There was nothing but darkness before my eyes.

Say yes, it's a dream, so you can do whatever you want?

Never mind...... There's no point in complaining about this now.

I still have some expectations for the situation of falling back into a state of loss of all five senses after "waking up".

After all, this "goddess of death" is too much.

Others are "Hades told people to die in the third watch, who dares to keep people to the fifth watch", and to me is "Hades won't accept you today, die a yarn and get up".

Although I only gave this treatment to the residents of Kuta City who believed in Goddess Elle, the corresponding price would not be too small on my knees - no, they all directly penetrated the barriers between the parallel worlds and killed them.

Fundamentally, this matter is actually a pot that casually throws the blame on my [Eleshkigal], but can I blame a little girl who has no specific image and is just a "concept" in itself?

If it's not because I show that I am comfortable dealing with the undead, why should people throw the blame away?

The cause of death, the person you care about, the person you want to be in the next life, if the respondent can't lie, just these three questions are enough to roughly determine what kind of person he or she is and make further arrangements for rebirth.

Even if there are a few mistakes and omissions, what are you worried about when people are dead?

And there are also sayings about this small number of mistakes and omissions, called "Yin and Yang Mistakes", "Creation and Misfortune", "Ten years of repairing the same boat, and a hundred years of repairing to sleep together", "Can we meet again, I have been begging in front of the Buddha for thousands of years", "Before I use up this month's salary, let me see your card face".

Well...... It seems that something is wrong, forget it.

Next is the "black mist" that the soul cage attracts from those undead, they are the materialization of the concept of "death" - because it can't be touched, it should be an imaginary body?

In short, these black fogs are created when mortals die, and pull them into the underworld, barely playing the role of a black and white impermanence, bull-headed horse-face.

And in the seven-layer underworld, the deeper the undead sink and the longer they stay, the more this thing attaches to them, and when the number of undead attached to "death" reaches a critical point, it will be attracted to "paste the wall" - the thing I penetrated as I fell all the way.

If you are high enough, you can see these "deaths" directly, but if you don't have a priesthood related to death, you can only look at them, and you can't do anything, let alone obstruct or touch them.

My words, when I come into contact with these "mists of death", will learn the immediate cause of death of their owners and the people and events associated with them.

For example, Undead A is a warrior who died to cover his comrades in the reconnaissance unit, and I can see when I come into contact with his black fog that he and the other fighters alternately retreat, but because of a mistake, he is besieged by the monster, and after killing and dragging the monster attacking his comrades with all his strength, he is outnumbered and dies, and then a close-up of the monster is given to show what it is doing when the warrior performs those actions, and how it uses its fangs and claws to deliver the final blow to the warrior.

For example, if Undead B is a pharmacist who poisons himself while experimenting with a new formula, I can see how the herb or ingredient that plays a key role is made into a potion and how he drinks it - twice.

At first, I only used these "death replays" as a basis for arranging rebirth, but later I realized that they were completely biographical history books, even though the book was strung together with one death after another.

If it weren't for the fact that there was no soul that could go to the underworld after the death of the demonic beast, I would be thinking about following the connection between killing and being killed all the way to see who I could finally contact.

And the application of forcibly keeping the inhabitants of Kuta from dying was provoked by Leif, who incarnated as the "God of Plague".

He threw a severely lethal and contagious plague into the city of Kuta, and without looking at the effect, he went directly to the underworld to find me trouble, and said that someone wanted to frame him, and asked me to help find the murderer, and if I didn't help, he would defeat me and forcibly seize the priesthood to investigate.

On my side, I just sucked away the "death" of those infected people, and when I learned who was behind the scenes, I saw this stupid thing coming from the net.

Is there any other option than to flatten him and put him in a soul cage?

You can kill, but it's not necessary, although I am "dependent" on the "other me", but who knows if if I do it, will it be considered a success in their restoration of human reason?

Then he slipped away while I was summoned to Ishtar to deal with the plague.

I originally thought that I would exchange with Ishtar, or Elle would help out temporarily, but these two girls were both lazy and didn't work, and the work of the goddess of death was temporarily left to the "ordinary person's version of Lin Hao" to do, and it was strange to be able to watch Leif do it.

After going back and forth between the mortal world and Hades twice, I also basically figured out how the goddess of death and the goddess of Venus are "one body and two sides": Ishtar will lose his divinity when he goes down to the bottom of the underworld and will be killed by Ishtar for the same reason, and if Ishtar wants to fight evenly, he can only do it at the third level of Hades.

Then, since I had already driven "Nergale" away, and there was no need to target Ishtar, I opened the gate and let them all in when she tried to go down to Hades.

But the downside is also obvious - the undead of the first six floors are pouring down, and if they don't care, they will all stick to the wall, so Elle and I are instantly in a state of full capacity, and we can only let the "ordinary people Lin Hao" out to deal with it, and by the way, let them lead Tiamat to Kuta, which is full of "undead".

Finally, there is the giant cherry Tiamat.

Although I was scared when I saw it at first, if I think about it carefully, it is not surprising that she will take on the shape of a black cherry, after all, the same imaginary number attributes, with the same evil in this world, the same blackening, and this world can also be regarded as a sea of electrons.

Combined with Sumerian mythology, as one of the creation gods and heaven and earth itself, she can be said to be immortal and immortal, and it is impossible for her to be in a state of "death" at all, and she is only in a state of "imaginary number" before being awakened by Leif.

But obviously, C Flash didn't believe in this evil and insisted on confronting her, and as a result, the magic power was exhausted and the spirit base collapsed and returned to Valhalla.

And without prompting my sister and the stupid system to suggest it, I can only choose to lure her to destroy Elle's temple based on experience, using this as an opportunity to forcibly descend to the gods, and then forcibly pull her into the underworld in a semi-assimilatory way.

Well...... That's probably why I'm in the infinite darkness now, and I'm losing all my senses.