The door to sin was opened in front of Hatsu, who stepped in and walked towards the evil called calamity.

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Central City, which is a modern city in every sense of the word.

Lined with high-rise buildings, bustling central commercial streets, and busy streets. Of course, there are relatively quiet residential areas, small parks for strolling, and sparrows standing on telephone poles.

It is like every modern city, running regularly and steadily.

The same is true for those who get up early in the morning to go to work, return home in the evening with a tired body, have a lively or deserted dinner, and then go out for a walk or rest at home. Until nightfall, drink a cup of hot water and fall asleep peacefully.

Life here seems to be like this forever, spotless, calm with a little boring, but also habitual and natural. It's as if everything will continue like this with a regular pattern, if nothing unexpected happens.

Next to the residential area in the heart of Central, the small park is quiet and peaceful at dusk.

At this time, there are usually no people in the park, because it is dinner time, and the citizens of Central City are very observant.

On the path of the park, a black stone rolled down to the middle of the road.

It looks special, it doesn't look like an ordinary stone, it has a regular cube, and the surface is carved with delicate but unclear patterns, probably the work of some undesirable stone carver.

But no one knows where the stone came from.

There was no one around, and the stone lay quietly in the middle of the path for a while.

Then, to its surprise, it suddenly shattered out of thin air and turned into powder.

A pale black smoke poured out of it, coalescing on the deserted path.

Fortunately, there was no one nearby, otherwise this supernatural phenomenon would have scared people a lot.

The black smoke surged, becoming thicker and thicker, gradually converging into a human figure, and finally, in the black mist of the human form, a person walked out slowly.

"Tsk. ”

A sparrow in the tree by the side of the road saw all this, screamed twice, and flapped its wings and flew away.

After that, there was silence in the path again.

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The apostle was called, but she did not see her caller.

Dressed in a somewhat tattered black robe, Chu raised his head blankly and looked at both sides.

She didn't see anyone, didn't even feel the contract signed, as if she hadn't been summoned this time.

She was a little dazed, because she didn't even know what to do without a summoner.

She had never performed such a mission, and she would summon the place where there were no people who put forward the task, no requests, no instructions.

The twilight sunlight passed through the leaves, turning into patches of light scattered on the ground, which seemed to make the time dye the color of dusk.

At the end of the trail is a clearing with some park facilities and a small bunker with a half-stacked castle in the bunker.

It looks like it should be a castle, probably built by a nearby child, and before it was finished, it was taken home by the parents.

It's a very ordinary community park, just like the community park that most people remember, it's not big or inconspicuous, but it always gives people a warm and intimate feeling, because it always accompanies people from childhood to the place where they grew up.

Outside the park, in the sunset bathed in the city.

There is nothing special about everything, at least at first glance, there is nothing special, and there is no purpose for her to take it away this time, the so-called disaster.

It didn't look like something had happened.

This made Chu even more confused, if there was no disaster, why did she come here.

After standing in place for a while, Chu walked out along the path.

In the quiet of the park, she could hear the sound of bugs flapping their wings in the bushes on either side.

Chu walked aimlessly in the park, fiddling with the park equipment, and looked at the flowers planted in the park's flower beds for a while.

It wasn't until she reached the entrance of the park that she stopped because she saw something.

At the entrance of the park there was a cardboard box, the mouth of which was ajar, and there seemed to be something moving inside.

Chu stood, silently staring at the cardboard box.

Then, a dark figure in the cardboard box suddenly raised his head from inside and stuck out his tongue at her.

"Wang!"

It was a brown puppy, with black eyes full of novelty about the world, a pink tongue stuck out, two paws on the side of the cardboard box, looking at Hatsu happily, and wagging its tail happily.

It should have been very well-behaved, at least it didn't run around from the cardboard box, but it looked like it was abandoned.

Hatsu and the puppy looked at each other for a moment, and then Hatsu walked to the side of the cardboard box and sat down quietly with his legs crossed.

She didn't know where to go, so it was okay to stay here.

"Have you seen my summoner?"

Sitting on the ground, Chu asked the puppy lightly.

"Wang. The puppy wagged its tail at Hatsu, but apparently, it couldn't understand what Hatsu was saying.

Chu lowered his eyes and looked at the puppy's black eyes.

She was stunned, half loud, and barked at the puppy.

"Wang. ”

"Woohoo!" the puppy barked more cheerfully, chasing his tail in the cardboard box.

There is a strange scene at the entrance to the park, where a young girl sits with a puppy in a cardboard box.

The girl's face was expressionless, and the puppy was playing alone, sometimes chasing his tail, sometimes lying on the side of the cardboard box and looking around, and sometimes sitting quietly for a while.

At night, it rains in the city, and naturally, no one goes out for a walk today.

Raindrops beat the streets, pooling into streams of water that flow across the pavement and into the sewers on the corners. The sounds of the rain mingle and resound softly in the night of the city.

At the entrance of the park, a street lamp is slightly lonely shining on the puppy in the cardboard box.

The rain fell heavier, falling on Hatsu's cheeks, Hatsu looked at the raindrops falling from the sky, and then turned his head sideways to look at his side.

The puppy was hunched in the cardboard box and drooping its head, its cardboard box was already completely wet, and it had become a wet mess.

Chu looked at the puppy, blinked calmly, and stretched out a hand.

A black patch stretched out from her hand, covering the top of the cardboard box, and the raindrops were separated by the black, sliding to the sides and not falling on the cardboard box again.

It didn't rain for a while, and the puppy thought the rain had stopped, shook off the water droplets on his body, and looked up to look outside, only to find that it was Chu Zheng holding a black thing to block the rain for it.

"Wang. It spun around the box, then leaned on the edge of the box and yelled at Hatsu twice.

In the rain, Hatsu touched the puppy's chin.

"I don't know where I'm going, you know?"