Slaying God: I, the insane and witty god

Chapter 624: Mirror Disaster escapes to explore the ruins, Qingyu reads the text to understand the t

The four of them took oxygen tanks and headed towards the whirlpool in the middle of the sea again.

"It feels like dumplings are about to be cooked,"

Wu Hen muttered, "Can this thing really breathe?"

Jia Laner rolled her eyes at him and said, "Nonsense! Are you planning to suffocate to death if you don't breathe?"

Lin Qiye didn't say anything, but just checked his equipment silently.

"Qi Ye, are you nervous?" Wu Hen came close to Lin Qi Ye and asked with a wink.

Lin Qiye looked at him expressionlessly: "Don't be nervous."

"Hey, just pretend,"

Wu Hen looked unconvinced. "This is my first time diving into such a deep sea. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous."

Lin Qiye ignored him and walked straight towards the whirlpool.

"Hey, wait for me!" Wu Hen hurriedly followed.

After Wu Hen and others left the ruins, ripples appeared in the originally calm puddle, like the surface of a lake into which a stone had been thrown.

In the center of the ripples, a figure slowly emerged. It was none other than the Silver God's Envoy Robe.

He looked around with cold eyes, as if he was examining the world.

There was a dead silence in the air that made people shudder.

"Cough cough..."

Yu Pao covered his chest and coughed a few times, with a trace of blood seeping from the corner of his mouth.

"Damn Lin Qiye, I'll have to settle this account with you sooner or later!"

Jingzai followed Wu Hen and others all the way to the ruins. He hid in the dark, his eyes as sharp as an eagle, scanning everything around him.

When his eyes fell on the black temple,

"This place... is a little weird." He muttered to himself.

Jingzai's left eye flashed with red light, firmly locked on the ball of light in the hand of the Amaterasu statue.

"Beep... beep... Energy detection in progress... Energy fluctuations detected... Energy purity... 37%... Contains a large amount of impurities..." A mechanical electronic sound rang in Jingzai's ears.

Upon hearing the test results, Jing Zai frowned: "Impurities? What's going on?"

He looked at the ball of light again.

“Something doesn’t seem right.”

Jing Zai muttered to himself, "Forget it, let's ignore it for now."

He turned and walked towards the vermilion torii gate...

Jing Zai ignored the ball of light that emitted a strange light.

A certain premonition in his heart told him that he should not touch that thing.

Just like the Ultraman transformation devices that cost only five dollars at the school gate, they look cool but actually break if touched.

He turned and strode towards the vermilion torii gate.

On each of the two pillars of the Torii Gate is a palm-sized device.

Pixel-style patterns flashed on the screen, which looked very much like the game console screens from the 1980s, full of retro technological feel.

"bingo!"

A glimmer of excitement flashed in Jingzai's eyes, just like a primary school student who discovered the answer hidden by the teacher.

"It's really here!"

He had a strong intuition that this torii gate was the exit from this hellish place.

Just like the portal in the game, it can take him back to the world he is familiar with.

Without any hesitation, he stepped into the Torii Gate and disappeared in an instant.

Only slight ripples remained in the air, spreading out like water waves and then quickly returning to calm.

The next second, Mirror Disaster appeared in the dark and deep seabed.

The cold sea water wrapped around his body, bringing a biting chill.

But he didn't care at all, instead he became even more excited.

He knew that he made the right bet!

"Finally... I'm back!" He took a deep breath, his lungs filled with the salty smell of sea water.

It made him feel extremely comfortable, just like a traveler in the desert who had finally found a clear spring after a long drought.

He swung his body and swam upstream quickly like a nimble fish.

The pressure of the surrounding sea water is getting lower and lower, and the light is getting brighter and brighter.

Finally, he broke through the sea and the view before his eyes suddenly opened up.

What meets the eye is a ruin. The once prosperous coastal city of Japan is now only left with broken walls and ruins.

There are all kinds of debris floating on the sea, including dilapidated ships, twisted steel bars, broken furniture... It is like a post-apocalyptic scene, full of despair and destruction.

However, when Jingzai saw this scene, he was not sad at all, but became even more excited.

The corners of his mouth rose slightly, revealing a strange smile, as if he saw a beloved toy, and there was a fanatical light in his eyes.

"Perfect! It's absolutely perfect!"

He couldn't help but exclaim in admiration, "This is... the world I want!"

He swam to a relatively intact fishing boat and, using his hands and feet, nimbly climbed onto the cabin.

The cabin was in a mess, with documents and items scattered everywhere.

He immediately saw a device flashing red light, which was the pixel wind positioning device he had seen on the torii gate before.

He walked quickly to the device and turned on the switch.

A map appeared on the screen, with several red spots marked on it, which were the locations of Jialaner and others.

"I found you..." He whispered, with a hint of teasing in his tone.

It's like a cat playing with a mouse, full of confidence that it has everything under control.

He stretched out his slender fingers and gently slid them across the map, his eyes flashing with an inexplicable light.

He hummed a tuneless tune, like a child who had discovered a new toy, full of curiosity and excitement.

Suddenly, he stopped and his eyes fell on an inconspicuous button with two small Japanese kanji written below it - "Start".

He hesitated for a moment, then... Mirror Zai's eyes locked on the "Start" button.

The index finger hovered in mid-air, like a falcon about to fall.

He licked his cracked lips, a mad glint in his eyes.

"Start? Start what? Start the countdown to the destruction of the world? Hehehe..."

He whispered to himself, with a hint of nervous excitement in his tone.

He pressed the button suddenly, and a line of Japanese text popped up on the screen instantly - "The system is starting, please wait..."

"Yoshi! It's really high-tech! The startup speed is amazing!"

Jingzai rubbed his hands excitedly, as if he could already see the world trembling beneath his feet.

The progress bar on the screen moved forward slowly. Jingzai looked around boredly and his eyes fell on a logbook.

He casually flipped it open and saw densely packed records of various navigation knowledge and operating procedures.

"Oh my god, this thing is harder to understand than my advanced math textbook!" Jingzai couldn't help but complain.

"If I were to drive this boat, I'd probably go straight to the moon."

But he did not give up. Instead, he patiently studied it word by word.

He was like a dry sponge, absorbing new knowledge crazily.

Time passed by minute by minute, and the progress bar finally reached the end.

"Ding! System startup complete!"

With a clear prompt sound, a more detailed sea chart appeared on the screen.

It is marked with information about various shipping routes, reefs, ocean currents, etc.

"Wuhu! Take off!" Jingzai shouted excitedly, as if he had transformed into an experienced old captain.

He skillfully operated the various instruments on the boat, and the fishing boat slowly started and headed in the predetermined direction.

While steering the fishing boat, he recalled the route he had taken, keeping every detail firmly in his mind.

"Hmph, Lin Qiye, the next time I come, that will be the day you die!" Jingzai looked at the red dot on the map that marked the location of Jia Lan'er and the others.

At the same time, in the Pure Land, An Yuqing slowly closed his laptop and rubbed his sore eyes.

"Huh, I've finally finished reading it." He breathed a sigh of relief and turned to look at Jiang Er'er beside him.

"Tens of gigabytes of documentation are exhausting me."

Jiang Er'er looked at him in surprise: "Dozens of gigabytes? You've finished reading it all? That's too fast!"

An Yuqing smiled slightly: "It can't be helped, who made me so gifted?"

"So what did you learn?" Jiang Er'er asked curiously.

An Yuqing walked to the window and looked into the distance with a solemn look in her eyes.

"I learned about Japan's history, the truth behind the divine oracle, and also..."

He paused, and said in a low voice, "Takamagahara, something went wrong."