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Chapter 477 - 120 Xu Shu: Whoever is Killed is the Fake (Seeking Monthly Tickets)_2

Chapter 477: Chapter 120 Xu Shu: Whoever is Killed is the Fake (Seeking Monthly Tickets)_2

Fish Head Su showed a demeanor of knowing everything and spilling almost all about herself, as though driven by a certain triumphalist spirit, competing with Su over who could disclose more information to gain your trust.

After hearing all this, even though you already had some guesses, you still asked, "Whose servant are you?"

"My master is of course the Master of the Abyssal Sea Floor, the innate dual-faced ruler, who oversees souls and reincarnation, the eternal King of Infinity!" Fish Head Su declared with evident pride.

"So it really is Him," you immediately understood.

This description, you were certain, pointed to that legendary Death God "Althias," the pure Althias unmerged with Tailed Ksitigarbha, rather than the current Tailed Ksitigarbha.

At the same time, you understood why you had always felt something was amiss but could never pinpoint it until now.

Recalling a moment on your journey, caused by your possession of the Corpse Valley Worm, you had been defenseless against Tailed Ksitigarbha’s attack, and it became clear to you that you certainly did not possess the Three Corpses, making the Corpse Valley Worm evidently a curse aimed at the "original body."

Therefore, no more words were needed; Fish Head Su before you wasn’t lying—she was the original body, while Su was the one with the Three Corpses.

Everything was clear, but now it seemed you had a choice to make.

Would you help Fish Head Su eliminate Su to regain the dignity of her original body? Or would you aid Su in defeating Fish Head Su and successfully claim the Three Corpses’ ascendancy? Make your choice?

Choice?

Xu Shu scoffed coldly.

Why should I choose?

Su had mentioned a "reward" as a means to deal with Wuxin, initially said to be this hairpin, but it turned out this hairpin was actually for dealing with Fish Head Su.

In other words, she had a more than ninety percent chance of deception, not really knowing how to deal with Wuxin!

It figures, if there were a reliable way to handle Wuxin, she would have taken action herself long ago, after all, Wuxin is a Third Rank expert; landing in the hands of such creatures would be quite assuredly a substantial remedy.

Xu Shu just felt that he could still be deceived earlier, likely something in that church was problematic, capable of beguiling the mind.

No wonder it’s called the Heart Demon; Su being a Three Corpses would definitely have corresponding tactics.

Why not just back off and let them struggle it out?

But...

Xu Shu’s gaze hovered over Fish Head Su’s enormous head as visions of Su’s voluptuous form and irresistibly flat belly flashed through his mind, sparking a bold idea.

One of them would eventually fall, clearly, and as soon as that happened, there would be an opportunity to profit from their rivalry.

This time, he definitely could not strike first.

"What are you looking at?" Fish Head Su looked up with her octopoid face, her tiny eyes filled with much confusion.

"Hehe," you chuckled, then switching gears, said, "I mean, Miss Su Ji, your original strength isn’t up to Third Rank, but it isn’t less than Second Rank, right?"

"So what if it is?"

"If I could lure out your Three Corpses, what benefit would you offer me? I’ll be upfront—she promised me a billion to kill you, but I think, maybe that price can be negotiated?" you bluffed, blatantly asking for the moon.

Fish Head Su’s eyes sharpened, "You betray your promises, break your word, how can I trust someone like that?"

"Ha, she asked me to help deal with Three Corpses, where did I betray my promise? Miss, don’t speak without thinking."

"Alright, alright, so that’s the kind of person you are! Well, if you help me, I don’t have as much money as humans do, but I could help you capture seventy-two virgins as thanks, how about that?"

You think to yourself that it’s a good thing you don’t believe in Allah or you would have agreed, but for now, you placate her, "Sure thing, flower girl, that’s what I love the most."

You quickly came to an agreement, set a rendezvous point, and proceeded to say, "I’ll go call them now, summon you later, and also provide some benefits for you!"

"Will it restore some of my strength?" Fish Head Su asked confusedly.

"Of course! Later, we just need to do this and that..." you laid out the plan, and after Fish Head Su nodded, understanding it, you ended the summoning, took the Demon’s Book, and slightly detoured through the wilderness before returning to the outside of the Human Demon Cave where you found the Broken Finger Nuns, who had just retreated and were now at a loss.

"Where had you been, sir? We were looking for you," the nuns gathered around anxiously.

You didn’t harbor much animosity toward them since you knew they were merely expendable pawns.

"Just went to find something, also, I spotted the enemy," you deflected with a lie, diverting their attention to the matter at hand.

"Where?" the nuns asked anxiously.

You weren’t in a hurry, first escorting the victims back inside the border line, then positioning yourself less than fifty meters from the border line, employing the same old trick, using the Demon’s Book to summon Fish Head Su again.

The familiar anomaly occurred; the nuns spewed out copious wet blood, forming a bloody gate from which the powerful Fish Head Su emerged.

"So it’s really possible to open the gate and use blood as nourishment for me! My friend, you haven’t lied to me!" Fish Head Su silently looked at you, her tiny eyes shimmering with amazement.