Thorn Code" to Watt.

If there is no accident, Wat Cranston will use these incredible "meritorships" to surpass his teacher in the future and become a more respectable saint.

But the accident came anyway.

The City of Justice was built and Watt began to expand. He believed that he had a mission and obligation to bring justice and peace to other humans on this new continent.

He sent an invitation to dozens of human gathering sites farther away. Some chose to agree, but some chose to refuse, all with their own reasons.

But Watt believes that the "upper class" who controls the gathering point is hypocritical and selfish.

They refused to join in order to continue to do evil and continue to enjoy.

After Wat's warning failed, he personally entered the gathering sites, arrested all the upper class and conducted a public trial in the City of Justice.

The upper class did not admit defeat. Some of them invited lawyers, some invited wise men, and some simply appeared in court themselves. They read the Thorn Code and based on the content of the Code, they refuted Walt Cranston's allegations, and even sued Walt for his atrocities.

Wat could have appeared in court to confront or consult the residents of the City of Justice, he had the power to amend the code and to implement better laws.

But he did not. Inspired by some fanatical supporters, Watt chose to enforce a sanction.

In the end, the storm ended with Watt's overall victory.

Those "opponents" with each reason were hanged in public, and the gathering point of humanity they ruled and managed was forcibly incorporated into the City of Justice.

The residents who had just felt the stable order expressed their support for Watt's rule.

They did not realize that because of this storm, Walter saw the "weakness" of the code, which was inapplicable in many cases, and was often exploited by opposing existences.

Water believes that the City of Justice needs higher efficiency.

So soon, Watt threw the "Thorn Code" aside, and every word he said began to cross the Code and become a new rule, gradually replacing the status of the Code.

It was one day after the Code expired, Martin Sims came to Water's palace.

In front of all his subordinates, the confessor personally retrieved the code and sneered, throwing out the thorns that had not been used for a long time.

"Bang!"

Walter, who was already extremely powerful, was unable to avoid this whip.

At the same time, the vicious words of the Holy Confessor sounded again in the palace, and there was a rare hint of anger in his tone.

"You damn, childish, lost fool, I actually let your black hooves with a smell of stench and arrogance touch this code. This is my fault, and it is also the fault of the new master who is lofty but blind."

"Goodbye, the righteous stupid ass."

He insulted his disciples and, by the way, Martin Sims, who also brought Donkey, turned around and disappeared into the City of Justice.

Apparently he also knew that his thorn whip would not work anymore, just like the thorn code.

Wat Cranston, who has fallen into fanaticism, believes extremely firmly that his belief is absolute justice.

He began to expand with "violence" and "death". All opponents, whether outside the city or inside the city, had to surrender to his pressure, and those who did not surrender were all dead.

High-voltage order in a short period of time can bring powerful efficiency and strength, but the bottleneck also comes very quickly.

When the expansion temporarily ceased, the chaotic evil forces that were originally scattered everywhere began to unite.

The City of Justice has to go through a huge test.

Wat Cranston thought his "idea of ​​justice" could make the residents of the entire city love him and respect him. At first, this was the case, but soon he realized that love and respect both became... fear.

No one dared to raise a slight objection before him, because that means death.

The long-term killing made Watt forget other means because he didn't need it.

Death and violence make everyone dare not speak out, and they dare not reveal the dark side of their mismatch with "absolute justice".

Human beings are originally a race with rich desires.

In order not to let the release of desire bring death, the residents of the City of Justice began to suppress themselves. They did not dare to face the "Son of Justice" who was high above the city like a god, like a volcano that suppressed the erupting impulse.

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