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

Right in front of him, Bennett's originally neat clothes had already been stained with blood, with spots of blood on them; and his face was as pale as paper, as if he had lost all vitality and had no blood at all. There were also two lines of tears that had not yet dried.

Alice put Bennett on the bed and looked at Kevin.

Kevin didn't care about it and came to Bennett.

In his eyes, Bennett has always been very strong, even if he fell for no reason or was excluded by others, he could still be optimistic.

It's fair to say that Kevin basically couldn't see the boy cry.

However, the current situation is too bad. It seems that in a moment, the world is like a marble about to be swallowed by a monster. It comes so quickly and catches people off guard.

And Daddy...

Thinking of Stone's hearty smile in the past, Kevin felt as if his heart was being held by a big hand and he couldn't breathe.

Now that most of his relatives are dead, Bennett doesn't know if there is any hope.

Thinking of this, Kevin pleaded with a hint of humility in his tone: "Bennett can still be saved, right? I hope you can help me. Although I am useless and can't do anything, this person is still here. As long as you can save him. I..."

Barbara interrupted Kevin and said seriously: "I will help you"

Alice scratched her head embarrassedly and said, "Let's help them to the end. After all, it was my failure to save them that caused the situation."

Kevin said gratefully: "Thank you."

Barbara went forward to check on Bennett's condition and said, "He has lost too much blood and was hit hard. Several bones are broken and his internal organs are likely pierced. This is not something I can treat. Let me go find another priest to try."

"Okay, then I'll leave it to you." Kevin agreed immediately. Time was of the essence now, and anything would do as long as he could save lives.

Barbara didn't say anything more, just opened the door and left.

Only Kevin and Alice were left.

Alice couldn't stay still. She started a conversation with Kevin and said, "Kevin, I feel like you are very special, you don't belong to this world."

"Well, why do you say that?" Kevin didn't want to chat with Alice about this, so he just answered casually.

“Because of the Eye of God.”

Kevin became interested and asked, "Eye of God?"

Alice circled around Kevin, looking around and said, "You don't have an external organ called the Eye of God."

"I don't have the Eye of God. Also, not everyone on this continent has the Eye of God. If you say that, doesn't that mean a large number of people are not from this world?"

Alice ignored Kevin's question and replied, "No, everyone has this, but the one from Sky Island took it away and called it decorating it with wishes. You are different from those people. You don't even have a connecting thread, so it's impossible for you to have the Eye of God."

"So... so what? This won't change anything." Kevin was surprised for a moment, but he didn't care too much.

"That's true." Alice agreed, and continued: "Not only that, Kevin, you are still a little weird."

Kevin felt a little uncomfortable with Alice's stare, and asked: "What's wrong? And sister, can you please stop staring at me?"

Alice's mouth corners slightly raised, revealing a sweet smile. She gently reached out her hand and gently patted Kevin's shoulder.

"Why, are you still shy? I like the name of sister. I will give this book to you."

Kevin was made uncomfortable by Alice's erratic personality.

One second he was arguing with him about the Eye of God, and the next second he was about to give him something.

I think I just called her sister.

Without waiting for Kevin to speak, Alice took out a book from her arms and handed it to Kevin.

Four big words caught Kevin's eyes.

There were a few spots of blood red in the darkness on the cover, and the words "Book of the Dead" were clearly written on it.

After watching for a while, Kevin felt as if cold water was splashed all over his body. The unprecedented sense of fear was like several streams coming together to form a flood, gradually drowning Kevin's reason.

My eyes seemed to be glued to the cover of the book and I couldn't look away.

It seemed as if countless people were whispering in Kevin's ears, asking him to open it.

When Alice saw this, a smile of success appeared on her face, which seemed a little weird and hideous when Kevin wasn't seeing it.

Kevin paused for a long time. Resisting the urge to open it, he placed the Book of the Dead on the table and whispered, "Where did this come from?"

"In the ruins, your fathers may still be alive, but they are locked up in the Book of the Dead." Alice said lightly, which made Kevin uneasy.

"What! Just a book. How is that possible?" Kevin couldn't believe it, but he thought of his previous reaction.

He wanted to reach out and open the book, but his remaining sanity held Kevin back.

"If you don't believe it, just ask Bennett." Alice said indifferently.

Kevin looked straight at Alice and said, "You mean Bennett can still be saved, right?"

"Well, there is still hope, right?" Alice's face froze for a moment. She didn't expect Kevin to ask this out of the blue, but she had to reply.

The emphasis went straight from the book to Bennett.

"If she can be saved, then why are you talking to me here? If you don't want to save her, don't promise me." Kevin noticed something was wrong with Alice and began to test her.

I heard from Barbara before. Alice was a little confused after rescuing Bennett.

And that strange book of the dead, it seemed to be particularly expecting me to read and study it.

"Didn't Barbara go out to ask for a pastor? I think Bennett's condition can still be saved." Alice explained.

Said that Cao Cao Cao Cao arrived.

Barbara came here with several pastors.

Seeing the two people chatting there, Barbara asked curiously: "What are you talking about?"

Kevin was very happy to see them and quickly made way for them. He said, "Nothing. The injured are here and their condition is very bad. I hope you can start treatment as soon as possible."

Alice nodded in agreement.

Barbara knew that now was not the time to chat, so she and the pastor went forward to check on Bennett's condition.

One of the priests frowned when he saw Bennett and said, "Isn't this the Mondstadter? Barbara, are you sure you are here to save him?"

"Saving him will only cause more trouble for us. Barbara, you probably don't know how much trouble he has brought to Mond."