Chapter 293: Mr. Jierte, you also don't want your young aunt

"......."

"So this is the righteous deviation?"

Da Mao had previously discussed with him BOSS's opinion of him, and the righteous deviation is his evaluation.

"Still quite fitting."

Jierte restrained his killing intent, silently gazing at his father's portrait.

A full week had passed since his death, Jierte's uncle had taken the position of family head, but he had not yet taken over the title of the Empire's strongest.

In short, from now on, you'll have your uncle to deal with; not only must you face the powerful calamity that killed your father, but you must also face the difficulties from the remaining nobility.

And what Jierte wants to do is to take his uncle's place and go challenge that calamity.

Unafraid of sacrifice, regarding this precept, you have thought a lot, including how to practice it, how to execute it, and finally you came up with a feasible plan.

Challenge the strong, strong enough to kill you!

"Your young aunt back then was just like that, step by step; each time she faced death and lived, constantly challenging, constantly breaking limits, that's how the legend of the Golden Knight came to be."

"And now, you have inherited this gun; what you must do is walk the same path your young aunt once walked."

But you definitely don't have that single-mindedness to directly challenge opponents stronger than level V; what you must do is use BOSS's hand to continually kill sin and strong foes until you possess strength comparable to level V.

Thus, you bid farewell to your mother, uncle, and sisters, returned to the organization you are currently in, and found BOSS.

You are not the strongest here; the true strong ones spend most of their time out on missions, and the deepest impression you have is of a red-haired powerhouse, from whom you have never gained any advantage.

You submitted an application to BOSS, who pondered for half a day, then asked a very puzzling question.

"Do you believe there are gods in this world?"

"?"

"What does this have to do with our conversation?"

"Of course, this relates to an essential aspect of our organization, as well as the ultimate goal."

Jierte had some doubts, but still carefully pondered this question.

"Your definition of gods determines my answer."

"If you mean the kind that created humanity, omniscient and omnipotent, I absolutely do not believe such a thing exists."

BOSS remained silent for a moment, then chose to directly tell him the answer.

"This world, of course, has gods; they created this world, and I am a godslayer."

"?"

Jierte gave a look as if looking at a fool, causing BOSS to lose face, and he immediately explained.

"The gods I speak of are merely a group of exceedingly arrogant and powerful beings who call themselves gods."

"The purpose of this organization's existence is to kill them, so that this world truly returns to human hands."

"For this, I have done many... unreasonable bad deeds."

"And the result of doing so is what you see."

"The intertwining of merit and sin."

Behind BOSS, black and gold two different kinds of 'fire' appeared once more, while Jierte fell into contemplation.

"Mr. Jierte, many people here do not actually belong here."

"They are like you, temporarily serving me because they seek something from me; I cannot let them be placed in danger."

"But once you want to join this core team, you will then find it impossible to leave."

"Mr. Jierte, you still have your blue sapphire and your young aunt, you also don't want...."

"I will join."

Jierte interrupted BOSS's dangerous remarks; a knight requires forward momentum, as long as he does not die, none of this will happen.

Most importantly, he can become stronger; he has confidence, he will definitely become stronger than the 'gods' BOSS spoke of!

"Are you sure?"

"I am sure."

Jierte looked at BOSS with unwavering firmness; as for 'gods', he would never believe in them.

They are merely people so powerful as to be absurd; as long as they can be killed, someday Jierte will be able to kill them.

"Good, as long as you've thought it through, that's enough."