Chapter 134 Sunshine Outside the Church

Reinhardt stepped into the sunlight.

Then, a burning sensation came from all directions.

Whether as Reinhardt or Breivik, he visited the church and felt the sunshine in the church.

With the contrast, he quickly noticed that there was something wrong with the sunlight here.

If the sunshine in other places represents warmth and tolerance, then the sunshine here is full of aggression.

"Relax yourself and feel the presence of God in the sunlight. Pray with faith in God and let the sunlight soak into your body."

The priest's voice echoed in the sunlight, and Reinhardt felt that the sunlight seemed to be surging under his command, trying to enter his body.

Reinhardt had watched other Sun God believers being baptized. The gentle sunlight would diffuse into their bodies, and they would pray with faith in the Sun God, and under the guidance of the priests, they would sense the ray of divinity in the sunlight, and then establish a true connection with the Sun God and become believers.

"Pray with faith in the sun god?"

Originally, Reinhardt thought this was just a rhetoric to make believers relax, but now it seems that praying with faith is also an indispensable part of becoming a believer.

The problem is that Reinhardt does not believe in any god, and in all previous scenes that required prayer, he got away with it by imitating other believers around him.

Anyway, no one pried open his head to see if he was really praying.

There was no one around for him to imitate, so Reinhardt could only follow his own impression and pretend to be praying.

The sunlight was still blocked from Reinhardt.

"Ok?"

Priest Sun sensed something was wrong. The sunlight became more glaring and hotter. It pressed down on Reinhardt like a wave, and the sunlight could not penetrate Reinhardt's body.

"fraud!"

A roar came from the sunlight. Sun finally determined the problem. The "Brevik" in front of him was just pretending to pray. In the sunlight, Sun did not feel his faith in the sun god.

If the belief in the sun god was feigned, then the hatred of foreigners must be the same.

"Tell me, who sent you?"

The sunlight in the basement receded like a tide, revealing the Sun Priest inside. Under his control, the form of the sunlight began to change and began to quickly merge into his body.

At the same time, a sound of breaking air was heard behind Reinhardt. Kenny also realized something was wrong and attacked Reinhardt.

Reinhardt slightly turned sideways and avoided Kenny's fist.

Even now, Kenny subconsciously just wanted to knock out and then control Reinhardt, and did not draw the weapon at his waist.

If he was facing a level five warrior like "Brevik", maybe he could really do it. After all, Kenny has been promoted to level six for some years, and he seems to be not far from level seven. It is not difficult to deal with an unarmed level five warrior.

But Reinhardt is not a level 5 fighter.

Kenny only saw Breivik suddenly disappear, and then his neck felt cold. He turned his head and looked behind him, and Breivik was holding the dagger that should have been inserted in his waist, looking at him coldly.

"Is there blood on the dagger?"

Kenny had a doubt in his mind about the source of the blood on the dagger, and soon he felt a warmth on his chest. He reached out and touched his hand, and it was covered with blood.

"It's my blood, when..." Darkness began to occupy Kenny's vision, and waves of dizziness caused by blood loss began to hit his brain. He staggered, and seemed to want to rush towards Reinhardt who was not far away, but he fell down after two steps.

"Feel sorry."

Reinhardt shifted his gaze from Kenny to the Sun Priest not far away.

Reinhardt had no psychological burden. Even though they had been together for so long, and even though Kenny seemed to be a good person, he was only a good person on the surface.

The cores of these people have long been distorted. Anyone who has witnessed the methods they used on other races before will deeply understand this.

This distortion is obviously more serious in Priest Suen.

"You despicable and faithless person, the sun will burn you to ashes."

The way this priest Suen spoke had been very strange since they met. At first, Reinhardt thought that he had lost his mind due to chanting sutras, and that he was talking in a weird way. But as time went on, he felt more and more strangeness from this priest.

Looking closely, the eyes of this Sun priest were confused, and it seemed that he did not have much of a self from the moment they met. He was just under the influence of some metaphysical consciousness, and was running in a daze according to the track defined by that "consciousness".

The appearance of Reinhardt seemed to block this track, which made Priest Sun show this sense of strangeness.

He didn't look like a human being now. In Reinhardt's perception, Suen was getting lighter.

"Whether you are the so-called 'Breivik' or something else, you will melt under the sunlight of the Most Holy."

Suen has realized that Reinhardt is not the fifth-level warrior "Brevik" mentioned by Kenny. He suddenly found that he couldn't even see Reinhardt's true strength. There is only one explanation for this, his strength is far stronger than his own.

But under the most holy sun, all alien things will melt away.

Rays of sunlight overflowed from Su En's seven orifices. He was now like a bag filled with sunlight, and this bag was about to burst.

Reinhardt clicked his tongue. It was too late for him to stop Suen now. In his perception, Suen was now only left with a layer of outer shell. What was driving this shell to continue moving and speaking was the sunlight that had overflowed from his body.

Any external attack will only speed up the destruction of Su En's body.

Reinhardt turned and ran. There was no point wasting time on a dead man.

However, a warrior's legs could never outrun the light. In an instant, Reinhardt was surrounded by light.

The dazzling and scorching sunlight lasted only a brief moment.

But at this moment, Reinhardt was severely injured and almost burned by the light.

After the light, Reinhardt's eyes were filled with darkness.

"It's careless."

Suen was only a seventh-level priest, and Reinhardt had not taken him seriously before.
"Hey, are you okay? You've been roasted like a human."

Ella's voice came from beside her, and her call had arrived.

The damage caused by the light just now should be considerable. From what I heard, the entire tavern has disappeared. Ella's voice sounded like it was echoing in a large pit.

"You can't die. Let's go to the Goblin City."

Reinhardt stretched out his hand, and then he felt himself being pulled up into the sky.

(End of this chapter)