The Abyssal Garden: No Room for the Idle Chapter 368 - 368 245 The Deceiving God Su Buxian

368: Chapter 245: The Deceiving God Su Buxian 368: Chapter 245: The Deceiving God Su Buxian Beneath Evil Town,

the youth was looking at Su Qi in astonishnt as he manipulated the totem and the ritual.

“Is it done?”

Su Qi quietly said, “It’s just a firewall ford by millions of ripple patterns, although intertwining and requiring precise microsecond control over the energy drive at every step, while maintaining these actions, it also needs to constantly maintain the breath and energy fluctuations synchronized with the Venerable.”

“But,”

Su Qi paused, “it’s not that complicated.”

“How is this not complicated???” the youth exclaid, eyes wide.

Su Qi remained calm and silent.

This really wasn’t considered complicated for him; he had done even more precise and hair-raising things in the Black Mist Maze, Anxious Land, and Nightmare Space.

In the Nightmare Space,

he even studied the Evil God’s totem, where this tiny totem contained endless traces and terrifyingly precise information—if he hadn’t possessed the Spiritual Eyes and seen the “question marks” and “exclamation marks,” he wouldn’t even have the qualifications to peep.

However,

Although progress was slow, it was starting to pick up.

He really wanted to connect more with his elder brother.

“Then who were you just talking to?” the youth looked at Su Qi.

“My leader,” Su Qi paused, “Abyss Apostle.”

“?”

The youth’s pupils contracted, reacting strongly to these four words.

“Don’t worry, it was just a routine greeting.”

Su Qi calmly said, “They seed to be having a big eting.”

He got a lot of information from the Venerable, learning that the Abyss Priests and bishops were recovering, knowing that almost all their middle and upper echelons were gathering.

Such a big gathering.

To talk about civilization and set new trends?

He didn’t believe it.

They were about to start sothing big.

“The identity of the Venerable is important, but you don’t yet have the qualifications to know these core pieces of information.

You must advance further and have a certain position within the Abyss Church to gain any insights.”

Right now, he could only contact the Angel Envoy unilaterally; getting more information wasn’t easy.

He had thoroughly understood the ritual here…

he hid the coordinates, so unless soone ca in person, no anomalies would be detected.

He would eventually have to leave.

But he couldn’t pass up this stronghold; after all, a massive amount of resources were designated to be deployed here.

Su Qi looked at the youth with a smile.

“Ye…

I have a question for you…”

The youth was slightly taken aback, “What?”

“You were chased by your family and forced to stray into this place, but considering the strength you displayed and your understanding, you’re not from a minor family; your background isn’t that simple.”

The youth paused and his face turned slightly unnatural.

“I’m just…”

He chuckled dryly, “from a hidden family you’ve likely never heard of.”

“Is that so?” Su Qi paused, “When you learned that you had to confront the Abyss Church, although you were wary, you feared the true Strength of the Abyss even more.

Yet, when you realized that escape was impossible, you quickly cald down and chose to fight against the Venerable together.”

The youth was not very good at speaking, his eyelids twitched, “…I…”

He bowed his head shafully, “It seems I’m really not good at hiding my own thoughts.”

This youth was indeed too naive.

He was about to start confessing everything.

Su Qi was almost embarrassed to say that his previous analysis was just made up, rely to trick him.

Moreover,

He had secretly used the ritual here…

along with “word spirit,” strongly increasing the youth’s trust and enhancing his desire to reveal his inner thoughts.

“But…

now that you know, I can reveal so things.”

The youth lowered his head, voice deepening, “I co from a powerful and terrifying hidden family.

From the mont I was born, I was just ant to be others’ soil…

their wedding dress…

thus, when the mont ca, I chose to resist, to escape…

They see as re vermin, only wishing to take everything from …”

Listening to the youth’s somber voice, almost like a confession wanting to spill everything.

Su Qi felt he should say whether this guy was too naive or if the ntal influence was a bit severe.

However,

It didn’t matter.

He clapped his hands, “Well, let’s put your story on hold for a mont.”

The youth: “?”

My emotions were just arising, why would you interrupt ?

Weren’t you the one who analyzed , saw through my secrets, wanting to learn so information?

Su Qi gently patted his shoulder, “The past is past, the present is most important.

Right now, you…

being hunted, fleeing, breaking away from your family, wandering alone, weary both physically and ntally, living every mont in fear of danger.”

“And what you need most now is a stable, safe, and protective environnt, right?”

The youth was slightly taken aback.

The words struck a chord, mories of countless escapes, the cruelty of family all surged forth; he slowly yet firmly nodded his head.

“I know…

but…”

He clenched his fist, then shook his head, voice hoarse and low, “Ah Su, you don’t really understand my situation.

There’s no safe environnt for , and no organization or power wants to shelter , and my situation isn’t as simple as you think.”

Su Qi did not use the ritual to influence him further.

He had interrupted the other’s confession because while doing so could reveal all the information about the youth’s background, the youth himself was already suffering from the coercive thods of his family.

Once he ca back to his senses and reacted, a rift would inevitably form.

“Concerning your earlier statent, I do not agree.

All I can say is….”