The voice did not answer, and Chu did not continue to ask. Maybe she knew there would be no answer, but she just couldn't help but want to ask.

Is what she did really meaningful? Did she really take away the sin? She doesn't understand.

"So, are you still willing to continue?" the voice asked Chu again.

If there is no answer to this matter, if it is likely to be wrong from the beginning, would it still be willing to continue at the beginning?

Chu did not answer immediately. She sat on the soil of the wasteland and felt the coldness of the wasteland.

She remembered the day she killed Jack again, and the children looked at her.

She clearly killed the sinner, but she left without any sin.

Then she thought of many things, Hillman's war, Sakurako's revenge, b3068's loneliness, did she really bring back all these sins?

Will there really be no war, no hatred, no loneliness in those worlds from now on?

If, what she thought was that if, she could not take away those sins, what would her function as a messenger?

Her heart was full of doubts and could no longer hold on to the task as she did at the beginning.

So Chu asked a question she had never asked before to the voice.

"When can I leave?"

For the first time, she had the idea of ​​letting go of her mission.

The cold silence surrounds the wasteland.

Surrounding Chu's body, surrounding this boundless wilderness, and even surrounding that sound.

This silent silence lasted for a while, without urging at the beginning, quietly waiting for the reply.

Finally, the voice said, "When you bring back all your sins, you can leave."

Then, it said: "Of course, if you want to stop now, I can also help you get rid of it."

This is not a threat, nor does it have a threat in the voice's tone. This is just a rule, the messenger's rule.

Liberation, we have to admit that this word has a different temptation for the beginning of today.

This may mean death for ordinary people, but for the first time, this may be a good thing.

There is no need to endure the erosion of sin on her, no need to bear sin anymore, nor do you have to accept punishment for sin in the case of sinners.

As long as she is free, she can rest. Even if she just falls in this wasteland like the corpses in the past forever, at least, she doesn't have to confuse whether everything she does has meaning.

"What about your choice?" asked the voice.

"I······"

I looked up at the light with my short black hair under my black eyes.

She should make a choice, and she seemed to have a choice, but just as she was about to say her choice, Lawrence's prayer seemed to ring in her ears again.

"I hope that one day you can relieve all the doubts in your heart. I hope that one day you will no longer be confused. May that one day ugliness cannot cover your eyes. I will pray for you here, Amen."

If you choose liberation like this, you will never find the answer.

When she first thought of this, the light in front of her was dazzling. She was immersed in the light, and her black body curled up.

"I, keep going."

This is the final choice.

The voice paused, and Chu gave the answer he should have given, but it surprised it. It thought that Chu would probably seek relief.
Chapter completed!