"As long as desires, fears, and evil thoughts exist, you will continue to grow stronger, and more importantly..."

She drew out each word, saying, "You can bring all the people you killed back to life and punish the bad guys."

"As for the price..." her crimson lips parted, "I want your faith and offerings."

"Then you've come to the wrong person." Su Deng said calmly with a sneer, "The thing I have least in common is faith."

"Look at you, how pathetic you are. You want to die but can't, yet you've killed off the people who love you one by one. You, Benka, are no good person."

The woman laughed, her voice as soft as silk, "Don't you want those bad people to pay the price, and for those who died for you to be brought back to life?"

"God, thinking that he created the world, can judge everything, and therefore does not care about people's joys and sorrows, and thinks that everything he has is a gift."

"Suffering, grief, separation from loved ones, and the inability to control one's own life and death..."

"Look at your life, how miserable and pitiful it is, how much you struggle and suffer..."

Aren't you angry?

"Don't you hate it?"

"Don't you want to kill those self-righteous, hypocritical gods and reclaim your freedom and your right to life and death...?"

"Don't you want Headmistress and Flower to come back to life? Flower was your only friend. She fell bloodied in front of you. She died to save you. She could have had a new home, new clothes, even a new name..."

"Enough!"

As she spoke, Su Deng clenched her fists, her body trembled more and more violently, and finally she couldn't help but roar.

"Stop talking..."

Looking at her pale face, the woman's lips curled up slightly. She walked up to her, ran her fingers across her cheek, pulled her into her arms, and whispered in her ear.

"Can you feel it?" she whispered. "I am with you."

Her voice was incredibly seductive, "Accept me, embrace me, once the contract is formed, you will be the master of this game..."

"Can you feel it?" Su Deng, who was being held, rested her chin on her shoulder and asked in her ear, tilting her head slightly.