Before this, Yi Cheng always believed that the reason why mentor Hong killed him was because he, the "protagonist", had lost his value or had left her control, and killing himself was the backup she should take when necessary.

However, even if you think about it according to this idea, Yi Cheng still didn't understand why the woman judged that she had "lost her value" and how she came to the conclusion that she was "out of control" because of her judgment, and even used a method that could be said to be the last resort to eliminate the possibility of danger. After all, this approach is completely inconsistent with the previous behavior pattern of mentor Hong.

So, what if I think about it the other way around?

If the fact that... killing herself was originally within the calculations of the Hong Mentor's, and even the result of being able to resurrect from the dead and standing in front of her again was already within the expectations of the Hong Mentor's expectations, then... what would be the situation?

Moreover, Yi Cheng thought of more than that.

Recalling the quiet dialogue with Fang Fang, his identity as a "tool made by the Red Mentor", and recalling the strange action of the Red Mentor deliberately choosing this tomb that buried the protagonists of Britain's past dynasties as the battlefield, what Yi Cheng finally came up with was a possibility that even he himself felt was incredible-

This woman... doesn't want to be a god, but... wants to be the protagonist!

Although it was a bit sloppy to draw such a conclusion, the previous battle had fully explained the problem - the savior who should have been invincible with the assistance of the protagonist's halo, which represents humanity and justice, was retreating step by step in front of the Red Mentor. Moreover, it was different from Yi Cheng's superficial use of Murphy's law to interfere with the battle process and result. Assuming that this was done by the Red Mentor, then... Maybe her control of the ability of the "protagonist" is far more skillful than Yi Cheng, who still cannot fully control the protagonist's halo so far!

"That's right...it must be so!"

Although there are still more details that cannot be understood, at least now, Yi Cheng can determine this possibility, and he did not hesitate to inform the people in the battle of this possibility he had inferred.

"The Red Mentor... may have mastered the power of some protagonists!"

Although this statement sounds unbelievable, after a little recollection of the battle just now, the faces of the saviors suddenly changed.

"So that's it...is this your real purpose!"

Another quick straight punch that was enough to hit a sonic boom was easily dodged by the opponent. Even after just a short battle, the White Queen, who had been doing her best from the beginning, was already a little panting at this time.

On the seemingly slender arms, the smooth muscles raised their roots, and under the broken skin, blood flowed in the pale blue blood vessels. The power that these quasi-god-level mutant abilities rely on can only fall in vain every time. Apart from bringing the long fluttering of the Red Tutor, it cannot cause any harm to her.

"Why, Xiaobai..."

Because of a punch, and because of the message that Yi Cheng suddenly conveyed, he was slightly lost. The next moment, Queen White suddenly woke up from the faint voice of Teacher Hong, but her body was suddenly hit by a powerful force, and her back hit the wall of the tomb.

"boom!"

The walls of the tomb protected by the barrier can finally be unable to withstand the terrifying power brought by the collision of two quasi-god-level powerful men. They cracked out cracks like spider webs. The White Queen herself coughed a few times after landing on the ground, but her eyes never left the figure of the woman.

"Why... the Red Mentor I know... shouldn't be like this now!"

"Oh, oh, oh... has it finally appeared, the lines that a weak close friend should have when facing the betrayer."

The Red Master shook his head slightly and swung his body freely. The anti-gravity cannon that had been used to repel the White Queen had fired several times, repelling several saviors who tried to take the opportunity to raid, and his eyes fell on Yi Cheng meaningfully again.

"It's you... my lovely subordinate, I really didn't expect that you could do this at first."

“…If you say that this is all within your plan, I would believe it a little more.”

He gritted his teeth and squeezed the Longinus gun in his hand. Even though he knew that the situation was now unsuccessful, Yi Cheng could only raise his chest like a man and bravely met the eyes of Mentor Hong.

Well... I'm a man, there's nothing wrong with it!

While comforting himself with such unnutritious complaints, Yi Cheng did not forget to confirm the purpose of the Red Mentor in the end.

"So... you're not studying some 'artificial protagonist' from the beginning, but you're planning to turn yourself into the protagonist, right?"

"It's actually true that I have to say that. After all... For people like me, no matter how hard others think, I can't be reliable, so I can only reluctantly let myself take on more responsibilities."

The smile of mentor Hong made Yi Cheng feel angry when he saw it.

"But...are you putting the cart before the horse?"

"Huh? Where did you start?"

"The protagonist... will not use the trust of his companions, the lives of those who should be protected, and use everything that everyone cherishes... to exchange for meaningless power like you!"

“…Oh, that’s it.”

He shouted such words at the top of his lungs, and at the same time conveyed the belief he had been trying to implement to the other party. However, what Yi Cheng saw next was the smiling pretty face of Mentor Hong, which suddenly became cold.

"It seems that my decision is correct. There will be such unrealistic ideas. You are indeed... just a failure."

"……ha?"

"So, look at the protagonists who used to be..."

Suddenly, in a tough manner, he expanded the repulsive field that was isolated from everything, excluding all the saviors from the range, and the Red Master who was suspended in the tomb glanced at the sarcophagus that had been affected several times in the previous battle and became somewhat broken.

"Those protagonists who think they are chosen by nature and are favored by fate rely on friendship, trust, unity and concerted efforts to achieve great achievements that ordinary people can almost never achieve in their entire lives. So far, this is the peak that a protagonist can achieve, and then..."

"……Then?"

"Yes, then... nothing happened."

Instructor Hong sighed.

"The results achieved by relying on the power of others are ultimately just other people's things."

"So, the protagonist who is like you who only rely on the power of others will only end up like them."
Chapter completed!