Chapter 153: God

Although every time he is with Du Cuilan, Chunsheng can feel a suffocating pressure.
But it is undeniable that Du Cuilan is definitely one of Chunsheng's closest people in Wuya.
If we had to use a metaphor, it would be like a beam of sunlight shining into a heart that has been cloudy and rainy for years.
The experiences of Spring's childhood may still cause her to feel a lingering fear even now when looking back.
As a natural-born esper, Haru has been subjected to the "special treatment" of his hometown villagers ever since he was born.
In the small mountain village where information is scarce, rumors of gods and demons often seem more believable than scientific knowledge.
For elderly people in mountain villages, the signs of a child being born under a bad omen include thunder and lightning striking nearby trees and other similar events. However, if the baby's arm turns red from an unusual spell during the birthing process with the aid of a midwife, it is even more unusual.
Therefore, when he was young, Chunsheng also heard many rumors about himself.
Some said he was the reincarnation of an evil spirit, with a tough destiny that would lead him to kill his parents and loved ones. As a result, his neighbors treated him like a monster, avoiding any contact and forbidding their own children from playing with him.
Fortunately, Chunsheng's parents were particularly fond of him and disregarded all kinds of rumors about him in their memory.
Under their careful care, Chunsheng also grew up day by day. Although he had no friends, he still lived a relatively happy life.
But life cannot always be smooth, and beautiful days will also come to an end.
The beginning of the nightmare was the unforgettable rainy night that lingered in his memory.
That night, he saw the demon for the first time and realized the power of fate.
The rumor that he was the reincarnation of a demon was further confirmed by the tragic death of his close relatives, and the young Haruki, who lost the protection of his parents, truly realized the cruelty of fate.
At first, there were kind people in the village who were willing to give him food, but at that time he couldn't control the electricity in his body and often accidentally injured others.
Over time, even genuinely kind people will eventually become timid.
Realizing that his existence could potentially harm his neighbors in the village and not wanting anyone else to be hurt by his electricity, Haruki set off on a wandering life, leaving the village behind.
At less than ten years old, the child traveled alone through mountains, forests, and streams, enduring wind and rain, without a place to call home.
During this journey, he fought against wild beasts in the woods and was also deceived by people who tried to exploit him.
There are also kind-hearted people who offer help, but the ending often turns out unpleasant.
Gradually mastering the rules of survival, he wandered
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to the city of Chihong and settled as a small beggar under a bridge in Chihong City.
He never begs, as he has completely lost faith in others. For his daily needs, he relies on discarded items from others, but if necessary, he resorts to stealing from less populated places.
Until later, he was taken in by a barbecue vendor for a few days, and then adopted by Quan Zhenghao and brought to Raven.
It was here that he met Du Cuilan.
At that time, he was like a small animal that had completely disconnected from normal humans, ferocious and cold-blooded, and even Quan Zhenghao was unable to tame him for a while.
But Dù Cuìlán was different.
For the very insecure Haruki at the time, she held absolute goodwill and patience towards him.
She patiently taught Haruki many things, never afraid of his electric shock, always gently guiding him, and once telling him many stories he had missed during childhood.
If Quan Zhenghao provided a worry-free environment and comprehensive protection for Chunsheng as an esper, then perhaps Du Cuilan is the one who re-educated him from a beast in the forest to a human.
With the meticulous care of Du Cuilan, he regained the emotions he had lost for many years and understood the qualities that a person should possess.
Although this motherly love can be overly heavy for him at times, to this day, he still remembers the beam of light that first shone into his heart.
Later on, he grew up to be an outstanding operator in charge of the Raven team, and with his dual identity as a club network administrator and Raven Demon Hunter, he became familiar with his daily life and met Lou Su and Jiang Xiaofei.
For Chunsheng, the two of them were more like close friends who corresponded to his dual identity.
Whether it was the bookworm Luo Su or the second-generation rich kid Jiang Xiaofei, both of them were companions that Chunsheng truly recognized for a long period of time.
Here, Haru also once drew happiness and satisfaction from them. Just like other friends who were recognized by him, they all helped fill a void in Haru's heart.
……
And now?
Severe pain gradually brought Chunsheng's scattered thoughts back to reality.
Hot tears of blood dripped from his torn eye corner, and he took a closer look to find that his body had already started to flay open in various places, even the armor on his arms had begun to peel off piece by piece under heavy pressure.
"Just ants! You dare to think of killing a god?"
The angel's distorted voice continued to output, probably realizing that the body of Taihua White Tiger was already on the verge of collapse.
The hot liquid rolled inside his chest, causing Chunsheng to cough instinctively.
A puddle of blood suddenly gushed out of his mouth, splattering onto the clouds beneath his feet.
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"Chunsheng!"
He faintly heard Zhenhao's voice behind him, but he had no time to turn around and look.
"It seems like you're no longer able to go on."
The light orb under the barrier flickered with pride, as if rehearsing its victory in advance.
However, Haruki, who was full of wit, only laughed and then spoke with some effort:
"I have said it before...
Within the borders of China, it is all ruled by people..."
In other words:
Within the borders of the Divine Land, gods hold no power. Life and death, transformation—these are decided by the people themselves.
In an instant, the upper layer of the hollow space erupted once more with a dazzling light. The electricity that had gone out of control during Chunsheng's momentary lapse of attention now blazed back to life with blinding brilliance.
"What?!"
The light inside the barrier shook abnormally for a few moments, and the angel hiding among them saw that the white eyes of Taihua White Tiger, filled with electric light, were gradually turning into a bloody red.
Spring rushed towards Chigyā and let out a thunderous roar.
Underneath the rapid growth of emotions in his heart, he felt an unprecedented surge of power rising within him.
The unrestrained power emanating from Anwu was agitated and evil, even completely associated with his own anger and killing intent.
Now, in an unprecedented rage, he felt as if his body was erupting with endless power like a volcano.
Kill!
Freedom!
Gradually, these two words were the only ones left in his mind.
The crimson lines on the arm guard had never been so brilliant. Haruki clenched the sphere in his hand, and a burst of blood energy erupted from the arm guard.
The energy of this bloody aura is much stronger than the initial outbreak, and one can feel the ominous breath just by looking at it.
The ribbon-like blood flows and clings to the claws, accompanied by the burst of azure lightning.
"God! I'll show you how it's done!"
Spring shouted in anger, his sharp claws gradually penetrating the barrier until finally, the glass-like shield was completely shattered under his grip.
In the space, the anguished screams of angels echoed, but soon became weak.
The black and red claws tightly held the light in their palms, followed by a burst of blood, and everything returned to nothingness.
The collapse of the space suddenly accelerated, and golden blood fell from the sky like flowing sand.
The Thousand-Bird Blade was inserted upside down into the clouds, and Haruaki raised his head. He let out a roar as if declaring victory, and then burst out with a burst of blood as if celebrating.
He hovered in the air, slowly turned around, and looked at his teammates on the clouds with his bloody eyes.
"Kill!"
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