As he passed by Grayson, Wren couldn't help but shake his head.

With his death, Brika is truly leaderless.

It's impossible to say that Wren has any affection for these people, but it doesn't seem to be to the extent of hating them. At the end of the day, these people, including the executioner, all had the same purpose, which was to keep Brika alive.

If an ordinary person encounters such a situation, and everyone agrees on the same purpose but disagrees, it is estimated that they will sit down and have a meeting, discuss, and at most have a fight. But in this wonderful world, everyone's approach is a bit ridiculous.

Everyone is a strong person, and their great strength can sometimes turn into a negative effect, making them think to the other extreme.

An ordinary village chief, when he finds that conflicts erupt in the village every day, he may wonder if there should be any policy or whether he should find a way to educate the villagers. As a result, these failed, and the villagers still quarreled every day, and the village chief either continued to find a way or endured it.

But if this village chief has extremely strong power and encounters the same thing, he may wonder if I snap my fingers and wipe out half of the village's people, the world will be peaceful.

Don't think that their brain circuits are abnormal, in fact, Wren also partially agrees with a certain point of view about transcendents that he has seen at the beginning: when a person's strength is far greater than his kind, the two sides are no longer the same species.

In terms of the way of thinking about the problem, there is something worth discussing about this statement.

This is the case of Brica, a group of powerful people found that the contradictions in the city were becoming more and more intense, and they could no longer suppress it, so they wanted to do something, but unfortunately their opinions were not consistent, so they became eight immortals across the sea, each showing their magical powers.

In the end, it ended up being a group annihilation.

.......

Wren caught up with the executioner to the top floor of the building, which was surprisingly well preserved despite the collapse of the bottom two floors.

When Wren came up, he found that the executioner had just pushed open a door, and then rushed into the door in a hurry, and he thought for a moment and followed.

When he entered the door, he was distracted by what he saw.

The room was not made of blue light, but a normal-looking office, and the executioner who came in front of Wren was standing three or two paces in front of him, and a man with a white beard was sitting behind a desk, holding a pen in his hand and writing something, as if he was serious about his work.

"Parliament Chief!" The executioner, who was still in a state of light, roared and shouted, "What the hell is going on? Why hasn't it become the world we want, not here, not outside! ”

Speaker of the Parliament?

Wren's gaze couldn't help but drift to the person behind the table, but unfortunately for some reason, the other party's face was blurry, making it impossible to remember the appearance.

The man whom the executioner called the president of parliament did not answer, still writing and drawing with his head down, and the emotional executioner took a few steps forward, trying to get closer to the other.

"Discussion ......."

But before he could ask again, as he walked forward, everyone returned to the previous corridor in front of them.

The executioner, facing the gate that was once again in front of him, pushed it open without hesitation, and Wren continued to follow.

It's still the same office, and I can't see what the people are writing.

The executioner rushed, only to hit a door head-on halfway through this rush, and they returned to the office door.

The executioner opened the door again and again, questioned, opened the door again, questioned again, and repeated it many times, but the man sitting behind the desk never responded.

Wren also felt strange, could it be another illusion? But what's the point?

Another point that Wren was puzzled by was that the entire building had been turned into blue light, but this office was not, and the other party seemed to use conventional spells when blocking the executioner, and did not borrow the power of blue light.

Wren tried to go in the opposite direction, the direction of the downstairs, and found that it didn't create the same loop, and he could safely go to the other floors, the illusion only preventing them from getting closer to the office.

Wren hardened his suspicions, the council president was in a state of extreme weakness.

Seeing that the executioner was once again sent back by the illusion and was about to rush forward, Wren shouted from behind: "You can't get by like this!" ”

The executioner turned a deaf ear and continued to rush through the door like crazy, and sure enough, he was sent back again.

"It seems that I am right, the President of the Council deceived you, and now he does not want to see you."

The executioner was still rushing inside, and the cycle went on again and again, and I am afraid he could not accept this fact, and it was hard to imagine how he felt when he killed Sir Clement.

When the executioner was sent back for the first time, Wren spoke again: "I have a way to break this cycle, do you want to hear it?" You should also want to ask the Speaker in person if he cheated on you, right? ”

The executioner stopped, his back to Wren, but he didn't say anything for a long time.

Wren shrugged, which was also expected by him.

"This room seems to be constructed with regular spells, so why not try your magical blue light?"

As soon as the words were finished, the executioner took action, and the blue light around him poured towards the door of the room, destroying the wooden door almost instantly, and then the light swept towards the room like a crazy vine, destroying everything that had been.

The other party did not sit still, and at the same time as it was destroyed, the illusion was constantly reborn, and the two sides wrestled over the position in front of the desk, and one side of the desk was constantly destroyed by the blue light, and then restored.

But in the end, it was the blue light that prevailed, and after "swallowing" the entire table, the light destroyed everything in the room, including the "council president" who was still scribbling until the last moment.

The illusion shattered, and the surrounding scene took on its original form.

A ball of light with a diameter of about five or six meters half-floated in front of Wren, like a mastermind, the source of everything, and countless blue rays of light extended from it and flowed in all directions.

It was still the executioner who pounced first, but before he could reach the ball of light, a net of light stopped in front of him, and the words "forbidden entry" appeared in front of the executioner's eyes, just like when Wren tried to violate the law in the illusion before.

Wren knew that it was time for him to do it, although he vaguely felt that things were a little strange in his heart, the other party could obviously use blue light, why did he have to make some illusions before. If you know that the blue light can't stop Wren, that illusion can't stop it. And the content of the illusion is also very strange, just repeating a monotonous office scene, what does he want to express?