Saiya has transformed the magic circle, and the previous summoning magic circle has completely turned into a different appearance—

When he saw the huge magic circle at present, guided by her fingers and spells, slowly contracting inward and gradually turning into a complex pattern of a single-ring triangle connection, Robin had to believe that the dreams he had had before and the legendary magic were all real.

A simple, undirected teleportation array.

Saiya's body was weak and she had a severe headache. Fortunately, with Ailin's timely support, she did not fall down due to exhaustion.

With her current abilities, she can only do this.

If it weren't for the damn assassins, they should have used the most common way to return to Itnair after Secred had a doctrine exchange.

The accident caught her off guard and disrupted all previous plans.

"We have to leave."

Saiya looked up and looked at everyone.

"Okay." Gale agreed, "I'll inform Heloise and the others now."

"No."

Just as Gale was about to rush to the window, Saiya called her.

"The energy of this magic array cannot be transmitted to so many people."

"But..." Gale only felt his breath suffocating.

What Lord Saiya said means—

Those who fight for them desperately outside will eventually be abandoned?

"Don't worry, with Heloise's ability, she will be safe and sound." Sayya stretched out his right hand to Gale, "Gal, come to me, and when we make sure we are safe, we will come back to them. God will have a plan."

"Master Sayya." Gale gritted his teeth, pondered for a moment, and then slowly shook his head.

"You guys go first, I'll stay and help Heloise. After you make sure you're safe, we'll go find you."

Robin was slightly stunned, and his eyes looked at the girl with fiery red hair, and his heart suddenly jumped heavily.

From their conversation just now, even if he is a newcomer, it can be seen that staying may mean sacrifice. Although he is dissatisfied with Saiya's decision, he can also feel that her decision is correct-

If that magic array can only teleport a few people, then the others must be abandoned.

However, Gael's spirit of staying for his companions touched him a little.

"Gal," Saiya waved with an anxious look, and there was a little more anger between her eyebrows, "Don't be stupid, come here quickly. You stay here... well..."

A painful groan came from her breath, and her pupils shrank violently.

It was at this moment that something happened suddenly in the hall-

Before Saiya could finish speaking, a short knife suddenly penetrated her body, revealing half of the blood-covered cold sword blade from her chest.

"Sir Sayya!"

A shrill scream rang out in the hall.

Even if the three left wanted to stop it, it was too late.

Saiya tried to hold the half blade in her chest with both hands, but she felt weak all over her body, and her eyes began to tremble and turned upwards.

"Take him..."

Robin saw that her dying eyes were staring at her, as if saying, this was the last wish.

As her hands fell down, the noble deputy priest tilted his head to the side and died.

Aileen pulled out the blade and kicked Sayya's body aside.

In the eyes of everyone, the white-clothed guard who had been obedient and caring before became hideous and terrifying because of blood staining.

Her blue eyes were no longer gentle, but replaced by terrible violence.

The other three priest guards surrounded her in the center and each held the weapons in his hands tightly.

A chill surged straight up to his head, and Robin retreated back tremblingly, feeling his legs weak.

He looked at the scene in disbelief, unable to believe at all that the few people who were extremely harmonious before suddenly staged a scene of killing each other.

"Why?" Gale looked at Aileen with pain, "Why do you do this?"

"Haha, you idiots still don't understand?" Ailin laughed sarcastically and looked at the remaining three people coldly, "That's because..."

She narrowed her eyes slightly, staring at Gale, and said word by word, gritting her teeth-

"I abandoned you, just like Saiya, oh no, God will abandon us!"

"What are you talking nonsense?" Gale tightened his sword, his eyes burning with anger.

"Think about it, what she said just now, "The energy of this magic circle cannot transmit so many people, so it is destined to abandon some people."

The three people's hearts thumped.

"You all understand. When Saiya decided not to take them away, they were destined to die here." She raised her head and pointed her chin at Gale contemptuously, "Don't tell me, you can't see the strength of the group of assassins outside?"

Gale didn't speak, looking at the ground calmly.

"Are you because of Lord Saiya's injustice?" she asked in confusion. "Then, you can also choose to stay like me, choose to fight with Heloise, and choose to devote yourself to the God of Life."

"Enough!"

Aileen roared loudly.

"Damn God of Life!"

"Aileen."

Gail looked at her with regret and took a deep breath. This blasphemy against the God of Life should not have appeared in the mouth of a priest guard.

How ridiculous it is that the guardian of the God of Life becomes the betrayer of the God of Life.

"As the guard of God, a profession that everyone in the world envies, can dedicate life to the God of Life - are we lucky?" Ailin laughed, "Or is it even more unfortunate?"

"The God of Life, and the Lord Saiya, including the Lord Hendrick who is high above, and even the Lord God's Messenger, all they brought to me were pain and disaster."

A trace of pain appeared between Aileen's eyebrows, recalling, "I had two chances to be a mother, but they were deprived of both times. I was so happy when I first received the gift of God five years ago. But after I became pregnant, the child disappeared shortly after.

Because I ate walnuts during dinner. Allergies caused me to almost die, and my extremely poor physical condition also caused me to die in the womb."

"I remember, because the new chef didn't know you were allergic to walnuts," said Iyeta. "But, it was just an accident."

"Accident?! Humph." Aileen sneered, "What did you say later? Even though I knew I was pregnant, I still asked me to perform an inexplicable task-

Go and beat some people who spread rumors!

Yes, beat up.”

She emphasized the two words behind her, "That's what they said. They were not easy for you newcomers to do this kind of thing, so they sent me to teach me a lesson for the troublemakers. But... who would have thought that I was seriously injured in that battle, just because the news was wrong and that they were not estimating their strength?"

"I thought..." Ivy looked at her with a heavy heart, "I should have done that time..."

"Come on." Aileen sneered, "This is their conspiracy. You were transferred to San Beta beforehand, and Heloise shouldered the responsibility of defending the main priest, and the responsibility fell on me in the end. However, I realized later that these two times were actually arranged by them."

The other three people couldn't help but breathe in the air conditioner as they listened to her.

“In order for us, the people they chose to be more loyal to God, I don’t know how many people have miscarriages and lost two children, we have no right to have children again.”

She lowered her head in frustration.

The other three people also had such regretful expressions on their faces.

"Why don't guards use men? Men are obviously stronger and more suitable for this duty."

Robin's words interrupted them.

In this world, are there any special gender requirements for serving God? From the first time I saw them before, Robin felt something was wrong. Now when I look back, I realized that everyone in this hall was women.

What followed was the sharp and surprised gazes of four people turning to him at the same time.

After pausing for three seconds, they turned their faces and ignored him.

It seemed as if he hadn't said anything just now.

Robin closed his eyes in pain—he was ignored, these unreasonable people.

"Is this the reason for your betrayal?!" Gale asked loudly.

"Isn't it enough?" Aileen laughed silently, and she looked at Gale as if she was looking at an ignorant child, "Oh, I understand, that's because you've never had any pregnancy experience.

If not enough, then add one more-

The blasphemer.”
Chapter completed!