UGB Chapter 211: Light and Darkness!
Chapter 211: Light and Darkness!
Lox's exclamation was almost a roar.
Chen Ye's reaction, however, remained completely calm.
"I happened to know a little about it before."
He replied, his voice flat and devoid of emotion.
A casual remark.
However, this blocked all the possible problems that Lox might have encountered later.
Chen Ye did not give Locke a chance to ask further questions.
He tapped the treasure chest beneath him with his finger.
thump.
thump.
The topic was forcefully brought back by Chen Ye's unquestionable answer.
Their gaze shifted away from Lox.
He glanced at Roger, who was standing to the side, his breath catching in his throat.
Finally, the image returned to Lox's face.
Chen Ye raised a deeper question.
"However, what I don't know is..."
His voice echoed in the secret room.
"David Jones, and Joy Boy, both of their names have a 'D' in them."
"What does this mean?"
Just like you said, 'd' represents a will or an alliance!
But as far as I know, Davy Jones isn't exactly a good person!
But Joy Boy isn't a bad guy!
This question goes straight to the heart of history: the keyhole.
Roger was startled.
The turmoil in his mind about the "final island" was instantly suppressed.
His eyes burned with intense light as he stared intently at Lox.
He obviously wanted to know the answer to that question too.
Rocks' chest heaved continuously.
He kept inhaling the cold air, which smelled of gold and dust.
He forcefully suppressed his shock and doubt about where Chen Ye's information came from into the deepest part of his heart.
Now is not the time to dwell on where this information about the monster came from.
Some secrets, once started, must be told completely.
His thoughts pierced through the secret room.
It felt like traveling through eight hundred years of time.
We returned to that era when myths and legends intertwined.
Rocks' voice became low and hoarse.
Each character is covered in the dust of ancient stone slabs.
You're right!
"David Jones".
He's not a good person at all!
He spoke, his eyes deep-set, as if he were looking at another version of himself.
because!
"He represents the dark will of 'D'."
The firelight in the secret room dimmed for a moment.
"And Joy Boy."
He's not a bad person!
Rocks turned his gaze to Roger, his expression complex.
and so!
"He represents the bright will of 'D'."
Light and darkness.
simple.
The ultimate.
After hearing this!
Roger was touched by something he didn't know.
It seems something within my bloodline is about to awaken.
Rocks glanced at Roger beside him, a cryptic smile playing on his lips.
"Moreover, David Jones and Joy Boy were rivals a long, long time ago."
He paused.
Its massive body leaned forward, casting a shadow.
"Just like you and me, Roger, right now."
This statement brings distant history to life.
It carries an air of time travel.
It's no longer a legend.
It is the fiercest collision between two living people and two different wills on this sea.
Roger fell silent.
He and Rocks.
Fated rivals.
One that wants to devour everything.
A desire for ultimate freedom.
Every time they clashed, the sea trembled.
It turns out that this fateful opposition was already destined eight hundred years ago.
The only sound in the sealed room was the crackling of torches.
"but."
Lox's voice suddenly rose, shattering the silence.
His tone was incredibly complex, even carrying a respect he himself hadn't expected.
"Although they are competitors, representing light and darkness, they are irreconcilable."
His gaze swept over Chen Ye and Roger.
Something even more intense surged in those eyes that burned with ambition.
"But the ultimate goal they pursue is the same!"
These words exploded in Roger's mind.
How is that possible?
How can light and darkness possibly pursue the same thing?
Locke squeezed out the word through clenched teeth, one word at a time.
That word that could overturn the world.
"free!"
The last word fell.
Roger's eyes lit up instantly.
That light was more dazzling than a room full of gold.
A bolt of lightning pierced the fog in his soul.
He found a resonance that transcends time and space.
free!
The words he spent his whole life pursuing.
It is actually the end of the will of "D"!
Rocks's domineering freedom to devour everything.
His own unfettered freedom of adventure.
The essence is the same!
He got it.
I understand everything.
But at this very moment when Roger's heart was surging with emotion...
Chen Ye's calm, even cold voice rang out again.
He pulled the trigger at the end of the logical line.
He asked the most fatal question.
"Then why did they, who also pursued 'freedom,' eventually become dust in history?"
Why are the Celestial Dragons informing the world now?
Not the so-called "d" you mentioned!
This problem is like a heavy hammer striking the still air.
hum-
The roar in Roger's head stopped.
The light that had just appeared was extinguished by a cold hand.
Yes.
Why?
If "D" has such a strong will.
If their goal is "freedom".
Why did we lose?
Why did the Celestial Dragons win? Were they the ones who had locked the world in "order" for eight hundred years?
Why did Joy Boy disappear?
Why has David Jones also fallen out of favor?
Why did they all eventually become dust in history?
This issue is more important than anything before.
It negated everything.
Everything was questioned.
The temperature in the sealed room suddenly dropped to freezing point.
All expression vanished from Rocks' face.
Arrogant.
deep.
Exhilarating.
All of them were crushed in the face of this problem.
Instead, there is an extreme solemnity.
Overwhelming hatred, deep-seated fear, and an indelible resentment.
His face looked terrifyingly grim in the flickering firelight.
The darkness surging in those eyes could drag the whole world into an abyss.
He was silent.
Silent for a long time.
It went on for so long that the crackling of the torches hurt people's ears.
Roger waited until he was about to lose his temper.
He wanted to punch that bastard in the face.
Finally, Rocks raised his head.
He looked at Chen Ye.
He also looked at Roger.
His voice was hoarse, dry, and extremely cold.
He revealed the forbidden answer that had been buried for eight hundred years.
"because."
He paused, and then spoke as if he were draining all his strength.
"A person has appeared!"