"finally……"

The ferryman took off his hood, revealing his beautiful but inorganic face: "I finally found you."

She looked directly at the strange-looking bus in front of her, with deep eyes as if she was seeing something deeper through the bus.

Not long after, a person got off the bus.

Bering put his feet on the ground and looked at the man in the distance silently.

"It seems like a long time has passed in your body."

After a pause, Bering continued: "Judging from your tone, a long time passed there after I left?"

Listening to Bering's words, the ferryman did not respond to his question immediately, but gently put away the sickle.

Who knows how she managed to stuff such a big weapon into her sleeve.

After she put the sickle away completely, she looked up at Bering: "Time, a long time, a long time."

"If you look at it according to your human sense of time, then after you left, I searched for you in that place for seventeen years."

Her tone was calm and without any ups and downs: "Originally, I thought you were completely swallowed up by the yellow sand, so I hollowed out every sandy area I could see. Later, I thought you might have been buried at the gate of Tianyuan, and then went to Tianyuan.

.Later I guessed that someone probably brought you back to Tartarus."

"But I can't go there," she said, "so I can only wait and wait for the possibility of meeting again."

"It turns out that we have met again now. This undoubtedly confirms my previous point..."

The ferryman looked at Bering: "The two of us must have a 'destiny connection' relationship."

She was so sure of this conclusion that when she said it, it rarely had a sense of incontrovertibility.

Bering felt a chill down his spine.

Even if he is already dead, it is difficult to feel the cold sweat secreting on his back.

'Seventeen years,' he thought to himself, 'and seventeen years after seeing me suddenly disappear.'

During these seventeen years, the ferryman would probably think of herself no matter what she did. In addition, she had a dull personality in the past, but after seeing herself, her emotions were completely aroused, so the psychological fluctuations in these seventeen years would be

I'm afraid it's like a volcanic eruption, a mountain roaring and a tsunami.

Just thinking about it makes my scalp numb.

Now Bering has no doubt that if he is really caught by the ferryman, then he may face his limbs cut off, his ears and eyes poked out, and he will stand like a stick in the narrow space of time.

So this is the purpose of "time"?

By creating a "doll" with deep obsessions to entangle with Bering, making him exhausted while completely restraining his possible destruction?

Use "love" as the toughest rope to tightly wrap possible threats and choke his throat, making it difficult for him to even breathe.

If this is the case, then time is really a wicked guy who can compete with himself.

Thinking of this, Bering smiled bitterly: "I almost forgot, to a certain extent, He is really 'I'."

If you think about it this way, it's not surprising that time behaves in such outrageous ways.

Bering felt that it might be possible for him to do something similar.

He took a deep breath and then let it out slowly.

"How did you come to the surface?" He looked at the ferryman, "If I remember correctly, you should have said that you had no way to leave that place, right?"

This question is somewhat abrupt.

Under normal circumstances, it is unlikely that the enemy will reveal all his trump cards to those who may deal with him.

But the ferryman is no ordinary person.

She can't even be considered a person.

So she responded calmly: "Someone summoned me from that place through 'Origin' as the foundation. In essence, 'Origin' is an existence that is freed from the constraints of time, and with 'Origin' as the foundation

The summons can circumvent the constraints of the law. Therefore, I can stay in this body."

I see.

Bailing nodded slightly when he heard this.

Just as he had guessed, the Oathbreakers used Lionheart's body as a sacrifice for the ferryman, and then "pulled" her out of the Gap of Time.

But this also brings about a problem.

That is that the current Ferryman is definitely not the level it was in its heyday.

As a "doll" fabricated by time, her status is frighteningly high. If placed in religious mythology, she would be at the level of an angel at least.

However, it is difficult for angels to enter human society, especially after using human bodies, their power will inevitably be restricted and weakened.

So strictly speaking, the current level of the Ferryman probably depends on the "Lionheart King" who makes up her body - the origin that is calculated by the Oathbreaker is as strong as the Ferryman is.

This is probably a mixed message.

What made Bering breathe a sigh of relief was that the ferryman didn't seem to be a fierce man who could kill all the alien species that dared to sneak from Tianyuan with one hand. But what worried him was...

Even "Origin" is pretty scary.

Therefore, he had to consider whether he could take any simple means that did not require hands-on use to counterattack.

"you……"

Before he could finish speaking.

Suddenly, the ferryman opposite frowned slightly.

"Are you predicting the future?" she said. "I heard that you have such an ability."

Um?

Bailing was slightly startled.

This was the first time that his current situation was pointed out so directly by the enemy.

Out of caution, he just shook his head: "I don't know what you are talking about."

How could someone reveal all of their abilities?

However, the ferryman seemed convinced of this: "It seems to be exactly what that person said, your ability can indeed observe what will happen in the future. It is even possible that you are in the future you observed now, well...

…”

Ferryman: "This is a very troublesome ability, and I think it is very inappropriate for our relationship. Therefore, I hope you can cancel the use of such a power."

"When we go back, if there is anything you need to observe the future to see, I am willing to wait with you. But now..."

She took out a sickle from her sleeve again: "I still hope that we can be in the same 'time and space' and communicate equally. After all, I don't want to miss any time that may create a connection with you."

Now there's trouble.

Bering felt something was a bit tricky.

If Hermes gave him a troublesome feeling before because of his absolute self-confidence, believing that Bering must have observed the future, so everything continues to be planned as it has "already happened". Then the pressure from the ferryman now is another

kind.

She will think that everything now is "the future" and nothing has happened in the real world. Therefore, she will not listen to any dissuasion, nor will she have any hesitation or hesitation.

Two completely different attitudes, but both equally difficult to deal with.

Sighing secretly in his heart, Bering raised his hand: "Okay, let's start again..."

However, this time he still didn't finish speaking.

The ferryman seemed to have made up his mind. The moment Bering raised his hand, his toes lightly touched the ground.

The next second, in just the blink of an eye, she suddenly appeared in front of Bering from hundreds of meters away!

The broad sickle seemed to lift up the full moon in the night sky, across Bering's chest, and headed straight for Bering's shoulders!

She wants to slit her eyes open!

Bering barely hesitated for a moment before guessing what the ferryman would do.

But the opponent's speed is really too fast.

Before the soul-burning potion was injected, Bering's dynamic vision simply couldn't keep up with the ferryman's inhuman speed!

But still, there is always someone around him who can reach the ferryman's sleeves.

A hand reached out from behind and suddenly grabbed Bailing's collar, followed by a surging force that silently surged.

Just as the ferryman's scythe was about to scratch Bering's eyebrows, the person behind Bering directly pulled him out of the scythe's attack range and threw him aside.

There was a "boom" sound.

Bering felt the restraint on his neck and turned to look behind him.

"Thanks," he said, "but be careful."

Behind him, Starscream's petite body grabbed Bering's collar and dragged him along the ground, like a forklift pulling wood.

She quickly jumped onto the building next to her and gritted her teeth: "Damn it!"
To be continued...