Feeling the renewed murderous intent in the air, Angel's expression was hard to describe.
How did he meet this woman?
Angel rubbed his eyebrows. He thought that this woman had lived for tens of thousands of years and should be able to understand what he meant. But now he discovered that there may be no necessary connection between IQ and age.
Could it be that because she lost her body and soul, her thinking began to develop in a slippery direction?
But Popota's situation is similar to hers, and Popota isn't stupid now. - Popota doesn't count the period when Rasudran became an alien.
Feeling the growing murderous aura, Angel sighed helplessly: "If you think about it carefully, if I hand over the source fire to you, what can you do with it?"
Sisia: "Me! I..."
Xicia wanted to go back with excitement, but as soon as she started, she suddenly withered. Yes, she has neither body nor soul now. Even if she thinks she is a worshiper, in essence,
She no longer has any relationship with the Source Worshipers. What can she do with the Source Fire?
"Can you sense the ancestral altar?" Angel asked again.
Sisia remained silent, but the answer was self-evident.
"No way. Then what do you want this source fire to do? Use it as a flickering candle to light up this flashy palace of yours?"
"But it's useless for you to hold the Source Fire." Sisia's retort was a little weak, and her voice became weaker and weaker.
Angel: "Have you forgotten the question you asked me before? You asked me where I learned about the ancestral altar. My answer is - a source worshiper told me personally."
Angel once again emphasized the word "personally".
Sisia was slightly absent-minded and sat back on the throne, but her momentum was gone.
She already understood Angel's meaning at this time. It was indeed useless to give her the Source Fire because she couldn't even sense the ancestral altar. How could she revive the idea of ​​worshiping the Source?
But if it is given to worshipers who are still alive in the outside world, that spark will eventually start a prairie fire.
Thinking of this, Sisia whispered: "You mean, you plan to give the source fire to other source worshipers."
Angel nodded noncommittally.
Although Angel gave the answer that Sicia expected, there is one question that Sicia still has not solved: "Are there really Source Worshipers alive in the outside world?"
Obviously that existence told her that the last source worshiper also died.
Based on the oath, it will not deceive itself.
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Angel did not directly answer Sisia's question, but said: "Do you want to see him?"
Xixia's eyes lit up: "The person you mentioned as a source of worship also came with you?"
Angel: "No. I said, I didn't come prepared, and my purpose is not you."
After a pause, Angel added: "However, although he did not follow me, I may have a way for you to see him and have a face-to-face conversation with him."
"Is that so..." Sisia was a little disappointed. It would be nice if she could see the other person with her own eyes.
"Are you really sure he is a worshiper?"
Angel: "Whether it's confirmed or not can be judged after you meet him yourself."
Xicia thought for a while and decided that this was okay. As long as she could see the other person, even if it was just an illusion, she would have a way to determine whether they were of the same race.
"I agree to meet him, when can I meet him?"
Angel: "Any time. However, it takes some time to prepare before meeting."
Sisia nodded and didn't ask Angel what he wanted to prepare. He just thought it was some kind of prop for a long-distance meeting.
Sisia thought for a while: "Then what price do I have to pay?"
…
When Sisia said these words, Angel was calm on the surface, but he breathed a long sigh of relief in his heart.
He has done so many things, trying to exalt before suppressing, and using source fire to seduce. Isn't that just for these words?
Fortunately, although this Sissia is a bit out of her mind, she still understands the rule of "you have to pay for what you get". Otherwise, Angel would have to ask for reward himself, which would be an unpleasant scene.
Angel raised his eyes and then lowered his eyebrows: "I hope you can answer some questions for me."
After hearing Angel's request, Sicia actually felt a little relieved. She would be really worried if she didn't make the request.
Sisia returned to her cold "goddess" appearance and leaned lazily on the throne: "You want to know the secret of Naraku City?"
Angel: "If you are willing to tell me, I don't mind asking. However, what I want to know more is other questions."
Sisia: "Then you ask, but I can tell you that there are some things that I cannot elaborate on, or even say. Because I signed an oath with a certain master, it can help me to a certain extent, such as bringing me
Information from the outside world, and what I have to do is abide by some rules. If what you want to ask happens to fall within these rules, I won’t be able to tell you directly."
When Sisia said the last sentence, she raised her eyebrows meaningfully.
I can’t say it directly, but can I hint?
Angel didn't know whether his understanding was correct, and he didn't care about things he shouldn't know. What he cared about was Sicia's attitude. Judging from Sicia's attitude towards him now, she should not be out of touch anymore.
"The first question I want to ask is, is the certain master you have been talking about before a three-eyed blue demon?"
Chapter completed!