Chapter 2423 The Love of the Evil God's Faith 27
A pitch-black cage appeared.
Jinchen stood behind Samuel, put his hands into his robe, and wrapped them around Samuel's waist, stroking him possessively, resting his chin on the top of his head, his voice low.
"Look, you want to see it."
Inside the cage, Zephyros struggled to sit up.
His golden robe was badly tattered, his face was bruised and bloodstained, his hair was disheveled, and he no longer had the majesty of the God of Light. All he had was embarrassment and forced stubbornness.
When he saw Samuel wrapped in a black robe by Jinchen, he instantly became radiant.
It's about to succeed!
Jinchen raised his hand, and an invisible force instantly blocked out the sounds inside and outside the cage.
Zephyros' lips moved, but no sound came out.
Samuel looked at Zephyros in the cage in surprise.
He tilted his head slightly and looked up at Jinchen behind him, "Are they really twins?"
"No." Jin Chen said firmly, very disgusted, "He doesn't deserve it."
Zephyros inside seemed to be eager to say something, slapping the invisible barrier with his hands, his face grim.
Samuel couldn't hear any sound, and unconsciously raised his hand, pressing his fingertips lightly on his left chest.
This subtle movement caused Jinchen's pupils to shrink slightly.
He remembered Zephyros' words, "As long as I still have this heart," and jealousy surged again.
He lowered his head and bit Samuel's sensitive earlobe punishingly, his voice carrying a dangerous pressure, "Feel what?"
Samuel shuddered, awakening from his trance.
He looked at Zephyros for a long time, shook his head, turned around without hesitation, buried himself in Jinchen's arms, and rubbed his cheek against his warm neck affectionately.
"No, I just want to prove... that my belief is not wrong." He raised his wet eyes and looked into Jinchen's bloodshot pupils.
"Father God, I don't believe in Him."
"I don't like him, not at all."
It looks so obedient, like the most docile cat showing its loyalty to its owner.
Zephyros in the cage widened his eyes in disbelief, slapping the barrier frantically and roaring silently.
But Samuel didn't even look at him.
Jinchen looked at Samuel deeply, as if he wanted to penetrate his soul and see whether every word he said came from the heart.
Without stopping, he carried Samuel away, leaving Zephyros roaring silently in the cage of despair.
Back in the warm bedroom, Jinchen put Samuel beside the bed.
He was still unsure, his bloodshot eyes fixed on Samuel, "What you just said... is it true? Don't you have any other ideas?"
Samuel nodded vigorously.
He gently took off the loose black robe on his body.
His jade-white body was displayed in front of Jinchen without reservation. He was barefoot and took the initiative to get into Jinchen's cold arms.
Samuel took Jinchen's hand and guided her to touch the clear marks. Tears welled up in his eyes and his voice was soft and aggrieved.
"Father God, look...I'm in so much pain..."
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The moon was low in the sky, and its cool silver light shone through the window lattice.
Jinchen fell heavily into the soft quilt, breathing slowly.
Samuel sat on the edge of the bed, his eyes lingering on Jinchen's sleeping face for a long time.
After a long time, he stood up silently.
His fingertips brushed against the silky fabric as he put his robes back on piece by piece.
Finally, he picked up the crystal ball beside his pillow that recorded everything, and the cold edges poked his palm.
With his other hand he lifted the lantern from the corner of the table, and the door turned on its hinges and closed behind him.
The corridor is deep and dark.
Samuel walked silently, the light of the lantern dispelling the small darkness in front of him, and walked quietly into the depths of the temple.
The huge cage was outlined in the shadows.
Zephyros leaned against the cold fence, and when the light of the lantern finally illuminated the face of the visitor, he stood up in shock.
Samuel stopped in front of the energy barrier that separated the inside and outside, stretched out his hand, and gently touched the surface of the barrier with his white fingertips, causing a circle of tiny ripples.
Then, he took out the ring belonging to Jinchen, pressed the ring against the barrier, and the solid energy instantly dissipated.
He walked in, the light from the lantern illuminating the remaining shock on Zephyros's face.
"God of Light."
Samuel's voice was very soft, and he just handed the crystal ball forward.
The crystal ball recorded the process of Jinchen drinking the glass of wine without any precautions and then falling down in despair.
Zephyros's eyes were fixed on the crystal ball, a mixture of pride and contempt appearing on his face.
Sure enough...he knew it.
When this devout believer found out that what he believed in was false.
When he knew that Jinchen was not the God of Light, how could his fanatical faith not collapse?
"What do you want me to do?" Samuel asked.
Zephyros didn't hesitate at all, "Kill Jinchen, that false god!"
"Use your hands to finish him off completely."
Samuel frowned slightly, troubled. "But I can't kill him. He... doesn't seem to be able to kill you either, right?"
His eyes swept over the chains on Zephyros.
"True," Zephyros admitted. "We are bound by the old laws that prevent us from killing each other. But you can! You are different. If you could only break these damned chains!"
He leaned forward eagerly, his chains rattling. "Untie it. My remaining strength will be enough to suppress his dark essence. Then, it will be your turn!"
"My believer Samuel, aren't you happy to join forces with me?" Zephyros was excited.
Samuel listened quietly, curling the corners of his lips ever so slightly.
"So that's it."
Samuel nodded in understanding and walked towards Zephyros to untie the heavy chains.
Zephyros's entire attention was focused on his hands, with an almost insane expectation in his eyes.
He waited for the moment when his restraints would be released and his strength would return.
The next moment, a sudden change occurred.
