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

Just like that, the two brothers chatted for a while and then fell asleep.

morning.

A ray of sunlight shone on Kevin's handsome face.

After Youyou woke up, Kevin shouted subconsciously.

"Bennett, are you awake yet? If not, I'll make you breakfast."

However, there was no echo this time. Just like before, the room was quiet and Kevin was the only one there.

Kevin felt something strange and had a premonition of something, so he quickly got up and looked around the house.

I found a note on the table.

Kevin's hands were shaking a little as he pulled up the note and spread it out to look at it.

Brother Wen, when you see this note, I may have died. I'm sorry, I still hid something this time. In this conflict, Brother Wen, you ultimately failed.

Yesterday, someone in Mond exposed all your actions. In a short time, the news had spread to thousands of people.

I believe that it won’t be long before the whole of Mond will know this.

There is still a chance. I plan to go to the Knights Templar and take all the blame on myself.

At the same time, I will also excuse you.

Brother Wen, I have only one last request. I hope you can leave Mondstadt immediately and live a good life outside.

Promise me, okay?

"Bullshit!" Kevin pushed the door open and prepared to go to Mond City.

But he found that Lei Ze and Fischl were already waiting at the door.

It looks like Bennett has colluded with the two of them.

If I had known earlier, Kevin would not have stood idly by, let alone left for Mond.

Fischl took off his eye mask, revealing a pair of big eyes that were a little red and swollen, a complete change from his usual immature look.

"Kevin, you can't go!"

"If you have time to stop me here, why don't you stop Bennett? Why!"

The last sound was a roar.

It can be seen how angry and anxious Kevin is.

"It's hopeless. After all this, Bennett has already died in the Knights, and was judged by everyone. I... I also..."

Lei Ze couldn't continue speaking, his emotions still haven't calmed down.

"You can't do anything, right, you two idiots! If you can't stop Mond and the others, can't you stop Bennett? Even if you let him run with me, no one will die."

Fischl looked desperate, shook her head helplessly, and said with a hint of tears: "It's useless, it's useless. If neither of you comes forward to take the blame, Mondstadt will use all its national strength to hunt you down to the ends of the earth. You won't be able to escape. You will all die by then."

"Then let's die together. Don't stop me, and don't get too close to me. I don't have such a treacherous friend."

Having said that, Kevin tried to bypass the two of them.

Fischer begged, "Please don't go. Kevin, we and Bennett all want you to live well."

"You all hope so, don't I hope you live well?" Kevin shouted at the top of his lungs, not caring about Fischl's weakness.

"Bennett is dead anyway, Kevin, I won't let you go."

Lei Ze knew that he was not good at talking and couldn't win the argument with Kevin, so he just stood in front of him and said nothing.

Kevin stood there numbly, raising his sword, ready to strike his neck.

Fischl was quick-witted and struck with a bolt of lightning, knocking Kevin to the ground.

Kevin's lips moved slightly. He slowly said: "It's up to you. If you give me a chance, I will die in front of you. Just keep looking at me if you can."

Fischl collapsed and even begged humbly.

"Come on, Kevin?"

"If I can't see Bennett, then you are my murderer, and I will talk to him in hell. How did you two friends kill me?"

Kevin's tone was cold, and he no longer had the indulgence he had shown towards Fischl in the past.

After a while of stalemate, the two found that Kevin was really stubborn, so they finally let Kevin go to Mond City.

I was originally planning to follow him, but Kevin threatened to commit suicide. In the end, I had to let it go.

Kevin had never run so fast before. He felt like his body was not his own, like a machine on the verge of its limit.

But Kevin insisted on pushing its limits.

Not long after, we entered Mondstadt.

From time to time, I heard some vicious words.

"Have you heard? Bennett has been executed."

"What! If anyone wants to execute a hero, I'll be the first one to disagree."

"You better stop talking about being a hero. Everything was staged by that disaster star just to whitewash himself. Nearly two thousand people have died in Mond just because of these things."

"How detestable, how detestable, this damn star, damn star! I wish I could tear out his tendons and bones. His death is too easy."

All Kevin heard were extremely vicious words, like sharp blades stabbing into Kevin's heart.

This time Kevin was not angry, nor did he refute. All he could feel was despair and a heart that had calmed down from extreme sadness.

There is nothing more mournful and silent than a dead heart.

Kevin is still holding on to a glimmer of hope.

Maybe the Knights secretly protected Bennett and didn't take any action to quell the chaos. I guess they will wait for me to come over now.

I kept comforting myself in my heart.

Kevin arrived at the door of the Knights.

At this moment, Kevin seemed to be separated from the world.

Bennett's blood spread from the pillar to Kevin's feet.

The air was filled with a strong smell of blood.

In my ears, I can still hear vicious, mocking and abusive voices.

All the people gathered at the door were pointing at his brother, and some even threw stones at him from time to time.

Kevin's breathing was almost stopped. There were countless stones stuck in his throat, and he couldn't make a sound.

Bennett's bloody and mutilated body was nailed to a pillar by a sword.

Blood dripped onto the ground, and Kevin seemed to hear the echoes of the blood falling onto the ground unconsciously.

The blue pupils on Kevin's dull face were gradually filled with tears. His eyes could no longer hold any more tears and they streamed down his face.

The blood dripped onto the ground and was still flowing slowly, mixing together.

Someone nearby saw Kevin was so sad, so he stepped forward and patted Kevin on the shoulder, comforting him: "Okay, okay, everything will be fine. The evil star is gone, and the great revenge has been avenged. Your dead relatives can rest in peace."

Kevin suddenly grabbed the man.

His lips were split, but he had endless words to say, wanting to seek justice for Bennett.

But I found myself in despair that no matter how I tried, I couldn't say it.

No, no! He is not a disaster star, nor a fictional character, nor was he created by anyone.

He was the younger brother who was chatting and eating with me yesterday.

At that time, he was still lying to me, but still longing for my forgiveness.