After returning to the hotel, Sully didn't want to recall what weird things he heard on the street.

At that moment, the thought that came into his mind was not incredible, but confusion.

It's very confusing.

Why did this happen?

Another thing is how to deal with Egbert who did such a thing.

Egbert said, "Lord Sully, please listen to my explanation."

Suli said, "If I say something that I don't want to hear, what will you do?"

When an emotion exceeds the brain's resistance threshold, people will passively fall into a state of calm and clarity.

Suli is now.

Because everything that happened was too outrageous, Sully was no longer thinking about how to punish Egbert.

He willingly threw a difficult question to Egbert.

But what Egbert said seemed to throw a new difficult problem to Sully.

"Then I can only kneel down and beg you." His tone was sincere and his expression was serious.

Is this reasonable?

What makes people feel even more confused is that Egbert can still say seriously beside him: "Lord Sully's future goal should also be to let ordinary people know the fact that they are in hell."

"And in terms of implementation methods, nothing is more suitable than "No One Knows Mr. Surry Better Than Me"."

"Besides, I have previously played the role of Godfrey."

Sully: "That's just your excuse."

There are so many ways to enlighten the people, there is no reason to bring out Egbert's notes to talk about them.

The point is...

Sully tried to recall the emotions that arose in his mind regarding this incident, but came up blank.

Because some emotions exceeded his own emotional threshold, he looked at this matter like an outsider, out of place.

Egbert responded to Sully's words: "But you can't deny that spreading this book will make people curious in a very short time, and let everyone follow this curiosity to understand the things they are curious about."

"Nonsense!" Suli's eyes were sharp.

Egbert smiled softly: "Just assume that's what you think."

The tone was three parts doting and three parts asking for a beating.

Sully maintained an expressionless look and kicked Egbert on the calf, but the result was that his eyes, as green as the forest water, could not help but turn red.

Sorry! Challenging gorillas as an ordinary human was the worst decision he had ever made in his life.

While Egbert was directing Lan Zhe to get the medicine with a distressed look on his face, he continued with a trusting tone as the Dark Saint looked speechless: "In your opinion, our method may be abrupt, but what you care about most is the impact of the book after it is released. Is there a way to control it firmly on the positive side?"

Egbert never found it so easy to understand Sully's mentality.

Although it took him a month to find out.

The books that Sully had read during this period would have been two or three times taller than Egbert's height if they were piled up.

Of course, Suli did this not just to investigate everything related to monsters.

More importantly, we need to find data from past history to prove that what they did, their way of thinking and their trajectory of action were not groundless.

In order to make some people believe in something, you must first prove that those things are indeed valuable.

Just like this fictional character in Godfrey, he was eventually brought to life by Egbert's performance.

In modern society, anyone who uses the Internet has heard of this saying.

The happiest smile comes from living in a small mountain village all your life and never meeting anyone from the outside world.

The ignorant have no fear.

The first thing Suli had to do was to tell everyone that they were suffering.

Only by telling them the facts first can they understand how to change the facts and make reality move in a better direction.

This is undoubtedly a huge problem.

Sully was convinced that he could never be too cautious.

People should not think that they are giants just because they are standing on the shoulders of giants - this sentence has almost become Sully's motto after traveling to this world.

So he chose to desperately investigate various information, collect and organize it, and ensure that he could respond as soon as possible when others raised questions.

An individual may work towards an illusory goal, but a group cannot act towards an inaccurate goal.

In this situation, Egbert could even see the bluish dark circles under Sully's fair face.

“But the truth is, you can do it.”

Egbert said this in a very firm tone.

Before this, Suli could give corresponding answers to any questions raised by people in this world.

He had his own logic, and this logic enabled him to break free from his fate as soon as he traveled to a completely unknown world.

And now, Suli is able to do it even better. When others raise questions, he can quote the stories of this world itself and interpret them from the perspective of the people in this world.

Everyone in the hotel saw how hard Suli worked.

There is no need for them to act self-righteously and feel sorry for him. If they just look back at what they were doing when they were twelve or thirteen years old, they will understand that Sully was never just doing this for himself.

Egbert understood this.

