Tang Qi could tell that Hal Rocky actually wanted to make a move, wanted even more to vent in another way—for instance, forcing himself upon the so-called "Messenger" before him, who radiated endless seductive charm. After all, beneath them was a soft, snow-white bed, wasn't it?
But unfortunately, he was still paralyzed, willing but powerless.
Tang Qi now understood why the Black Muds believed the most lovable among the Witztonians was the "Messenger."
The life form before him possessed a wondrous ability to transform into "all things mysterious."
Within the illusory domain, Tang Qi did not hesitate and used Omniscience to peer at her.
If the target had been the Young Creator, Tang Qi naturally would not have courted death. But since she was merely the other party's servant, he had no such reservations.
The next moment, thick, smooth silver light erupted, and complex information fragments surged forth.
Divine Entity: Messenger.
Status: Avatar.
Information Fragment One: One of the few remaining members of the Great Race Witztonians, an ancient and mysterious life form. The Witztonians had once possessed a glorious civilization and history. They had even slaughtered more than one deity. Every Witztonian possessed wisdom far beyond that of humans and most other races. Every adult Witztonian was a "Great Scholar."
Information Fragment Two: The destruction of the Witztonians originated from a failed god-slaying operation. For some unknown reason, they chose to attack the incomparably mysterious "Young Creator." Their brilliant civilization, which had once slaughtered deities, was vaporized in the blink of an eye.
Information Fragment Three: To preserve the seeds of their civilization, several Witztonians begged the Creator for forgiveness and promised to serve Him forever. Those members were the Engineer, the Explorer, the Arbiter, the Cleaner, and the Messenger.
Information Fragment Four: The five surviving Witztonians were granted