Chapter 239:

…Li Huai saw that the bones of the acolyte had also suffered the same suspicious horror as his skin was scratched and carved. Li Huai was neither equipped nor instructed to resolve the matter. All he can do is what the priest requires of him: look.
Watch him do it. The priest continued to observe his until his abdomen, and every drop of a fresh blade opened the bleeding muscle area. At his belly button, he finally cut open the long skin and peeled it off in front of him. The priest pretended to be indifferent, but beads of sweat protruded on his face and gathered on his scar.
He folded the excess meat of his buttocks with a knife and cut off a large piece, completely fat. It barely hit the ground, and he mowed the grass in that place again, dug deep into the meat behind the wound he had caused, and held the knife with both hands to ensure that the blade stayed the same way. He returned to the precious incision two inches deeper, and was delighted to see the blood spurting from the tiny geyser, and then ran along the side of his calf. Once he turned the corner of his hips, he stopped breathing. His breathing was hard and raw, and the sweat flowed freely from the scar to the place where it was carried to his jaw.
Then, the acolyte turned around and turned his gaze to Lucifer. Every armor of the devil is suspended in the air, some distance from the anatomical part being removed. In Li Huai's view, this is a form of beauty, the body and its armor are completely still.
When Li Badi was surprised, the acolyte continued his cruel efforts to make new adjustments to his body to fit the devil's clothes: first cut a piece from the other hip until the red meat. Then raise your arm and cut off the meat on the back of the triceps. Then pass the knife from the left hand to the right, and then pass it back, no matter which one you can cut effortlessly. The area under his feet looked like the floor of a butcher's shop. Corn on the cob and sliced ​​fat were scattered everywhere.
In the end, the pastor seemed very satisfied. He let the knife fall into the debris and felling, then opened his arms, reflecting the position of the king of hell.
"The king is dead," said the acolyte. "Long live the emperor."
"Oh, it," Li Hao said.
Seeing the madness in front of him, Li Huai suddenly heard Dell's words echoing in his ears: watching is not the same as seeing. Li Huai has been searching all his life. He watched the red beans burn to death. He witnessed a crazy cult leader massacring the entire congregation. He also watched a demon drag his friend to hell. Now, Li Huai is very clearly aware that he no longer wants to be a witness to these sights. This is not the world he belongs to. Although came more than once, Li Huai always avoided its control and fought for another day. He was sure that today should be no different. The curiosity of curiosity immediately let Li Bai see what happened next, and then he decided that this was a good time to start running.
When the disturbing buzzing sound began to fill the room, Li Huai ran towards the exit of the room as quickly as possible. This is a sound that is difficult to understand. The drums have no real rhythm, but they come from one side of the cathedral vault and then to the other side.
Li Huai didn't let him slow down, and usually, retreat proved to be a much simpler task. Li Huai never turned his head back to the vestibule at the bottom of the stairs. However, due to the terrible noise above his head, Li Badi had almost no sense of victory. He left his friends to ensure their safety. Now, he is going all out, hoping that he will not jump out of the frying pan of and go straight into the fire.
Li Huai climbed the stairs and tried his best to prepare for everything that was waiting on the top floor. As long as he focuses on getting his friends out of here, he can't be wrong. But he must be fast. They all have to leave this place before the big pretender downstairs can appear.
The last turn in the stairwell, and then Li Huai fell on the ground. Li Huai emerged from the hole in the floor and saw his friends standing on the Azer at the other end of the cathedral, waiting patiently in front of the door.
"Run!" Li Bady shouted. "Everyone. Damn!"
All eyes turned to Li Huai, who was winding his way through the labyrinth of phantom forest.
"Bai Li!" Mai Xia shouted. "It's all over."
"That's why Li Huai needs to move! Hurry!"
"No, Harold. Not good." McDonald said.
"I know that's bad," Li Hao said. "You don't listen to me!"
When Li Huai reached his friends, no one had moved an inch and ran over and grabbed the gorgeous polished handle on the cathedral door.
"Bad Li, you are not listening," Lana said.
"No," Li Bady replied and pounced open the door. "You are not listening. I said-"
No matter what he tried to press his lips, it evaporates like water in the desert. Li Bai widened his eyes when he saw things outside. As soon as he opened the door, he slammed into the door at twice the speed, and Li Huai hurriedly pressed back.
He said: "There is a group of demons there." At that moment, he realized what the source of the terrible noise was.
Dale grabbed Mai Dong's arm out of fear. Katz stretched his arms around him to provide comfort.
"Where the do they come from?" Li Hao said.
"Hell, I guess. They called on the priest to give up on themselves," Dell said.
"Okay. They're not here with Li Huai," Li Huai said to himself. "It might work."
"Working?" Lana said. "Are you completely free of your skull?"
"That's not the point. Li Huai has a big problem in the basement, and there is an army outside trying to solve this problem. The biggest problem now is that Li Huai is unfortunately stuck between these two obstacles. Therefore, Li Huai All you have to do is to make concessions and let them cancel each other out."
"Not your best strategy, Harold," McDonald said.
"Li Huai is right," Maixia said. "This fight is not what Li Huai wants to stop."
And, as if being hinted, there was a series of huge cracks where they stood, and the marble slab broke under their feet.
"Fuck me," Li Bad said. "That will be the king. Listen, the ground will do everything possible. Li Huai needs to hide from his sight to make everything happen. The floor near the wall will be stronger. Let Li Huai move on."
When he led the group to the side of the cathedral, he gave the order, behind the two large pillars. When they reached the pillar closest to them, the floor under their feet was firm.
The noise of the coming army seemed to come from both sides of the cathedral. Li Badi knew that they would share this land with a lot of evil meat at any time. He just hopes his friends will be spared.
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