So he can say with more certainty: "What we do is just the foundation of all your actions. How high the final superstructure can reach is up to you to decide."

Egbert hopes Sully won't have to work so hard.

Although this was not the original reason.

At that time, Egbert just felt that Sully should get everything he deserved.

But if we think back from the perspective of the present time and the development of events, covering everything with words of heartache will definitely leave a deeper impression in Lord Suli's heart!

look,

Lord Suli was silent!

No one knew how excited Egbert was. Lanzhe, who came over with a medicine box, was trying to get Sully to take off his socks.

Suli decisively waved his hand to refuse.

But as soon as he waved his hand, he felt like he was hit head-on by something.

Suddenly it dawned on me.

"There's no need to apply any medicine. It will just cause some redness at best."

The instinct for survival would not make him kill himself.

"Also..." Sully turned his gaze to Egbert.

He smiled coldly: "These are the excuses you just came up with."

Just based on the method of drawing big pie for others, how could a game planner who has been in the card drawing game for many years let others surpass his own skills that have been fully mastered?

"That book has been circulating in this city for a month."

"Moreover, it is said that the original source of the news was a banquet hosted by His Royal Highness Prince Willard."

"Even the so-called gossip is that Godefroy is so popular among the nobles because he was personally taught by 'Lord Suli'."

"A month ago, I didn't think it was necessary to make everyone understand that I was living in hell."

Egbert's expression gradually changed from expectation to regret.

Although he knew from the beginning that he would regret it, it would be strange if Sully could not guess his little thoughts.

Lan Zhe standing next to him naturally had a mocking expression on his face.

"I already told you, maybe it would be more convenient if you just kneel down."

Initially, Lan Zhe also thought that the book would only circulate in small circles, but who knew that it would directly become a children's book.

Of course, this doesn't mean that only children can watch it.

Egbert responded with a straight face: "I think you are right."

So when Mavis walked down the stairs of the hotel, what she saw was Egbert kneeling on the ground, looking carefully at the back of Sully's feet.

For a moment, the Dark Saint felt sincerely what it felt like to have the hair stand on end.

This is obviously much more shocking than the previous death crisis given by the Pope.

Mavis was walking down the stairs slowly, but after seeing that scene, she jumped down holding the railing.

Before Sully could react, Mavis not only grabbed the back of Egbert's neck, but also used her left arm as a rope to lock Egbert's neck.

"What are you doing to this kid?!"

"If you don't want to live anymore, I don't mind giving you a ride."

From Mavis's perspective, she could clearly see the expression on Egbert's face as he knelt on the ground.

It was a look full of expectation.

What are you looking forward to?

Mavis's eyes were fixed on the back of Sully's feet.

The next second she strangled Egbert's neck again.

"You pervert, the look of anticipation on your face just now must have meant that you were hoping that Sully would kick you in the face."

Lan Zhe was shocked.

"Why do you think that?"

The Dark Saint sneered: "What do you think people like me were regarded as in the training ground where I stayed when I was young?"

Lan Zhe quickly shut up because he understood that in such an extremely harsh environment, as characters who were being trained and brainwashed, the people inside would initially only treat them as pigs and dogs.

There, every child is even forced to understand that when you get hit on the left cheek, you have to offer your right cheek as well. Therefore, only by making the abuser feel happy can you avoid your own death.

That's hell.

It's ridiculous that there are people who can actually feel happy in hell.

Mavis now saw that Egbert was a madman.

"No, listen to my excuse!"

Egbert rolled his eyes as he was strangled. "Even if I really had that thought, I would only think about it in my mind and would never say it out loud. Most importantly, I don't have that thought yet!"

"I just wanted to apply medicine to Lord Suli!"

And it is the most ordinary act of applying medicine using the medicine application tool.

"Then why are you kneeling?" Mavis questioned.

"Of course it's because Lord Sully has discovered the matter of the book." Egbert rolled his eyes.

It's unclear whether he was really being strangled or just trying to roll his eyes.

Mavis paused.

She let go of Egbert and said hesitantly, "Should I kneel down as well?"

"And of course, there's the crow that knows everything."

Du Wu cue Crow: "Gah!"

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