Original God: Cthulhu invades, Mondstadt is destroyed at the beginning

In the church, Barbara looked at the two people running in the light curtain. She couldn't help but yearn for them. She murmured: "It would be great if..."

Halfway through his speech, he suddenly stopped.

Rosalia asked in confusion: "What's wrong, Barbara?"

"Nothing, just some emotion." Barbara concealed.

Inside the light curtain, it was night time.

After Kevin said goodbye to Fischer, he returned home and was a little confused to find that Stone was not there.

Hmm, why isn't Dad here? Usually there's always someone here.

Forget it, let’s go to bed first and talk about it tomorrow.

Kevin didn't think much about it. This kind of situation is not uncommon. He went into his room and fell asleep.

Kevin slept very soundly and comfortably.

A ray of sunlight shone on his face, and he felt the discomfort in his eyes. Kevin woke up slowly. He called out, "Dad, Bennett, is breakfast ready? If not, I'll make it."

This time no one responded.

His heart beat violently a few times, and Kevin had a bad feeling.

I hurriedly put on my clothes, got out of bed, opened the door, and found that there was still no one in the house.

So, I didn't even have breakfast and went out directly.

On the road, someone saw Kevin and ran over to him. He was a little embarrassed and said, "Kevin, Bennett is in trouble."

Kevin's pupils shrank, and he grabbed the man's shoulders and shook him, saying, "Something happened, what happened?"

"Bennett is the only one left in Bennett's adventure group. Hey, I advise you to have less contact with that kid in the future. Maybe in the future..."

Kevin pushed the man away, his face looked extremely ugly, and he said in a deep voice: "What are you talking about? He and I grew up together, how come I am fine?"

The man was a hunter from Guifeng named Keou. Kevin often went to him to learn archery, so he could be said to be half his master.

But even so, Kevin will not be polite to Keo about Bennett's matter.

Keou sighed. Knowing how important Bennett was to Kevin, he explained the whole story.

It turned out that Bennett, who had met Kevin not long ago, discovered a relic on the road yesterday.

Without giving it much thought, he took his fellow adventurers on an adventure.

As a result, everyone else was trapped inside. Only one person escaped. After he escaped, he quickly notified the fathers. He died soon after.

Except for Stone who was still at home and missed the chance, the other fathers went to rescue and eventually died in the rescue as well.

Only Bennett walked out of the ruins covered in blood.

Yesterday, Stone, who was at home, also heard about it later and rushed over. So Kevin didn't see him when he returned home.

"Where is Bennett now?" Kevin asked worriedly.

At the same time, I secretly cursed this useless brother in my heart and told him not to do anything stupid.

After all, Kevin knew Bennett, and when it came to creating the adventure group, Kevin's persuasion also had an effect.

If it weren't for Kevin, this adventure group might not have been formed.

Because Bennett didn't want to get too close to others because of his luck, so he was always hesitant about the adventure group.

It was Kevin who finally convinced Bennett with his own experience.

After all, I have been with Bennett the longest, and no matter how unlucky I am, I have never seen Kevin lose any limbs. How unlucky can he be?

As a result, they all died in a short time. If you say Bennett is looking for a rock to hit himself to death, Kevin will believe it.

"It's time to go to church to heal our wounds," Keo said uncertainly.

As soon as he finished speaking, he saw Kevin running away in a hurry. He shook his head and sighed again.

I hope this matter can have a good result.

Kevin ran to the gate of Mond City and heard a lot of people talking.

"Have you heard? That unlucky guy killed all the people in his adventure group, and it was on the first day of its creation. Such lethality. Wow."

"That's nothing. He killed all the adventurers who supported him. He's a disaster star, truly worthy of the name."

"Why let such a person into Mondstadt? He will kill us sooner or later."

Kevin couldn't hold back his anger any longer, and yelled at those who were talking about it: "Fuck you, it was an accident! An accident! Don't rely on luck for everything, use your berry-sized brains to think about it carefully."

"Oh, you're not allowed to talk about it even though he's killing others. If you don't tell others, it's the same as harming others. If someone is unaware and is with this unlucky guy, they may die one day without knowing it." Someone immediately retorted.

"Your parents are dead. Did you kill them? They shouldn't have given birth to you, you know that. And if your grandparents knew how stupid you were, I guess even your parents wouldn't want to give birth to you."

"What did you say?"

Kevin lost his usual calmness and looked like a powder keg that could be ignited at any time.

"What did I say? How stupid does one have to be to believe in luck? If you say that, you deserve my scolding. You deserve your fucking bad luck."

Everyone was immediately dissatisfied and angry. They argued with Kevin for a long time, but they found that they couldn't even defeat this little kid whose hair had not even grown out.

A few people were so angry that they knocked Kevin to the ground and beat him up.

Qin, who was passing by, drew out the Zephyr Sword and thrust it into the ground, shouting, "What are you doing? This is Mondstadt. Hit people if you want. You're just a kid, and you're so arrogant."

Someone recognized Qin's identity and said in surprise: "It's the eldest daughter of the Gunhild family. Go, go!"

Upon hearing this, everyone scattered like birds and beasts.

Qin went forward and helped Kevin up, and asked with concern: "Are you okay? Do you want me to take you to the church to heal your wounds?"

Kevin's mouth was bleeding, his body was covered with dust and footprints, he looked extremely miserable, but his expression was still firm, he said stubbornly: "I'm fine"

After a pause, he continued.

"Ms. Qin, do you believe in fate?"

Qin didn't understand, but answered honestly: "I believe in fate."

"Really?" Kevin smiled bitterly, pushed away Qin's supporting hand, and stood there unsteadily. He continued.

"Thank you, Ms. Qin. If I have the chance in the future, I will definitely repay you."

"Wait, you're injured. I can take you to the church." Qin wanted to chase after him to help but was stopped by Kevin waving his hand.

The boy refused Qin's help and limped forward. His body was still a little shaky, but he still stubbornly forced himself to keep steady.

His head felt dizzy and there were blurry images in front of his eyes, which proved that Kevin was in a very bad condition.

Qin saw this, but still said worriedly: "I think you really need help. Stop being so stubborn."

The young man left a word without even turning his head, and then left.

"No, I don't believe in fate!"