During the long period of time when Sully's thinking ability was forcibly reduced, the crow suffered the great gift of being pasted on the wall.

Cyril made such a loud noise that the others quickly rushed upstairs and saw Sully who was protected by Cyril.

The horrific appearance of his clothing and the blank expression on his face were enough to make anyone who saw him skip a beat, and their minds would instantly be completely occupied by the thought of killing the crow.

"What did you do to Lord Sully?!" Egbert walked quickly down the corridor to the second floor, and saw Sully standing behind Cyril with his whole body extremely stiff.

I saw Suli, an indescribable creature, early in the morning, looking as if he had lost his mind.

Egbert's mind went blank at first, and then he rushed forward in rage.

The crow's hands were held down and its head was held in Egbert's hands, with its face pressed against the wall. The crow did not react at all.

Lan Zhe, who had just stepped onto the second floor, narrowed his eyes immediately and filled with murderous intent when he saw this inexplicable scene.

"How did you get in?"

At this moment, Lan Zhe, who took Suli's personal safety as his bottom line, had already figured out how to arm Suli to the teeth.

But the crow in question...

I have no idea what they care about.

In the mind of the crow, no matter what form he takes, his essence is just him in a different form. He is still the crow, the only difference is that it is easier to speak human language this way.

So, Du Ya directly followed the doubts in his heart, and with his face pressed against the wall like an arrested person, he stared at the man with his dark eyes and said honestly, "I don't think I need to keep hiding my identity."

Previously, he wanted to hide just to make it easier to observe. After the observation conclusion was reached, Du Ya was very happy that he was a level 9 monster, because this would allow him to have a conversation with Suli on an equal footing.

“So even if I transformed into a human form without your permission, it was a choice made by my own consciousness, and you have no right to stop me.” Du Ya’s tone was too calm.

And Egbert suddenly thought: Why does this person speak a bit like Lord Sully?

The next second he became even more furious.

"Do you think you can ignore the evil of what you did?!"

Imitation crimes are even more heinous.

"You are truly a heinous criminal. You dared to appear before Lord Suli in such an attitude. Your crime is comparable to... comparable to stuffing the socks of the God of Light into the mouth of the God of Light!"

Although Egbert does not believe in God now, this example is enough to show that Egbert's mind is completely occupied by the desire to kill people... and kill crows.

"Go to hell, bastard!" Egbert said this in a state of impatience, and he couldn't help but hold down the Rook's head again and slammed it against the wall.

Lan Zhe, who was standing next to him, squinted his eyes for a long time and then noticed the fluctuations of dark elements on the crow's body. He thought for a while, and his eyes, which had been narrowed by danger, suddenly opened completely.

"Are you the crow that transformed you?"

Except for Sully, everyone in the building knew that the crow that stood on the painting every day as a mascot was actually a level 9 monster that fought with Egbert.

The crow may have stayed in the building because he was interested in some of Sully's characteristics, but this cannot ignore the dangers it poses.

The reason why a foreigner is a foreigner is that he is destined to not be naturally trusted by another race.

Most of the people in the building maintained a mentality that required them to be alert, but not to pay too much attention.

Therefore, as long as the crow does not commit crimes actively, he is just an ordinary crow saved by Sully.

But now it seems that they still neglected it.

"What did you say?" Egbert asked Lan Zhe in disbelief. While turning to look at Lan Zhe, he pushed the crow's head against the wall.

At first glance, Suli even found the profile of this inexplicable man appeared on the wall of the small building.

Ah, another gorilla.

When I had this feeling, I suddenly felt that the situation of finding a naked man in the room early in the morning was not so scary.

After all, if Egbert pressed his own skull with that much force... a broken skull would be the most serious injury.

Similarly, if the stranger who could withstand such harm and still maintain a calm conversation really wanted to harm me before, I would probably not even have the chance to look at the sun a second time today.

Sully calmed down and even had the energy to comfort Egbert, who looked so angry that he wanted to kill someone.

"Although I don't know who he is, nothing bad has happened to me." Su Li glanced at the angry Cyril and said helplessly, "You don't have to imagine me as a poor little person who is easily bullied by others."

"You know, up to now, everyone I have met has never done anything to hurt me physically. At most, they would just say some useless, trashy words to attack me."

Lan Zhe was hit by an arrow in the knee.

Cyril, ashamed of her remarks that Sully had no elemental affinity, also looked away.

Only Egbert.

