Facing an Ancient God for a Year

Chapter 2535: Chapter 2530: Judgment Chief

Not fallen.

Not only did it speak with a strong sense of justice, but even its actions displayed judicial court demeanor. At that moment, the angel before my eyes seemed to become more majestic.

Is it a Superior Being related to the law? A Judgment Chief?

Fu Qian suddenly recalled an important research topic from a while ago.

The shape is completely unlike that Golden Tree; I wonder what the relationship between them is.

At the same time, there are slight differences in the manifestation of abilities, leaning more towards a feeling of judgment and sentencing rather than setting rules.

So the previous outcry seemed reasonable for such a middle school behavior.

If there’s no sentencing, how can one confess?

In short, it seems that my many atrocities are finally going to be punished by the law.

And it’s quite different from the Evil Omen encountered in Xi Yuan early on. It’s possibly backed by a true Law Core, making it difficult to handle—quite impressive.

Faced with such a slightly tricky situation, at that moment Fu Qian couldn’t be happier.

What could be more gratifying than unexpectedly discovering deeper insights into previous research within a new topic?

This is what hitting the jackpot feels like.

For my world-weariness and remastered decrees, I speculated back then that further verification could need encountering the real deal.

To find it in such a special place—a fleeting research opportunity.

"Can I apply for a retrial?"

Not wasting any time, Fu Qian immediately asked a question.

...

Without a doubt, the application was denied.

Though it was a reasonable request, it seemed directly ignored at that moment.

The "Judgment Chief" not only didn’t say a word but also didn’t move the claw pressing down.

In Fu Qian’s view, the conveyed attitude was clearly decisive: absolutely no unnecessary actions, everything for the continuation of current errors.

It had to be said, worthy of a Superior Being-level contender, with a clear head and strong execution.

Returning specifically for and targeting the greatest threat to me, exhibiting almighty banishment without a word, ensuring I don’t disturb the place’s peace.

As for the gained time, of course, wouldn’t be wasted. Even the claw pressed before me moved, crazily tearing at the giant wings.

Indeed, like plucking feathers from a chicken before killing it.

Previously described were the wings swaying as if they weren’t feathers, but pieces of hideous flesh, a detail further exemplified here.

Tears fell one after another, with a solid texture, while others curled and evaded, like maggots fleeing from rot.

Why could I see so clearly?

Previously I mentioned the current state, akin to being forcibly entered into a Blood Conquest.

Interaction might not be possible, but walking and looking isn’t allowed?

By now, Fu Qian had circled halfway around, reaching the back of the Judgment Chief.

The response was one of indifference, not even turning to defend—the gesture of true ignorance, refusing Fu Qian from causing any impact on the situation.

Apart from this pure visual observation, changes around also showed clues.

This area had been corroded by "Blood Face," already possessing a madcap vibe.

Now, under the Judgment Chief’s actions, it’s further stimulated into a reactive state.

Fragmentation, decay, screaming... even colorful flashes, at a glance, it seemed to morph into suppurating ulcers within the building, with brilliant large maggots falling on them.

...

The Judgment Chief’s state is worrying; feels it can’t be described as ordinary fall.

As an Observer witnessing firsthand, Fu Qian naturally marveled at the bizarre spectacle without emphasizing his share of the credit.

Whether in lines or actions, all conveyed a sense of worldly justice, but ultimately resulted in such a portrayal—the contrast is a bit too stark.

Of course, the elements within Engraving Wisdom might not be entirely reliable, but remember, this is the second time this terrifying image has been encountered.

Cross-verifying, it seemingly proves at least a close relationship with this place.

Could the classic plot really be "Justice Judgment Chief falls from the sky due to corruption, smashing out a Sea of Ashes"?

Honestly, it feels a bit too dramatic.

But regardless, it’s apparent the Judgment Chief still wants to desperately shake off this state, even if only in fleeting illusions.

In a blink, plenty of decayed matter on the wings was pulled off, revealing the skeleton beneath—doesn’t it look familiar?

Though the tearing is deformed and only recognizable through shadows, at that moment, Fu Qian was reminded of a fairly recent memory.

That post-plucked appearance... is really of the Prison Angel Commander’s serving subject?

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Fu Qian is generally quite accommodating, categorizing anything with wings into the angelic series.

Thus, throughout the Transcendent career, many different types have been seen.

Among them, the most encountered are those originating from the Wasteland Angel Dungeon.

Mirrors, feathers, Ji Yicheng transformed into the fat angel, appearing in Shangjing as the Prison Angel Commander...

In short, the common trait is the reverence for feather shedding, removing impurities both inside and out, sublimating into a purer existence.

Not only does the Judgment Chief’s wings look similar after tearing away decay, but the self-purification behavior even seems the same.

Though the state is truly too contrasting.

Step by step self-purifying angels in Sequence, with the top Superior Being ending in a cesspool?

If true, the Long Night really does harm.

Crucially, it really looks true now. Aside from the previous two reasons, don’t forget there’s evidence: the technique of SAN Points elimination.

Back when suffering such unreasonable attacks, Fu Qian thought of those old friends.

Although solely based on form, more closely resembling a "Cycle Enforcer" encountered by the Golden Tree.

This contradiction made Fu Qian hesitant to judge, now seeing it can be eliminated?

The top of the Angel Divine Road is the Judge who wields alternate law power.

Even this point seemingly explains why angelic series attacks carry that special purification effect, targeting outsiders.

Law, as an existence weaving world rules, naturally repels outsiders.

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Really not bad, seems I’ve learned quite a lot.

Though ignored, Fu Qian breathed in a satisfied tone after observing all along.

But for the research institution before me, the situation seems not too friendly.

Though it doesn’t wobble under my previous devastations, the corrupt matter pried off by the Judgment Chief is rapidly spreading around.

Clearly, for Him, the goal is simply maximizing this place’s value, utterly focused, nothing more.