He was so angry that even his eyebrows showed his anger. He said loudly: "Tell me who are the idiots who dare to say these words in front of you. I promise that they will not see the sun tomorrow, just like this damn man, no, just like this damn crow, I promise! He will die!"

Lan Zhe coughed and said awkwardly, "I personally think the point of Suli's words is that he was not injured."

But Egbert wouldn't listen.

He acted as if to say, "I don't care what you think, I only care what I think." He held Du Ya's hands with one hand and pressed his head with the other. He banged his head against the wall several times and then looked at Du Ya with indifference, as his head was only slightly marked with a red mark after being treated like this.

Egbert said coldly: "Ignorance is a sin."

"Just because Lord Suli is willing to be tolerant of fools doesn't mean that the mistakes made by ignorant people are no longer mistakes."

However, as soon as these words came out, not only Lan Zhe and Xiliel felt depressed, but Du Ya also had a vague feeling that he seemed to have done something wrong.

"I..." Du Ya wanted to explain, but he didn't know how to describe it because the words came out of his mouth at that time.

But Egbert, who already knew that he was the stupid crow, coldly gave a solution.

"I will provide you with complete clothing, and then we will go to the outskirts of the city to have a fight."

Egbert released his hand that was still holding the crow.

Of course Sully was fine. No one knew better than Egbert how sharp his vision was when he looked at Sully through a magnifying glass that he was unaware of.

There were no wounds on Sully's body, and his hair was only soft and fluffy from sleep. His pants looked like they had been torn by a sharp object, and without thinking, he pointed at the crow's sharp claws.

The damage to the clothes was not a big deal, as there were many people willing to take on all of Sully's clothes for the rest of his life, so Egbert's focus had always been on the fact that the crows had scared Sully.

Also, without anyone noticing, Raven secretly spent the night in Sully's room.

This fact made Egbert jealous, but he had been influenced by Sully for a long time, and he was not the kind of person whose emotions would completely suppress his reason, so he was not affected.

But what if the crow could hurt Sully without him being able to judge?

Therefore, everyone present could feel the dramatic ups and downs of Egbert's emotions.

Even though he now seems to be able to provide clothes for the ravens and even bring them to the outskirts of the city where even if a battle breaks out and the earth shakes, it will not easily affect the city.

But this does not mean that Egbert is still rational now.

He couldn't suppress the urge to destroy something, and his rational mind, which should have been overwhelmed, was controlling him. He must not let this thought burst out in front of Sully.

Egbert had endured enough.

Sully could see that his clenched fists were shaking and his eyes were wide open, even exposing the whites of his eyes around his blue pupils.

For Sully, the fact that the raven turned into a human form after returning to reason, a fact revealed by other people's words, was at this moment not as important as Egbert's emotional value.

So he won't stop it.

Even at that moment, knowing that what he said yesterday was understood by a bird with normal human intelligence, Suli couldn't help but want to silence it.

But reason still exists.

Suli sighed, then tugged at his pants that were constantly blowing air in. He felt deeply that even if he bore the soul age of a great magician, it would be difficult for him to bear this weight.

He exhaled, looked at Egbert with a calm and sober gaze, and then said calmly: "Don't get hurt too badly."

But everyone knew that these words would only give Egbert a reason to fight even harder.

But everyone knows that the battle of life and death can be turned around with just a few words.

Egbert's burning emotions seemed to be poured with a basin of cold water and quickly calmed down.

After seeing that Crow had finally put on his clothes, Egbert promised Sully before walking towards the outskirts of the city: "I will definitely be the winner."

As for Du Ya, he opened his mouth but finally swallowed the word "impossible".

Afterwards, while Suli was eating breakfast, feeling the vibrations from the ground, he thought: With this level of combat power, how can he erase from his mind the idea that as long as he doesn't die suddenly, he is still in a safe environment?

It's impossible.

“Perhaps humans are paradoxical creatures who, when they know that their own opinions are abnormal, will directly accept them after judging that such opinions will not harm themselves or others.”

Suli decided on the spot that the problem was just a problem and he would not change it.

When he put down his bowl and chopsticks, Suli could even say in a calm tone amid the worried eyes of others: "After all, those who can survive in this crazy world are all a little bit obsessed."

Lanzhe, who had already taken notes out of habit, also understood at this moment why Egbert always made some extended interpretations of Sully's words.

After all…

——Those who can survive in this world are all crazy.

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